Jimmy Greaves

[wallyboy]

Just started reading Harry Rednapps book, A man walks onto a pitch. I know,I know. Anyway he's talking about football and stories through decades and his first 11in those decades.Now we are at the afore mentioned. He is my all time favourite player, not only because of his unquestionable ability but he was a bloke, just like us, somewhat. So does anyone on here have a footballing hero that is not a Millwall player.
As an aside, John Seasman is my Millwall player.
I await the telling off.

 

[kinelloz]

Go on I'll play...Stan Bowles.

Sits back and waits for the abuse

 

[wallyboy]

Could pass a ball but not the bookies

 

[wallyboy]

Also some fantastic players mentioned and I'm only into the 60s era.

 

[lionchef]

Rodney marsh

 

[Stowwall]

Worthington

 

[Gaeilge Millwall]

Rodney Trotter

 

[cold blow]

Gordon Hill

 

[Kryan Bing]

Paolo Maldini

 

[The_Doc]

Hero would be stronging it a bit but my favourite non wall player would be kenny dalglish

 

[BrianLion]

Paolo Maldini

I’ll raise you Barasi

 

[EVOJM1972]

Bryan Robson

 

[Kryan Bing]

I’ll raise you Barasi

The pair of them were quite something as a unit...!!

"Maldini & Baresi Played 196 games as a centre-back partnership for A.C. Milan. In those 196 games, the duo conceded just 23 goals. Best centre-backs in the history of the game!"

 

[lottwall]

Lee Hughes !,,

 

[robbo555]

Glenn Hoddle. Absolutely obsessed with him as a kid.

 

[robbo555]

Rodney marsh

I remember someone telling a story about Rodney Marsh where he was in the gym and someone bet him he couldn't chip a ball into a basketball net. And he did it three times in a row. Think about how hard that it to do.

 

[robbo555]

Paolo Maldini

Maldini was the best defender of all time.

 

[Nobby86]

Zola

 

[champs08]

After Cantonas king fu kick at palarse, I gained a lot of respect for the fella. An amazing footballer too . . .

 

[jards]

Martin mcgaughey