Most successful ex-player

[MrSwerve]

Use whatever metric you see fit. What do you think?

 

[Dr. Winston]

Lampard or Chinaglia maybe.

 

[Muteswan]

Lampard or Chinaglia maybe.

You, my friend , must be a mind reader. I was just checking the spelling of Chinaglia to post exactly the same.
Lampard or Chinaglia. With a shout for Ivor, Cliffy Jones and Terry Medwin.

 

[Dr. Winston]

Cliff Jones another good shout.

Based on silverware alone Lampard is head and shoulders above the rest I believe.

 

[dickythorpe]

Tosh, Eder.

 

[Muteswan]

Tosh

Good call, again any of the ex Liverpool players Emlyn, Tommy Smith, Ian Callaghan were also very successful.

 

[Best_loser]

Michael Sheen

 

[Robbie]

If Martinez gets a big club and has success long term with them , i.e. Newcastle , he must be in with a shout .

Agree about Toshack also . Trundle seems to be a local celebrity now , not so much up the M4 funnily enough .

 

[Aubrey Hambone]

Gareth Edwards

 

[Risc]

Lampard or Chinaglia maybe.

<< Regarded as one of the top and most prolific Italian strikers of all time, Chinaglia was a large, strong, fast, and powerful player, with a keen eye for goal. >>

Bloody hell, not heard much about this guy. Would love to have seen him play for us.

 

[CurtessECarr]

John Charles although he didn't play for first team. He was on the books as a youth player.

 

[jacabertawe]

Lampard or Chinaglia maybe.

<< Regarded as one of the top and most prolific Italian strikers of all time, Chinaglia was a large, strong, fast, and powerful player, with a keen eye for goal. >>

Bloody hell, not heard much about this guy. Would love to have seen him play for us.

He barely did: a lazy layabout and a thug. I'm pretty sure that he was given his marching orders by us, due to his attitude.

 

[3swan]

Gareth Edwards

That's who went through my mind

 

[3swan]

<< Regarded as one of the top and most prolific Italian strikers of all time, Chinaglia was a large, strong, fast, and powerful player, with a keen eye for goal. >>

Bloody hell, not heard much about this guy. Would love to have seen him play for us.

He barely did: a lazy layabout and a thug. I'm pretty sure that he was given his marching orders by us, due to his attitude.

That's how I remember it as well

 

[Risc]

<< Regarded as one of the top and most prolific Italian strikers of all time, Chinaglia was a large, strong, fast, and powerful player, with a keen eye for goal. >>

Bloody hell, not heard much about this guy. Would love to have seen him play for us.

He barely did: a lazy layabout and a thug. I'm pretty sure that he was given his marching orders by us, due to his attitude.

Ah right fair enough, reading a few things now about a few allegations of criminal activity. Bit of a lunatic by the sounds.