i'll start the bidding with Phil Neal

Mark Stein maybe not then appaerently he didnt play for us what a bad dream that was!

 

Sir Les of Ferdinand then

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Danny Wallace & Robert Fleck

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Danny Wallace & Robert Fleck

 

Rod Wallace was cack too

Rod Wallace was cack too

 

 

I put it away mine.

The biggest one ever in more ways than one was......... Mario Jardel

Emerson Thome.

 

What ever happened to Djibril Diawara?

Chris Armstrong

Emerson Thome.

I think one or two are stretching "illustrious" a bit.

Fernando Hierro?

 

Agreed he didn't have many good games for us,but in those few games he showed true class - so shouldn't be considered for BWFC's Room 101 imo.

 

like saying when jardel did score he did prove he knew where the net was

 

i always thought he was a prem goal away from a hatful

Rasiak

Nishizawa

Steve Elliott.

like saying when jardel did score he did prove he knew where the net was

 

i always thought he was a prem goal away from a hatful

 

The difference being -

 

Jardel looked like he'd been sniffing glue before he played

 

Hierro didn't

Pele

John O'Kane

David Norris

Javi Moreno

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Javi_Moreno

Salva Ballesta

Salva came, did nowt, and then fucked off and scored shedloads in Spain. Not that illustrious, but it definately pissed me off.

 

Jardel for me. And again that was frustrating because even as a fat druggie bastard he still knew where the goal was. He'd have been a Wanderers legend if he gave a fcuk.

Salva came, did nowt, and then fucked off and scored shedloads in Spain. Not that illustrious, but it definately pissed me off.

 

Jardel for me. And again that was frustrating because even as a fat druggie bastard he still knew where the goal was. He'd have been a Wanderers legend if he gave a fcuk.

 

His goal scoring rate before us was quite good.

He came to us and hardly played for some reason.

Jardel for me. And again that was frustrating because even as a fat druggie bastard he still knew where the goal was. He'd have been a Wanderers legend if he gave a fcuk.

 

Knowing where the net isn't the issue.

 

Dean Holdsworth always knew where it was. He just couldn't hit the f?cker.

Dean Holdsworth always knew where it was. He just couldn't hit the f?cker.

I agree, he clearly knew where it was at Wembley, he was looking right at it............

Len Cantello....huge disappointment....

Danny Guthrie,i expected great things from the young lad with him being highly rated at LFC an' all that- i was fairly disappointed to discover he was just a water carrier.

dietmar hamann

 

The signing of him and his subsequent transfer was the best bit of businee Bolton have ever done.