Classic *Premiership* players

[saif]

Of course, how could I forget Richie Humphries!?
From Southampton, the Latvian Michael Owen - Marian Parhars.
Franny Jeffers was really good before he went to Arsenal.

[Kieran76]

Of course, how could I forget Richie Humphries!?
From Southampton, the Latvian Michael Owen - Marian Parhars.
Franny Jeffers was really good before he went to Arsenal.

Ritchie Humphries? Sheffield Wednesday's Ritchie Humpries?

I assume you jest.

I will now mention Orlando Trustfull at this point, but only for the name.

[Plough Boy]

I always loved watching Andrei Kanchelskis. Or is he deemed too famous?

[Oh_Mutants]

Graham 'Bobby' Stuart. Will always remember that goal against Wednesday (For Chelsea?)

Paul Warhurst - Think it was the 92/93 season he was used as a makeshift striker and banged in a hatful of goals for Wednesday.

Andy Sinton - Looked a super little player back in the early nineties for QPR.

As for Jeremy Goss, remember a couple of great volleys he scored for the Canaries in the early 90's

[Big Seany]

Patrick Colleter. Broke Poyet's leg.

Chris Marsden - talismanic for Saints under Strachan.

Glenn Helder - jheri curl mullet, looked like a Lionel Richie tribute act.

Ronnie Ekelund - magnificent creative midfielder, sparked with Le Tiss, came from Barca and looked a very very good player. Serious injuries ended his Prem career; think he bowed out in MLS.

John Sheridan - midfield maestro. In my playing days I modelled my game on him. Can't go back....

Chris Cooper - rock for Boro and Forest.

[Baseley09]

Cool to see some Michael Bridges love, I thought he was going to be the one when he was knocking em in for Leeds.

Amokachi was legend.

Asanovich at Derby was a maestro, infact that spine of him, Stimac & Francesco Baiano....was pretty decent.

& Lars Boheinen

[jagvirdi]

Zola, Bergkamp, Le Tissier, Rush come to mind

[ETC]

Nikos Dabizas ... enough said

[Kit]

Gavin Peacock - Chelsea
Bryan Roy - Forrest
Paulo Di Canio - West Ham
Steve McManaman - Liverpool
Rob Jones - Liverpool

Not a great player but he had the most appropriate name.

Hans Sieger (sp?) - Man United

[On The Edge of Insanity]

Ian Woan deserves a mention, simply for that period of a few weeks where he kept bashing in ridiculous goals from long-range. One of his - against Wimbledon I think - was up there with the best goals I'd ever seen. Not sure how well it would hold up to scrutiny these days though - might just be memory playing tricks on me.

[prinnysquad]

Nikos Dabizas ... enough said

Dabby - didn't he score the winner against us at the SOS?

[Kongster]

Winston Bogarde - Chelsea did everything to get rid of him - they gave him no first team football, no squad number, even throwing him into the reserves and making him train with them amongst other things.

Still, he didn't kick up a fuss, got on with it and fulfilled his contract four year contract with wages of £40k a week! I don't blame him and I would have done the same LOL!

[MonkeyJuggleDX]

Erik Thorsvedt!

[EJG1980]

Erik Thorsvedt!

Eric The Viking! Legend

[saif]

Egil Ostenstadt was great at Southampton. I also really like Jostein Flo.