THE BEST PLAYER TO EVER PLAY IN A CITY SHIRT

After ecently reading his book and through all his trials and tribulations on and off the field only wish i could have seen him play mine has to be Robin Friday

i was to young to see friday, toshack and the rest of the 60/70's lot
bellers is head and shoulders above anyone else for ability and talent but carl dale is the best for comitment and heart

Seen them all since 68-69.

Ok, there were stars that shone briefly but I have to say Dwyer for consistencey and reliability.

andy keogh

There are so many, John Charles, Derek Tapscott, Gerry Hitchins, Robin Friday spring to mind, and obviously in recent times Craig Bellamy.

There are so many, John Charles, Derek Tapscott, Gerry Hitchins, Robin Friday spring to mind, and obviously in recent times Craig Bellamy.

dont forget lee naylor

Depends on the outlines for best, Because Ramsey will probably go onto become the best, but those years will not be in a City shirt.

There are so many, John Charles, Derek Tapscott, Gerry Hitchins, Robin Friday spring to mind, and obviously in recent times Craig Bellamy.

dont forget lee naylor

I already have forgot him.

There are so many, John Charles, Derek Tapscott, Gerry Hitchins, Robin Friday spring to mind, and obviously in recent times Craig Bellamy.

dont forget lee naylor

I already have forgot him.

John Toshack for me, but Brian Clark and Don Murray a little bit behind from our older times!

Bellamy, Bothroyd & Chopra (in that order) from our most recent times!

Craig Bellamy

There is no doubt the greatest player to wear a City shirt was John Charles once voted by a panel on Sky as in the greatest team of all time and could have played at centre half or centre forward in the greatest team. Unfortunately City fans did not see him at his best. Ratclife and Mike England fall in that category. For me Ian Gibson, Brian Harris are the best I have seen and Ramsey will be up there with the greats in the near future

Super Kev

inamotto was one of my favourites

Gerry Hitchens and Ian Gibson were both class acts.

Super Kev

in recent times for his heart and commitment for the cause,kevins gotta be up there

i can only comment from 1975, jason koumas first time around and aaron ramsey.

For me it was Gary O'Neill. He was only here for a short while but he turned an ordinary side into one that stuffed West Ham 4 v 1.

I was gutted when he went back.

Up there also were Koumas, Blakey and Roger Johnson.

Aaron Ramsey though will go onto become the best Welsh player ever. Better than Giggs and Charles I think!

Eddie Johnson do do da do.

Or John Charles.

loved watching Ivor Allchurch what a player

It has to be Jay Bothroyd, winning an England cap whilst playing for us, not at the beginning or end of career.

Ian Gibson, Ivor Allchurch & John Charles
Saw John Charles score a goal from well inside his own half against Norwich (bit of a fluke)

Willie Anderson and what about Eddie Newton

Annis Abraham Jnr

Seriously, Bellamy would be up there. As would Earnie, Friday, Keenor, Kavanagh and of course Len Davies

ROBIN FRIDAY WHAT A PLAYER, ALSO LUCKY TO SEE ALLCHURCH, BARRIE JONES, BRIAN HARRIS, DON MURRAY. IN RECENT YEARS RAMBO .

After ecently reading his book and through all his trials and tribulations on and off the field only wish i could have seen him play mine has to be Robin Friday

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_oid855fLKM i think this is the only clips out there that shows him playing, but for reading i`m afraid!

Graham Kavanagh or Bellamy purely down to their commitment contribution to the team (too young to see half of the others posted)

After ecently reading his book and through all his trials and tribulations on and off the field only wish i could have seen him play mine has to be Robin Friday

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_oid855fLKM i think this is the only clips out there that shows him playing, but for reading i`m afraid!

yeah theres not much footage of him playing ive searched the internet high and low cheers for that though

Steve Gammon, a broken leg in 1965 ended the career of a man who would have been a really great footballer.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_Gammon

Cardiff's goal scoring record holder - Robert Earnshaw - for bringing new life and belief back to cardiff!