CHOOSE ONE AND ONLY ONE ?

King Kav.
Now he's been turfed out of Carlisle, City should get him on the coaching staff.

John Toshack, first game I watched was 1969/70 and we beat Hull City 6-0 Toshack scored hat trick enough said

Il second that

Earnie

Loads of top players mentioned, earnie obviously was our most prolific striker in my lifetime but for me bothroyd was my favourite city player,had the talent to be so much more to,think he is the most talented striker I've seen at city in yrs

So many but strangely enough I'd go for Andy Legg. He was far from the best but I have good memories watching him in close proximity being a ball boy from 95 to about 2002 ish on the grange end and bob bank. Never didn't enjoy his rants if the ball wasn't dry enough for his long throws though. After him is Kav, Earnie and Delany and everyone! Haha

Carl Dale, closely followed by earnie

Tough choice between our two best ever strikers in my opinion , Tony Evans and Adrian Alston. Tony just nicks it for me.

Billy Ronson for me!

A little dynamo in midfield and how we could do with him now!

Hard one that because there are many candidates. But I have to go for Phil Dwyer.
In his company just behind there is Jason Perry, Carl Dale, Cohen Griffiths, Graham Kavanagh, Andy Legg, Earnie, they are all Mr Cardiff City's . But to be honest why haven't I chosen anyone that got us up to the Premiere League ? To be fair the just ain't any. Mr Cardiff City's there.

Nathan Blake

Purse!

Willie Anderson

Fabio da silva.

Scott Young or Jason Perry.

As I'm only allowed 1, Scotty edges it because of his Leeds winner.

Nigel Rees.

Famous for his cross to Brian Clark for that goal aginst Real Madrid, he had barely a season before a knee injury ended his career. It's a shame because I'm pretty sure if it happened today modern medical practice would have saved his career.

Gilligan

bobby brown for me sadly got badly injured against villa on a boxing day fixture I think then never played again

Kav for me

Tony Evans is my favourite City player of all my time.

Phil dwyer for me the man bled blue for us a true legend

Kav, his attitude was tremendous.

Ian Gibson, in a class of his own

I was going to go for Tosh, but in my heart I know its Don Murray - a man amongst men on the pitch.

Special mention to Gary Bell.

Gil Reece RIP
Scored the first City goal I ever saw. Always gave 100%

It has to be the great Ivor Allchurch. With apologies to Don Murray, Ian Gibson, Joe Dwyer and Phil Stant.

Yeah, IAN GIBSON...dancing over that sand n mud...

Jason Fowler

'Who's that coming over the hill, its Michael Chopra, Michael Chopra'

Loved it when Chops scored the 90th min winner v Swansea few yrs back .

Dave Bennett followed by Whitts

Anyone can kick someone and die trying but that extra class is god given

Leighton Phillips