Fav City Striker In your Time !!

Chopra for me, just about beats Peter Thorne.

Tony Bird

Now there is a name I haven't heard for a long time.

Toss up between Gilligan, Dale and Stantona for me...I think Gilligan just has it for me though. Bartlett opening up the defense with pure pace and old Jimmy on the end of the ball into the box....was gutted when he signed for the Jacks...see, players had no honour in the eighties either!

I agree with splott 1948.

Tony Evans. Arrived as a striker not making it into the first team at Blackpool and proceeded to score some absolute belters, hard working, hard as nails and lightning quick he had it all

Not one, but two! Tony Evans and Adrian Alston. Closely followed by Jimmy Gilligan and Dave Bartlett. Happy days! Long before the

Tony Evans

Jeff Hemmerman (before he got injured)

Great player and would have gone on to be a legend IMHO

Carl Dale -----without his goals we would be playing non league football. Diolch yn faw iawn Carl.

Chopra.

Ooh Aah Stantona

Jeff Hemmerman -

1 Stant
2 Evans
3 Dale
4 Chopra
5 Hemmerman

And I Saw Ronnie Moore Score

Good list - for me over the years ... Tony Evans - Jeff Hemmerman - and then Chops

earnie for me, followed by peter thorne then carl dale....

Ian gibson followed by willie anderson.

Tony Bird

Now there is a name I haven't heard for a long time.

He asked my sister out once - she said no, I told her she was a dappy mare.

Turned out she was right I mean he was shite but I would have loved it at the time.

Stant for me by the way. Remember after Boro in the cup he came out with the best statement I ever heard from a footballer.

'I can't shoot, I can't head it, I can't pass. The only thing I'm good at is scoring goals'

The guy was pure class.

Dale close second, earnie third.

thorne, chops (pre gambling and fatness) and I really liked ross mccormack that season he scored 20+ shame how he turned out

thorne, chops (pre gambling and fatness) and I really liked ross mccormack that season he scored 20+ shame how he turned out

Earnie and Thorney were awesome together but I'd have loved to have seen Chops play alongside a Thorne.

ummm Peter Thorne. Anyone but Hemmerman.

Michael Chopra. He could've been a legend but he blew it.

Andy cambell

Leo.

used to love being in th grange doing the LEO \/ \/ \/ \/

Gavin "couldnt hit a barn door" gordon, didn't he score 5 goals in one game!

Leo.

used to love being in th grange doing the LEO \/ \/ \/ \/

Leo was a left winger

peter thorne!

Carl Dale.

Played against him when he was a kid. He was awesome.
I remember writing to the then Chairman Ron Jones when Carl was
17 to go take a butchers at him. He went to Chester instead.
He was brilliant when he came here. Who knows how far he'd
have gone if his knee hadnt have been fucked

Leo.

used to love being in th grange doing the LEO \/ \/ \/ \/

Leo was a left winger

Leo was NOT a winger. He was an old-fashioned centre forward.

The only time he used to go out to the touchline was to retrieve the
ball when he'd mis-controlled it

ah yes... i can see why you'd think he was a winger

Hemmerman

Bobby Brown, was a cracking goalscorer until his terrible career ending injury.

It's got to be Phil stant he was superb for us!!! Who needs cantona when we got stantona!!!!!

Brian Clarke, end of!!