Fav City Striker In your Time !!

Not one for derek"danny" showers ?
tony evans, (walks on water)
stant
hemmerman
alston ooh ahh

Bob Hatton

It has to be Tony Evans , quite small , but superb pace , close control and strong.
A superb player

For impact has to be earnie first time round,

Overall best tosh or bellers,

Biggest Legend Carl Dale

My top 5 favorite(not best strikers)

1.Earnie by a country mile
2.Eddie Johnstone(Loved the USA,USA chants )
3.Mccormack (the season he was awsome)
4.Chopra(who put the ball in swansea's net CHOPRA,CHOPRA.)
(who put the ball in swansea's net Michael f*cking CHOPRA)
5.Joe Mason has the potentiall to be one the greatest players ever to play for our club

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

Didn't he also score a screamer to take us to extra time against the jacks in the paint cup as well or was that someone else - actually I remember now it was Gary (?) Thompson

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

Didn't he also score a screamer to take us to extra time against the jacks in the paint cup as well or was that someone else - actually I remember now it was Gary (?) Thompson

Forget original post I know who you mean. It was Gary Thompson!

1) Stant
2) Dale
3) Pike
4) Earnie
5) Blake or Cohen Griffiths but i think he was more of a winger

Peter Thorne or Carl Dale.

Loads. Tony Evans, Jimmy Gilligan, Phil Stant, Carl Dale, Rob Earnshaw, Kevin Nugent, Peter Thorne, Michael Rocky Chopra,,,to name a few.

pike and dale were lethal
stant i loved , thommo was good player 2 but i also had a soft spot for paul brayson

Earnie

Eanie ,stant,dale,loved ronnie moore aswell

I will admit that Carl Dale is my favourite ever but I feel that Joe Mason will surpass all City Legends.....quote me if i'm wrong

Carl Dale - not just the favourite ever striker in my time, but my favourite ever player. Carl was small in stature but full of guts, fight and spirit. He used to take a kicking from the centre backs, come back for more and eventually get the better of them and score. He had some dire players in the team with him until the Eddie May era began and his never say die attitude made him an instant favourite. I will never forget the season Phil Stant and Carl Dale both hit 28 goals each and fired us to the title. Steve White signed from Hereford also enjoyed a fantastic partnership with Carl. As already said, if Carl didn't have his bad knee, I'm certain he could have carried on firing in the goals further up the divisions.

couldnt agree more with the above .

Hiya all

Just thinking that ive been watching City since 1986 and my Fav Striker was Phil Stant. Who is yours ?

Tony Evans, Jeff Hemmerman, Jimmy Gilligan, Chris Pike, Carl Dale, Phil Stant, Kevin Nugent, Peter Thorne, Jay Bothroyd, Chopra, & Earnie

Loved the lot of them by my favourite would be Carl Dale scored goals in the worst City side of all time in 95-96 but apart from that he never stopped running, he loved the club & was full of commitment

Hughie Ferguson

Simon Howarth

Got to be Stantona.....never forget his debut when he lobbed the keeper from 30 yards...

He's White
He's Mean
He fought the Argentine
Stantona...Stantona

Tarki Micallef!

But seriously,

Brian Clark

Ian Ian Ian Ian Gibson Stant, Dave Bennet and Chopra not far behind tho.

Australian Adrian Alston was up front with Tony Evans what a partnership they made. Look on Utube exciting times watching the Bluebirds

1 Friday
2 blake
3 Dale
4 Chopra
5 Stant
6 Gilligan
7 Earnie

gavin 'the lump' gordan

No,
phil stant , Ledge

also michael chopra, will always have a place in my memory, met him on several occasions drank with him, gambled with him and ofcourse we celebrated with him supporting cardiff city

Chris Pike.

Thought you liked Chris Dale?

Tony Evans ,Adrian Alston ,Carl dale,phil stant,earnshaw happy with all them

Easy for me...Phil Stant all day long.

Closely followed by Carl Dale and Simon Howarth.

Stant

Bobby Brown. Broke his leg in 1968 but he taught Tosh everything he knew. Robin Friday for his amazing ability before drug addiction finished his career.