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image all those (or the 11 'top' ones) togrther in 1 team.....
souness would be salivating

with all of the mentions of Owen, Torres and to some exetent Mascherano and the way they left the club, I'm surprised McManamans name has not come up.

All were fine servants to LFC, and I adored McManaman back in the 90's. Fantastic player and then he exercised his right to move away using the bosman ruling. The manner in which Owen, Torres, and McManaman departed left a sour taste in my mouth.

In saying that McManaman is certainly not my least favorite player at all. That falls to Djimi Traore or Phil Babb

Surprised at your choice Wakka, Neil Ruddock?

Ruddock is a cock of the highest order.

I liked ruddocks'character but given that he was one of those there who didnt want to win anything but wanted to lord it up(spice boys) have to agree

off field carry on I admit was certainly not the best.

on field certainly a tough tackler and had no problems going through players, his goal v United to level at 3-3 i'll never forget

If we can talk about players most detrimental to the team
Fernando torres (sulking & timing)
(won't include owen cos his game was on a slide- i always thought he was a wan*er from the off)
PAUL INCE KNOB HEAD guvern my fist u bellend)
MAESCHERANO the fact that he wasnt as good as we thought doesnt change what he did

glad to see am not the only one

Mc Mannaman must be near the top of the list. Two crimes for which he will always be remembered.

1 - The Bosman and shameful effort in his last season
2 - Being spice boy in chief along with Fowler and disrespecting a good man in Roy Evans and in turn disrespecting the club and its fans. Still think it was a good idea to park your poxy car in Roy Evans car parking space Steve - mr wonderful big head.

Always remembered now for what you did and what are are.

Could say similar things about Owen. Didn't leave for free, but let his contract wind down so we got much less for him than what his market value was. Was inconsistent those last couple of seasons. Sat out some Champions League games so as not to be cup-tied. Then to top it all off, goes and moves to the Mancs. What an utter d*ckhead.

McManaman was one of my favorite players growing up, so it's hard for me to bear a grudge against him, but I see what you're saying. That whole Spice Boys situation set us back probably 10 years and made us an absolute laughing stock. Totally unprofessional behavior from everyone involved (and I still have nightmares about seeing Ian Rush in that suit). In his defense though, he at least tried to negotiate with the club for a new contract. The negotiations just fell apart after a while. I can't condone him leaving for nothing, and the fact that we could have gotten £12 million or so for him if he hadn't rejected Barca's offer hurts a bit, but I respect the fact that he was taking advantage of the new post-Bosman player power. Considering how players were treated before that ruling came out, I think the Bosman ruling has done a lot of good for the players, and I see it as mostly a positive.

Nothing good about bosman other than to remove a few anomalies that existed.
On hte case of owen a lot of people seem to forget (correct me if a m wrong) Owen didnt join man united from liverpool
He went to madrid a massive club , then i think he returnd to england (he is allowed to) at newcastle.
The bosman ruling allows for players to do this anyway dont know how someone can support bosman and then have a go at a player for using his new found player power.

Personally like a lot of people i prefer how it was when players were loyal to the club.