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Hmm, sixty one? Not bad I suppose, but let’s see who they think was better - Oh, Sammy ‘two left feet’ Lee?!
Strewth!
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Me. No curlers required and I fight bears.
Presumably this list is just in a completely random order, otherwise whoever put Riise that high needs to check themselves back into rehab.
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No it’ll be in order. Aka players in the top 20 are considered to have more impact than those in the 50-75 range.
Likely top 10?
Something like ~
- Kenny Dalglish
- Steven Gerrard
- Mo Salah
- Ian Rush
- Virgil Van Dijk
- Robbie Fowler
- Luis Suarez
- John Barnes
- Allison Becker
- Billy Liddell
The likes of Bobby Firmino, Alan Hansen, Graham Souness, Sadio Mane, Andy Robertson and Sami Hyypia and probably Torres, Keegan, Trent and others all probably in the top 20ish.
Fan voted as per the link at the start of the thread
I always think it’s virtually impossible to place all but 3 or 4 in any kind of order. I’ve got no argument with your top 10 but I’d have said the same thing if Hansen, Souness and Keegan had been in there instead, and maybe 1 or 2 others.
My mate is fucking fuming because Jamie Redknapp hasn’t been mentioned yet and will more than likely make the top 50. I agree with him, he wouldn’t make my top 200.
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Becker rather than Ray Clemence …never…and Fowler before Roger Hunt?..a world cup winner…244 goals
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Redknapp wasn’t better than me 
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I am watching with interest to see if Terry McDermott gets a favourable positioning. After all , he was the first ever player to score a goal in the European Cup Final in 1978 for LFC…
A magical time that brought about the first win of many eh…
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To be fair there are few on here who don’t belong or have had the dirty done. One’s a current player and I don’t want to drag on him but…
Well, the Kop could shake with frustration, anger or laughter…
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Was going say might shake from the fear of being hit by one of their shots.
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