Your top favourite players? (split topic)

[Top6utd]

Wotton, friio, Evans, Halmosi, Buszaky, I think they're the usual names, but for different reasons these players excited me and still do actually, they're what argyle at our best is all about!!

 

[mde203]

David Norris
David Fox
Paul McGregor
Marcel Seip
Paul Connolly

 

[Floyd Pepper]

Dalton
McCall
Friio
Castle
Tynan

 

[Abbotts Ann Green]

Mariner
Rafferty
Nesbit
Tynan
Castle

 

[JannerinCardiff]

Paul Dalton, Akos Buzsaky, Alan Nicholls, David Friio, Steve Castle

Notable mention for Graham Carey.

 

[Frank Butcher]

So hard to do and probably different from the last time we did this but I'd go something like:

Mariner
McCauley
Friio
Tynan
Carey

 

[Chicago Green]

Friio
Evans
Halmosi
Norris
Nalis

Honorable mentions
Larrieu
D Marshall
Coughlan
Stonebridge

 

[Manchesterlala]

Tynan
Friio
Wotton
Buszacky
Carey

 

[Presto]

A bit of a pointless thread really. Some people like myself have been attending for 60 years some have only a couple of seasons to reflect on. I think for example I am the person to mention Tony Book. Yet he was a fantastic FB and went on to prove he was as good as any in tbe country.

It is also very difficult to compare playing skill levels and also take account of the player available pool size over such a huge period of time.

 

[Frank Butcher]

A bit of a pointless thread really. Some people like myself have been attending for 60 years some have only a couple of seasons to reflect on. I think for example I am the person to mention Tony Book. Yet he was a fantastic FB and went on to prove he was as good as any in tbe country.

It is also very difficult to compare playing skill levels and also take account of the player available pool size over such a huge period of time.

Yeah, but at least you get an idea of how old everyone is.

PS - my Dad would definitely have included Tony Book.

 

[999mattyg]

A bit of a pointless thread really. Some people like myself have been attending for 60 years some have only a couple of seasons to reflect on. I think for example I am the person to mention Tony Book. Yet he was a fantastic FB and went on to prove he was as good as any in tbe country.

It is also very difficult to compare playing skill levels and also take account of the player available pool size over such a huge period of time.

I think we are all aware that this is subjective. It'a a bit of fun.

 

[TommusDoggus]

Paul Dalton
Martin Barlow
David Friio
Lilian Nalis
Graham Carey

 

[Voice of Reason]

Mark Smith
Marc Edworthy
Nicky Marker
Tommy Tynan
Paul Dalton

A player i had a genuine affection for was the late Stevie Cooper, not the best but a real trier, who's ability to just hang in the air will live with me to my dying day. Scored some wonderful goals, but could miss absolute sitters.

 

[jerryatricjanner]

Not necessarily the best but my favourites in different eras would be something like:

Furnell, Nisbet, Mariner, Rafferty, Machin

Tynan, Hodges, Dalton, McCall, Mark Smith,

Carey, Coughlan, Friio, Evans, Wotton,

 

[Boscombe Green]

Also favourites (not best)
Jim Furnell, Paul Mariner, John Matthews (Nalis a close second), Akos Buszaky, Graham Carey