A question i often think about.

If you could have one player back who has left your club who would it be?

For me it would be dave kitson he was an amazing player who scored alot of goals for us and was a very strong player for us. In total he scored 40 goals in 87 league games which is pretty good and i always enjoyed watching him play. Shame he had to go in the end but at least we got good money for him and he has had a good career.

Am i allowed to reply to this?

Yer i wanted it to be to everyone but wasnt sure were to put it so everyone respond.

Chris Brunt - his crossing was amazing as were his goals

madjid Bougherra -solid defender and liked to attack aswell

Glenn Whelan - Genius

It is so annoying though when the star players leave and sometimes you get like no money for them either, like with cambridge and robbie simpson who kept us up a couple of seasons ago he went for basically nothing was so annoying.

Sorry to say it, but Mcindoe.

Right..

Paul Green (Derby's top scorer. Instrumental last season dearly missed).

Steve Roberts (great defender, had everything, good header, decent pace, had a few injuries. Left the club for 'a longer contract' but by leaving cost his international career which he would have kept had he stayed at KMS).

Chris Brown (An excellent targetman who hasn't been replaced since we failed to sign him after his loan spell. A good goalscorer too and is certainly up to Championship standard with his form at PNE).

Adebayo Akinfenwa (good all round game, a bit thick though he left Rovers' to be closer to his family in London, a month later he signed for Torquay (wtf))

and Anthony Griffiths. (Still surprised we let him go. Great example to those coming out of our academy and our attacking minded midfield in my opinion lack a defensive midfielder like Anthony, he's doing extremely well at Port Vale and is one of their players of the season so far, despite their poor start).

SpitfireCharlie wrote:

Sorry to say it, but Mcindoe.

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Probably Michael Chopra or Brian Howard, the reason i said Howard is because i feel the club could have done more to keep him at the club for longer, which would mean a bigger club than sheff utd would come in and fork out a fortune.

Some good players have left these clubs even more annoying is when you get a player who thinks if they move to a bigger club they will alwasy get played and be sucessfull which isnt true and in a couple of years time you see them in the same league as you again. Some players need to think but normally the money rushes to there head and go to another team.

cambridge007 wrote:

Some good players have left these clubs even more annoying is when you get a player who thinks if they move to a bigger club they will alwasy get played and be sucessfull which isnt true and in a couple of years time you see them in the same league as you again. Some players need to think but normally the money rushes to there head and go to another team.

Glenn Whelan

It happens alot its a shame that players dont think about there long term career instead of one season were they will get paid a bit more.

Another player for cambridge which would be nice to see at the abbey again would be dion dublin obviously an amazing player, he left for 1 million pounds so was a good offer and got good money for him. He did have a chance to come back at the start of the season but he said no which is a shame as he would of made our defense very strong.

Marco Gabbiadini - Quality striker

Craig Liddle - Best captain the club has ever had

Dave Kitson
Scott Rendell
Robbie Simpson
Dion Dublin

Scott rendell was class i think if we had him last season we might of gone up, we needed a strong striker and we just didnt have that towards the end.

nah we did have a very good strikeforce towards the end of the season.

Juan Ugarte for me. His injury was bad so he decided to retire.

cambridge007 wrote:

Scott rendell was class i think if we had him last season we might of gone up, we needed a strong striker and we just didnt have that towards the end.

Course you did, Lee Mcevilly.

But one striker dosnt make a side he was te only one who could score really the rest werent having a good time.

Dave Leworthy

a great striker, played for Spurs, Pompey, and at k's scored 66 goals in 132 appearances.

cambridge007 wrote:

But one striker dosnt make a side he was te only one who could score really the rest werent having a good time.

Hang on, you said you needed a strong striker. I stated yes you did, Mcevilly. So where does this one striker doesn't make a team come from?

Well yes we needed one strong striker to go with mcevilly one upfront is useless as mcevilly heads balls on fo people to run onto.

Leo Fortune West, Chillingworth. They're big, strong.

LOL but could any of them score? errrrr no leo was a donkey towards the end of the season and chillie is just no always injured and just patchy.

cambridge007 wrote:

LOL but could any of them score? errrrr no leo was a donkey towards the end of the season and chillie is just no always injured and just patchy.

Cant you see, im answering what you're after. You said you need a strong striker. I gave you 2 options. You never mentioned anything about them scoring goals. You wanted a strong striker, i gave you 2.

Oh my funny enough from a striker genrally it would help if they scored goals. It dosnt really need to be said it is just common sense.