If Ken's in you can guess 11 of the top 46.
At this rate, Steve Hodge will be at number one.
"Danny Blanchflower, Dalian Atkinson, Earl Barrett, Paul Birch, Mark Delaney, Ugo Ehiogu. Stuart Gray, Brad Friedel and Stewart Downing"None of them should be in the top fifty, in my opinion.I readily agree with all your picks except for Danny Blanchflower. I saw most of his games at VP and he was light years ahead of the British game at the time. Not for nothing was he twice 'Footballer of the Year'. He was a footballing genius, and I think most fans who saw him play for us would include him in any top ten Villa player list.
Fair enough, as I said though, most associate him with Spurs success so I wouldn't have in my top fifty. Darren Bent was Sunderland's best player two years running but I doubt they would have in their top fifty. Not an exact analogy, but the best my manager-obsessed brain can come up with at the moment!
Quote from: cdvillafan on June 09, 2011, 06:03:03 PMFair enough, as I said though, most associate him with Spurs success so I wouldn't have in my top fifty. Darren Bent was Sunderland's best player two years running but I doubt they would have in their top fifty. Not an exact analogy, but the best my manager-obsessed brain can come up with at the moment!That`s a reasonable response in the circumstances but if the criterion is 'best' then Danny Boy was the best I`ve ever seen in a Villa shirt. That he went on to glory elsewhere doesn`t change that fact. Not for me anyway.Cheers,Norm.
Tony Daley in at number 45.