Gallant_Few
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Cummings, Pena and Dani Alves most recently.
Other interesting facts:interesting fact about Pena
he literally hasn’t scored a goal since leaving Rangers
Michael Ball . Thought he was going to be outstanding for us
I do wonder if Barton would‘ve worked under Gerrard. He wouldn’t challenge Gerrard like he challenged WarburtonEnded up a disaster.
Warbuton was a wet wipe in hindsight was never gonna work out with Barton as loud mouthed as he was.
Barton thought he would skoosh it and never prepared properly in pre season.
I was at game at Piggery where Barton ended up playing in the middle of a back 3 absolute madness.
Odd choices IMOCarlos Bocanegra
Sone Aluko
Id say Ferguson was a success for just the game v Inter MilanAndy Kennedy
Iain Ferguson
Gordon Boyd
Alex O’Hara
Sebo
And Super Ally before he was Super, so at least one worked out well.
Currently with the team who are 10th in the 2nd Division in Mexico. Total waster.interesting fact about Pena
he literally hasn’t scored a goal since leaving Rangers
Edit someone beat me to itJonas Thern !! I thought he was going to absolutely take us to a bee place and it just did not work out for him !
Actually scrub that, they let him go on a free transfer and he moved to a team who have had to reform after being kicked out of the league so he's in an even lower division.Currently with the team who are 10th in the 2nd Division in Mexico. Total waster.
Or celebration like he’d scored against the sheep when he made that last gasp challengeCardoso, especially after the league cup semi final assault v Motherwell
Tbf Colin Hendry won a treble mate.Boli, Bruno Alves, Joey Barton, Colin Hendry.
You must be from the same era as me mate!Andy Kennedy
Iain Ferguson
Gordon Boyd
Alex O’Hara
Sebo
And Super Ally before he was Super, so at least one worked out well.
Dani Alves hahahaCummings, Pena and Dani Alves most recently.
Id say Ferguson was a success for just the game v Inter Milan
Duffy, barkasHas there ever been a player you didn't want to be a success? Surely we want all of them to be successful
I remember his very first tackle at Ibrox (I can't recall who it was against) but I just thought...wow!Kuznetsov is a good shout.
A real class act at Kiev and spoken of as the Russian Beckenbauer. Souness felt it was players like him who would propel us to European success and he was sensational on his debut only to then get seriously injured in the next (ACL, I think) and that was pretty much it for him save for the odd comeback cameo which did at least include a cracking strike against the Beasts at Parkhead.
Odd choices IMO
Aluko 12 goals in 21 games
Carlos was a more than decent player for us too!
He’s playing in a league recognised by CONIFA (de facto countries organisation) rather than FIFA I read somewhere.Actually scrub that, they let him go on a free transfer and he moved to a team who have had to reform after being kicked out of the league so he's in an even lower division.