Most existing Safc player in your time

[ROKER PARK]

This is a very difficult decision but my choice reverts to my youth. Dennis Tueart my not be a name that springs to mind but he was a player that exited fans. He had the ability to attack defenders rather than play the ball back was two footed and an eye for goal. A member of the 1973 Cup Final team and
not to mention his overhead kick which he scored for Man City against the Mags in the 1976 League Cup Final.
There are many more players who I could have acclaimed and I know you will have many which live in your memory as does Tueart for me.

 

[Maravilla]

Sess

 

[Hetty]

Summerbee and Johnston

 

[Walter H. White]

Did Tommy Miller exist?

 

[Ale taster]

Billy Hughes all day every day including Sunday's.

 

[cluffy]

They all existed to me. Unless I dreamt it all. What a horrible dream

 

[nelford_safc]

Rodwell existed on 70k a f***ing week. The rat.

 

[Barry Quizshow]

Questionable if Rodwell existed as a player tbh

 

[Scorer]

Some were so easy to go through I think they were existing on an inter dimensional plane but they definitely existed, even Tommy Miller and the rarely seen Thomas Helmer.

 

[wisemensaysteve]

Can you explain how Tueart exited fans?
Oh and BTW Grammarly is a free spell checker and predictive text can be switched off.

 

[becs]

I wish Tore Andre Flo didn't exist.

 

[pixie345]

Did Tommy Miller exist?

They all did

 

[GillytheGilf]

Summerbee and Johnston

Good shout .


Marco By some distance for me

 

[Horley Chorley]

Billy Hughes all day every day including Sunday's.

100% this.

The most skillful player, I ever had the privilege to see, playing for The Lads.

He had the lot - swagger, sublime skill, pace, vision & trickery.
He could set up & score goals, either with his head, or either foot, and he was a genuine, cool as fuck, Roker terrace hero.

 

[70s traveller]

Probaly won't go down too well because he wasn't a forward, but Dick Malone for me because when he went on one of his runs it was a crowd lifter. Billy Hughes a close second.

 

[DieselBert]

Sess however if Patrick Roberts fulfills his talent I think he could be the most "existing" player I've seen for us

 

[lemur]

Most existing? Andy Reid took up a bit of space

 

[Eric gates hair]

This is a very difficult decision but my choice reverts to my youth. Dennis Tueart my not be a name that springs to mind but he was a player that exited fans. He had the ability to attack defenders rather than play the ball back was two footed and an eye for goal. A member of the 1973 Cup Final team and
not to mention his overhead kick which he scored for Man City against the Mags in the 1976 League Cup Final.
There are many more players who I could have acclaimed and I know you will have many which live in your memory as does Tueart for me.

I loved claudio Reyna.

 

[MigsGoalKicks]

Summerbee and Sess

 

[Geronimo]

Summerbee and Johnston

Adam Johnson was far superior to both of them.