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Most existing Safc player in your time


vinegar hill said:
Probably Jim Baxter who was a hero to me as a kid.
Looking back though he probably had one good game in every 4 or 5 but what a game it would be!
After that Hughes and Tueart were very exciting players and in their pomp for us were terrific.
Modern day, Kevin Phillips he was such a livewire in the opponents last third you knew there was always a chance of something happening.
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Yes, I would go to Roker Park just to see Slim Jim Baxter, the Scottish equivalent of George Best. He was mesmerising when in form and anonymous when he wasn’t. His ‘keepy-up against England at Wembley in 1967 when Scotland trounced England was probably the most memorable memory I have of him.
vinegar hill said:
Probably Jim Baxter who was a hero to me as a kid.
Looking back though he probably had one good game in every 4 or 5 but what a game it would be!
After that Hughes and Tueart were very exciting players and in their pomp for us were terrific.
Modern day, Kevin Phillips he was such a livewire in the opponents last third you knew there was always a chance of something happening.
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Yes, I would go to Roker Park just to see Slim Jim Baxter, the Scottish equivalent of George Best. He was mesmerising when in form and anonymous when he wasn’t. His ‘keepy-up against England at Wembley was probably the most memorable memory I have of him.
Stormo said:
Adam Johnson. What a player.
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I honestly preferred Allan Johnston, watching him drift effortlessly past players.
 
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Kevin Phillips by a long way. I've never seen a better player in our shirt in my lifetime. The fact that he eventually left, some saying he downed tools, doesn't change a thing.

SAFCOldie said:
Kieron Brady.
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In terms of talent and potential, without a doubt. What might have been?
 
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sam vimes said:
Kevin Phillips by a long way. I've never seen a better player in our shirt in my lifetime. The fact that he eventually left, some saying he downed tools, doesn't change a thing.


In terms of talent and potential, without a doubt. What might have been?
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Brady had god given talent, possibly the most talented I’ve ever seen in a SAFC shirt but was finished by 21 effectively because of the rare condition he had. Such a shame. Similar for Piper, he had potential to be great too.
 
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