Of the players you loved, maybe not always the best, just your personal favourites.
Packy Bonner: An absolute Gentleman and a really good keeper, prone to the odd gaffe but hey ho.
Danny McGrain: My favourite player of all time. For those who did not see him at his peak, suffice to say he was World Class when that actually meant something. A phenomeon.
Johann Mjallby: Wore his heart on his sleeve and never shirked from a physical confrontation. Looked a giant in the Hoops.
Billy McNeill: Vastly underrated and another absolute Gent.
Anton Rogan: A joke figure at times (Well most of the time) but he was a character and always gave it everything.
Bertie Auld: In a word, Gallus.
Paul McStay: A travesty that he never achieved the trophy success his talents deserved, sublime.
Bobby Murdoch: What a player and as hard as nails. An enforcer on the park.
Jinky: Even when his career was on the wane, and he was a sub most weeks, the crowd still loved him.
Henrik: Don't need to explain.
Bobby Lennox: Another vastly underrated player, and another hero of my youth.
Packy Bonner: An absolute Gentleman and a really good keeper, prone to the odd gaffe but hey ho.
Danny McGrain: My favourite player of all time. For those who did not see him at his peak, suffice to say he was World Class when that actually meant something. A phenomeon.
Johann Mjallby: Wore his heart on his sleeve and never shirked from a physical confrontation. Looked a giant in the Hoops.
Billy McNeill: Vastly underrated and another absolute Gent.
Anton Rogan: A joke figure at times (Well most of the time) but he was a character and always gave it everything.
Bertie Auld: In a word, Gallus.
Paul McStay: A travesty that he never achieved the trophy success his talents deserved, sublime.
Bobby Murdoch: What a player and as hard as nails. An enforcer on the park.
Jinky: Even when his career was on the wane, and he was a sub most weeks, the crowd still loved him.
Henrik: Don't need to explain.
Bobby Lennox: Another vastly underrated player, and another hero of my youth.
