Cult hero - or favourite rubbish player?

[officepest]

In light of the imminent moaning ban I thought I'd canvass opinion for your favourite player who was, frankly, a bit poo.

Do you secretly think Gus Caesar could have been a contender?

Do you hark for Hillier? Mourn for Morrow? Perhaps Perry gets your vote or you pine for Luzhny's running up and down in a straight line.

Don't be shy, chuck your suggestions in for the worst, but likeable, Arsenal 11!

I'll kick off with John Jensen as my nomination.

[Block_5_Gooner]

Eddie McGoldrick. Not sure why I liked him but at the time he was, in my mind, a good signing.

[SWLGooner]

I always loved Julio Baptista

[SammyDroppedHisShorts]

Johnny Jensen for me and the mercurial Gus Caeser lol

[Red Snapper]

Perry Groves for me. Never understood why the crowd got on his back but it wasn't as bad as the abuse Jon Sammels got and he was a really good footballer. Perry was only average but he was a trier.

[Henry Norris 1913]

Raphael Meade, was a local lad, showed some promise too.

[donaldo]

Lord Nelson of Vivas

http://www.wsc.co.uk/content/view/2390/29/

[SteveO 35]

And you lot slate my love of the Great Abou - a far superior player to any of the goons listed so far !

Ian Allinson was always a favourite of mine - wouldn't say he was rubbish but certainly not 'super quality'.

[QuartzGooner]

Alberto Mendez

[flash gunner]

Lord Nelson of Vivas

http://www.wsc.co.uk/content/view/2390/29/

Ive been racking my brain trying to think of someone shit i liked and couldnt think of anyone till Vivas i always loved the fact he committed 20% of all of Argentina's fouls during France '98

[Top Londoner]

[quote="SteveO 35"]And you lot slate my love of the Great Abou - a far superior player to any of the goons listed so far !

It still doesn't make Diaby good enough to be an Arsenal first eleven player though.

Igor Stepanovs, Pascal Cygan. I can't have either of them.

[SteveO 35]

Alberto Mendez

Remember him having a cracker when we beat Birmingham 5-1 at THOF in the Beer Cup (or whatever it was called back then).

That was about it from him

[clockender1]

an ordinary journeyman of a player, with naff hair, squeaky voice, terrible skin, trasher of spuds fans in pizza huts, mocker of Eileen Drewery ("i'll have a short back and sides please love... ), taxi puncher, and luggage thief, who was revitalised under Wenger, who won us the cup, scored a hattrick in Europe and played for England....

...The Romford Pele, take a bow Son.

[flash gunner]

Alberto Mendez

Remember him having a cracker when we beat Birmingham 5-1 at THOF in the Beer Cup (or whatever it was called back then).

That was about it from him

The same night Boa Morte scored a hatrick if i remember rightly

[Top Londoner]

an ordinary journeyman of a player, with naff hair, squeaky voice, terrible skin, trasher of spuds fans in pizza huts, mocker of Eileen Drewery ("i'll have a short back and sides please love... ), taxi puncher, and luggage thief, who was revitalised under Wenger, who won us the cup, scored a hattrick in Europe and played for England....

...The Romford Pele, take a bow Son.

....and THAT goal against the Chavs in the FA Cup final