Phil Parkes,Ian dawes,loved gillard and Byrne but Macca pips it
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Who Is The Biggest Legend In Rangers History?
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It's too easy to class an attacking player as a legend.
If it came down to someone who could be relied on every week that would give 100% every game and graft, whilst others around him took the headlines then it's Macca for me.Comment
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Stanley, by a very long country mile.
I saw Rodney & Ferdinand play, but Bowles was simply brilliant at times, especially in 75/76.I have supported Rangers for 55 seasons, since March 1969.
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I remember Trevor Francis hat trick against Villa. That alone makes him a legend'The problem with quotes on the internet is you don't know if they are authentic' - Abraham LincolnComment
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Rodney Marsh...our first superstar and the first player to make a mark as a QPR legend. I think he was better than Stan.
The poll also reflects how many people actually saw Rodney.Comment
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Glenn roeder...??Could have and should have these legends;
Danny Maddix, Gerry Francis, Dave Thomas, Ian Gillard, Phil Parkes, Clive Allen, Paul Furlong, Dave Clement, Clive Wilson, Roy Weagerle, Dave Bardsley, Kevin Gallen, Simon Stainrod, Bob Hazell, Steve Wicks, Gary Waddock, Tony Currie, Don Givens, Mick Leach, Jim Gregory, Ian Holloway, Don Masson, Frank McLintock, Terry Fenwick, Andy Sinton, Garreth Ainsworth, Garry Bannister, Peter Hucker, Marc Bircham and probably many more Hollins, Webb, Padola, Cooke, Parker, Shittu, Shanks,
My favourite would be SBPRIDE OF LONDON.Comment
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How about that legend Terry Venables ? In 4 years FA cup final...promotion...Europe for finishing 5th.Comment
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