Lombardo treated us well it has to be said.

Still it's hard to move beyond Cannon....he's the heartclub of how many feel about the club.

Least loyal....Well, Wright behaved really badly as an Arsenal player and because he'd been such a symbol of our success that really hurt.

Ian Wright is very confusing....sometimes he comes across as a likeable normal guy and then it's the usual race card stuff when this guy was treated like rare gold....he takes advantage of whatever he thinks he can.

And it's obvious that he's first and foremost an Arsenal man. Comes across as a bit bipolar.

Southgate and Coleman were a bit dismissive of us as clubs as well despite their hero status when they were with us.

Edited by Stirlingsays (03 Sep 2020 4.12pm)

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

I'd love to ask Jimboyo over a pint if loyalty or circumstance saw him play all his career with us.

Publicly, I'm sure he'd say loyalty. But if, at any point, a much bigger club had come in offering 20% more pay, would he (or those others from back in the day) have turned it down?

Personally I doubt he'd have stayed in such a situation. Sports people need a mentality of wanting to reach the highest level they can. And they aren't averse to a big fat pay cheque.

Let's not forget Jimboyo lived in the pre-Bosman era.

Anyway, for me: Speroni. No elaborate explanations and who truly knows?

If you want to live in a world full of kindness, respect and love, try to show these qualities.