Who was your favourite ICT Player

[IcyTea]

In a more possitive vein, who was your favourite ICT player?

For me Hissy, may not have been out best forward, but a top bloke  :021:

[tm4tj]

No dispute

Bobby Mann

Thread closed I win :blah01:

[dead_ball_specialist]

Jim Calder

:allhail:

[Yngwie]

Barry Wilson, for both his spells with us.

[chris123]

Im still a sucker for Mr Stewart

and I always liked Paul Richie

[Harry Chibber]

Im still a sucker for Mr Stewart

:clapping03: :clapping03:

... De Barros, Hercher, Martin Glancy, Kevin Byers and Paul Sheerin, legends! :allhail:

[Scotty]

plenty to choose from

Charlie Christie

Bobby Mann

Mike Teasdale

but I have to give it to Jimmy Calder in the end

[+Wanderer]

Hard to see past Bobby Mann...

[PullMyFinger]

Agreed, Jimmy had some tremendous games including Feb 8th 2000. I'd have to sy it's between him and Tokely.

[Pele_Is_God]

Jim Calder by a country mile, what a character!

[Alex MacLeod]

There's only one Barry Wilson....................for heart and soul and for being a proper gentleman towards the fans.

[Kingsmills]

My favourite ICT player is, without doubt, Jimmy Calder. The best, or at least the most skillful player to have played for us is, in my opinion, David Bingham.

[finmack]

It must be Jimmy Calder.

[maimie]

it's funny when threads like this start and you get the thinking hat on...

there have been so many good players for our team it's really hard to single one out but i guess for me in no particular order would be....

Jimmy

Tokes

Bobby

Barry

Mike T

Paul - Ritchie Sheerin and Cherry

Iain Stewart

Herch

and who could forget the runs down the wing of Wilson Robertson and the dead ball specialist Brian Thompson..

this list is not exhaustive nor exclusive!!

[Charles Bannerman]

The extreme difficulty in answering this question is a tribute to the host of excellent signings Steve Paterson and his successors have made over the years.

On the other question, the number of "duffers" is much, much smaller, hence a much shorter list of candidates for Worst Ever. It's fair also to say that this list features players who the managers of the time really didn't want but who were "given" to them. Vetle springs to mind as a prime example.

[SMEE]

In no particular order

Iain Stewart

Paul Cherry

Mike Teasdale (a more commited player I have never seen)

Jimmy Calder

Mark Brown

Barry Wilson

Paul Ritchie

[RiG]

My top 3 would be (and they are more "recent" players I'm afraid).

1 Paul Sheerin

2 Barry Robson

3 Barry Wilson

Those are in no real order.

Sheerin - His passing was top notch and some of the stirkes he unleashed were incredible. One strike v Alloa from about 35 yards springs to mind. And aside from that Cup final he was ice cool from the spot. I mind when he took the piss out of Andy MacLaren in the Killie Cup game getting the ned so wound up he booted Sheerin into touch and got a red card for his troubles. Sheerin picked himself up and laughed at him  :015:

Robson - One of the Wing Kings for ICT. On his day, no one could cross a ball like he could with that left foot. A menace at free kicks as well and a fantastic dribbler. Ask County fans if you need more proof  :015: Temper often let him down but for his sheer skill and ball control Robson has to be up there.

Wilson - Another Wing King and often was used up front and repaid Paterson with a number of goals. I always used to think he was better than the other ICT players because he had Adidas Predators on  :015: He had pace and skill in abunance and while those might have diminshed now (the skill not so much) he is still so intelligent he knows exactly what to do with the ball even if he can't beat a man.

[caley100]

  '  Ask County fans if you need more proof  '

Aye..that goal he scored at Viccy Park was one of the best individual goals i have ever seen an ICT player score.

But,  he's a fair bit down my list...

Barry Wilson even now still gives you that expectation when he gets the ball, and you can see a wee bit panic in the opposition players eyes, did you see the video on utube when he slipped Gravesen and left him for dead!! brilliant.

[Tug]

for me it has to be barry willson

2 main reasons and sorry if they seem superficial

1:- whenever he gets the ball i always feel there is an air of expectance

2:- i have the we've got barry barry barry barry willson on our wing chat stuck in my head for the last x number of weeks now LOL

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juanjo

[The Mantis]

Denzil for me, just remember a couple of years under Pele when he was scoring every week. The A9 is a lot shorter when you can rave about that for half the way home  :014:

[Guest sophia]

Charles,

A bit of bait there!

If Pele started with us in '95 and Vetle Anderson signed in '97, who was the giver?

It used to be Mark McAllister.

Diving header, Howden End, mouthful of mud, winning goal deep in injury time, standing at games, wasn't it, mmm, jumpers for goalposts....

[Charles Bannerman]

Sophia.. Pele made a huge number of excellent signings, but in addition had one or two pressed on him from "board level" who maybe weren't all that brilliant. Vetle, as I understand it, was one of these. Martin Glancy was another.

[Caley Stan]

3 players from in no order:

Mike Teasdale

Denzil

Ian Black

[Ritchie Sacramento]

Denzil, what a ledge  :allhail: