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Devonshire Slater (briefly) Joe Cole Di Canio Payet Kudos Calvin Phillips

I met Stuart Slater in Marbella in the early eighties he had an apartment in the same complex as my mate. His electric had just been cut off.

Stuart Sluart use to love him getting the ball land roasting the full back had a great couple of seasons Liam Brady become his agent went to Celtic and never heard again.

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Brooking Devonshire Brady Brian Montenegro

Devonshire Bonds Brooking Best Di Canio Etherington Benayoun

Matty Holmes! Honourable mention to Lanzini too

"Ravel Morrison - proved that he had great talent, and then continued to waste it"

And Etherington

Matty Holmes Michael Hughes Joe Cole Di Canio. Bervovic Yossi Payet Bowen

Kudus right now. The antidote to watching Repka through my fingers expecting a red card or goal conceding mistake.

Devonshire for me absolutely wonderful player . But also on his day Andy Carroll was unplayable .

I was lucky enough to almost see Bobby Moore's whole career and to see how majestic and immaculate he was in a sometimes very ordinary West Ham was something to behold. Then to be England's captain from little old West Ham was a proud thing for a young boy

"For the whole package from being a top striker to cheeky chappy Frank Mac is up there as one of my favourite ever players but getting you off your seat skill wise the three for me are Trevor, Dev and Di Canio."

"The obvious legends, but also Michael Hughes, who I thought was the most under rated Hammer I've seen ."

"All worthy mentions so far, but a couple more that could flick a switch during games for me..... Dickens in his first season scored a few long range goals so from there he always got my hopes up when getting the ball on the run. Paul Allen was a shining light in a dull team even when he played an early version of a right wing back."

"and he only moved on from Juve because they brought in that other genius, Platini"

"I forgot to mention the coltish Rio who I loved to watch bring the ball out of defence, occasionally he would lose it but had that extra gear to recover and was very much your archetypal Rolls Royce of a centre half in the making. When he left us he became a better defender but seemed to become more regimented in regards to bringing the ball out of defence. Liam Brady was technically excellent but i thought he was well past his best when he joined. For some reason whenever I think of him im taken back to a very wet Saturday on an open terrace at the Goldstone ground getting a right hammering and thinking he was not the player he once was. Paolo Futre another great player whose legs had gone when he joined but still put in a couple of memorable performances particularly the one against Southampton."

"Manuel 1:08 Tue Apr 2 World class is used too regularly. But from what I gather, most pundits and ex-pro's offer world class to a player that would improve ANY team in the world. I think Brady in his pomp did that so I would say he was a world class player. I was also not aware of how successful his Italy career was: 1980–1982

"Ince too, when he scored that length of the field goal at villa park and it was towards the away end"

Pop Robson Brooking Devonshire Dicks Di Canio Tevez Payet Antonio Bowen Paqueta Kudus

Pop Robson Brooking Devonshire Dicks Di Canio Tevez Payet Antonio Bowen Paqueta Kudus

Paul Hilton.... Millwall at Home 86'ish.... if Diego had done that mazy run they would still be talking about it.... look Ok he fell over his size 12 clown feet when trying to go round the keeper BUT... the mazy run.... wowza

Based on who I have seen live: Sinclair Joe Cole Berkovic PDC Benayoun Ashton Tevez Payet Lanzini (to a lesser effect) Arnie Pacqueta Kudus Bowen (when he's cutting in from the right or running at a defender)

Benayoun.