Choose one injury-prone player to have played his whole career injury-free..

[Irishnev]

Rob Jones for Liverpool. Also agree that injury free Agger, Sturridge and Fowler would have been phenomenal.

van Basten was arguably the best ever striker.

Left field suggestions - Gary Bailey (thought he was an excellent keeper, when I was a kid, despite playing for Utd), David Hirst (looked better than Shearer), Dean Ashton (looked like he was destined for good things)

Hurst wasn’t hampered by injuries though….. maybe I’m wrong, he was close to United at one point

[Exiled_red]

Fekir

[frank the tank]

Wayne Harrison

Non Liverpool, The real Ronaldo and Robben

Great shout.

Poor fella was ruined and his life story is actually really really sad. Ended up as a lorry drover for a brewery when he was more talented than 99% of footballers who just started making huge cash at the start of the Premier league era. Must have been torture for him.

Died aged 46. On Christmas day

[frank the tank]

Was so excited when we signed him. Guy just oozed class on the pitch. I even had a Ajax shirt in the early/mid 1990s because of him. Preachers on Washington street used to have Eredivisie games showing on Eurosport on a Sunday back then during happy hours.

Did not hurt that Ajax tops usually looked good with jeans.

Preachers!!!!!

Some clunge in there back in the day

[Doc_Piptorious]

Fekir

He has played in 177 senior club games and 15 international games since failing our medical five seasons ago.

[Deano]

Wayne Harrison

Non Liverpool, The real Ronaldo and Robben

Jeez, Wayne H, felt so sorry for him, played the odd five a side with him, obv after his injury, when he worked for Robinson brewery, nice fella, had a chip, obv, and a cut above the rest of us, shame drink/drugs did him.
Man U fan GK did him in Ireland on a pre season tour.

[Deano]

Rob Jones is a good call, god knows how he got in at Crewe tho, he was utter ****e on trials.

[Deano]

For me, Sturridge, injury cursed him, for me, as a number, nine up there with Rush

[Deano]

Or Molby, forgive the weight issues, he was sublime

[Exiled_red]

He has played in 177 senior club games and 15 international games since failing our medical five seasons ago.

Was referring to the infamous medical, should probably have put a instead of the grin

[Fosterbloke]

no mention for Gazza?

Yeah he was certainly a generational talent. If he was playing today he would have the best physical and mental support to be one of the best.

[Buzzo]

Ox was flying until his injury. Definitely not the same force after.

[Doc_Piptorious]

Was referring to the infamous medical, should probably have put a instead of the grin

[Angryred]

Danny Ings, would have been brilliant for Klopp

[Tatterdemalion]

https://twitter.com/StokeyyG2/status...50451187884032

From a Liverpool perspective it's hard to go past Daniel Sturridge isn't it?

In recent times you could say Thiago or Gomez.

Interesting premise. I think I would choose Wayne Harrison - I'd love to see what he might have achieved.