"I wish he'd stayed at Anfield"

[Sprouty]

I always thought Partridge would do well, and was surprised when he left.. Shame its not happened for him anywhere else either.

[Shaggy]

I always thought Partridge would do well, and was surprised when he left.. Shame its not happened for him anywhere else either.

Aye. John Welsh was another disappointment. Anyone know if he's doing the business for Hull?

[darkstar]

john newby was another disappointment.

[Bob]

McManaman, as we have still not replaced him (although I reckon that Pennant may well finally be the answer).

Gary Gillespie, as it was all downhill from then on

Sure, THAT goal against Celtic in the UEFA cup was my highlight of the evans era.

"Ping it, Ping it, Pint it - just effing PING IT - GGGGGEEEEEEEETTTTTTTTTTIIIIIINNNNNNNN, YOOOOOOUUUUU FFFFFFFF###########IIIIIIIIIIINNNNGGGG BEAUTTTYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!!
Beer, peanuts and coal bucket everywhere... I remember cleaning coal dust off my mum's venetian blinds before she got home. Geez how long ago was that!

[Welhung]

Was sad to see David Thompson go. He was a really good player. Local and not afraid to get stuck in. Macca leaving was really dissapointing, but I was more dissapionted with him than anything else (I hate Madrid).

But the hardest guy to see leave was Robbie. I just couldn't believe it. I worked with a guy who was a mad Leeds supporter. He was giving me stick about it for ages. It just wasn't the same watching the team play without him there.

As for Jari, he also never should have left. A class player who wasn't given a decent chance.

I'm not sorry Owen left. He was getting too big for his boots. Don't want to see him back either.

[Bob]

Oh, Cisse has the football brain of an eleven year old.

Tactically one of the worst footballers (at a so-called high level) that i've ever seen.

Truly terrible, every time i seen him on a pepsi stylee ad i cracked up in-cre-eble

[MrMichael]

Mostly obvious ones really, Peter Beardsley played football the way it should be played, should've stayed forever. Steve Staunton... we went on to have a series of Dicks and Bjornebyes, not good.

Can I make a shout for Rob Jones though, I know it was really an injury retirement not a premature departure but he was the best right back England never really had.

[LFCman]

Anelka, if we had got him instead of Diouf it could of been very different. He started a bit slow but once he settled he started playing some great Football.

That 3-0 demolition of Newcastle @ Anfield with him in the side is a performance I will never forget. We were on simply magical that night.

[Peter Delvechio]

There were quite a few I was sorry to see go but who subsequently did very little elsewhere.

I was gutted when Babbel left because I sooooo hoped he could be like the old Babbel again.

[bacon]

I was gutted when Keegan left ... where did he go Hamburg or something ! SHould have stayed ..

[nebbers]

Igor / McCallister / Barraghan

[Ryan]

Oh aye, back to the beautifully posed question...

What am I laughing at? You. I find anyone who wishes Cisse was still at Anfield funny. What is it you'll miss? That first touch? That composure in front of goal? His fantastic desire to work hard and press? His subtle movement off the ball?

His goals.

More goals than Crouch in less games, from a wide position. And spare me the 'yeah but it was against ****e opposition' boreathon. He outscored Crouch in the Champions League proper, in the League, and in total.

Wear it.

[Jack D Rips]

I was gutted when Keegan left ... where did he go Hamburg or something ! SHould have stayed ..

Keegan for me too.(Hamburg). Although we did buy a fella called Kenny when he left

[El Diego]

For me it had to be Collymore, Fowler, Barnes, McManaman I really wanted them to stay. Also I think I will be disappointed when Hammill leaves as I don't think Rafa likes what he did when he got subbed against Man City in the final of the youth cup

[LFCman]

His goals.

More goals than Crouch in less games, from a wide position. And spare me the 'yeah but it was against ****e opposition' boreathon. He outscored Crouch in the Champions League proper, in the League, and in total.

Wear it.

Compare Premiership and goals in important competitions and you'll find a very different story. Not to mention the overall contribution Crouch makes to the whole team. It COMPLETELY over shadows Cisse contribution to the team which was in fact very minimal.

As i've said before, Crouch started off slowly but once he got his first you'll find from that point his goals to games ratio was actually very good.