Best Ever BWFC Strikers

gloswhite wrote:Lets not forget Morgan

wanderlust wrote:

aaron_bwfc wrote:

xmiles wrote:

Reebok Trotter wrote:Too many to choose from but Nat Lofthouse, Franny Lee, Frank Worthington and John McGinlay are my personal favourites.

Anelka and Gudjohnsen didn't stay around long enough to make them Wanderers legends.

Absolutely right RT, plus I don't see Anelka and Gudjohnsen being the kind of inspirational figure we need now.

Not one for the inspirational thing, we need goals and alot of them.

Anelka and Michael Ricketts for me.

If it's all about goals - and I think that's the question - you can't look past Lee and Lofthouse

Reebok Trotter wrote:

gloswhite wrote:Lets not forget Morgan

Morgan was a great player. Frank Wothington spoke highly of him. Morgan was more of a winger than out and out striker otherwise I would have included him as well.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Angry Dad wrote: I would also go with Lee and Davies, mcginley was not really a prem striker no disrespect to him as he was the fcukin dogs in the championship or whatever it was called then.

I'll tell you what, and I'm sure you'll agree, I'd rather have a Championship McGinlay than a Premiership Ngog.

Hipster_Nebula wrote:Davies at his best was fantastic, but he isn't a good "striker" he hardly ever scores.

I wouldn't pick him in a million years out of all the quality we've had here.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

Copper Dragon wrote:George Oghani

Whenever I see or hear the name George Oghani I always think of this:

45. Beware the ironing board

Having never stolen from a supermarket, I can not be sure, but I would have thought that if you were going to pay for one item and steal another then it would be advisable to pay for the cheaper item.

That isn't exactly what happened when ex-Bolton striker Oooh George Oghani decided to buy an ironing board but steal a bag of screws at the same time. Over the years it seems to have been forgotten that it was screws he was trying to avoid paying for, it is always the ironing board that is remembered.

Poor George was caught and in an attempt to get away decided to whack the security man with the ironing board but in the end it did him no good and he had to make a court appearance.

The club supported him although gave him a final warning and he was to remain a Burnley player until he decided to try and re-arrange Chris Pearce's jaw the following year.