Southend's Ultimate Legend

[DLRG12]

Hi lads,

Big fan of your forums - congratulations to all involved.

My name is David Lyons and I am the editor of
www.NononsenseFootball.com

Your club's section on our website requires its Ultimate Legend!

We are asking all posters on these forums to vote for your club's
Ultimate Legend. The vote will occur right here over the next seven
days when we will collate the findings and add the name of your
official ultimate club legend to our website.

All the contributors to these forums have to do is post the name of
the person they feel is the club's biggest legend in its entire
history in this thread.

The ultimate legend will be a player or manager who has represented
the club at any stage throughout its existence.

I am very grateful for your cooperation to this project as we search
for your club icon that will be listed forever on our new website on
your club's homepage.

Please enter the name of the person you feel deserves the title as
your club's "Ultimate Legend" below.

Many thanks,

David

 

[JB Shrimper]

Chris Powell

 

[David Icke]

Freddie Eastwood

 

[Tampa Blue]

Spencer Prior

 

[BILLERICAY BLUE]

Stan Collymore

 

[Sutton Who]

Steve Tilson

 

[henry18]

Kevin Maher

 

[Clinton Baptiste]

Duncan Jupp

 

[Jedi Shrimper]

Phil Gridelet

 

[dannypav]

Ron Martin :blush:

 

[ian_the_girth]

Spencer Prior

 

[Norwichshrimper]

Francisco Cagigao

 

[Rob1920]

Francisco Cagigao

I knew his brother!

Top 3 in my lifetime would be Steve Tilson, David Webb, & Stan. Not sure in what order to be honest.

 

[Jedi Shrimper]

Francisco Cagigao

legendary.

 

[Rusty Shackleford]

Mark Bentley and his absurd gait.

 

[leeblue]

Almost impossible to answer will plump for steve tilson

 

[South Bank Hank]

Francisco Cagigao

I was thinking the same. Surely HAS to be Francisco Cagigao and I'd urge all ShrimperZoners to get behind him.

He may not have played many games for the Shrimpers but few who saw his debut in the early 90s would ever forget the impact he had on our club at the time. The former Barcelona frontman, or Caggy, as he was known to boss Colin Murphy, will always be revered by the Shrimpers faithful. A legend in his own time. A legend for all time. Franny Caggy.

 

[Rusty Shackleford]

I was thinking the same. Surely HAS to be Francisco Cagigao and I'd urge all ShrimperZoners to get behind him.

He may not have played many games for the Shrimpers but few who saw his debut in the early 90s would ever forget the impact he had on our club at the time. The former Barcelona frontman, or Caggy, as he was known to boss Colin Murphy, will always be revered by the Shrimpers faithful. A legend in his own time. A legend for all time. Franny Caggy.

A greater impact than Regis Coulbault?

 

[South Bank Hank]

A greater impact than Regis Coulbault?

Quite frankly. Yes.

 

[Rusty Shackleford]

Quite frankly. Yes.

Them's fighting words. Will never forget the Gallic genius of the legend that is Coulbault and his incredible equaliser at Brentford on Boxing Day.