Ogdenwoodwhittle

Groves and Stainrod, just because they engaged with the fans and seemed to enjoy playing the game

But for sheer tricks and charisma, Frank Worthington played half a game for Latics in a testimonial, late 1970's, maybe Gary Hoolickins testimonial ? IIRC ?

Dick Mulvaney, who received the 3rd div trophy as captain,

Spike for his energy

Dux for his all round contribution

Andy Barlow

Now that's the guy I went to school with !

Ogden

Wood

Whittle

Mulvaney

Cranston

Hicks

Mcvitie

Garwood

Shaw

McNeil

Groves

Et al.......

You get my drift, the team that won the Div 3(old money) and got us to the old Div 2

1. Gloves on outfield players

2. Pundits who refer to Players in the plural- ' your Gerrards, your Shearers....'

3. Goalkeepers kits- what was wrong with Green number 1

4. SQuad numbers

5. The shirt that stitch was wearing last night on bbc news coverage of the parade

Second those congrats- used to see him after the game drinking in the Horton Arms with the reprobates, Brennan, hallworth et al

Paul Edwards .. David Holt ?? Good honest defenders but for sheer class that transferred to Prem level Warhurst and Barrett followed by the man marking skills of Fleming. Do remember Bill Cranston hoofing ball into the Ford Stand car park every game to waste time-no 'Fergie time ' in those days..

Mcvitie could cross an old fashined leather ball with pinpoint accuracy similar to tricky but for entertainment it has to be grovesy who could beat a defender, sit on the ball whilst waiting for the defender to catch up and then beat him again