christ this could be 4 winners

swanaldo...fantastic talent and when he was on fire as good as anything we've had over the last 25 years

eric the viking...cheerleader during the best years following utd away for me, chief hipperer of laudrup and di canio

bo...just a legend, no a cult hero...great quiz this tek but someone in our all time 11 isnt a 'cult hero',,he's a hero

will pettigrew...final piece of the jigsaw for a young team with everything, the experience to see us over the line to win silverwear

gonna hae to go bowman simply cause he's mair than a cult hero...but i'd have picked eric the viking

all four are legends but ad go for bowman

I would regard Bowman as more of a "cult hero" than a bona fide LEGEND.For me DUFC legends are guys like (Dossing,Narey,Sturrock,Bannon),don't think he could be spoke of in the same terms as those guys,but just my opinion and probably a debate for another time.

Pettigrew should probably win but as i never saw him play in the flesh i cannae vote for him.

Bowman,fantastic attitude and great club servant.But we've had far better midfielders.Should always be fondly remembered for '94 Cup Final if ni
othing else though.

Swanson,as good a player ability wise as any i've seen at Tannadice in past 30years.Only scored brilliant goals as stated above by Hunted.But had a dissapointing last season and departure fae Tannadice.Only player i've ever seen who TRIED to get sent off,not just once but TWICE (v Hibs when he deliberately hand balled it but bizarrely also in his last game v Motherwell where he seemed to be playing in a rage).

Pedersen gets my vote.A proper 'cult' hero.Great rapport with the fans,great attitude,and some utterly memorable performances.

mmmm this is a tough one but i feel i have to pick bowman....united havent really had many tough players over the years....maybe not as talented but he was our Roy Keane, god who remembers him offering a fan a square go when he played for Forfar? or his smashed face in the semi final against Aberdeen in 94. Legend, and part of the GREAT european team of 87.

huntedbyafreak wrote:

Although Bowman was a hard bastard he was also a really good futba player as well.

Tin helmet on.

I don't think he was.

I think he was however a vital cog in a few good Utd sides though.

Tackling,aggression and will to win are not qualities every player possesses,but he had in spades.

That was his strong point.
 

Full Time -

Dave Bowman - 6
Erik Pedersen - 3
Danny Swanson - 0
Willie Pettigrew - 0