Many thanks Roger.

The final Match of Round 1 saw a close encounter eventually won by former Argentine International striker VICTOR FERREYRA.He will now progress through to the 2nd Round as a seeded entrant.Joining him in the 2nd Round (albeit unseeded) will be former Irish Internationalist NOEL HUNT who finished just a vote behind in 2nd place.Eliminated fae the tournament are Cup winning Dutch Goalie,Guido van de Kamp and big Irish striker Jon Daly.The latter sadly registering no votes.

Round 2/Game 1 -

Billy McKinlay - Utd Midfielder 1986-1995

Born - Glasgow,Scotland (22nd April 1969)
Appearances - 284
Goals - 31
Utd Honours - 0
International Caps - 29 (Scotland)
International Goals - 4

V's

Derek Stark - Utd Defender 1978-1984

Born - Dunfermline,Scotland (19th November 1958)
Appearances - 247
Goals - 11
Utd Honours - 3 (2 League Cups,1 Premier Division)
International Caps - 0
International goals - N/A

VOTING CLOSES TOMORROW (Wednesday 3rd December) AT 9.30PM
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Players Through Round 1 -

1.Paul Dixon (S)
2.Freddy Van der Hoorn
3.Andy Robertson (S)
4.Derek Stark
5.Craig Conway (S)
6.Ryan Gauld
7.Ian Redford (S)
8.Lars Zetterlund
9.Miodrag Krivokapic (S)
10.Christian Dailly
11.Duncan Ferguson (S)
12.Craig Brewster
13.Billy McKinlay (S)
14.Grzegorz Szamoltulski
15.Victor Ferreyra (S)
16.Noel Hunt
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Players Eliminated -

1.Jerren Nixon
2.Michael O'Neill
3.Barry Robson
4.Sergio
5.Prince Buaben
6.Jason De Vos
7.Alan Main
8.Gary Bollan
9.David Robertson
10.Gordon Wallace
11.David Goodwillie
12.Stuart Beedie
13.Jason Scotland
14.Derek Lilley
15.Guido Van De Kamp
16.Jon Daly
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Round 2 Results -

1.

I have the utmost respect for Derek Stark for his incredible achievments at Dundee United (he's won as much at our club as ANYONE,as a player).But he was just a wee bit before my time.

Badger was a real hero of mine as a kid,so he get's my vote.

My first memory of him was being a shock starter in the '88 Scottish Cup Final and despite only being a lad it immediately struck me that this was a really good player who looked to have massive confidence in his ability and looked every inch a lad that believed he was as good as anyone else on the Hampden pitch (if not better).If i recall correctly he actually won the sponsors Motm that day,despite only just turning 19.

A top quality midfielder.

I missed the the glory years of the 80's (first game was January 1990), so on that rationale having missed Derek Stark, my vote goes to Badger.

Derek Stark...Badgers time at utd was tainted for me near the end, he turned and told a fellow supporter to shut his puss in the dode fox right in front of us..in oor old corner before the ET was built....wasna exactly a happy bunny near the end..watch his reaction during those three at dens

Badger

Despite being at the game when we won the league I have no real memories of Stark. Too young

Badger for me