Cult hero of the decade...

[Mister Chops 7]

Andy Hughes?Gary Holt?Dion Dublin?Michael Theoklitos?I''m going to go for Hooze.

[Herman 9,717]

Gary Holt[Y] (or maybe the Norn Irish boys Mulryne and Mcveigh[^o)])

[ncfc4life 0]

Juan Velasco maybe or the ultimate cult hero mark fotheringham?

[Legend Iwan 30]

If taken seriously, surely it''s Hucks again. No one else who has moved on has had Norwich supporters buying shirts from the team they''re now playing for.

[morty 0]

Too many to mention!Though a few :-Dion DublinIwan RobertsDarren EadieSteen NedergaardMike MilliganGary HoltMalky MackayDarren Huckerby

[missing in action? 0]

archibald-henville

[John 0]

[quote user="Legend Iwan"]If taken seriously, surely it''s Hucks again. No one else who has moved on has had Norwich supporters buying shirts from the team they''re now playing for.[/quote]Unless your talking on an international scale, Hucks is hardly a ''Cult'' hero is he? Simply more of a ''Hero'' really.I would say Dion Dublin.

[Herman 9,717]

Bryan Gunn anyone[:$]

[Big Slob 0]

The Doc

[Canary_on_the Trent 0]

Marc Libbra

[Leedscanary 337]

What about Jerry Springer of The Barclay? [:D]

[Mello Yello 2,282]

....What a cult....

[Daryl Sutch is a football genius 0]

Omar Koroma[:P]

[WLY 0]

David Nielsen.

[InLambertWeTrust! 0]

Delia Smith [:|]

[I am a Banana 0]

gary holt 100%![;)]

[pennywise 0]

i`d say hooze..as far as i`m concerned the blokes a legend... going into the crowd to face his detractors and threatening to take someones head off   and then turning it round to become a crowd favourite for the rest of his time here ..that is the stuff og true cult heroes [:D]

[grantroederdisaster 0]

Got to be Huckerby!

Though guys like Roberts and Dublin were also big favourites!

[Chesterfield Canary 0]

Jason Jarrett!!! ;)

[pennywise 0]

i  thought cult heroes were not always the best players but had an affinity with the crowd for something they`d done or  the effort they put in despite not being all that good..thats  what i thought mister chops had in mind with this thread ?[:D]

[Gingerpele 0]

ANDY HUGHES he is a legend, we need him back at the club, he can play anywhere, even up front, and still do a job..........

[Ghost of Davie Ross 0]

[quote user="Gingerpele"]ANDY HUGHES he is a legend, we need him back at the club, he can play anywhere, even up front, and still do a job..........[/quote]The bloke in Row Z who kept getting hit in the face by his misplaced passes won''t agree with you! [:D]  But I liked him because he always gave 110 per cent.

[Forever Norwich 0]

Steen Needergaard ?:L

[Tetteys Jig 830]

Hughes!

[Wembley_Canary 0]

Paul Mcveigh

[methcanary 0]

Steen Needergaard definately. Cried,with many others, when he left.

[ca 1]

Huckerby [:)]

[supercol 0]

It has to be... Robert Fleck.

[Largey 0]

[quote user="supercol"]It has to be... Robert Fleck.[/quote]

My girlfriend got his signature for me for christmas. How classic :) he is a ledge in my books already yet I don''t think I''ve ever seen him play.

[The Fish Seller 0]

Leon McKenzie ''he scored against the scum'' and then being honest he didn''t do an awful lot for the remainder of his stay but continued to be feted. IMO the true cult hero of the decade is a straight tossup between two current but long serving players The Doc and Simon Lappin. Think I''d just have to give the nod to Lappin in recognition of the way he dealt with being dropped for such a long period and his consummate professionalism during that period and since his return.