i think he won a competition.

the most hated city player.

I had a piss next to Paul Walsh at Maine Road. Again, no handshakes.

More hated than Barton?

Admittedly, Nicky Summerbee was before my time as a Blue but he sincerely cares about the Club. I can tell that from the way he speaks about City and another Bluemooner will also concur. Hopefully he's mellowed and learned from any previous problems?

Every Spurs fan that has met Walsh has had negative things to say. They say he comes across as a bit of a wanker. The women loved him though, probably had more women than Terry and Yorke put together

Paul Lake through fbloke,. Very, very nice man indeed.
Andy Dibble had a beer with us in the Clipper when we played Tranmere. Gelled hair, tan, leather coat - Mr 80's. Top bloke though.
Shook Peter Schmeichel's hand in Mulligans as he and his team mates celebrated their CL win in 99'. I said 'nice one' and shook his hand. Little did he realise it was a post-piss, pre-hand wash hand he was shaking.

Mike Doyle at his garage Hartshead Motors in Bardsley, me,my brother and all our mates haunted the place.
Gary Lineker at Heathrow Airport,just dropped my mum off and he was after my parking space,was with his first wife at the time.
Neil Shipperley,I worked with his brother in law in London and the pair of them thought their shit didn't stink.
Peter Osgood and Alan Hudson at the Willows in Salford my uncle was the steward and they came in and my brother and I legged it down there for our picture took,it really impresses any Chelsea supporter I've met.
Dave Bennett(the white one),know him from Ashton,he played for Norwich for few years.

Nicky Weaver, Mark Kennedy..

.. Joe Royle.

Edit: how can I forget, Der bomber. Legend.

Craig Bellamy, utterly vile piece of shit. Words can't describe how much of a **** he was and how much I hate him.

Michael Johnson, top bloke.

Non football - Andrew Flintoff, what an absolute gent he is, my sporting hero and when I saw him at a home game v Newcastle 5/6 years ago in the concourse, he was brilliant with me as I was only young. Top, top guy.

Off the top of my head, I've met:

Neil Young - played golf with him; lovely, lovely bloke.
Dennis Tueart - end of Maine Rd, got him to sign my programme and he seemed really upset to be fair (not at the signing but at the end of Maine Rd)
Niall Quinn - absolute gentleman
Ian Brightwell - dead on
Colin Hendry - dead on
Kazi Deyna - nice man, he didn't have a clue what we were saying
David Phillips - smashing fella
Andy Morrison - great bloke
Tommy Booth - gent
Tony Book - gent
Bert Trautman - gent
Frank Lampard - nice enough
Paul Lake - saw him at the Bluemoon fundraiser last year but I bottled it and didn't go over and say hello, so probably doesn't count.
Brian Horton - absolute bloody gent. What a great guy.
Richard Edghill - seemed very shy, but nice bloke
Gary Flitcroft - nice bloke
Gordon Strachan - weird bloke
Gerry Gow - nice fella
Colin Bell - another seemingly shy bloke, but very nice
Uwe Rosler - absolute gentleman of the highest order. Lovely man.
Paul Dickov - think he must have been having an off day

Met Vincent Kompany in my local Sainsburys, an amazing guy! Wish I could meet Sir Roberto though he is God.