Biggest Cult Hero?

[Gaz1105]

Uweeeee, uwe Rosler

 

[urban genie]

Peter Swales ;-)

 

[hateutd]

 

[BringBackSwales]

Nicky Summerbee. Oh sorry you said cult

 

[mccity]

I suppose the answer is technically Robbie Fowler, if we're not being specific about which cult.

 

[Legal Alien]

Went home and away for years from the mid 80's so i'm saying Imre Varadi.
The bananas and the overall crack was brilliiant back then.

 

[RayCTID]

The Goat. At first an awkard player (and at times limited) who didn't get off to a good start, supporters initally got on his back but went on to becoming one of our leading goalscorers up until Aguero arrived

 

[Drewmanc]

Anyone who doesn't say Bert Trautmann knows little of city history and the bridges he built after the 2nd world war. Legend and true gent.

 

[Greenjob]

Went home and away for years from the mid 80's so i'm saying Imre Varadi.
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Imre Varadi was a great player for us. A journeyman but he defo found his niche at City along with Paul Simpson and Paul Stewart great attacking prowess. Fans singing: "Imre, Imre Banana". Great away days :)

 

[Harlaching Sky Blue]

Tommy Hutch??? wasnt with us long and looked about 58 when he joined us but loved the way he dropped a shoulder and left defenders for dead.

Of course them days scoring a goal in a cup final also wasnt a bad thing neither. (the first one, I mean)