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Yes; Burnley too, where he impressed for us in the league cup I think and where we sold him for about 250-500k (if memory serves)... this after he was forced to play wide right for a while... At his peak he scored everywhere he played, and was a top level lower league striker.

I'm delighted to see Kurt Nogan so high in the post-war list - he played in some truly woeful teams and yet scored some brilliant goals alongside his superb overall record, albeit at a lower level - obviously. I grew up with Nogan as my hero tbh and as he was only with us for a relatively short...