Now Muzza has retired, who is the bigger club legend in your eyes? Obviously for and against shouts for both.
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[Albion] Bigger modern day club legend: Zamora or Murray?
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Terry Butcher Tribute Act
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Leon Best.
Much as I love Glenn and what he did for us, I'm afraid Zamora will always be a bigger legend for me. Part of our real revival after the dark years.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
I can't vote as I would like that option.
Muzza for me, a huge number of goals in two promotions that took us to the top and kept us there. My favourite Albion player.
Whilst Zamora is also special for his goal scoring when we had a tiny budget playing in an athletics ground.
Whilst Zamora is also special for his goal scoring when we had a tiny budget playing in an athletics ground.
Tyrone Biggums
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Muzza for me, played twice the number of games for the Albion that Bobby did.
2 different players in different eras, There have been plenty of other important, or 'legendary' players in the last 20 years.
Ecosse Exile
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Zamora. He was by far the single best player in the entire division for those two promotion seasons, an outstanding talent and once-in-a-lifetime signing who totally transformed the club’s fortunes and trajectory. Without him things would have been very different.
Glenn has been a wonderful club servant, canny player and impressively reliable goal scorer. He’s been key to the club and our path to the PL, and is undoubtedly an Albion legend, but Zamora’s impact was more.
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Glenn has been a wonderful club servant, canny player and impressively reliable goal scorer. He’s been key to the club and our path to the PL, and is undoubtedly an Albion legend, but Zamora’s impact was more.
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Marshy
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im glad this is exactly 50/50 at present, it sums up exactly how i feel about these 2 legends
jonny.rainbow
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- Oct 29, 2005
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I had to go with the one that didn’t score against us.
On several occasions.
For the scum.
On several occasions.
For the scum.
m20gull
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Nah. It's much harder than that!
It’s interesting because I see it the other way round. Yes Zamora helped us out of the bottom tier but both Murray and Zamora helped us into the championship and actually Murray’s was more important given the Amex.
Having knocked on the door of the premier league for years it was Murray’s goals that got us there and then kept us there which has totally changed the direction of the club for years to come. In terms of the future of our club it’s Murray’s goals that have had the bigger impact.
Where Bobby was fantastic, Glenn is our highest post-war goalscorer, was the most important reason for the two most important promotions in the club's recent history and did the impossible on being better on his return than the first time round.
Bobby was my hero growing up but I don't think there has been a modern day player who has had a more important effect on the club than Muzza. He's the real legend.
Bobby was my hero growing up but I don't think there has been a modern day player who has had a more important effect on the club than Muzza. He's the real legend.
Brian Fantana
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Glenn. In a heartbeat. By a distance.
