retired_0PETE1

whs

retired_fabricodalacosta

Of course. I saw Cole smash Hughie Gallagher's Newcastle record, back in 93/94. He ended up with 41 goals all told, that campaign.

As for Fowler, he was probably the best English poacher of his generation. Pity he burned himself out/lost interest really.

retired_nini59

20 in 40 for France>>>>30 in 63 for England

esp when you consider his playing days for France were well before he reached his peak, and he was far from a goalscorer. I really don't want to turn this into a Cantona v Shearer debate, but if you're going to mention one of them along side Pele and Eusebio I know which one I'd pick. </BLOCKQUOTE>

If you take into account Fowler's extensive drug use then better than both tbf. </BLOCKQUOTE>

Add to that he is a fat bastard and he certainly did do well considering :thup: </BLOCKQUOTE>

aye the British Maradona.

retired_fabricodalacosta

Shearer was a very different kind of striker, to Cantona. However the latter's impact on the Premiership with Man United is much vaunted.

retired_justin05

Maradona didn't have Fowler's goal poaching abilities tbf.

retired_rachelst

Jassem Al-Huwaidi

retired_jayvette

no mention of henry yet or even more notably romario?

retired_justin05

Henry can only be mentioned once we hit the RvN vs Henry stage of the thread. Tradition.

retired_lina2212

Just Fontaine, without his injury he would of possibly scored 25+ world cup goals

retired_jabda

Puskás Ferenc :cool:

And don't forget Kocsis Sándor, he had 75 goals in 68 internationals