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The team so far:

1     Danny Coyne
2     John McDermott
3     Tony Gallimore
4     Peter Handyside
5     Richard Smith
6     Wayne Burnett
7     Kevin Donovan
8     Craig Disley
9     Michael Boulding
10   Steve Livingstone
11   Stacy Coldicott
12   Danny Butterfield
13   James McKeown
14   Martin Paterson
15   Mark Lever

Please nominate a No. 16 for the "squad"

Simon Ford
Ronnie Bull
Jean-Paul Kalala
Simon Francis
Nick Fenton
Javan Vidal
Paul Linwood
Steven Watt
Tyrone Thompson
Alan Goodall
Craig Clay
Jamey Osborne
Easah Suliman

JPKK for me. Great memories of that goal v Spurs, even though Simon Francis went on to become an established Premier League player.

'Kin Hell!!!!

Err, Ford showed loads of potential in his first spell and then couldn't be arsed.
JPK scored some great goals for us (Spurs one the obvious one but the stand out one for me is when he nearly broke the crossbar at home to Notts County) but then went missing, probably once he got bombed out the team.
Simon Francis has definitely had the best career out of all of those, a very decent central defender/right back - Slade had him on the right wing so we could hoof it out to him.
Osborne a definite 'could have been' type.
Suliman probably the only guy to go from winning the World Cup to sitting in the stands behind Nathan Clarke and Karleigh Osbourne in the space of 9 months.
Nick Fenton would have been a very good defender if he realised his limitations and stopped trying to be Franz Beckenbauer and/or trying to wrestle guys in the penalty area.
Tyrone Thompson - god, reminds me of when we seemed to have a different midfielder every week.

I'm going to go for Craig Clay. Not the best player but his role in the promotion from the Conference is often understated. It was his tireless and selfless displays against Braintree and then at Wembley that allowed Jon Nolan to have the freedom to dictate play so much.

Blimey

Er, Kalala for the spurs goal.

Kalala - the number 16 is the "what could have been list"

Kalala just for the Spurs goal

Kalala , best of a dodgy bunch

JPKK, closely followed by Clay who always put in a good shift. Barely remember half of the others.

Not sure, no one outstanding, probably Ford as he was still young playing in an at times poor team, if not Osborne for the way the club (especially he who I wish to forget) probably shafted him.

JPKK with Osborne in the 'what might have been' list

Kalala, as stated because of the Spurs goal.

Simon Ford was class though first time round and let’s not forget Simon Francis who is playing in the Premier League days, looked solid in his month here

Tough one. I remember Ford being decent and JPKK scoring that goal.

Ford gets it because he was decent at a higher level

JPKK for me just from Ford

Osborne. What might have been. Great player squeezed out by bad management. I think we should have one place in the squad to remind us of the bad days.

Kamala, great goal against Spurs, even better celebrations that night 😂

Quoted from KingstonMariner

Osborne. What might have been. Great player squeezed out by bad management. I think we should have one place in the squad to remind us of the bad days.

we've got Disley

Quoted from Hagrid

we've got Disley

Disley left before it went sour. Osborne went as part of Slade's clear out of talent. In my mind I associate it with the tailspin the club went into after the fan's forum.

Kalala for that Spurs goal