After Dinner Speakers: Ian St. John, Geri Halliwell, Toby Anstis

One of the most popular reds of all time as a player, he has somewhat tarnished that reputation with his bitter ramblings as a radio pundit. Nonetheless, as a player, the 'Saint' is a legend. His reds career started on the best possible footing, with a hat-trick on his debut against Everton. Word is that the Liverpool board had been a bit apprehensive about splashing out Ł37,500 on the fiery young Scot from Motherwell, but that Shanks had told them that they couldn't afford NOT to sign him. The 'Saint' was a tough striker, who despite his lack of inches was fantastic in the air, and his link up with Roger Hunt yielded a shed load of goals in the 60's. He was a key component in Shankly's first successful team, and scored the winning goal in the 65 cup final aainst Leeds. He also tried his hand at management with Motherwell and Portsmouth, but could never scale the heights he did as a player. Something he should perhaps think about the next time he launches into a verbal assault on Gerard over the airwaves.