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In my lifetime that I actually remember/had an interest in football for.. Best: 1. Lukaku - The loan was one thing, signing him after his performances on loan was another. Couldn't believe a striker of that calibre had joined us permanently...

I took the question as meaning favourite at the time rather than what they went on to do. We've had worse signings than the ones I called out but I was hopeful at the time. Gbamin, Tosun, Bolasie etc

Favourite was Daniel Amokachi. £3.5m Nigerian World Cup star? Get in. In my head he was going to score a billion goals. Still love him for that semi-final, though. Worst was when we signed Solomon Rondon. It was like the opposite to the feeling...

Best: The flurry in the late 90s when we got John Collins, Olivier Dacourt and Marco Matterazzi. Maybe just nostalgia of happier times in general. Worst: Rooney to Man Utd. Dunc to Toon, Arteta to Arse.

Was thinking Amo, not so much for the impact he had but how buzzing I was when it happened. Kanchelskis was just awesome, absolutely loved him.

Nope. And we have been active, we’ve signed young three players permanently - the last two days ago. Fact we haven’t been any more active bodes well.

Kubo is quick and has great technique. Japanese Messi.

I know he’s a figure of fun to some on here, but he rarely EVER names a player..

Gone roundy things deep there has Al. ;)

We've spent close to £50 mill net already.

Still a cracking quiff to be fair to him.

Just a reminder we have no right side.

If you come up you cant blow the boom. The objective is two fold, 1. Give yourself a punchers chance of staying in the league. 2. Buy well enough to have more then a good chance of getting back up if you do get relegated or buy well enough to...

Yeah I’ve not been getting excited about this one. Just don’t see it.

Favourite and best are two different things. Favourite ones at the time were: Amo - Nigerian players were hot to trot after the world cup in 94 and Amo came to us - at that time the likes of Alan Smith and Lee Chapman were generally the prolife...