1. Willie Miller
I found it impossible to exclude him on any criteria. He's our most successful captain, the heartbeat of our best side, arguably the best side in Europe for a couple of years. I don't know if my judgement is clouded because I was so young but I remember him winning games by sheer willpower, the definition of leading by example.
2. Scott Severin
Whilst many would argue he doesn't deserve to be mentioned on the same page as Miller he was a statement of intent by the new management team. Very important because we were going nowhere. Currently vastly underestimated by many of our supporters.
3. Charlie Nic
Couple of points, he was a fantastic player and I think it shows the quality of Scottish football at the time that he has only 20 odd caps. That's not why I chose him.
Were our current Chairman to read this I would ask him to look back and find out what signing Nicholas did for attendance figures and for the general interest around the club. I could draw a comparison, to a lesser extent, with the reaction to Aluko. I think it,a safe to say players like Nicholas out bums on seats and is a strong argument for the idea of speculate to accumulate.