[Albion] Is Glenn Murray an Albion legend?

[DarrenFreemansPerm]

Yes

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[The Large One]

League goals only...

114 - Tommy Cook
87 - Glenn Murray
86 - Bert Stephens
84 - Kit Napier
83 - Bobby Zamora
81 - Peter Ward

He's already the highest post-war league goalscorer for the club. What more would have to do to achieve that 'legend' status?

 

[Taybha]

Yes , you know what i mean .

 

[DJ NOBO]

I'm going to get flamed for this but here goes ....

.... playing wise, particularly for his goals, he probably is a legend. The problem being that all our other legends there's been some sort of enthusiasm from then - a warm personality, a gratefulness of the fans and of being here. We don't seem to get that from Murray - just not someone I've warmed to. He never looks really happy.

I know, pathetic reason to say he's not a legend but there you go ....

I actually like him all the more for his mardy demeanour.
It is a clear sign that he’s a genuine person.
With so much pr-driven social media bs flying around from footballers, that’s refreshing.

Also One of my favourite moments of the season was when knockaert scored and Glenn had a go at him for not passing.

An Albion legend, and a true character, through and through

 

[dazzer6666]

Yes

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This is worth a few more legend votes on it's own. Knocking them out of the cup wasn't enough for him.

 

[Icy Gull]

If getting goals that helps your team get promoted from League One to the Championship and doing the
same to get to the Premier League followed by getting the goals to maybe keep your team there is not enough to get you legend status, you are ****ing hard to please

 

[Murray 17]

Yes he is.

 

[Triggaaar]

Much debate on this point in the pub yesterday.

Is Muzza an Albion legend already, or could he still become one?

This should have been a public poll.

 

[Gregory2Smith1]

This should have been a public poll.

I'm one of the 6

for reasons that need no explanation on here

 

[Aveacarlin']

Yes. Yes. Yes. Glenn Murray is without doubt an Albion legend imo. End of story for me.

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[ewe2]

Reluctant .....

 

[CorgiRegisteredFriend]

Yes, I guess so. That Palace stint does not sit well though and will always be there.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

So have we finally forgiven him for his (alleged) laziness, bad attitude, sulks, home sickness and flounces when he first arrived under Poyet (see many previous threads several years ago too numerous to mention)?

 

[Aveacarlin']

Yes, I guess so. That Palace stint does not sit well though and will always be there.

I didn't realise that was still so deep rooted with some.

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[Harry Wilson's tackle]

I'm going to get flamed for this but here goes ....

.... playing wise, particularly for his goals, he probably is a legend. The problem being that all our other legends there's been some sort of enthusiasm from then - a warm personality, a gratefulness of the fans and of being here. We don't seem to get that from Murray - just not someone I've warmed to. He never looks really happy.

I know, pathetic reason to say he's not a legend but there you go ....

Utter and complete bollocks

 

[So.CalGull]

100% for all the positives listed above...

...But mostly for denying the inevitable baldness that may beat him to the end of the season...how many comb over camera shots are left.

 

[Triggaaar]

Retire? You can only be a legend once your career is over. Having said that, he would have to go some to not make it!

I think the opposite, and he'd lose legendary status if he said he was bored with football and was retiring with immediate effect.

 

[Triggaaar]

I'm one of the 6

for reasons that need no explanation on here

You're a Palace fan?

 

[Springal]

Didn’t clap me at Brentford away so it’s a no from me.

 

[Giraffe]

This season has sealed it for me.