3) Jamie Redknapp
Was an integral part of the Liverpool squad for over a decade, but Redknapp arguably never lived up to his huge potential. Many fans grew increasingly frustrated with his inability to stay fit, a situation similar to that faced by Daniel Sturridge so far this term. He didn’t play a single minute in our treble-winning campaign of 2001, while he was also a non-playing substitute in three other final victories. Still managed over 200 league appearances.
2) Emile Heskey
A cult figure throughout his career, Heskey was a source of plenty of frustration for many fans. However, his partnership with Michael Owen proved hugely successful for both club and country, with his partner getting the vast majority of the plaudits due to his superior goal tally. Our once record signing scored 60 goals in 223 games for Liverpool, with a best of 22 in 56 games during the 2000-01 treble-winning campaign.
