Dean Saunders
Never lived up to the standards he had set at Derby and Oxford. He made 42 appearances and scored 11 goals during his single season at the club and was sold to Aston Villa in 1992. The striker continued to enjoy a decent career before eventually retiring at Bradford in 2001.
Number Seven Rating: 5/10
Nigel Clough
Enjoyed a couple of memorable moments, including a brace against Manchester United, but struggled to match his success at Nottingham Forest. He scored seven goals in 39 games before joining Manchester City in 1996.
Number Seven Rating: 4/10
Steve McManaman
One of our best players during the 1990s – scoring 46 goals in 272 games from midfield. He won both the FA Cup and the League Cup but it was during his time at Real Madrid where he enjoyed his biggest successes – two La Liga titles and two Champions League wins.
Number Seven Rating: 7/10
