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Rovers Hall of Fame: The left wingers (From Lancashire Telegraph)
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Rovers Hall of Fame: The left wingers
8:00am Saturday 30th June 2012 in News
Vote for your favourite Blackburn Rovers left winger.
Scott Sellars
Played 245 matches between 1986-92.
Won the Full Members Cup in 1987 and helped Rovers to promotion to the Premier League in 1992.
Dave Wagstaff
Played 82 matches in two spells between 1976-78 and 1979-80.
Wagstaffe arrived at Rovers on loan in 1976 and was quickly taken to Rovers fans hearts.
Is classed by some as being England’s greatest uncapped winger of his generation.
Jason Wilcox
Played 313 games between 1986-99.
Helped Rovers to promotion to the Premier League in 1992. Won the Premier title in 1995. Won three England caps.
Played an integral role in helping Rovers lift the Premier League trophy, with his crosses from the left.
Bobby Langton
Played 230 matches between 1937-48 and 1953-56. He won the Second Divison title and won 11 England caps.
Damien Duff
He played 223 games between 1996-2003.
Duff was brought to the club from Ireland as a youngster and quickly progressed to the senior ranks.
Duff made the left wing spot his own with his pace, skill and determination.
He was a real crowd pleaser, with the ability to dribble past his defender.
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