Frank McAvennie: (85 apps 33 goals/68 apps 16 goals)
The Scottish forward had two spells at West Ham between 1985 and 1992. His attitude on the pitch lead him to become popular amongst supporters, while his off-field antics made him popular with the press.
His goals and partnership with Tony Cottee helped secure the club’s highest top flight finish, and his commitment to choose a move back to the Boleyn over a move to Arsenal endeared him further to fans.
Branded East End’s version of George Best, for his playboy persona, McAvennie remains a cult figure amongst Hammers’ supporters.