STEVE CLARIDGE
The striker, who was once dubbed the ‘poor man’s Kenny Dalglish’ by someone who obviously knew fuck all about football, turned out in the Premier League for Leicester City between 1996 and 1998 after successful spells in the lower divisions with Cambridge United and Birmingham City. Having played for 86 of the 92 league clubs, the BBC’s Football League Show pundit was still playing in non-league football until 2012, aged 46.
Not bad for someone with no arms.
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