I think its difficult for a lot of younger people voting for the likes of Hesketh, Watkins etc.. when they never got the privilege of seeing them play. I started watching in 1984 so my players would be from that era onwards. Not chosen only for their talent but their commitment and passion for the club. Steve Kerry, Adrian Hadley, Fata Sini, Sean Rutgerson, Malc Alker etc...not superstars of the game but legends to me and many others.

Indeed. I've always thought that drinking Holt's must be what it's like having a homeless being sick directly into your mouth. Quite like Marmite though, even though it's a jar full of shit.

I remember Holt's tried to produce a lager about 30 years ago. They called it Regal, which is 'lager' backwards. They should have called it Ssip.

Got to agree GT, Holts Smooth is without doubt a great pint.

Also they have the award winning lagers the" Diamond" was awarded the Gold medal at the International brewing Awards in 2013.

They do a range of bottled beers as well, which are quite varied in taste. Usually something for everyone, although I'm not sure they've made it into the Belgium market yet.

The price would also be a factor. Can't see a stadium knocking out pints or bottles for £2 to £2.50.

This is fastly becomming a CAMRA topic My Favourite holts Lager pun name is ' Holtenbrau ' .. Funnily their Crystal lager is.. www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-ma ... r-12495700 Holts claim to be the only Brewer still delivering Beer in Hogsheads ( 54 Gallon Barrels, Normal is 36 Gallon )so it's needs a landlord who keeps a good cellar & regularly cleans the cask pumps . I like Holts Bottled beers , 1849 & Maple Moon.

This is fastly becomming a CAMRA topic My Favourite holts Lager pun name is ' Holtenbrau ' .. Funnily their Crystal lager is.. www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-ma ... r-12495700 Holts claim to be the only Brewer still delivering Beer in Hogsheads ( 54 Gallon Barrels, Normal is 36 Gallon )so it's needs a landlord who keeps a good cellar & regularly cleans the cask pumps . I like Holts Bottled beers , 1849 & Maple Moon.