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#2 Ryan Giggs
Manchester United have had a knack for producing top quality. Top quality that has been accompanied by a commendable dedication to the club. But of the many names that come to mind, the one that stands out is Ryan Giggs.
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Over a 23-year playing career, the Welshman made a record 919 appearances for the club and won all there is to win. But his service to United didn’t end there as he continued at the club in a manager’s role. He rode through the lows of David Moyes’s spell, and sat through the antics of a falling Dutchman, before calling time on his United career to further his managerial ambitions.
A banner often seen at Old Trafford would till date see opposition quake in their boots - ‘Giggs - tearing you apart since 1991’. Which reminds me of the stunning 1999 FA Cup semi final winner, and brings me to the final name on this list.
