#5 Steve Bruce
Most fans of this generation will remember him for his time at Sunderland, not that it was a spell to be remembered for, though. However, once upon a time, he was one of the mainstays of Manchester United’s defence.
During the early 90s, he was at his goal-scoring best. Indeed, in the 1990-91 season alone, he scored 19 goals in total. While being a reliable penalty-taker, most of his goals came via smashing headers. Despite his excellence, he was never really selected by the national team but was a constant figure in the Red Devils’ lineup.
He scored a total of 113 goals in his career as a professional footballer.
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