Your team's players who have played more games for that club than any other

[ChrisSteeleAteMyHamster]

I couldn't think of a better title.

I always think it's quite cool to have players who have played more games for the team you support than any other.

Look at the starting or main substitute players for the team you support. Which of those have played more games for your team than any other?

For example, Ryan Giggs at Manchester United is an obvious choice.

Lazily going by wikipedia the following players have played more games for Tottenham than anyone else.

Gareth Bale

Younès Kaboul

Tom Huddlestone

Aaron Lennon

Luka Modric

Jermain Defoe

Michael Dawson

Ledley King

Benoît Assou-Ekotto

Vedran Corluka

Jermaine Jenas

[Lineker]

Jermaine Jenas

[ChrisSteeleAteMyHamster]

I know. I think it's destined to stay that way too.

[Colly]

Shola. Always Shola. Mebbe Stevie Taylor off the top of my head.

[Twist]

Shola. Always Shola. Mebbe Stevie Taylor off the top of my head.

Definitely Taylor, never played for anyone else. Prob Danny Simpson by now, Tim Krul as well. Guthrie, Jonas and Collicini may well fit into this now too.

[DavidMarrio]

Gerrard and Carragher would be the obvious two, then probably Reina or Skrtel.

[Plubby]

So, if I understand you correctly Hamster, in another 109 games we can add Scott Parker (20) to the Spurs list, as he currently sits in Charlton's (128) list?

[Matt]

Without checking:

Aidan White

Fabian Delph

Robert Snodgrass

Luciano Becchio

Adam Clayton (possibly)

[Colly]

Shola. Always Shola. Mebbe Stevie Taylor off the top of my head.

Definitely Taylor, never played for anyone else. Prob Danny Simpson by now, Tim Krul as well. Guthrie, Jonas and Collicini may well fit into this now too.

Just grasped the point of the thread, though I did guess correctly anyway! I was just looking for leading appearances, which is why that list of 10+ Spurs players confused me

In which case yours are right, plus Steve Harper, Danny Guthrie and some of the young lads like Vuckic, Fergie etc.

[9 to 5]

David Dunn easily for us.

[Thrilla]

Games played AND pies eaten.

[Furlong]

Jay Rodriguez

[Cheeky Hughes]

Joe Hart.

And I hope it stays that way.

[Summers]

James Collins.

Gabby Agbonlahor.

Marc Albrighton.

Ciaran Clark.

Carlos Cuellar.

Barry Bannan.

Then the rest of the kids.

[Walker]

Not including youth players, Marvin Enmes (80) and Justin Hoyte (82) have played more games for Middlesbrough than anyone else.

Lee Cattermole has almost played as many games for Sunderland as he did for Middlesbrough. That makes me sad.

[VerbalPuke]

The Detroit Lions have had kicker Jason Hanson since 1992, and he could still play for another four or five years. Funny thing is we've been saying that for the last ten years, "Yeah, he ought to have a few more good years left".

[stokeriño]

Runner-up club included in brackets

1. Petr Cech 341 (Rennes 70)

2. Branislav Ivanovic 139 (Lokomotiv Moscow 71)

3. Ashley Cole 228 (Arsenal 228) I'm counting this because it'll be true next week! (Or maybe already if wiki's not up-to-date)

5. Michael Essien 226 (Lyon 89)

8. Frank Lampard 538 (West Ham 186)

11. Didier Drogba 323 (Le Mans 72)

12. John Mikel Obi 221 (Lyn 6)

15. Florent Malouda 196 (Lyon 179)

19. Paulo Ferreira 203 (Porto 96)

21. Salomon Kalou 230 (Feyenoord 82)

23. Daniel Sturridge 63 (Manchester City 32)

26. John Terry 515 (Nottingham Forest 6)

Let's make a team!

Cech

Ferreira-Ivanovic-Terry-Cole

Essien-Mikel-Lampard

Sturridge-Drogba-Malouda

(Kalou on bench)

[Hajjhowe]

Hines Ward has been on the Steelers since 1998, which is pretty impressive considering the roster overturn and his physical style of play as a WR. I heard he might get cut on ESPN, but I'd hope he would retire before plaing for another team after this much time with the Steelers. After him I have no idea whose got the most tenure active on the team. They probably aren't that close though.

Also yeah, Hansen has been there forever. He's been pretty great the whole time though. Kicker's just never leave

[Adam]

Somewhat surprisingly to me, if Neil Sullivan plays another 14 games for us he would have played more games for us in 5 years than he ever did for Wimbledon in 12. That said I can't ever see him playing one more game for us, nevermind more than dozen.

James O'Connor

Shelton Martis

Martin Woods

Brian Stock

John Oster

Simon Gillett

Sam Hird

James Coppinger

I also wish to include Mark Wilson who has just left us after 5 years to join Oxford. To be honest that's more than I thought, though several of them are only just in front for us on appearances than a previous club. Coppinger, our longest serving player, has played by far the most with nearly 300 appearances since 2004 for us.

[MDK]

Matt Lockwood, Dean Smith, Andy Harris, Matt Joseph, Steve Castle, John Martin, Ben Chorley and Jamie Jones. All excellent players.