1 Tommy Robson
Apps: 559
Goals: 128

The daddy of them all. The bandy left winger had it all, pace, tricks, goals and the ability to win free-kicks and penalties with a routine Tom Daley would admire.

2 George Boyd
Apps: 77
Goals: 22

A threat to Robson's status. George is the star turn in the current Posh team of entertainers.

3 Matthew Etherington
Apps: 58
Goals: 6

Good enough at 15 to play in the Football League. Still playing to a consistently high level in the Premier League.

4 Peter McNamee
Apps: 212
Goals: 68

Part of the famous five forwards from the all-conquering 1960-61 team, but McNamee was still creating and scoring goals five years later.

5 David Farrell
Apps: 388
Goals: 52

A club legend thanks to his penchant for spectacular goals and his loyalty. Would have played many more times, but for a succession of niggly injuries.

6 Bobby Barnes
Apps: 60
Goals: 9

A gifted left winger who played an important part in Posh reaching the top two divisions of the Football League for the first time.

7 Billy Hails
Apps: 107
Goals: 33
Played on the flank opposite McNamee in the early 1960s and helped make Terry Bly a Posh goalscoring legend.

8 Worrell Sterling
Apps: 236
Goals: 38

A quiet, under-rated performer. Extremely consistent and scored a crucial goal in that famous play-off semi-final win at Huddersfield in 1992.

9 Scott Houghton
Apps: 87
Goals: 15

For half-a-season Houghton and Farrell played key roles in the most entertaining football seen under the management of Barry Fry.

10 Peter Thompson
Apps: 94
Goals: 18

He was an erratic left-winger in the mid-to-late 1960s, but he had a habit of scoring important goals, most notably in cup giant-killings over QPR and West Brom.