Nik Kershaw Limahl

Of course, footballers have played a vital part in the history of the mullet. The most celebrated cases in this country were those of Chris Waddle and Glenn Hoddle. I *really* need good pictures of Chris Waddle and Barry Venison. If you've got some, then get in touch.

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What can I say? Chris has brought the mullet into the UK public eye and is probably the finest that I have come across. Sadly, Chris has now opted for a dull short-back-and-sides. A nation mourns.

Chris Waddle

Former England manager Glenn was recently sacked by the FA. However, this was not for ill-articulated comments about the disabled (as is commonly believed) but for crimes committed against hair in  a past decade.

Glenn Hoddle

Jurgen
Klinsmann

Universally hated diving German striker who has the annoying habit of saying "Ja, for sure".

Dave Beasant

Journeyman butter-fingered keeper who is currently at Nottingham Forest.

Frank
Worthington

'70s superstar, noted for his womanising and drinking (weren't they all?).

Barry Venison

Barry achieved fame in the '80s with his combination of god-awful suits and heinous hair.

The errant, genius Scot won adoration from Arsenal fans despite inconsistent form. Disturbingly, this hero-worship often extended to hair.

Charlie Nicholas

Mark Dennis

This QPR hardman I know little of. Before my time, I think.

Another unpopular German, Tony hit the headlines after the 1982 World Cup semi-final when he almost killed the Frenchman Battiston (I think that's his name) with a flying lunge aimed at his neck. Amazingly, he wasn't even booked.

Tony
Schumacher

Paul Walsh

Former Spurs and Portsmouth winger who married someone famous, I think.

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