I would say Daniel and Henrik Sedin of the Vancouver Canucks. Both 33 years old, both played for Vancouver, lived in Vancouver for the past 14 years i.e their whole professional ice hockey player career. They also signed a new 5 year contract with the Canucks which will see them at 38 years old when it expires. 19 years at one club... now thats loyalty and dedication.

Ps. No one said it had to be about football/soccer so...

Steven Gerrard without a doubt he wouldnt leave, united tried to sign him twice but he stayed at liverpool

iiKeVaN wrote Steven Gerrard without a doubt he wouldnt leave, united tried to sign him twice but he stayed at liverpool

Nope without a doubt he would not leave , Apart from that time when he tried to push through a move to chelsea in Joses first reign?

Puyol and Xavi are the ones who come to mind

Rivaldo wrote Puyol and Xavi are the ones who come to mind

Not relevant, but I sat there clicking your sig for a couple of seconds, and then realised...

Every club has their loyal players but don't see anyone as the most loyal.


The likes of Terry, Gerrard, Scholes etc have stayed at the clubs for the whole lifetime and you can't get much more loyal then that, but what makes each other more loyal then the other. Their respective clubs have nothing to do with it nor how many trophies they've won.

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He has been playing for Juventus since 2001, he has been on Italy's National teams since 93.

I love him(:

I agree with Gerrard being loyal becuase he could of joined chelsea a few years back but didnt there are so many to name though

xBosworth wrote I agree with Gerrard being loyal becuase he could of joined chelsea a few years back but didnt there are so many to name though

He tried to push that move through -.- , But because he didn't end up going he is loyal?.I cant remember why it didn't happen in the end , But he did want the move and tried to push through a move at first.

Everyone who has been mentioned are complete amateurs compared to John Clark. John joined Celtic in 1958 and to this day still works at the club as the kitman. Now that is commitment. It must be weird for our current players to think that the guy who organises the kits that they wear had won the european cup. The only person who served longer at Celtic was Willie Maley but he is dead now so I'll just stick with John.