True, but going back to those days, it seemed players accepted their fate and stayed where they were, to the detriment of everything (finance, glory, standing [sort of]). Outside of Franklin and Charles, Brits of any repute barely left the island, whereas in Robson's time, he must've got offers that were eye-watering compared to what he was on.
It doesn't get loner than Finney, I'd say.
But yeah, Finney trumps Robson, as comparatively, he had a much worse set of team mates than McGrath, Whiteside and the lesser, but decent lights of Robbo's pomp.