Rob JonesThe Dark Destroyer wrote:Well who is better?Pat Butcher wrote:Don't be daft, Sky invented football in 1992, don't you know anything!yid14 wrote: Whats the premier league? Gazza's a legend. Not many of these pussies in the 'premier league' can tie his shoe laces. You do know there was football before the premier league.
Oh and Gary Neville is no way be the best right back in the last 20 years
Dan Petrescu, the best rightback/wingback in the world after Cafu.The Dark Destroyer wrote:Well who is better?Pat Butcher wrote:Don't be daft, Sky invented football in 1992, don't you know anything!yid14 wrote: Whats the premier league? Gazza's a legend. Not many of these pussies in the 'premier league' can tie his shoe laces. You do know there was football before the premier league.
Oh and Gary Neville is no way be the best right back in the last 20 years
PUSB!CB wrote:5 ex-Cov in there I like it!freddydoesdallas wrote:For all those out there who don't follow the top few clubs:
Jussi Jaaskilinen
Roland Nilsson Stubbs Radebe Pearce
Kincladze Batty Gary McAllister Froggat
Le Tissier Dion Dublin
doctorboxing wrote:-------------------Schmiecal
-----------Staam---Adams---Hendry
---------------Viera-------Keane
-------Ronaldo-----------------------Giggs
--------------------Cantona
---------------------Henry
SUBS: Seaman, Irwin, Fabregas, Zola, Berkamp, Shearer
Dino Baggio (seemed to always make world xv sides in the mid/late 90's).Deadendgeneration wrote:The Dark Destroyer wrote:I'm not denying he was a great player. But this thread is for an all time 'premier league XI', it's in the thread title. The PL started in 1992, and he left you for Lazio that year. I just don't think his spells at Middlesbrough and Everton were good enough to put him anywhere near the likes of Scholes, Vieira, Keane etcyid14 wrote: Whats the premier league? Gazza's a legend. Not many of these pussies in the 'premier league' can tie his shoe laces. You do know there was football before the premier league.
Hierro Desailly
Laudrup Gullit Deschamps Djorkaeff
Weah Klinsman
Anyone want to add to my team of great players who didn't play their best football in the premier league but did play in it.
youngrell wrote:doctorboxing wrote:-------------------Schmiecal
-----------Staam---Adams---Hendry
---------------Viera-------Keane
-------Ronaldo-----------------------Giggs
--------------------Cantona
---------------------Henry
SUBS: Seaman, Irwin, Fabregas, Zola, Berkamp, Shearer
Who got the red card?
I meant to have Gerrad in the middle of the park as well.Quite a few from Cov on hereapophenic wrote:PUSB!CB wrote:5 ex-Cov in there I like it!freddydoesdallas wrote:For all those out there who don't follow the top few clubs:
Jussi Jaaskilinen
Roland Nilsson Stubbs Radebe Pearce
Kincladze Batty Gary McAllister Froggat
Le Tissier Dion Dublin
8)
I think the team only needs one ballwinner.... so that would mean keane or Vierra ... not both.freddydoesdallas wrote:A lot of people are putting Gerrard in their teams, he's got to be the ultimate example of the problems with the premier league. Complete hype
claude makelel & viera :!:Heartbreak_Kid79 wrote:I think the team only needs one ballwinner.... so that would mean keane or Vierra ... not both.freddydoesdallas wrote:A lot of people are putting Gerrard in their teams, he's got to be the ultimate example of the problems with the premier league. Complete hype
A ball winner and an attacking midfielder
Davor Sukerstujones wrote:Dino Baggio (seemed to always make world xv sides in the mid/late 90's).Deadendgeneration wrote:The Dark Destroyer wrote: I'm not denying he was a great player. But this thread is for an all time 'premier league XI', it's in the thread title. The PL started in 1992, and he left you for Lazio that year. I just don't think his spells at Middlesbrough and Everton were good enough to put him anywhere near the likes of Scholes, Vieira, Keane etc
Hierro Desailly
Laudrup Gullit Deschamps Djorkaeff
Weah Klinsman
Anyone want to add to my team of great players who didn't play their best football in the premier league but did play in it.
Branco (Brazilian World cup winner played for Middlesborough, briefly)
Nicola Berti (one stage football writers were saying its a toss up between him and Roberto Baggio for the best player in the world tag)
Glenn Hoddle (most underated player in English football IMO - criminally under used at International level)
Bryan Robson (injury and team selection prevented Hoddle and Robson from really gelling at international stage)
Thomas Brolin (I know, but at one stage he was a fabolous player)
Attila Lombardo (Bald eagle from Sampdoria).
Roberto DiMatteo (I'm surprised he never gets a mention in the OP original question - was fantastic for chelsea, truly world class).
Andrei Schevchenko (okay shite for Chelsea, but at one stage looked to be the most complete striker in the world, argueably a better version of Shearer).
Michael Ballack (Complete midfielder in his pomp).
Some good calls - I guess you must have Forlan up there also now, and Poborksy.Flump wrote:Davor Sukerstujones wrote:Dino Baggio (seemed to always make world xv sides in the mid/late 90's).Deadendgeneration wrote:
Hierro Desailly
Laudrup Gullit Deschamps Djorkaeff
Weah Klinsman
Anyone want to add to my team of great players who didn't play their best football in the premier league but did play in it.
Branco (Brazilian World cup winner played for Middlesborough, briefly)
Nicola Berti (one stage football writers were saying its a toss up between him and Roberto Baggio for the best player in the world tag)
Glenn Hoddle (most underated player in English football IMO - criminally under used at International level)
Bryan Robson (injury and team selection prevented Hoddle and Robson from really gelling at international stage)
Thomas Brolin (I know, but at one stage he was a fabolous player)
Attila Lombardo (Bald eagle from Sampdoria).
Roberto DiMatteo (I'm surprised he never gets a mention in the OP original question - was fantastic for chelsea, truly world class).
Andrei Schevchenko (okay shite for Chelsea, but at one stage looked to be the most complete striker in the world, argueably a better version of Shearer).
Michael Ballack (Complete midfielder in his pomp).
Robert Prosinecki (ok, he played in the Championship)
Paolo Futre
Jari Litmanen
The Dark Destroyer wrote:He was only about 25 when he moved to Newcastle. He was a massive waste of talent.stujones wrote: Faustino Asprilla (I think he was passed his Parma prime when he joined Newcastle)
Almost right. I'm a Newcastle fan by the way!stujones wrote: It was his final season at Newcastle when he came more to his own - Ferdinand and Beardsley were gone and it was just really Shearer and Rush who they had available - oh and Tommasson and Guivarch of course. So Aspilla, didn't have the support but did alot of good stuff individually.