Nutsin 11:45 Mon Nov 7
Old school players
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So looking back there were some good footballers that I use to enjoy watching that played on other teams.
I always liked Stan Bowles, Matt Le Tissier and Frank worthington.
Who do you look back on as a favorite.
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Mad Dog
11:49 Mon Nov 7
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As a kid I thought hoddle was a great player.
As an adult and as a person, I think he's a fuxking melt
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Nutsin
12:04 Tue Nov 8
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Yeah Hoddle could play. He’s got to rank as one of their best players. Shame he played for them though.
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eusebiovic
12:13 Tue Nov 8
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I remember thinking Paul Bracewell at Everton was a wonderful player. When he should have reached the peak of his career a serious injury ruled him out for 2 entire seasons.
Still ended up playing nearly 600 games though. Mostly for Sunderland.
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cholo
12:19 Tue Nov 8
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Kevin Sheedy was another good everton player, lovely left peg, Eire produced some quality players in those days.
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Takashi Miike
12:30 Tue Nov 8
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platini/tigana/giresse, john barnes, le tissier, john robertson, boban
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GBHammer63
12:38 Tue Nov 8
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Tony Currie
Liam Brady
Agree about Stan Bowles, was a magician when he wanted to be in a very good QPR team
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Grumpster
12:38 Tue Nov 8
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Dalglish and Gazza.
Such a shame with his injury, what a player.
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riosleftsock
12:44 Tue Nov 8
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Blimey, so many.
For me when I was young, Hagi and Stoichkov up front, Baresi and Maldini Snr at the back.
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Alfs
12:45 Tue Nov 8
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I've always loved those players who make your heart miss a beat when they get the ball. George Best, for example.
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Mad Dog
12:52 Tue Nov 8
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Ah Platini
Another player who I thought was great as a kid and despise as a human being now I've e grown up.
Always hated that fat little drug cheat Diego Maradona though, even if he was an amazing player.
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Nutsin
1:14 Tue Nov 8
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GBhammer
Ronnie Curry is a good shout, he could play.
Internationally it was Johan Cryuff…That Dutch team was good to watch.
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Nutsin
1:14 Tue Nov 8
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Fucking phone, Tony Currie, ffs!
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martinbritt_63
1:27 Tue Nov 8
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From the Old Lady
Baggio, Vialli, Nedved, Del Pierro
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Mr. Burns
1:31 Tue Nov 8
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The Maradona of the Carpathians was a fantastic player.
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ironsofcanada
2:26 Tue Nov 8
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Italian central defenders of the 90s
Baresi, Maldini, then Cannavaro, Nesta and Iuliano
Keeper Peruzzi and then Toldo
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Takashi Miike
2:29 Tue Nov 8
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dejan savicevic is anlther, I loved those late 80s/mid 90s Milan teams
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Russ of the BML
10:41 Tue Nov 8
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The dutch trio of Van Basten, Gullit and Rjikaard were very special. In fact, that early 90's Milan side were just fucking outrageous.
Galli
Tassotti
Baresi (c)
Costacurta
Maldini
Colombo
Rjikaard
Ancelotti
Donadoni
Gullit
Van Basten
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PwoperNaughtyButNot
11:10 Tue Nov 8
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Russ the question then becomes:
Do great players make a great team or do great teams make great players?
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Northern Sold
11:15 Tue Nov 8
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Rodney Marsh (the proper one)
Peter Osgood
Paolo di canio
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