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i was sure marty would play Yaya behind Shearer and i liked it, not sure if i like it this way
- Marty1968 - 1. Shearer 2. Terry 3. Yaya Toure 4. Bruce 5. Kanchelskis 6. Les Ferdinand 7. Barnes
- Skizzo - 1. Ronaldo 2. Campbell 3. Desailly 4. Gallas 5. Gilberto Silva 6. Kewell 7. Wright
- Cal? - 1. Henry 2. Torres 3. Hazard 4. Schneiderlin 5. Bryan Robson 6. Carragher 7. Sagna
- MJJ/Crappy - 1. Keane 2. Overmars 3. Ginola 4. Ince 5. Stuart Pearce 6. Fowler
- Cutch - 1. Giggs 2. Essien 3. McManaman 4. G Neville 5. Barry 6. Des Walker
- The Stain - 1. Scholes 2. Lampard 3. Drogba 4. Ljungberg 5. A. Young 6. Baines
- berbasloth4 - 1. Vieira 2. Stam 3. RVN 4. King 5. Duff 6. Sheringham
- Kazi - 1. Suarez 2. McGrath 3. Vidic 4. Klinsmann 5. Waddle 6. Ballack
- Tuppet - 1. Ferdinand 2. Ashley Cole 3. Xabi Alonso 4. Petit 5. Mata 6. Andy Cole
- coolredwine - 1. Cantona 2. Irwin 3. Adams 4. Hyypia 5. Dennis Wise 6. Dixon
- diarm - 1. Bale 2. Beckham 3. Van Persie 4. Pallister 5. Le Tissier 6. Batty
- Gio - 1. Gerrard 2. Makelele 3. Robben 4. Kompany 5. Petrescu 6. Tevez
- VivaJanuzaj - 1. Bergkamp 2. Modric 3. Evra 4. Ivanović 5. Hargreaves 6. Owen
- Stobzilla - 1. Rooney 2. Pires 3. Carvalho 4. Beardsley 5. Radebe 6. Gullit
- bleezy - 1. Fabregas 2. Agüero 3. Sanchez 4. Mascherano 5. Kolo Toure 6. Le Saux
- Šjor Bepo - 1. Zola 2. Carrick 3. David Silva 4. Zabaleta 5. McAllister 6. Keown
Take dixon, can someone updated the table please. On mobile here.
Walker. Finally!
Desailly had a stellar PL career bang in the middle of his prime as a cb, so rather unfair to club him with the other two.
Certainly did for Germany until his injury in 2010. I'd say it was more a case of Ballack actually being the most versatile and selfless midfielder and therefore the one who accepted the supporting role in the team more than a past his peak thing. If Gerrard or Lampard had been capable of doing the same in the nationalteam, England might have actually reached a semifinal or even more in a tournament.
Ok chaps so, my next two picks (so hard being 1st or last in these things as you have to wait bloody ages for your next pick).
Taken a bit of time to figure out which positions to focus on this time round but can't pass up these two...
Would be a fool to pass up the opportunity to link Shearer with his partner in crime at Newcastle. The year before Les Ferdinand had been voted PFA Player of the Year after 25 goals in 37 games. The following year Shearer joined and they were both unstoppable. 8th on the all time top Premier League scorers list...his 5 goals in 17 England appearances don't do this guy justice. Strong as an ox, clever, great in the air and a deadly finisher.
Next up and with left sided midfielders low on the ground....John Barnes. Pinnacle of his career may well have been prior to Premier League but his football brain, trickery, delivery of set pieces and finishing were still top notch. With the energy of Yaya alongside him to get the very best from him, he'll fit into my side very nicely indeed.
i was sure marty would play Yaya behind Shearer and i liked it, not sure if i like it this way
Gio won't be happy. They both rode that hard and Cutch blinked first.
I'm not sure why he picked Barnes. The moment he picked Ferdinand, he desperately needs a holding midfielder alongside Yaya.
Yep. Late career Barnes had a tailor-made role waiting for him in our team .
I'm not sure why he picked Barnes. The moment he picked Ferdinand, he desperately needs a holding midfielder alongside Yaya.
Gio won't be happy. They both rode that hard and Cutch blinked first.
Take your time feckers. I will not be at home tonight, so drag this as much as possible through the night.
Another thing is that I still need time to think over. I am on the move and have to go over the list of picked players before I pick next.Do you want to give me your pick just in case it picks up pace?
Another thing is that I still need time to think over. I am on the move and have to go over the list of picked players before I pick next.
He wasn't part of the plans. I don't want to lay into the boy, especially here when he's been picked by my good mucker Cutch. But since you've asked, post-92 Walker isn't the same beast who dominated the best in the world a couple of years earlier. After that serious injury, he lost his edge at the top level. I'd have been all over prime Walker in fairness.Gio won't be happy. They both rode that hard and Cutch blinked first.
Good point. I certainly thought Ballack was at his very best pre-Chelsea as a box-to-box dynamo, but it's clear he sacrificed himself a little to the wider cause and in getting the best out of Frank there.Certainly did for Germany until his injury in 2010. I'd say it was more a case of Ballack actually being the most versatile and selfless midfielder and therefore the one who accepted the supporting role in the team more than a past his peak thing. If Gerrard or Lampard had been capable of doing the same in the nationalteam, England might have actually reached a semifinal or even more in a tournament.