The Reality Draft: Main Thread (Finals)

TEAM ANTOHAN

GOALKEEPER
JOSÉ LUIS CHILAVERT: Three times IFFHS World's Best Goalkeeper and the only keeper to win South American Footballer of the Year. A free kick and penalty specialist, Chilavert scored 62 goals in his career and kept 30 clean sheets in 74 caps.

A formidable presence, Chilavert was also the best keeper at France '98, managing three clean sheets in normal time out of four games (one goal in a 3-1 must-win, the other). An accomplished sweeper-keeper, his distribution was excellent and a powerful attacking outlet.

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DEFENDERS

THIAGO SILVA: The best central defender of his generation, capable in both midfield and defence. Silva is described as having better physical attributes than Baresi by his own teammates, and is the best defender in the world, bar none. No issues with the ball at his feet, Silva is not only a defender, but a footballer. He can toy with attackers, using his immense technique to play out of danger. Quick, strong, and a tremendous tackler. Silva is a defender who could defend in any system with any teammate. Baresi once called Silva his heir, praise that he has never given before to a defender, while Nesta says "there are no similar players to Silva, only worse ones".

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MATTHIAS SAMMER: Known for his great composure on the ball as a sweeper and box-to-box midfielder, Matthias Sammer won the Ballon d'Or in 1996 (a rarity for a defender) after a brilliant European Championship where he was a cornerstone for Germany's victory.

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CIRO FERRARA: Considered one of the best central defenders of his generation and a decade-long starter for Juventus. He became one of the most experienced and decorated players of the past two decades, winning eight Serie A championships, six of which were with Juventus, and two with Napoli.

A rock on which the great Juventus side of the 1990's was built, and equally comfortable as CB, RCB or RB. He was the heart of a backline that reached the pinnacle of European club footall and also made 49 appearances for Italy despite the dominance of the Milan contingent.

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ERIC ABIDAL: Another hugely-decorated member of my squad with several Ligue 1 and La Liga titles, two CLs and a runner-up at the 2006 WC. Known for his anticipation and reading of the game, Abidal is an elegant defender who is extremely comfortable in possession and shone as a calming influence at the heart of Barca's defence. A left-flank version of Lilian Thuram, Abidal can play CB, LCB and LB.



MIDFIELDERS

STEFAN EFFENBERG: Der Tiger was your typical dominant angry German midfielder, but also possessed a sublime passing ability, both short and long (do watch the clip). He captained Bayern through a very successful spell which, after heartache in 1999 :devil:, landed them the Champions League in 2001 and the UEFA Club Footballer of the Year for him.



JOHAN NEESKENS: An instrumental part of the clockwork orange and hugely responsible for keeping it ticking. Cruyff was the face of total football, but Neeskens was the heart, lungs and legs of it. One of the finest midfielders of all-time, equally capable of scoring (18 goals in one season for Barca, Silver boot on 1974 WC), creating and defending. He was the inspiration for the Ajax's and Netherlands's pressing game, Bobby Haarms described him as being "like a kamikaze pilot", so fiercely he pursued his opponents in order to retrieve the ball.

A very adaptable player who would display aggression and doggedness in defence, and finesse on the ball. Neeskens was the most consistent performer at the 1974 WC getting both the Silver Boot and Ball.


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PAVEL NEDVED: An all action midfield who pivots his game on versatility, energy and teamwork while being explosive in attack, the Czech Cannon had a vicious shot and was incredibly two footed, to an extent that he did not know what his stronger foot was. Playing as the left midfielder he won the Ballon D'or for taking Juventus to the final and would have arguably won it had he not been suspended.

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ZBIGNIEW BONIEK: Platini's partner in crime. What a wonderful player. He could head, pass or shoot with both feet, had great technique and determination, and a big game player to boot. He was a tireless runner who could play anywhere across the frontline and buzzed across the opposition's back-line hunting for weakness. His unmatched engine and workrate allowed him to extend his career playing in midfield, as a sweeper and even as CB.

But his most remarkable asset was his incisive mazy running. Devastating stuff. Imagine Giggs keeping his early pace and dribbling skills until well after he had added the experience :drool: Author of a delightful hat-trick against Belgium at the 1982 World Cup which shows what a nightmare he was, popping up in completely different places and finishing differently for each of them (long shot, header, one on one).

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FORWARDS

RAÚL GONZÁLEZ BLANCO: He owns just about every goal-scoring record in Real Madrid history. Scored the most goals in Champions League history, won the UEFA Best Forward award three times - a record - two Pichichis, five Don Balón awards, six Liga titles and three CLs. One of the best CFs of his generation, a legend in every sense of the word. Really a ruthless finisher, converted even the smallest of opportunities. Loved a good vaselina and was a great technician with the ball as well (the winning goal in the 1998 Intercontinental Cup).

SAF: "Real [Madrid] buy these big players like Figo, Zidane and Ronaldo but I think the best player in the world is Raúl."

Zidane: "Raúl is the best player in the world. That is all I can say."

CAÑIZARES: "He's a nightmare. No one can improvise like him in the penalty box. Some strikers play just the one tune. They're the easiest for keepers to figure out. Raúl is unreadable."

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ROBERTO BAGGIO: The dribbling ability, technique and vision he possessed bordered on obscene and were outrageous to say the least. Baggio was an artist on the pitch and had the ruthless efficiency to go with it. He was equally at home racking up assists and slotting the ball in the net. In the 452 Serie A matches he played, he scored 205 goals and 118 assists which is exceptional for a Second Striker/Playmaker. Of the 205 goals 96 were decisive, meaning that they were either equalisers or match winners. He also scored the most goals for Italy in the World Cup as well and is the only Italian to score in 3 WCs.

Baggio dragged Italy to the 1994 final. He scored the last-minute equaliser against Nigeria in the last-16, the late quarter-final winner against Spain and then tore Bulgaria apart in the semi-finals. In terms of match-winning influence in latter-stage games, there have been very few players who have matched Baggio’s in that World Cup. It remains one of the competition’s great individual displays, pity about the peno.

Roberto Baggio is considered one of Italy's greatest and most beloved players of all time. Gianni Brera, a famous Italian sports writer who had seen both the Italian Legends Giuseppe Meazza and Gianni Rivera play, stated that Baggio was the best and most talented Italian player he had ever seen.

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CHRISTIAN VIERI: Bobo was a beast. A classic CF with bags of pace and built like a tank. He was unplayable at his peak dominating aerially and in one on one situations. A fearsome physical presence who remains the all-time top scorer of headed goals in Serie A. A ruthless finisher however the chances came to him, grabbing the Pichichi with 24 in 24 for Atletico and banging in 103 in 143 for Inter. Also awarded best player in Serie A and best Italian player twice, he got the WC Silver and Bronze boot on the back of a 9 in 9 World Cup record for a typically miserly Italy (unfortunately injured in 2006).

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SUBS

FERNANDO HIERRO: An outstanding player and the rock Real Madrid relied on for 5 La Liga and 3 Champions League titles. He will either be used as a ball-playing CB marshalling the defence or in central midfield, where he managed a 1 in 2 scoring record (26 goals in 1991-92). He also held a 1 in 3 international record for Spain. There won't be as many long range screamers from defence, but his eye for a pass, the headed goals and free kicks will be handy wherever he is deployed.

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MANUEL AMOROS: One of the best fullbacks of the 1980s, an important member of the great France teams in the '82 and '86 World Cups (voted best right back in the latter tournament) and of course the team that won the 1984 European Championship. He is also - by all means - a Champions League winner for Marseille.

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LUIS ENRIQUE: One of my favourites from the late 90s who could play anywhere but GK or CB. His mentality and work rate, coupled with pace and superb technique, made him a beast of a box-to-box midfielder. He had the same engine, drive and determination as our Keano but his movement often found him unmarked, his shot power and placing would be the envy of top strikers, his fortitude as a poacher and scorer of important goals was unrivalled, and his heading was devastating. “Keano with goals” I used to think, particularly when you saw him score simply out of sheer will. He just wanted it more.

A member of the promising Spanish team that won gold at the 1992 Olympics, he started as LB or RM in his days at Real. His best came when Robson took him to Barca with a more attacking role in mind, helping Barcelona win the CWC and European Supercup. It was however under LvG that his versatility made him an integral piece of the jigsaw. After scoring 25 goals from midfield in the 97-98 season, he went on to play a variety of roles (CF, linkup, winger, whatever was needed), eventually becoming club captain, and always maintaining that rich goalscoring form (1/3 for Barca overall, 1 in 2 in Europe).



MARIO GÖTZE: In addition to his favoured role as a number 10, Götze is capable of playing off the left or right flank and also as a false 9. With excellent technical and dribbling skills, Mario's playmaking capabilities for a dynamic and fast-paced Dortmund made him stand out as the leading talent of his generation. He probably still would, had he not taken on the challenge of moving to an all-conquering Bayern side packed with established stars and a new manager looking at bringing about changes. This is not to say he has disappointed, his ability still shines through and his stats last season were in line with previous ones, but his trajectory has been affected by no longer being the fulcrum everything revolves around. Still, his quality was there for all to see when he calmly slotted home the winner in the last World Cup final (while the more experienced Higuaín stank the Maracana).



FREDDIE LJUNGBERG: Better know today as a Calvin Klein underwear model and gay icon, Ljungberg was a dependable regular for Arsenal when they were at their very best and actually winning league titles :eek: A hardworking wideman who kept things simple, Ljungberg provided directness and balance to a free-flowing attack that bamboozled defences in the Premier League and Europe. His intelligent movement off the ball meant he often exploited the space between CB and LB to great effect and will enjoy performing in this setup. While no great claim to fame, he scored more goals for Arsenal than Nani, Valencia and Young jointly managed for United, and had the intolerable habit of scoring against United, even when coming on as a sub for his debut.

For some bizarre reason, despite fronting CKs most successful campaign ever, Freddie suddenly decided to come out of retirement to play for Mumbai City, where he most probably looks like Messi on steroids (excuse the redundancy).



Credit to the various people I nicked stuff from (e.g. @Pippa), couldn't really be arsed to write it all from scratch (AGAIN, in many cases).
 
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Credit to the various people I nicked stuff from (e.g. @Pippa), couldn't really be arsed to write it all from scratch (AGAIN, in many cases).
I miss Pippa :( I'm sure the post world cup discussion would have been interesting with him.
 
01. Annahnomoss - (3. Tardelli) 1. Cocu 2. Gentile 4. Amoros 5. Rossi 6. Gascoigne 7. Scirea 8. Bossis 9. Littbarski 10. Sterling 11. D. Alves 12. Preud'homme 13. Simeone

02. Chesterlestreet - (7. Lahm) 1. Mascherano 2. Nedved 3. Neeskens 4. Beckham 5. Henry 6. Júnior, 8. Buchwald 9. G. Neville 10. J. Rodriguez 11. Augenthaler 12. Rocheteau 13. Van Breukelen

03. Joga Bonito - (4. O Ardiles) 1. Keown 2. Baggio 3. Figo 5. Weah 6. Søren Lerby 7. Cafú 8. Koeman 9. De Rossi 10. Juan Bernat 11. Sanchís, 12. Zenga 13. Rafael Gordillo

04. Raees - (2. Makelele) 1. Morena 3. Socrates 4. Conti 5. Stoichkov 6. Ballack 7. Zanetti, 8. Costacurta 9. Terry, 10. Pogba, 11. D. Villa 12. Belodedici, 13. Casillas

05. antohan - (3. Gerrard) 1. Ljungberg 2. Boniek 4. Effenberg 5. Raul 6. Luis Enrique 7. Hierro 8. T. Silva 9. Ferrara 10. Götze 11. Vieri 12. Abidal

06. BorisDeLeFora - (7. Bergomi) 1. Zambrotta 2. Tigana 3. Robson 4. Cerezo 5. Del Piero 6. Klinsmann 8. Lucio 9. Popescu 10. Koke 11. A. Cole 12. Donadoni

07. ctp - (6. Ribéry) 1. Brolin 2. Lato 3. Xavi 4. Guardiola 5. Shevchenko 7. Kohler 8. Carvalho 9. Kakà 10. Carvajal 11. Evra 12. Schumacher

08. Skizzo - (7. Brehme) 1. Solskjaer 2. Cabrini 3. Schuster 4. K. Förster 5. Hugo Sanchez 6. Barnes 8. Deschamps 9. McGrain 10. Marquinhos 11. Michel 12. Fillol

09. MJJ (Theon) - (4. Dalglish) 1. Di Livio 2. Souness 3. Bochini 5. Rivaldo 6. McGrath 7. Sammer 8. Campbell 9. Totti 10. Ricardo Rodriguez 11. Peter Schmeichel 12. Elkjaer

10. Jayvin - (3. Iniesta) 1. Gallas 2. Vieira 4. Lizarazu 5. Romario 6. Overmars 7. Desailly 8. Blanc 9. Xabi Alonso 10. Hazard 11. Gianluigi Buffon 12. Boban

11. Stobzilla - (8. Jugovic) 1. Camoranesi 2. Hansen 3. Davids 4. Balakov 5. Batistuta 6. Irwin 7. Passarella 9. Pires 10. Strootman 11. Mauro Silva 12. Bezsonov

12. Aldo - (7. Rio) 1. Senna 2. Hagi 3. Pirlo 4. Schweinsteiger 5. RvN 6. Tresor 8. Camacho 9. Gerets 10. Neymar 11. Montero 12. Pfaff

13. The Red Viper - (5. Simonsen) 1. Prosinečki 2. Robben 3. Scholes 4. Vidic 6. Eto'o 7. Stam 8. Rui Costa 9. Dunga 10. Rafael Da Silva 11. Kahn 12. Sagnol

14. VivaJanuzaj - (7. Nesta) 1. Francescoli 2. Seedorf 3. Breitner 4. Vierchowod 5. Rummenigge 6. Savicevic 8. Verón 9. Adams 10. Alaba 11. Reuter 12. Van der Sar

15. harms - (1. Puyol) 2. Blokhin 3. Falcao 4. Roberto Carlos 5. Bergkamp 6.Bonhof 7. Ruggeri 8. Willy Ortiz 9. Stielike 10. Varane 11. Kaltz 12. Krankl

16. crappycraperson - (7. Cannavaro) 1. Nadal 2. M. Kempes 3. Roy Keane 4. Jan Ceulemans 5. Shearer 6. Prohaska 8. Briegel 9. Ayala 10. Kroos 11. J. L. Ferreira 12. Dasaev

@antohan
 
Sorry chaps, I fell asleep waiting for Raees :( Should have clarified to Balu the guy on the teamsheet I sent him was my next pick. Germans... :rolleyes: (obviously my fault!!!!!)

I love 2-3 of the keepers still knocking around but this one deserves another shot with Team Antohan after working wonders covering up a less than perfect back three with Underdogs United.

3 x IFFHS World Goalkeeper of the Year
1 x South American FOOTBALLER of the Year
30 clean sheets in 74 caps for Paraguay
And if everyone else fails... 62 goals in his career

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01. Annahnomoss - (3. Tardelli) 1. Cocu 2. Gentile 4. Amoros 5. Rossi 6. Gascoigne 7. Scirea 8. Bossis 9. Littbarski 10. Sterling 11. D. Alves 12. Preud'homme 13. Simeone

02. Chesterlestreet - (7. Lahm) 1. Mascherano 2. Nedved 3. Neeskens 4. Beckham 5. Henry 6. Júnior, 8. Buchwald 9. G. Neville 10. J. Rodriguez 11. Augenthaler 12. Rocheteau 13. Van Breukelen

03. Joga Bonito - (4. O Ardiles) 1. Keown 2. Baggio 3. Figo 5. Weah 6. Søren Lerby 7. Cafú 8. Koeman 9. De Rossi 10. Juan Bernat 11. Sanchís, 12. Zenga 13. Rafael Gordillo

04. Raees - (2. Makelele) 1. Morena 3. Socrates 4. Conti 5. Stoichkov 6. Ballack 7. Zanetti, 8. Costacurta 9. Terry, 10. Pogba, 11. D. Villa 12. Belodedici, 13. Casillas

05. antohan - (3. Gerrard) 1. Ljungberg 2. Boniek 4. Effenberg 5. Raul 6. Luis Enrique 7. Hierro 8. T. Silva 9. Ferrara 10. Götze 11. Vieri 12. Abidal 13. Chilavert

06. BorisDeLeFora - (7. Bergomi) 1. Zambrotta 2. Tigana 3. Robson 4. Cerezo 5. Del Piero 6. Klinsmann 8. Lucio 9. Popescu 10. Koke 11. A. Cole 12. Donadoni

07. ctp - (6. Ribéry) 1. Brolin 2. Lato 3. Xavi 4. Guardiola 5. Shevchenko 7. Kohler 8. Carvalho 9. Kakà 10. Carvajal 11. Evra 12. Schumacher

08. Skizzo - (7. Brehme) 1. Solskjaer 2. Cabrini 3. Schuster 4. K. Förster 5. Hugo Sanchez 6. Barnes 8. Deschamps 9. McGrain 10. Marquinhos 11. Michel 12. Fillol

09. MJJ (Theon) - (4. Dalglish) 1. Di Livio 2. Souness 3. Bochini 5. Rivaldo 6. McGrath 7. Sammer 8. Campbell 9. Totti 10. Ricardo Rodriguez 11. Peter Schmeichel 12. Elkjaer

10. Jayvin - (3. Iniesta) 1. Gallas 2. Vieira 4. Lizarazu 5. Romario 6. Overmars 7. Desailly 8. Blanc 9. Xabi Alonso 10. Hazard 11. Gianluigi Buffon 12. Boban

11. Stobzilla - (8. Jugovic) 1. Camoranesi 2. Hansen 3. Davids 4. Balakov 5. Batistuta 6. Irwin 7. Passarella 9. Pires 10. Strootman 11. Mauro Silva 12. Bezsonov

12. Aldo - (7. Rio) 1. Senna 2. Hagi 3. Pirlo 4. Schweinsteiger 5. RvN 6. Tresor 8. Camacho 9. Gerets 10. Neymar 11. Montero 12. Pfaff

13. The Red Viper - (5. Simonsen) 1. Prosinečki 2. Robben 3. Scholes 4. Vidic 6. Eto'o 7. Stam 8. Rui Costa 9. Dunga 10. Rafael Da Silva 11. Kahn 12. Sagnol

14. VivaJanuzaj - (7. Nesta) 1. Francescoli 2. Seedorf 3. Breitner 4. Vierchowod 5. Rummenigge 6. Savicevic 8. Verón 9. Adams 10. Alaba 11. Reuter 12. Van der Sar

15. harms - (1. Puyol) 2. Blokhin 3. Falcao 4. Roberto Carlos 5. Bergkamp 6.Bonhof 7. Ruggeri 8. Willy Ortiz 9. Stielike 10. Varane 11. Kaltz 12. Krankl

16. crappycraperson - (7. Cannavaro) 1. Nadal 2. M. Kempes 3. Roy Keane 4. Jan Ceulemans 5. Shearer 6. Prohaska 8. Briegel 9. Ayala 10. Kroos 11. J. L. Ferreira 12. Dasaev

@BorisDeLeFora
 
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Sorry chaps, I fell asleep waiting for Raees :( Should have clarified to Balu the guy on the teamsheet I sent him was my next pick. Germans... :rolleyes:
I actually thought about it this morning, but had to leave for a meeting at work and when I was back in the office, I honestly didn't care and ignored it. It was kinda obvious though, even if you hadn't sent me your formation, he was the most likely pick.
 
Petr Cech, he is well good.

01. Annahnomoss - (3. Tardelli) 1. Cocu 2. Gentile 4. Amoros 5. Rossi 6. Gascoigne 7. Scirea 8. Bossis 9. Littbarski 10. Sterling 11. D. Alves 12. Preud'homme 13. Simeone

02. Chesterlestreet - (7. Lahm) 1. Mascherano 2. Nedved 3. Neeskens 4. Beckham 5. Henry 6. Júnior, 8. Buchwald 9. G. Neville 10. J. Rodriguez 11. Augenthaler 12. Rocheteau 13. Van Breukelen

03. Joga Bonito - (4. O Ardiles) 1. Keown 2. Baggio 3. Figo 5. Weah 6. Søren Lerby 7. Cafú 8. Koeman 9. De Rossi 10. Juan Bernat 11. Sanchís, 12. Zenga 13. Rafael Gordillo

04. Raees - (2. Makelele) 1. Morena 3. Socrates 4. Conti 5. Stoichkov 6. Ballack 7. Zanetti, 8. Costacurta 9. Terry, 10. Pogba, 11. D. Villa 12. Belodedici, 13. Casillas

05. antohan - (3. Gerrard) 1. Ljungberg 2. Boniek 4. Effenberg 5. Raul 6. Luis Enrique 7. Hierro 8. T. Silva 9. Ferrara 10. Götze 11. Vieri 12. Abidal 13. Chilavert

06. BorisDeLeFora - (7. Bergomi) 1. Zambrotta 2. Tigana 3. Robson 4. Cerezo 5. Del Piero 6. Klinsmann 8. Lucio 9. Popescu 10. Koke 11. A. Cole 12. Donadoni 13. Cech

07. ctp - (6. Ribéry) 1. Brolin 2. Lato 3. Xavi 4. Guardiola 5. Shevchenko 7. Kohler 8. Carvalho 9. Kakà 10. Carvajal 11. Evra 12. Schumacher

08. Skizzo - (7. Brehme) 1. Solskjaer 2. Cabrini 3. Schuster 4. K. Förster 5. Hugo Sanchez 6. Barnes 8. Deschamps 9. McGrain 10. Marquinhos 11. Michel 12. Fillol

09. MJJ (Theon) - (4. Dalglish) 1. Di Livio 2. Souness 3. Bochini 5. Rivaldo 6. McGrath 7. Sammer 8. Campbell 9. Totti 10. Ricardo Rodriguez 11. Peter Schmeichel 12. Elkjaer

10. Jayvin - (3. Iniesta) 1. Gallas 2. Vieira 4. Lizarazu 5. Romario 6. Overmars 7. Desailly 8. Blanc 9. Xabi Alonso 10. Hazard 11. Gianluigi Buffon 12. Boban

11. Stobzilla - (8. Jugovic) 1. Camoranesi 2. Hansen 3. Davids 4. Balakov 5. Batistuta 6. Irwin 7. Passarella 9. Pires 10. Strootman 11. Mauro Silva 12. Bezsonov

12. Aldo - (7. Rio) 1. Senna 2. Hagi 3. Pirlo 4. Schweinsteiger 5. RvN 6. Tresor 8. Camacho 9. Gerets 10. Neymar 11. Montero 12. Pfaff

13. The Red Viper - (5. Simonsen) 1. Prosinečki 2. Robben 3. Scholes 4. Vidic 6. Eto'o 7. Stam 8. Rui Costa 9. Dunga 10. Rafael Da Silva 11. Kahn 12. Sagnol

14. VivaJanuzaj - (7. Nesta) 1. Francescoli 2. Seedorf 3. Breitner 4. Vierchowod 5. Rummenigge 6. Savicevic 8. Verón 9. Adams 10. Alaba 11. Reuter 12. Van der Sar

15. harms - (1. Puyol) 2. Blokhin 3. Falcao 4. Roberto Carlos 5. Bergkamp 6.Bonhof 7. Ruggeri 8. Willy Ortiz 9. Stielike 10. Varane 11. Kaltz 12. Krankl

16. crappycraperson - (7. Cannavaro) 1. Nadal 2. M. Kempes 3. Roy Keane 4. Jan Ceulemans 5. Shearer 6. Prohaska 8. Briegel 9. Ayala 10. Kroos 11. J. L. Ferreira 12. Dasaev

@ctp
 
@ctp picks Paulo Sousa.


01. Annahnomoss - (3. Tardelli) 1. Cocu 2. Gentile 4. Amoros 5. Rossi 6. Gascoigne 7. Scirea 8. Bossis 9. Littbarski 10. Sterling 11. D. Alves 12. Preud'homme 13. Simeone

02. Chesterlestreet - (7. Lahm) 1. Mascherano 2. Nedved 3. Neeskens 4. Beckham 5. Henry 6. Júnior, 8. Buchwald 9. G. Neville 10. J. Rodriguez 11. Augenthaler 12. Rocheteau 13. Van Breukelen

03. Joga Bonito - (4. O Ardiles) 1. Keown 2. Baggio 3. Figo 5. Weah 6. Søren Lerby 7. Cafú 8. Koeman 9. De Rossi 10. Juan Bernat 11. Sanchís, 12. Zenga 13. Rafael Gordillo

04. Raees - (2. Makelele) 1. Morena 3. Socrates 4. Conti 5. Stoichkov 6. Ballack 7. Zanetti, 8. Costacurta 9. Terry, 10. Pogba, 11. D. Villa 12. Belodedici, 13. Casillas

05. antohan - (3. Gerrard) 1. Ljungberg 2. Boniek 4. Effenberg 5. Raul 6. Luis Enrique 7. Hierro 8. T. Silva 9. Ferrara 10. Götze 11. Vieri 12. Abidal 13. Chilavert

06. BorisDeLeFora - (7. Bergomi) 1. Zambrotta 2. Tigana 3. Robson 4. Cerezo 5. Del Piero 6. Klinsmann 8. Lucio 9. Popescu 10. Koke 11. A. Cole 12. Donadoni 13. Cech

07. ctp - (6. Ribéry) 1. Brolin 2. Lato 3. Xavi 4. Guardiola 5. Shevchenko 7. Kohler 8. Carvalho 9. Kakà 10. Carvajal 11. Evra 12. Schumacher 13. Paulo Sousa

08. Skizzo - (7. Brehme) 1. Solskjaer 2. Cabrini 3. Schuster 4. K. Förster 5. Hugo Sanchez 6. Barnes 8. Deschamps 9. McGrain 10. Marquinhos 11. Michel 12. Fillol

09. MJJ (Theon) - (4. Dalglish) 1. Di Livio 2. Souness 3. Bochini 5. Rivaldo 6. McGrath 7. Sammer 8. Campbell 9. Totti 10. Ricardo Rodriguez 11. Peter Schmeichel 12. Elkjaer

10. Jayvin - (3. Iniesta) 1. Gallas 2. Vieira 4. Lizarazu 5. Romario 6. Overmars 7. Desailly 8. Blanc 9. Xabi Alonso 10. Hazard 11. Gianluigi Buffon 12. Boban

11. Stobzilla - (8. Jugovic) 1. Camoranesi 2. Hansen 3. Davids 4. Balakov 5. Batistuta 6. Irwin 7. Passarella 9. Pires 10. Strootman 11. Mauro Silva 12. Bezsonov

12. Aldo - (7. Rio) 1. Senna 2. Hagi 3. Pirlo 4. Schweinsteiger 5. RvN 6. Tresor 8. Camacho 9. Gerets 10. Neymar 11. Montero 12. Pfaff

13. The Red Viper - (5. Simonsen) 1. Prosinečki 2. Robben 3. Scholes 4. Vidic 6. Eto'o 7. Stam 8. Rui Costa 9. Dunga 10. Rafael Da Silva 11. Kahn 12. Sagnol

14. VivaJanuzaj - (7. Nesta) 1. Francescoli 2. Seedorf 3. Breitner 4. Vierchowod 5. Rummenigge 6. Savicevic 8. Verón 9. Adams 10. Alaba 11. Reuter 12. Van der Sar

15. harms - (1. Puyol) 2. Blokhin 3. Falcao 4. Roberto Carlos 5. Bergkamp 6.Bonhof 7. Ruggeri 8. Willy Ortiz 9. Stielike 10. Varane 11. Kaltz 12. Krankl

16. crappycraperson - (7. Cannavaro) 1. Nadal 2. M. Kempes 3. Roy Keane 4. Jan Ceulemans 5. Shearer 6. Prohaska 8. Briegel 9. Ayala 10. Kroos 11. J. L. Ferreira 12. Dasaev


@Skizzo
 
Who will be online later this night? I can sent somebody my 2 picks, it would enough as only Stobz is still without keeper

Things are going very slow :(
 
Can't say I didn't think about it, even have a few relevant contacts I could exploit. I see all these poor sods who can't speak anything but Spanish/Portuguese being jetted across the world and not having the first clue about anything... Problem is being an agent isn't about running a charity and the whole "doing what is best for the kid" angle probably wouldn't fly with family and friends.
 
I've been torn between two players all day :annoyed: Keep flip flopping on which offers us the most balance and flexibility