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I know who I would pick, would like to hear some of your opinions.

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Well this is a pretty tough question. there's no way i could pick one so ill name my top 10 in no perticular order

Thierry Henry
Roy Keane
Pele
Maradonna
Ronaldinio
Puskas
Johann Cyruff
Franz Beckhanbauer
Gordan Banks
Paulo Maldini

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You named my choice.

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To me it's still Maradona.

Such a big fan of Van Basten, who would've been considered one of the few best forwards ever if injury hadn't derailed him. I still remembered the time he scored 4 goals a game with ease in Series A and Championship League. That was one cool AC Milan team.

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DAVID BECKHAM.

Well, he at least qualifies for hottest ever...


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Figo :P

I don't watch soccer, but my portuguese genes forced me to name him.


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We need more love for Ronaldinio

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Best ever...my vote also goes to Maradona. Sadly, haven't seen much of Pele.


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Eagle wrote:
We need more love for Ronaldinio


Indeed the man has some impressive skills. the goal he scored against Chelsea in last years Champions League was an example of something from nothing.

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DAVID BECKHAM.

Well, he at least qualifies for hottest ever...


Hehehe. Cheers to that.


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Pele and Maradona are the top 2 without question.Pele was the smartest soccer player ever while maradona was the most explosive.


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Pele
Franz Beckenbauer
Maradona
Gerd Müller (best scorer in world cup history I think)
Johann Cruyff
Ronaldinho
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Please, Pele is so overrated and overhyped.

Saying Pele is the best soccer player ever is like saying Cal Ripkin is the best Baseball player ever.

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Too hard to name the greatest ever, but easier to name the greatest of the last decade or so,

Henry
Ronaldinho

end of list.

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Gullimont-Kyro wrote:
Well this is a pretty tough question. there's no way i could pick one so ill name my top 10 in no perticular order

Thierry Henry
Roy Keane
Pele
Maradonna
Ronaldinio
Puskas
Johann Cyruff
Franz Beckhanbauer
Gordan Banks
Paulo Maldini


Seriously? or a bit of Irish bias?

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hans wrote:
Too hard to name the greatest ever, but easier to name the greatest of the last decade or so,

Henry
Ronaldinho

end of list.


Err ...

I agree whole heartedly with Ronaldinho, but not so much with Henry ... there is someone else I would put in his place.

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hans wrote:
Gullimont-Kyro wrote:
Well this is a pretty tough question. there's no way i could pick one so ill name my top 10 in no perticular order

Thierry Henry
Roy Keane
Pele
Maradonna
Ronaldinio
Puskas
Johann Cyruff
Franz Beckhanbauer
Gordan Banks
Paulo Maldini


Seriously? or a bit of Irish bias?


Serious. There's never been a midfield general that could bully a game like him.

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Gullimont-Kyro wrote:
hans wrote:
Gullimont-Kyro wrote:
Well this is a pretty tough question. there's no way i could pick one so ill name my top 10 in no perticular order

Thierry Henry
Roy Keane
Pele
Maradonna
Ronaldinio
Puskas
Johann Cyruff
Franz Beckhanbauer
Gordan Banks
Paulo Maldini


Seriously? or a bit of Irish bias?


Serious. There's never been a midfield general that could bully a game like him.


Davids in his Ajax and Barca days easily.

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Eagle wrote:
hans wrote:
Too hard to name the greatest ever, but easier to name the greatest of the last decade or so,

Henry
Ronaldinho

end of list.


Err ...

I agree whole heartedly with Ronaldinho, but not so much with Henry ... there is someone else I would put in his place.


I dont think you have seen too much of Henry play then. . . . the guy is a genious. Best player in the world I think.

Who would you have put ahead of him? Etoo?

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hans wrote:
Gullimont-Kyro wrote:
hans wrote:
Gullimont-Kyro wrote:
Well this is a pretty tough question. there's no way i could pick one so ill name my top 10 in no perticular order

Thierry Henry
Roy Keane
Pele
Maradonna
Ronaldinio
Puskas
Johann Cyruff
Franz Beckhanbauer
Gordan Banks
Paulo Maldini


Seriously? or a bit of Irish bias?


Serious. There's never been a midfield general that could bully a game like him.


Davids in his Ajax and Barca days easily.


Maybe. He always had a bit of fire about him then especially compared to the spotty season he's had at Spurs.

As for Keane if he had been from one of the big footballing nations he would have been lauded far more.

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Eagle wrote:

Err ...

I agree whole heartedly with Ronaldinho, but not so much with Henry ... there is someone else I would put in his place.


:disgust: Blaspamy. He is the right hand of God and beyond question. His Godliness Jose Mourinhio shall seek vengence.

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Gullimont-Kyro wrote:
hans wrote:
Gullimont-Kyro wrote:
hans wrote:
Gullimont-Kyro wrote:
Well this is a pretty tough question. there's no way i could pick one so ill name my top 10 in no perticular order

Thierry Henry
Roy Keane
Pele
Maradonna
Ronaldinio
Puskas
Johann Cyruff
Franz Beckhanbauer
Gordan Banks
Paulo Maldini


Seriously? or a bit of Irish bias?


Serious. There's never been a midfield general that could bully a game like him.


Davids in his Ajax and Barca days easily.


Maybe. He always had a bit of fire about him then especially compared to the spotty season he's had at Spurs.

As for Keane if he had been from one of the big footballing nations he would have been lauded far more.


Davids played well until christmas, after he got injured he didnt really get back into form, and played pretty shockingly on some occassions.

As for Keane, I agree if he was English he would have probably had much more status worldwide than he had. The same could have been said for Giggs, the best left winger I've ever seen.

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The one the only PeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeLE!

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Libs wrote:
DAVID BECKHAM.

Well, he at least qualifies for hottest ever...


Beckham is not even one of the ten best currently active players, hehe.

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Dr. Lecter wrote:
Libs wrote:
DAVID BECKHAM.

Well, he at least qualifies for hottest ever...


Beckham is not even one of the ten best currently active players, hehe.


Real's player of the season though

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