Go and watch Mikel at the U20 championship 2005 and get back to me. it's pointless arguing over the obvious. you don't emerge as the second best player at a tournament behind the almighty messi without possessing some degree of technical ability. if he doesn't demonstrate his dribbling ability often enough, that's mourinho's fault who turned a very promising attacking midfielder into a DM. As for Ramires and Josh. I have seen enough of them to conclude that both players possess good/great dribbling skills Btw, The ability to dribble is not necessarily what makes a great play maker. vision, excellent decision making and passing are more important skill-set hence why Xavi is a better play maker than Okocha/Pastore.