Your All-time Favorite Footballer.

[Kostas 1,468]

Yeah but the previous generation had a crazy amount of absolute brilliant footballers. Even the smaller clubs had world-class players in their teams.

pre-injury Torres?

[pHaRaOn 2,131]

[DYC. 7,542]

pre-injury Torres?

Huh?

[Kostas 1,468]

Huh?

Even the smaller clubs had world-class players in their teams.

[5Essien5 33]

1.Ronaldo

2.Lampard

3.Raul

4.Zidane

5.Terry

6.Eiður

[calculatingInfinity 1,443]

Of big famous players it must be Zidane and Zola.

He failed at a shitty club like Everton but the man who I loved the most ever must be Tobias Linderoth, when he came here he fought like no other has ever in the club. I especially remember him once while the game was still going standing over our own forward who had yet again made a dumb decision and just screaming him right in the face because he again took a shot instead of passing to what would have been a sure goal. This photo sums up his personality on the pitch fairly well.

[ChelseaChick 430]

Hasselbaink & Lampard!

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[ZanSnake 1,211]

Bergkamp

Solskjaer

Rivaldo

Zidane

[ChelseaChick 430]

I forgot to mention Vinnie Jones

[Fulham Broadway 16,858]

End of Feb 2005 went into the Shakespeare pub in Bristol for a couple of after work liveners and to meet a mate. Pub was empty at around 6.30pm.

Got a pint then did a double take as sat in the corner was Peter Osgood. He was having a red wine before going next door to the Unicorn Hotel to talk to the Bristol City players in some motivational after dinner do.

They say you should never meet your heroes as you'll be disappointed, but I wasnt -chatted to him for over an hour about old games, He talked about the pub he ran with Hutch, how Ramsay was a snob and didnt really like him which was why he wasnt picked for that Brazil game. He was also very bitter about Ken Bates who'd shown him the door at Stamford Bridge in his ambassador role. but he had some great stories. Also anecdotes about George Best. He bought me another 2 pints and my mate one and I bought him 2 red wines.

He was my idol as I grew up and as far as I was concerned the best. One of the greatest evenings of my life even though I was bit overawed, he was down to earth and great company. Sadly almost a year to the day he died.

[LDN Blue 7,903]

End of Feb 2005 went into the Shakespeare pub in Bristol for a couple of after work liveners and to meet a mate. Pub was empty at around 6.30pm.

Got a pint then did a double take as sat in the corner was Peter Osgood. He was having a red wine before going next door to the Unicorn Hotel to talk to the Bristol City players in some motivational after dinner do.

They say you should never meet your heroes as you'll be disappointed, but I wasnt -chatted to him for over an hour about old games, He talked about the pub he ran with Hutch, how Ramsay was a snob and didnt really like him which was why he wasnt picked for that Brazil game. He was also very bitter about Ken Bates who'd shown him the door at Stamford Bridge in his ambassador role. but he had some great stories. Also anecdotes about George Best. He bought me another 2 pints and my mate one and I bought him 2 red wines.

He was my idol as I grew up and as far as I was concerned the best. One of the greatest evenings of my life even though I was bit overawed, he was down to earth and great company. Sadly almost a year to the day he died.

Wow. You lucky guy, incredible. The feeling to have met a true legend, and to know he was as genuine as perceived, the feeling must be unforgettable?

[Fulham Broadway 16,858]

Never forget it LDN Blue. Still feel privileged -but i now realise he was the sort of bloke who would have talked to any fan. -My mate wasnt sure what was going on when he came over either

[yum 15]

Apart from Chelsea players...

[BlueLion. 21,491]

Always loved this man as well:

[Arjen Robben 55]

My favourite footballer of all time is Zinedine Zidane. Never seen a player like him. Totally amazing and can play a whole team on his own (not now, but when we played)