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Certainly in the Prem/modern era. There are a few from back in the day that come to mind I guess.Comfortably I'd say.
Certainly in the Prem/modern era. There are a few from back in the day that come to mind I guess.Comfortably I'd say.
Bobby Moore the one that came to my mind as soon as I had made the postYeah different era and all that but Tom Finney and Stanley Matthews.
The likes of Suarez etc are interesting ones. I guess it depends how you define it.Linekar in more modern times as well maybe.
Obviously there have been those foreign players that did not play in the league all that long but guess they don't really get included, Suarez the obvious one but there are others as well.
I'd probably have him in my starting XI for that particular side.Gerrard the best player to play in England and not win the title?
Owen is ineligible, won a title with Man UI'd probably have him in my starting XI for that particular side.
Qualifying period at least 5 years playing in England?
Banks or Jennings in goal
Mills, Butcher, Moore & Pearce
Haynes, Gerrard & Brady in central midfield
Finney and Matthews playing wide.
Greaves or Lineker
Unless Greaves and Lineker both play, in which case Gerrard and Haynes are fighting over one place.
Honourable mentions also to Hoddle, Brooking, Osgood, Hurst, Owen, Sansom, and Beattie.
So he did. Easily forgotten when you get to my age.Owen is ineligible, won a title with Man U
Now that's a good call. Perhaps his peak was all too brief, but for a couple of years he was unbelievably good. he certainly should have been one of my honourable mentions, even if he doesn't make the final XI.No mention of Gascoigne....
McDermott himself a few months ago considered Gerrard the best midfielder Liverpool have ever had, above Souness. On the whole, I think the only person who really challenges Gerrard as Liverpool's greatest is Dalglish.Talking of Gerrard, I read an interesting piece a little while back. The author was mainly writing about Terry McDermott, who he regarded as one of the most under-rated players you could name. Part of the piece was about McDermott vs Gerrard, and whether Gerrard would have merited a place in the great Liverpool side circa 1978-1980. He thought that TM was the better player, but Gerrard could play on the right instead of Jimmy Case or Sammy Lee.
Here it is. Seems I imagined the part about SG playing on the right side of that great Liverpool midfield though. Maybe that's just my take on the matter.
Golden goal: Terry McDermott for Liverpool v Aberdeen (1980) | Scott Murray | Football | The Guardian
tbf McDermott was never going to place himself above SG, so I wouldn't place too much on that.McDermott himself a few months ago considered Gerrard the best midfielder Liverpool have ever had, above Souness. On the whole, I think the only person who really challenges Gerrard as Liverpool's greatest is Dalglish.
Yeah, had to get it in now, won't be able to say it in a few months.
Dw, he and I have an understanding. I send him pictures of me playing xbox whilst sat next to a cushion with a picture of his face on it. It's enough to keep him content. For now.Don't let Smitteh hear you saying that