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Joachim:

--- Quote from: Jay ay Ronaldo on August 21, 2003, 01:43:09 PM ---I think the demands of the modern day are much greater.  Players playing as much as they do for their clubs, find it very difficult to perform internationally.
Look at the French, Spanish, English, Italian etc. teams in the last world cup.  Most were all knackered.  

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Good point, the games hugely changed since the fifties, sixties and seventies.

I'd be tempted to say Romario, but he never did much outside of playing for Barca.  Maldini, Batistuta and Zidane are the only other ones that stand out for me, Zidane is probably the best.

Gazza probably would be there if he wasn't such a muppet.  

The more i think about it the more i agree with Cruyff.

Joachim:

--- Quote from: Jay ay Ronaldo on August 21, 2003, 01:46:36 PM ---Also, Pele dominating the sixties?

Nobody saw him for Santos, and he left the '62 and '66 World Cups early on.  

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I've never been a big fan of Pele, he was talented but never the greatest, he peaked in the 70's anyway.  I rate Maradona, Best and maybe Zico above him.

Sol:

--- Quote from: Jay ay Ronaldo on August 21, 2003, 12:50:55 PM ---lol

Bergkamp's good for a moan and a red card a season.

He will complete less than 10 full games this season




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Dennis is a legend. His coming to Arsenal totally changed us, he won us the double in 98 and played a huge role two years ago.
He will play a huge role again this year.

Pele was way over rated btw.

There was no out and out star of the 90s when you think about it. Zidane only became really noticed mid 90s.

bez:
Pembridge Or Gemmill.

Sol:

--- Quote from: Bez on August 21, 2003, 02:46:01 PM ---Pembridge Or Gemmill.

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LMAO!, Scouse humour hey ;)

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