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cgrinker
United States3824 Posts
My picks: 1) Brett Favre: He is just so consistent! 2) Tom Brady: While I live in the Pacific northwest I'm originally from new England so the Pats have a special place in my heart. 3) Seneca Wallace is the 2nd string QB for the Seahawks but they have him player Tight end, wide receiver, running back, he's pretty crazy. Discuss | ||
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Ozarugold
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Qatol
United States3165 Posts
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pirate cod
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Boblion
France8043 Posts
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food
United States1951 Posts
On December 11 2008 03:14 Boblion wrote: Zidane then Ronaldo. damn dude, u living up to your post count | ||
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Spike
United States1392 Posts
Hopefully, Jozy Altidore in the years to come. Wait, how did I forget the legend - Brian Mcbride. /end thread | ||
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Klive5ive
United Kingdom6056 Posts
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Naib
Hungary4843 Posts
... Seriously. Not that I hate this sport for anything, but football is football. This is american football. | ||
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food
United States1951 Posts
On December 11 2008 03:53 Naib wrote: How could you call this "real football" ... Seriously. Not that I hate this sport for anything, but football is football. This is american football. thats right. Real football played with real feet™ | ||
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Ozarugold
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28727 Posts
also, you did name the title american football player so i'll refrain from trolling it myself, but as the other thread was trolled and you also used the term "real football" in the post body I certainly wont stop anyone else. :p | ||
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KOFgokuon
United States14899 Posts
ever seen on tv? hmm. I have always thought that ed reed was amazingly good (so does everyone else too but that's beside the point), also brian dawkins amazes me with his consistent play (maybe not this year he's getting old). Sean Taylor had some amazingly athletic plays before his untimely death I like high quality safety play, they have to be so versatile and also smart | ||
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ilj.psa
Peru3081 Posts
Surely C. Ronaldo has had a great year, but Ronaldo is 22 years old, but his physical form is the key element of his game, and some fancy footwork, which in many cases never produce anything but a highlight film. Rooney has some tempermant issues. He is strong, but fails in craftiness and creativity in comparison to the rest, but is still creative in comparison to others (outside of Riquelme - whom I think is the most creative player) Kaka is now 25 years old, kaka is a speedy player who gets all his production from counter attack. You will never see kaka dictating the game with his creativity unless he is on the counter attack. Kaka isn’t a playmaker. ![[image loading]](http://i.a.cnn.net/si/2006/writers/grant_wahl/06/01/ronaldinho.qa/p1_ronaldinho_0601.jpg) Ronaldinho is still one of the best. Though most of his goal this season came from PK & free kicks, thats still talent and when he is on his game, no one could out surpass him. ![[image loading]](http://www.football-wallpapers.com/wallpapers3/messi_13_1024x768.jpg) Messi is 19 years old, but yet he is the most dangerous player. Remember Messi was out due to injury for 4 months, yet came back firing. A hat trick at the classico, and wondrous goal last week has made him the face of football. His speed, craftiness, technique & ability to control the ball so close to his feet while running full speed makes him a dangerous player. Messi isn’t a future world best, he is the worlds best. ![[image loading]](http://www.football-wallpapers.com/wallpapers/zidane_4_1024x768.jpg) Not to forget about Zidane, he was wonderful on his Juventus years, he literally WAS Juventus, he's long passes ,technical ability and control with the ball is like no other. Thats why in my opinion he's the best playmaker/midfielder on the world that has ever lived. Best manager in the world would be Sir Alex Ferguson, theres no one that even comes close to him Sir Alex Ferguson was a wee 16-year-old lad, ready to make his debut in professional football for Queen’s Park. He has come a long way since then, winning thirteen League titles in England and Scotland, six European trophies, five FA Cups, two League Cups, as well as a further five trophies in Scotland. Rio Ferdinand isn’t the only one to heap on the praise, we’ve seen a striking U-turn from ABU Oliver Holt, as well as several managers in the Premiership offering up their high opinion of our manager. “When I was trying to make my way in management in Spain, I wanted to learn as much as possible, so I decided to spend some time in England, to see how things were done over here,” said Liverpool manager, Rafael Benitez. Current Chelsea manager, Luiz Filipe Scolari, reckons Fergie is an inspiration. “Sir Alex’s contribution for football not only in England, but in the world, is huge,” said Scolari. “He is a man with passion who loves his job, loves football. I want, in my life, to follow this man and his story. Many coaches in the world when they look and read about Alex, they admire him. He is an inspiration and a man who is a mentor for others.” Ferguson’s new best mate, Arsene Wenger, has also commented on the achievement of our manager. “Fifty years is an unbelievable achievement and there is a massive passion behind that,” said Wenger. “In his case it is a massive achievement because for most of those years he has been under pressure at the top, top level.” Martin O’Neil, who some reds fancy to replace Fergie in a couple of seasons, puts our manager up there as one of the greatest ever. “To manage any club and stay there for such a long period of time is remarkable,” he said. “To do that at Manchester United where the expectations and the ability to come up to those expectations is constantly questioned is, quite simply, phenomenal. He is one of the best managers of all-time. Unquestionably.” ![[image loading]](http://www.topnews.in/sports/files/Alex-Ferguson2.jpg) Also R.I.P to Thomas Kressner from goal.tv staff, he was the best executive producer in the world that i had ever seen or wish to had seen hypothetically speaking, he really boosted goal tv general audience and stablished it as one of the best football channels, not only in America but in the world. ![[image loading]](http://www.bcww.net/2008/kor/images/s_8_Thomas_Kressner.jpg) | ||
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Boblion
France8043 Posts
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Frits
11782 Posts
I think it's obvious that European logic is superior here. Also, Zidane, obviously. | ||
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Xusneb
Canada612 Posts
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Enrique
United States377 Posts
That said, I'd say Dan Marino is probably my pick for best QB and Barry Sanders for RB. Defense is also hard to quantify, so I'll base my picks based on the only thing I care about: Tecmo Super Bowl for the NES! As such, the defenders are tied in my opinion. Really, it's Rod Woodson at corner, and Dave Fulcher playing Safety. Notable mention goes to Mike Singletary. When in doubt, always consult the best (American) football game ever! | ||
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28727 Posts
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oneofthem
Cayman Islands24199 Posts
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