englishelegance: I used to love to watch George Best in his heyday and for me his football skills were the best. Who in your opinion is or was the best??
elssonLondon, Greater London, England UK1,864 posts
Steve5721: WAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY off mark with the Liverpool statement!
Hey equal on 18 leagues, all other British clubs playing catch up on european trophies. so why off the mark??? Present tense,you are correct, historically you are off the mark.
elssonLondon, Greater London, England UK1,864 posts
SatelliteServer: thats just it Yanks call football well foot ball brits call it soccer
No the other way around as we play football with our feet. US play it with their hands. They call football soccer. How can you play footall with your hands
elsson: No the other way around as we play football with our feet. US play it with their hands. They call football soccer. How can you play footall with your hands
bodleingGreater Manchester, England UK13,810 posts
elsson: Hey equal on 18 leagues, all other British clubs playing catch up on european trophies. so why off the mark??? Present tense,you are correct, historically you are off the mark.
George Best, Liam Brady, Pat Jennings, Bobby Moore, Eric Cantona, Ossie Ardilles, Mario Kempez, any member of any Brazillian football team, any member of the Dutch 'Total Football' teams, the list just goes on and on
scon1916: George Best, Liam Brady, Pat Jennings, Bobby Moore, Eric Cantona, Ossie Ardilles, Mario Kempez, any member of any Brazillian football team, any member of the Dutch 'Total Football' teams, the list just goes on and on
did anne robinson not pick ryan giggs as the best footballer ever?
bodleingGreater Manchester, England UK13,810 posts
What may have been.
Duncan Edwards: The greatest footballer who ever lived?
The Munich air crash of February 1958 destroyed one of the greatest teams in the history of sport. But no member of that tragic Manchester United side was as talented as Duncan Edwards. There was no way, not then, that you could divide and quantify the grief in the streets that filled with mourners when it came to the burying of the brilliant young football team that perished in Munich 50 years ago. An extraordinary – and utterly impractical – hope was snuffed out when the news came in; news that Sir Bobby Charlton, a survivor who was rehabilitating among his own people in the North-east, still describes as the worst moment of his life. Duncan had everything. He had strength and character that just spilled out of him on the field. I'm absolutely sure that if his career had had a decent span he would have proved himself the greatest player we had ever seen. Yes, I know the great players – Pele, Maradona, Best, Law, Greaves and my great favourite Alfredo di Stefano – but my point was that he was better in every phase of the game. If you asked such players as Stanley Matthews and Tom Finney about Duncan their answers were always the same: they had seen nothing like him.
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yeah whatever
5 european cups... SAYS IT ALL