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Here is mine, what is yours:

1. Diego Maradona
2. Lionel Messi
3. Ronaldo 9
4. Zinedine Zidane
5. Luís Figo
6. Paolo Maldini
7. Rivaldo
8. Gheorghe Hagi
9. Romário
10. Eric Cantona

Not a fan of doing lists but Ronaldinho is easily the player I liked to watch the most. Afterwards probably Rivaldo and Zidane.

The Bundesliga thread is waiting for you bro.

I could make a different list every day, but at the moment probably the following:

Ronaldinho
Zidane
Drogba
Crespo
Pirlo
Bergkamp
Okocha
Carvalho

Laudrup and Gazza are a little before my time, but they are probably my two favorites on youtube.

Zidane
Ronaldinho
Figo
Cristiano
Raul Gonzalez Blanco
Fernando Hierro
Roberto Carlos
Romario
Paolo Maldini
Ronaldo Fenomeno
Eusebio
Cafu
Juanito
Ramos
Butragueno

Definitely not the GOAT list, just favorites:

Nistelrooy
CR
Donovan
Michael Bradley
Messi
Iniesta
Ronaldinho
Berbatov
Drogba
Zidane
Essien
Yaya

12, **** it

Guys I watched playing live, although not in person

Matthias Sammer
Torsten "tusche" Mattuschka


Ulf Kirsten
Olli Kahn
Michael Ballack
Fat Ronaldo
Dennis Bergkamp
Andrea Pirlo
Marco Reus
Stefan Effenberg

The top 5 I've only seen on tapes from before my time

Gunter Netzer


Rummennige
Beckenbauer
Breitner
Cryuff

Likely too many to list but off the top of my head:

Ronaldinho
C. Ronaldo
Zidane
Scholes
Bebratov
Van Nistelrooy
Solskjaer
Ferdinand
Nesta
Maldini
Schevchenko
Bergkamp
Van Persie
Shearer
Forlan
Suker

Off the top of my head and in no particular order:

Juan Carlos Valerón
Ronaldo Nazário de Lima
Zlatan Ibrahimovic
Yaya Touré
Milinko Pantic
Clarence Seedorf
Gennaro Gattuso
Andrés Iniesta
Zinedine Zidane
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink

Dennis Bergkamp
Thierry Henry
Robert Pires
Ian Wright
Cesc Fabregas
Tony Adams
Zinedine Zidane
Andres Iniesta
Ronaldinho
Andrea Pirlo

quick thoughts

Valderrama
Overmars
Chicharito
Schmeichal
Kilnnsman
Makalele
Roy Keane
Asprillia
Mata
Xavi

Surprised to see Valderrama in a list. He was awesome to watch. Asptilla too? You must like Colombian players.

Mine:

Batistuta
Messi
Higuita
Valderrama
Nistelroy
Berkham
Ortega
Zidane
Falcao
Ronaldinho

I really got into footie in the early 90's, and I loved the columbian team. Valderamma could basically pick out any pass he wanted and seemed to always hit guys in stride.

pele (1980, I was 7 years old, Victory was my favorite movie and i thought pele was the coolest dude on the planet)
franz beckenbauer
claude makelele
didier drogba
petr cech
oscar
freddy adu (yup, still a fan)
stuart holden
michael ballack
wesley sneijder
bastien schweinsteiger

henry
pires
cesc
ronaldhino
messi
ronaldo post united
iniesta
ronaldo
bergkamp
zidane
kaka
shevchenko

tons more

Zidane
Totti
Van Basten
Del Piero
Maldini
Gary Lineker
Paul Gascoigne
Romario
Raul
Sol Campbell

Totti
Ruud VN
Bale
Ronaldo
Balo
Pirlo
Ashley Young
And probably my favorite non star to watch...Adel Taarabt. So often I'm left thinking why the **** he'd do a roulette and try to meg someone in his own half...but that doesn't mean I don't live watching it ha

1)Diego Armando Maradona
2)Lionel Messi
3)Marco van Basten
4)Gheorghe Hagi
5)Sergen Yalcin
6)Ronaldo Luís Nazário
7)Ronaldinho
8)Dennis Bergkamp
9)Roberto Baggio
10)Ryan Giggs

Baphomet wrote:Sol Campbell

Shaazzam wrote:I really got into footie in the early 90's, and I loved the columbian team. Valderamma could basically pick out any pass he wanted and seemed to always hit guys in stride.

That team was fun to watch. Valderrama is an underrated player. His vision was amazing. It is nice to see his name mentioned for something other than his hair

and1GS wrote:Totti
Ruud VN
Bale
Ronaldo
Balo
Pirlo
Ashley Young
And probably my favorite non star to watch...Adel Taarabt. So often I'm left thinking why the **** he'd do a roulette and try to meg someone in his own half...but that doesn't mean I don't live watching it ha

Should've known you'd be a Totti man. Such an incredibly entertaining player in his prime, and even now he still pulls out these jaw dropping passes. A rare example of absolute loyalty in modern football, too.