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Ronaldinho was a joy to watch

Most gifted player I’ve ever seen

I'm going to try to keep this exclusive of United players, so as to avoid bias:

Drogba - I felt, once CR7 left for Real, he was the one you'd watch MOTD for.

Suarez - Whatever I think about him as a human being, undeniably brilliant footballer.

Payet - Was actually kind of sad when he left.

Santi Cazorla - such a shame with the injuries.

Sane - Nowhere near as prolific as Sterling but, weirdly, I find him a lot more entertaining to watch.

Payet - Was actually kind of sad when he left.

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He was another actually yeah, one of the best in the league in that spell at West Ham, strange attitude though

Bergkamp

Ronaldo ( original )

Ronaldinho

Robinho ( when at Madrid )

Figo

Kaka, Michael Laudrup, Hagi, Hoddle, Waddle, Proper Ronaldo, Rui Costa, Seedorf, Zola, Juninho (Middlesbrough), Baggio, Thuram, Maldini, Dessailly, Kinkladze, Litmanen, Riquelme, Ortega, D'Allesandro.

I could go on really.

Denny Landzaat at Wigan.

Zola, Bergkamp, Di Canio, Henry, Juninho, Tino Asprilla, Okocha,

Loads of others from my teens.

Scholes, Pirlo, Hazard, Messi, Dhino, Zidane, Iniesta

Kinkladze

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Couldnt remember his name, he was a little gem of a player!!

There was that season when Bolton used to field a midfield trio of Okocha, Hidetoshi Nakata and Ivan Campo.

Woof!

Sheringham. Underrated player who you need to watch off the ball to appreciate fully. Such an intelligent player.

Ronaldinho.

The most naturally gifted entertaining player for me.

Then there are others such as Ginola, both Ronaldos, Messi, Henry, Bergkamp, Okocha, Del Piero, Zidane. Zola.

comment by Gillespie Road. (U18361)
posted 9 minutes ago
There was that season when Bolton used to field a midfield trio of Okocha, Hidetoshi Nakata and Ivan Campo.

Woof!
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Also had the Frenchman, Djorkaeff was it....another decent watch

Also Keane. I never admitted that one until years after he retired. He was everywhere. He was my favourite player at the time and I was made up when Gerrard came through and displayed much of the same characteristics as Keane, and more.

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comment by Gillespie Road. (U18361)
posted 9 minutes ago
There was that season when Bolton used to field a midfield trio of Okocha, Hidetoshi Nakata and Ivan Campo.

Woof!
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Also had the Frenchman, Djorkaeff was it....another decent watch
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Hierro

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comment by RedDevil7 - AND SOLSKJAER HAS WON IT (U5029)
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comment by Gillespie Road. (U18361)
posted 9 minutes ago
There was that season when Bolton used to field a midfield trio of Okocha, Hidetoshi Nakata and Ivan Campo.

Woof!
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Also had the Frenchman, Djorkaeff was it....another decent watch
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Hierro
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Oh and Ba, Bobic and Jardel.

The Bolton Gallacticos.

Denilson at Real Betis. Stepover king.

Hagi
Riquelme
Prosinecki
Xavi
Gascoigne
Okocha
Maradona obvs
Zidane

Totti, Batistuta, De Rossi and Davids were all favourites of mine in Italy.

Remember the Nike adverts in the 00's? Basically loved to follow anybody who was on those.

Ronaldinho being the obvious choice.

Under the radar there's:
Riquelme
Okocha
Ortega
Denilson - especially in that World Cup...can't remember which one
Robinho
Rui Costa

Juninho (Lyon) and his free kicks.

Nedved

https://youtu.be/uS2bomiDOko

Edgar David's cos he looked cool af