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Dream TeamNewest Review: ... count of the number of times that Manchester United have held on at the end of the match when Rio has made commanding headers away and crucial perfectly timed challenges. He also is a great motivator and can lead from the back. Right Back - Gary Neville One of the three remaining from the "can't win anything with kids" days. Gary Neville has had his fair share of injury problems ... more |
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by - written on 13/09/09 (Very useful, 26 readings)
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**Introduction** Anyone who is a serious football fan will have their own "dream team" consisting of some of their favourite players from their team and also from other teams. I have decided to do my own dream team consisting of a starting eleven and six subs. As not only a Manchester United fan but a massive fan of Football as a whole I like to see a great display of skill and talent from any player. I have chosen to do a "Dream Team" consisting of players from the Premiership teams. Goalkeeper - Edwin Van Der Sar At 6'6, Van Der Sar is one of the tallest goalkeepers in the world and has been a steady pair of hands ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/11/07 (Somewhat useful, 59 readings)
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Dream teams are a rubbish idea. I entered into dream teams years ago when entries were cheap. Now most teams cost £5 or even more to enter and than more to do transfers. Dream Team is a good idea to entice footie mad people. In current climate it has become a business and now most people will feel ripped off. Cost of tickets at football grounds has hit the roof in last five years and so has price of entering a dream team. Chances of winning off a dream team are slim to none. So many people enter and form players for this season won't do the same next season, there always is a surprise package and this is when most people lose out in the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 16/11/07 (Very useful, 106 readings)
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He hadn't seen this one before, now I'm going to be a little bit naughty and do two teams, one of pro's and one for fun with other people. Goalkeeper: As much as I dislike Chelsea I'd have to say Cech is probably the best keeper anywhere in the world today so I'd pick him. A good shot stopper, rarely has a lapse in concentration, and is decent at everything, with only the flaw that he's too brave and as a result gets injured a bit more than maybe he should...oh and that sily hat he wears. Right back: As a huge man united fan and a massive admirer of this guy for many years, and his importance can be seen when he's missing for england, Gary ... Read the complete review
by - written on 16/11/07 (Very useful, 45 readings)
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Goalkeeper : Iker Casilias, He is still not in his prime but is remarkable keeper for his age. He has great vision and his agility is superb. I think that the time has come for him to be the Spanish captain as his dedication and loyalty should not go un-noticed. Left Back : Roberto Carlos, he is a fantastic player and without a doubt the greatest left back ever. He has great pace and his tackling is second to none. Although he is a defender, he is never afraid to push up and grab the occasional goal. Centre Back A : John Terry, he is a very good player and should be England captain without a doubt. My only criticism of him is that he deserts his ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/07/00 (Useful, 152 readings)
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In my euro 2000 dream team i would have the following: GK: edwin van der saar or Toldo. Basically there are no others to rival them. LB: Lizarazu. i think maldini has had his time so time for fresh talent to arise on the left. CB: jaap stam CB: tony adams, both are physical and determined. RB: Gary neville! ML: steve mcmanaman. he can dribble like a meistro. MC: Figo MC: Zidane MR: Davids up fornt i would have kluivert and milosovic the top scorers. ... Read the complete review
Dream Team from Todayfrom rhyrhy1
16/11/2007
from iamthelaw
14/07/2000


