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Maldini - gutted that I never saw him play live.

Stuart Pearce - would have loved to see him play for us.

Mata - as above

Rashford - for his campaigning and not forgetting where he came from
 
Neville Southall, if only for appearing in the Michael Owen video and giving him a bollocking for demoralising a 13 year old keeper. That and he has quite a lot to say on twitter that makes him seem like a very decent person.
 
TonySoprano said:
Ronaldhino.

A genius level talent who never compromised his natural ball-skills for anyone. Played with a smile on his face and always looked like he had fun on the pitch while delivering an end product for his team.
2003-2007 he was the best player in the world to watch bar none IMO.
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Plus he made David Seaman look like a prat which is a nice bonus...
 
Mrs Perryman said:
Maldini - gutted that I never saw him play live.

Stuart Pearce - would have loved to see him play for us.

Mata - as above

Rashford - for his campaigning and not forgetting where he came from
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I wrote a letter to Stuart Pearce after the penalty miss against Germany, I was a very upset 16 year old who hadn’t discovered alcohol or women.

He wrote back (well he signed it)

I think my mum still has the letter, as a reminder of what I used to be
 
Bow Lockes said:
I wrote a letter to Stuart Pearce after the penalty miss against Germany, I was a very upset 16 year old who hadn’t discovered alcohol or women.

He wrote back (well he signed it)

I think my mum still has the letter, as a reminder of what I used to be
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I've seen him a couple of times, as I live near the Spammers training ground, and I've always wanted to say something to him, but didn't want to come across as a fangirl, especially as I'm always sporting a Spurs badge or top :)
He just strikes me as a good egg, shame he is where he is.
 
- Adriano
- Di Natale (even though I dislike Udinese for some reason)
- Kaka
- Zanetti
- David Villa
- David Silva
- Aduriz

Wanted to include Beckham but remembered he came from Spurs as a youngster, and also Rashford, but he's still pretty young, he'll be up there for certain though.
 
Fernando Redondo was my favourite. I didn't watch league football in the 90s, only champions league and Redondo was exceptional, best ball control and intelligence. Unmatched elegance.
 
Anyone who takes £20m a year off Woolwich to pay for a mascot earns my respect.


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"There will be 30 and 40-year-old fans who have grown up with that dinosaur," .......Paul Merson.

:dembelelol:
 
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