Retired Player Appreciation thread

[BUYLEDLEYNEWKNEES]

First there was the Ledley King then came Pippo Inzaghi a few days ago and Roberto Carlos today, my Pro Evo 4 dream team has now officially retired completely so alone

 

[Loz]

Gary Lineker

 

[Thelonious]

Ian Ormondroyd

 

[Belgian Spur]

Zinedine Zidane :wub:

 

[HyNdZee]

Ronaldo

 

[Flannerz]

Kevin Scott

 

[Thelonious]

Ollie Morah

 

[Belgian Spur]

Enzo Scifo

 

[kangar]

Chris Perry.

 

[Dannyboy]

Dean 'Metro' Austin

 

[McGuff]

Zidane was the best i've seen in my opinion. Total class, people say his career ended bad because of the whole headbutt thing but for me he ended it like a boss. Taking no pish!!!

I always thought Bergkamp was fucking brillant to watch aswell, i dont live in England so the whole Tottenham/Woolwich rivalry isn't that bad for me (most people i know are man utd or liverpool fans so i hate them more naturally), i still hate Woolwich though, but Bergkamp did some stuff that you just had to applaud as a football fan. Am i wrong?

 

[AberdeenYid]

Enzo Scifo

We should talk more.

Also want to add someone connected to Scifo through name and Zizou through his son who is named after the legend that was......

Enzo Francescoli Uriarte. YouTube him, youngsters.

 

[Egg_Cup]

Andre Arshavin

 

[Blanchflower]

Nii Lamptey

 

[Smoked Salmon]

Rory Allen

 

[Kalyl]

Paulo Maldini, Zizou, Figo and the real fat ronaldo when he was banging them in for fun! oh and Hierro

 

[Thelonious]

Mel Sterland

 

[Blanchflower]

Ralf Minge

 

[yiddo2786]

Ledley King

 

[Schoolboy'sOwnStuff]

From Mexico '86:

Emilio Butragueño
Enzo Francescoli (as Aberdeen mentioned above)
Hugo Sanchez
Elkjær
Michael Laudrup

All incredible players that played in average teams.