Yes, really. He hasn't been, for some time, but at his best, definitely.
Fair enough, it's all about opinions, but obviously you should've included Bergkamp, as most Arsenal fans would, I imagine, put him up there with Henry as one of their greatest ever players.
Fair enough, it's all about opinions, but obviously you should've included Bergkamp, as most Arsenal fans would, I imagine, put him up there with Henry as one of their greatest ever players.
I just went with the first few that came to mind, but yes, Bergkamp was a wonderful player.
I just went with the first few that came to mind, but yes, Bergkamp was a wonderful player.
And he did very little at Inter Milan.
Sometimes it's a case of being able to do it when you feel comfortable at a particular club. Balotelli could well turn out to be one of the greatest strikers of this era, but he was never going to achieve that at Man City.
There are very few players who could do it anywhere, with any club... even Maradona didn't really click in Spain.
Pele was never tested in Europe, what a shame... could he have enabled Real Madrid or Barcelona to great heights in the run-up to the 1970 World Cup?
Sometimes it's a case of being able to do it when you feel comfortable at a particular club. Balotelli could well turn out to be one of the greatest strikers of this era, but he was never going to achieve that at Man City.
There are very few players who could do it anywhere, with any club... even Maradona didn't really click in Spain.
Pele was never tested in Europe, what a shame... could he have enabled Real Madrid or Barcelona to great heights in the run-up to the 1970 World Cup?
There could well be some truth in that, although there are a few players who have been excellent in more than one league. Cristiano Ronaldo springs immediately to mind.
You obviously have a very limited knowledge of football if you seriously think any one player could make that much difference over such a short period. They wouldn't win the remaining six games.
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Fair enough, it's all about opinions, but obviously you should've included Bergkamp, as most Arsenal fans would, I imagine, put him up there with Henry as one of their greatest ever players.
I didn't say anything about Owen
I just went with the first few that came to mind, but yes, Bergkamp was a wonderful player.
And he did very little at Inter Milan.
Sometimes it's a case of being able to do it when you feel comfortable at a particular club. Balotelli could well turn out to be one of the greatest strikers of this era, but he was never going to achieve that at Man City.
There are very few players who could do it anywhere, with any club... even Maradona didn't really click in Spain.
Pele was never tested in Europe, what a shame... could he have enabled Real Madrid or Barcelona to great heights in the run-up to the 1970 World Cup?
There could well be some truth in that, although there are a few players who have been excellent in more than one league. Cristiano Ronaldo springs immediately to mind.
I totally agree with you RichmondBlue.
If he had been playing since Arry took over....Every chance
Having one fantastic player in a basically rubbish team can be more trouble than it's worth and certainly wouldn't keep them up.