plongo said:Have to be honest, head and shoulders.....George Best - breathtaking
johnmc said:davepick said:Comparing eras is difficult because of equipment (leather boots & balls as opposed to lightweight materials of later years), diet, training regimes etc.
No one has mentioned Stanley Matthews or Tom Finney, two of the best I ever saw.
But my vote goes for the incomparable PELE. If you never saw the sequence of him in the1970 (I think) Woprld Cup you are unlucky. Pele had everything, skill, speed, shooting and heading power and strength.
He even played in goal quite often. Probably the greatest all-round player ever.
Pele played in a team of superstars though. Maradona never did. Therefore Diego is the best.
a marketing ploy for his new film .Fooking poor Eric I think its called.He didnt have an impressive international career to compare with the likes of pele,or could he be compared with Best in the longer scheme of things regarding footballs greatest players.IMO.blue dallas said:why is cantona not mentioned .according to the daily mirror and skyMUtv, he's the best player that god himself ever put breath into !!
blue dallas said:why is cantona not mentioned .
according to the daily mirror and skyMUtv, he's the best player that god himself ever put breath into !!