best Prem player ever

[dholliday]

to qualify it's outfield players/Prem only, so any performances before 92/93-season are out, and your judgement of him for this thread is only from the Prem not from other leagues...so Cristiano Ronaldo would only be an outside shout, for example, tho' still an argument for him as he was pretty spectacular for Man U. From the non-title winners: Le Tiss, Zola & Suarez were that good that they deserve a spot.

still...it's Thierry for me, Clive.

 

[GwladysBlue]

Henry for me.

 

[MikeH72]

Still Henry. Otherworldly he was.

 

[Frang]

its easily Gianfranco Zola.

Easily

 

[longers]

Zola was ace but trying to make out he was 'easily' the best player in premier league history is pretty comical.

 

[roydo]

The only player on that list who has won games on his own, and not by scoring a last minute goal, but by his sheer will and impact on a team, is Roy Keane.

Plenty are more skilful, score more goals, and will be remembered long after Keane will be, but for me, its him.

 

[Nymzee]

Henry.

 

[Nymzee]

The only player on that list who has won games on his own, and not by scoring a last minute goal, but by his sheer will and impact on a team, is Roy Keane.

Plenty are more skilful, score more goals, and will be remembered long after Keane will be, but for me, its him.

But he still needed the support of his teammates to actually win the game.

 

[duncs pigeon]

But he still needed the support of his teammates to actually win the game.

Doesnt every player need teammates? After all it is a team game.

 

[Nymzee]

Doesnt every player need teammates? After all it is a team game.

Obviously but I mean the Henry's and the Bergkamp's could actually win a game by themselves.

 

[dholliday]

Doesnt every player need teammates? After all it is a team game.

innit...Messi couldn't beat a pub team on his own, he'd need a few of his team-mates.

 

[dholliday]

The only player on that list who has won games on his own, and not by scoring a last minute goal, but by his sheer will and impact on a team, is Roy Keane.

Plenty are more skilful, score more goals, and will be remembered long after Keane will be, but for me, its him.

he's an utter cock who i would've slapped had he'd been my team-mate, but agree with your post

 

[ToffeeTim]

Obviously Henry

 

[dholliday]

Obviously but I mean the Henry's and the Bergkamp's could actually win a game by themselves.

Le Tiss was the meister at that art

 

[roydo]

But he still needed the support of his teammates to actually win the game.

Of course. But you could see his presence improve or dictate a game. The bloke is a bulb, but his impression on the most successful PL club in history is as much as a measure as someones obvious talent.

Viera was the same at Arsenal, Adams as well, but Keane did it for longer.