The craziest thing about Maldini is that his career stretches across 3 decades, debuting as a Right Back, playing the majority of his career at CB and then parlaying it into playing Left Beck and being one of the best ever at all 3 positions. The most complete defender of all time.
@@Cyrus-rodn45 did you even watch Franz play? No, I've actually watched Maldini face, Maradona, Platini, Zidane, R9, Totti, CR7, Ronaldinho, Rivaldo and beating them all. Franz sits behind Alessandro Nesta in my book, in Nesta, Baresi and Maldini you have the 3 greatest defenders of all time
Me as a Liverpool fan: "I wonder if Robertson will have a shout here" - Number 7 is literally Jordi Alba "Ah rip I guess we're settling for honourable mentions lmao"
@@keeganlubbe2470 I honestly didn't even see him getting a honerable mention when I seen Maldini getting 3rd till I remember he was my hero as I was a left back and got all the left back jokes then Maldini makes it cool!! Truth is I come from an island of the west coast of Scotland and my village (the biggest! LOL) only had a thousand people and I was the only Da Vinci in my team
You overlooked one Alfie: Maxwell. Standout player for all teams he played for. Won 2 league titles with Ajax, the 3 with Inter, 2 more with Barça then 4 with PSG. He's also the one player to play the most amount of games alongside Ibrahimovic, playing with him at 4 different clubs. Very reliable, great technique, great going forward and defending. Great positional sense as well.
Well there was a phase when he was playing at leftback - that was when he was establishing himself as a young player and would take on any role that he was assigned to. He became a Germany player as a leftback. Once he had made his name he gently insisted that he could play at his preferred rightback position.
I'm Brazilian and a Fluminense fan. And having Marcelo back at my club was something out off my dreams. Now, we are at the semifinals of the Copa Libertadores and I Hope que can win it for the first time. Marcelo's skill is completely apart from almost everyone else in the world and I guess he could've already transitioned to midfield kkkkkk Nevertheless, I just want to let europeans who might not get to see much southamerican football know that he's still quite amazing, only setback being he's more injury prone right know due to aging 😅
Ashley Cole was a seriously good footballer. Consistant, strong, good in attack and defence, came when full backs were beginning to play as wingers, and outplayed CR7 for many games when he was in the EPL.
@@BEASTXGAMING19 th-cam.com/users/shorts-i5y6ZtqJsg?si=g7zirP1x6D7k6qQQ okay. EDIT: I only stated what happened. Ashley Cole is one of the best defensive fullbacks who still provided in attack too to an extent. This is not a hate on the man. Even CR7 said his toughest opponent was Cole.
Maldini is what happens when you grab Alaba and crank him up to an eleven, if Messi is considered as the greatest player in Football's history on the offensive side, then Maldini could be considered as the greatest player in Football's history on the defensive side.
Okay, i know ashley cole is the most balance between attack and defense defender in this list but marcelo made it to the fifpro XI more than any left back should made him the number1 in this list
Good one. Can you make a video of players who became good after switching positions. For example like Joelington who moved from Striker to a midfielder 🙏🏾
Interesting shout, but with 54 countries it'd be either a long video or it'd be limited to 30 seconds for each player, which really wouldn't do some of them justice. How would you structure the video?
@@JeffNuts21As long as the content is good I'm happy to watch longer videos, and Alfie does usually put out good content. Obviously the EPL is the main source of content, and for good reason, but Alfie's talent for researching, writing and storytelling really comes through when he steps away from the EPL . If a subject is interesting there's no reason not to put out a longer video.
Hi, Alfie. I hope you’re doing well. It’s always a good day when I see a new video posted. I have a video idea which I think could be interesting: which position on the pitch produces the best players-turned-managers? I’d presume that CM’s have the most success as managers, given that I feel like they are good at understanding both the defensive side and attacking side of the game. Keep up the good work as always, brother!
I think Baines has a shout for that number 7 spot. He was magnificent for some pretty average Everton sides. Legit one of the best fullbacks in England over an 18 year career. Not his fault Everton sucked relative to the teams players on this list played for. He had the most assists by a defender in the English top flight until Robertson broke that record.
Amedeo Carboni deserves an honourable mention. Yes, he was 35 in 2000, but he played some of his best football for Valencia between 2000 and 2006. Yes, he was 41 when he retired.
Statistically, Leighton Baines is a better left back than Ashley Cole. Obviously Cole is very decorated, but as unpopular as this opinion will be, Baines was just as good as good as Cole. Even better in some statistical areas. We could argue, or you could look up the opta on the two players.
I find it a bit strange that Roberto Carlos is not that high on the list because he played the majority of his games in the 90s, yet Maldini is at 3 even though the same argument should count for him. I would also argue that someone who is Austrian and who is playing in Germany instead of for Real/Barca or in the Premier League gets a lot less recognition than they deserve - namely Alaba, of course. I don't think he is any worse than Marcelo and I also don't think that Marcelo was always the best LB within a 5-year span, he just gets all the recognition because he plays for Real. Speaking about Real, when Alaba joined he made everyone instantly forget that he replaced the probably best CB in this century with Sergio Ramos and they instantly won the CL with Alaba as the new #4. So I can see that because of his versatility and switching positions from LB to CB he cannot feature at the very top, but that doesn't make him any worse - on the contrary, actually. And yeah, you already analyzed it yourself, Cole is only in 1st spot because he is English or rather played in the Premier League :D. That being said, still hoping for that Austrian Wunderteam video 😇✌.
First view. . .Andy Robertson better be here Godamnit!! My LFC bias aside, this is a great list. Marcelo should have been first in my list but ooh well. Cole was a better defender overall.
If the list is about the greatest, you can't put Cole in top 1, probably not even in the top 5. All his achievements were on a league that was only 2nd or 3rd best in the world and he didnt achieve anything with his national team. When we talk about the greatest left backs post 2000 it's impossible to not have Roberto Carlos as the clear winner, with maldini and marcelo sharing the 2 spots behind. If we are talking about the best left backs though, than you can have whoever you want wherever you want, though I think even then it is really hard to justify cole over marcelo simply based on how much crazier Marcelo's offensive traits were than anyone else before or since
Love the list. Have maldini as the best defender ever but his versatility at the back to play multiple positions makes me hesitant to put him above cole!
i got bored the other day and decided to do a list similar to this where i did a top 10 for every position since 2000. my list for left back based on the same criteria as this was: 1. Cole 2. Marcelo 3. Carlos 4. Maldini 5. Alba 6. Robertson 7. Evra 8. Abidal 9. Alaba 10. Alex Sandro
Hulk-like thighs... Were you talking about Bruce Banner, or Hulk the striker? :D Anyway Roberto Carlos is one of my favorite players of all time. Keep it up, great content, I can't stop binding
Ashley Cole is just at 1 the to bait people into commenting. Everybody can have a bad day but when i remember Ashley Cole it's the 0:5 45min against Bayern in 2014.😅
I still think Ashley Cole sir is one of the best left backs in the world but not in the top spot as I thought Paolo Maldini sir could have got the spot though due to his longevity and dominance of the position mostly,despite scoring some good goals in his career,good friends!!!:-D
Maldini the best ever defender no doubt also the best looking rumoured to have desperately wanted away from Milan for Ipswich Town 😉😂 come on Alfie fuck me stop me already make the video fella
Ppl don’t know how good Ashley cole was. Personally my top 3 left backs. The only person better than him on this list is maldini. Marcelo in top 3 but his defensive ability just not on par with cole
I must say I am perplex. Ashley Cole 1st, Abidal not in the top 7, Roberto Carlos and Maldini are eligible but not Lizarazu who played a bigger part of his career in the XXIst century than Maldini, and Robertson barely mentioned. I tend to agree with most of your choices, but here... No, not at all. Cole was a great left back of course, top5 for sure, but I am... Yeah, perplex. I think Andy Robertson is vastly underrated. All eyes are for Alphonso Davies because he's very attack minded, but Robertson has been one of the very best for more than 6 years now, or even THE best laft back according to some although it's debatable. He's about 30 so it's far from over but he's already very close to my personal top7.
Ashley Cole My dad said in his early days could have played Left Wing. Sven Goran Erikson instead played him LB and Leighton Baines LW it should have been the other way round
Marcelo should be 1st What is this nonsense 'Defensively he is weaker??' Marcelo got the job done. Won crucial matches. Won many important titles. 5 UCLs, what else you want??
This comment will be a bit out of place in this video, but I would love to see videos of the best XI of players born the same year. For example best XI of players born in 1980, 1981 and so on.
Alba in 7th? I was expecting to disagree with the order of the list past the top 4, not as early as 7th. Going by the logic you have used for videos like 7 greatest CBs since 2000, Alba should be higher than 7th and also Evra being ahead of Alba doesn't make sense. Marcelo being ranked so far ahead of Alba also makes no sense because by your own admission Alba is one of only 2 left backs (alongside Alaba) who was anywhere near the same neighbourhood as peak Marcelo and that both were equally as effective in the final third whilst being just as dodgy with defensive duties. Also, going by quantity of quality performances, Marcelo hasn't had a quality perfomance since the 2017/18 season whilst others like Alaba and Alba still played at the highest level beyond 18/17, so how have they not finished closer to Marcelo? Following your criteria strictly I think should have led to the following ranking: 1. Marcelo 2. Alaba 3. Alba 4. Cole 5. Evra 6. Maldini 7. Carlos
The craziest thing about Maldini is that his career stretches across 3 decades, debuting as a Right Back, playing the majority of his career at CB and then parlaying it into playing Left Beck and being one of the best ever at all 3 positions. The most complete defender of all time.
No he isn't, beckenbauer is the greatest defender ever
@@Cyrus-rodn45 both are greats of the game
@@Cyrus-rodn45 backenbeur overall was a better player as a pure defender he wasn't even better than rudiger or Boateng
@@Cyrus-rodn45 did you even watch Franz play? No, I've actually watched Maldini face, Maradona, Platini, Zidane, R9, Totti, CR7, Ronaldinho, Rivaldo and beating them all. Franz sits behind Alessandro Nesta in my book, in Nesta, Baresi and Maldini you have the 3 greatest defenders of all time
he played the majority of his career at LB *
Me as a Liverpool fan: "I wonder if Robertson will have a shout here"
- Number 7 is literally Jordi Alba
"Ah rip I guess we're settling for honourable mentions lmao"
Just thought the same myself!! Still definitely be in a 2010's one maybe😅
@@unvarnisheddruglifes top 7 of the 2010s? I think undebatably Robbo is in there tbh
@@keeganlubbe2470 I honestly didn't even see him getting a honerable mention when I seen Maldini getting 3rd till I remember he was my hero as I was a left back and got all the left back jokes then Maldini makes it cool!! Truth is I come from an island of the west coast of Scotland and my village (the biggest! LOL) only had a thousand people and I was the only Da Vinci in my team
@@keeganlubbe2470 *indubitably
You overlooked one Alfie: Maxwell.
Standout player for all teams he played for. Won 2 league titles with Ajax, the 3 with Inter, 2 more with Barça then 4 with PSG. He's also the one player to play the most amount of games alongside Ibrahimovic, playing with him at 4 different clubs.
Very reliable, great technique, great going forward and defending. Great positional sense as well.
Good shout
Should've been in Iover Alba
no way@@collin8915
Good player not all time great
@@mike04574 nor is Evra (how he got so high in this list I don't know).
As a Madrid fan , it was a blessing to have Marcelo at LB. Him and Ronaldo made one of the best partnerships of all time. We miss you Marcelo 🥺🧡
As a man city fan i remember that partenership and wow what a partenership
@@alexandrudeak1235Thank you for naming the team you support, it was a crucial part to the information you provided..
Carlos over marcelo
I was waiting for Philip Lahm to be on the list only to realize at the end that he played as a RB.
Yeah . I also thought he would be on the list until I remembert
Well there was a phase when he was playing at leftback - that was when he was establishing himself as a young player and would take on any role that he was assigned to. He became a Germany player as a leftback. Once he had made his name he gently insisted that he could play at his preferred rightback position.
@@cafeplastique890 well this happened with Azpilicueta too. Left back at Bilbao and Marseille and then changed to RB and CB at Chelsea.
He's already on the RB list & he's #1
I'm Brazilian and a Fluminense fan. And having Marcelo back at my club was something out off my dreams. Now, we are at the semifinals of the Copa Libertadores and I Hope que can win it for the first time. Marcelo's skill is completely apart from almost everyone else in the world and I guess he could've already transitioned to midfield kkkkkk
Nevertheless, I just want to let europeans who might not get to see much southamerican football know that he's still quite amazing, only setback being he's more injury prone right know due to aging 😅
ngl man he was kinda trash with Olympiakos
If ever I was going to get a nomination, this was it. Can't believe I didn't make the cut after all my efforts for the Launceston City seniors.
if you didnt have that knee injury, you would've been top of the list tbf. What couldve been if not for that damn knee injury
fng viewer spotted@@whythoughbeats6335
You played left back?😅
Ashley Cole was a seriously good footballer. Consistant, strong, good in attack and defence, came when full backs were beginning to play as wingers, and outplayed CR7 for many games when he was in the EPL.
Cole was mostly a defensive fullback. He did handle cr7 but cr7 also destroyed him in multiple occasions in club and nt level.
Biggest cap I hear like Ronaldo never make that man do the banana splits😂
@@BEASTXGAMING19 th-cam.com/users/shorts-i5y6ZtqJsg?si=g7zirP1x6D7k6qQQ
okay.
EDIT: I only stated what happened. Ashley Cole is one of the best defensive fullbacks who still provided in attack too to an extent. This is not a hate on the man. Even CR7 said his toughest opponent was Cole.
@Aaddy7 claiming that cole was a defensive full back is just false, he was a brilliant defender but he was also very proficient going forward
@@KetwigKeith read properly
Jordi Alba seriously underrated
He won Spain a Euro and was legendary for Barca.
Exactly. My top 3:
1. Marcelo
2. Cole
3. Alba
@@ominoserzuschauer6286cole and alaba over Marcelo. Marcelo didn’t know if he wanted to be lm or lb lol
@@mike04574 Marcelo was better than cole tbf only Carlos is better than Marcelo as Maldini is a Cb in most of his career
Maldini is what happens when you grab Alaba and crank him up to an eleven, if Messi is considered as the greatest player in Football's history on the offensive side, then Maldini could be considered as the greatest player in Football's history on the defensive side.
Ashley Cole when Maldini, Roberto Carlos and Lizarazu had most of their career before 2000:
Is the top position for me?
Roberto Carlos was one of the best ever to ever do it.
I personally think he should be way higher despite being towards the end of his career in the 2000’s
Me also.@@Timsmith13911
@@TheScholesEra The problem is this is taking the players career from 2000 only. Anyway I would still have RB in front of Evra and I am a United fan.
I’ll always remember Marcelo . The ball stuck to his feet . His technique is incredible. I hope I see a player like him again
Patrice Evra 2 spots over Alba?! Bro WHAT?! 😂
Okay, i know ashley cole is the most balance between attack and defense defender in this list but marcelo made it to the fifpro XI more than any left back should made him the number1 in this list
Good one. Can you make a video of players who became good after switching positions. For example like Joelington who moved from Striker to a midfielder 🙏🏾
greatest footballer ever from every country in Africa
Interesting shout, but with 54 countries it'd be either a long video or it'd be limited to 30 seconds for each player, which really wouldn't do some of them justice.
How would you structure the video?
@@ianmacfarlane1241 He's already done a video on the greatest footballer from every country in the world.
@@ianmacfarlane1241 he’d make it a bit lengthier. he’s done the same premise for Asia before
@@JeffNuts21As long as the content is good I'm happy to watch longer videos, and Alfie does usually put out good content.
Obviously the EPL is the main source of content, and for good reason, but Alfie's talent for researching, writing and storytelling really comes through when he steps away from the EPL .
If a subject is interesting there's no reason not to put out a longer video.
David Alaba, what a player
About 8 years ago someone told me that Ashley Cole was the best left back of all time. I didn't believe it then and I don't now.
Hi, Alfie. I hope you’re doing well. It’s always a good day when I see a new video posted.
I have a video idea which I think could be interesting: which position on the pitch produces the best players-turned-managers?
I’d presume that CM’s have the most success as managers, given that I feel like they are good at understanding both the defensive side and attacking side of the game.
Keep up the good work as always, brother!
I think Davies deserved a mention either among the honorable mentions or at the beginning of the video
Alaba and Kroos were my role models as a kid.
Cole before Marcelo and Maldini is absurd
Very nice video again. Would also really like to see a 'What on earth is going on at Ajax' video if possible
Jordi Alba is clear of Ashley Cole in every stat you can think about
Apart from defensive stats of course
Nope.
I think Baines has a shout for that number 7 spot. He was magnificent for some pretty average Everton sides. Legit one of the best fullbacks in England over an 18 year career. Not his fault Everton sucked relative to the teams players on this list played for.
He had the most assists by a defender in the English top flight until Robertson broke that record.
He was a good left back. Nothing more.
Your beef with further adue is always great for me 😂
Amedeo Carboni deserves an honourable mention. Yes, he was 35 in 2000, but he played some of his best football for Valencia between 2000 and 2006. Yes, he was 41 when he retired.
happy you mention him. crazy underrated player like so many from that valencia and deportivo la coruna teams in the 90s and early 2000s
Nah
Statistically, Leighton Baines is a better left back than Ashley Cole. Obviously Cole is very decorated, but as unpopular as this opinion will be, Baines was just as good as good as Cole. Even better in some statistical areas. We could argue, or you could look up the opta on the two players.
I find it a bit strange that Roberto Carlos is not that high on the list because he played the majority of his games in the 90s, yet Maldini is at 3 even though the same argument should count for him.
I would also argue that someone who is Austrian and who is playing in Germany instead of for Real/Barca or in the Premier League gets a lot less recognition than they deserve - namely Alaba, of course. I don't think he is any worse than Marcelo and I also don't think that Marcelo was always the best LB within a 5-year span, he just gets all the recognition because he plays for Real.
Speaking about Real, when Alaba joined he made everyone instantly forget that he replaced the probably best CB in this century with Sergio Ramos and they instantly won the CL with Alaba as the new #4. So I can see that because of his versatility and switching positions from LB to CB he cannot feature at the very top, but that doesn't make him any worse - on the contrary, actually.
And yeah, you already analyzed it yourself, Cole is only in 1st spot because he is English or rather played in the Premier League :D.
That being said, still hoping for that Austrian Wunderteam video 😇✌.
chop chop alfie its been 10 hours, bring out the dm version
First view. . .Andy Robertson better be here Godamnit!!
My LFC bias aside, this is a great list. Marcelo should have been first in my list but ooh well. Cole was a better defender overall.
If the list is about the greatest, you can't put Cole in top 1, probably not even in the top 5. All his achievements were on a league that was only 2nd or 3rd best in the world and he didnt achieve anything with his national team. When we talk about the greatest left backs post 2000 it's impossible to not have Roberto Carlos as the clear winner, with maldini and marcelo sharing the 2 spots behind. If we are talking about the best left backs though, than you can have whoever you want wherever you want, though I think even then it is really hard to justify cole over marcelo simply based on how much crazier Marcelo's offensive traits were than anyone else before or since
Alfie I started watching football in 2002, mostly italian football. And I clearly remember Maldini playing mostly as a centre back, not left back.
Love the list. Have maldini as the best defender ever but his versatility at the back to play multiple positions makes me hesitant to put him above cole!
i got bored the other day and decided to do a list similar to this where i did a top 10 for every position since 2000. my list for left back based on the same criteria as this was:
1. Cole
2. Marcelo
3. Carlos
4. Maldini
5. Alba
6. Robertson
7. Evra
8. Abidal
9. Alaba
10. Alex Sandro
Lahm would also deserve an honourable mention, as played the first half of his career as LB before becoming one of the best RB
Carlos left foot could be a sledge hammer or a wand. That was spot on. Great list I don't disagree whatsoever, kidding of course.
Hulk-like thighs...
Were you talking about Bruce Banner, or Hulk the striker? :D
Anyway Roberto Carlos is one of my favorite players of all time. Keep it up, great content, I can't stop binding
Theo Hernandez is honestly the most over rated left back I’ve ever seen. Yet to see him have a good game, constantly on the floor too
Cole should never even be above Maldini
Ashley Cole is just at 1 the to bait people into commenting.
Everybody can have a bad day but when i remember Ashley Cole it's the 0:5 45min against Bayern in 2014.😅
Leighton Baines
So few world class forwards and defenders these days compared to the 2000s and early 2010s
Watched the whole video waiting for Cole’s name. Pleasantly surprised by the ranking!
Robben made Ashley Cole look like a school boy.
John arne riise my fave lb ever
Where’s David Murphy?!?!
You've put Cole there because you don't want to get shot or have a cigarette put out in your eye.
I still think Ashley Cole sir is one of the best left backs in the world but not in the top spot as I thought Paolo Maldini sir could have got the spot though due to his longevity and dominance of the position mostly,despite scoring some good goals in his career,good friends!!!:-D
Agree entirely with this list but one thing I will point out, the fifpro world 11 is an absolute joke.
Alba seriouly underrated
for me its insane to put cole ahead of marcelo. i for real cant belive that you did that even with the english bias. thats actually crazy
I absolutely disagree with the inclussion or Evra
Maldini the best ever defender no doubt also the best looking rumoured to have desperately wanted away from Milan for Ipswich Town 😉😂 come on Alfie fuck me stop me already make the video fella
Video idea:
Alfie's 7 best association football games of all time.
The video would have been better if the parameters were stricter. Only players who debuted for the first team in the year 2000 or later.
Alfie! Alfie! Alfie! Who are the seven best right wing-backs since 2000?
I beg you guys. Let's keep watching, cos I use Alfie's rankings for arguments. Let's keep watching so he keeps making these videos.
*awaits announcement of Paul Konchesky at number 1*
Maldini competed against Maradona,R9, Messi and CR7😮
not against messi
Ashley Cole wax the best LB I have seen. And that is as a Liverpool fan.
4:34 Was Carlos hiding a beachball in his shorts?!
Ppl don’t know how good Ashley cole was. Personally my top 3 left backs. The only person better than him on this list is maldini. Marcelo in top 3 but his defensive ability just not on par with cole
I must say I am perplex. Ashley Cole 1st, Abidal not in the top 7, Roberto Carlos and Maldini are eligible but not Lizarazu who played a bigger part of his career in the XXIst century than Maldini, and Robertson barely mentioned. I tend to agree with most of your choices, but here... No, not at all. Cole was a great left back of course, top5 for sure, but I am... Yeah, perplex.
I think Andy Robertson is vastly underrated. All eyes are for Alphonso Davies because he's very attack minded, but Robertson has been one of the very best for more than 6 years now, or even THE best laft back according to some although it's debatable. He's about 30 so it's far from over but he's already very close to my personal top7.
Crazy Marcelo only has 56 caps. You’d think he’d have Atleast 90-100
Ashley Cole My dad said in his early days could have played Left Wing. Sven Goran Erikson instead played him LB and Leighton Baines LW it should have been the other way round
Which games did he do that? I don't remember
@@sukhdevr3489 I don't know I am 19 I don't think my Dad remembers but he remembers it happening
B4 watching i did:
1. Cole
2. Marcelo
3. Maldini
4. Evra
5. Roberto Carlos
6. Alba
7. Alaba
Ashley Cole in front of Marcelo is the worst football opinion I've ever seen in my life.
I think jordi alba is a little low, but overall I agree with the seven itself
Ashley Cole Was World Class 🏴
Ashley, Cole and Patrice Evra no one is beating them two
No Lahm? Crazy!!!
Yes he’s there because he’s English. Marcelo should be number one
You missed out the Human Pencil that is Adam Drury.
Alfie loves ADU
Ashely Cole over Marcelo and Maldini?
Hmmm Alfie😮😮
Marcelo should be 1st
What is this nonsense 'Defensively he is weaker??'
Marcelo got the job done.
Won crucial matches.
Won many important titles.
5 UCLs, what else you want??
fall facts !!!
This comment will be a bit out of place in this video, but I would love to see videos of the best XI of players born the same year. For example best XI of players born in 1980, 1981 and so on.
Alba in 7th? I was expecting to disagree with the order of the list past the top 4, not as early as 7th. Going by the logic you have used for videos like 7 greatest CBs since 2000, Alba should be higher than 7th and also Evra being ahead of Alba doesn't make sense. Marcelo being ranked so far ahead of Alba also makes no sense because by your own admission Alba is one of only 2 left backs (alongside Alaba) who was anywhere near the same neighbourhood as peak Marcelo and that both were equally as effective in the final third whilst being just as dodgy with defensive duties.
Also, going by quantity of quality performances, Marcelo hasn't had a quality perfomance since the 2017/18 season whilst others like Alaba and Alba still played at the highest level beyond 18/17, so how have they not finished closer to Marcelo?
Following your criteria strictly I think should have led to the following ranking:
1. Marcelo
2. Alaba
3. Alba
4. Cole
5. Evra
6. Maldini
7. Carlos
Hate to be that guy, but the new millenuim didn't begin on 1st of January 2000, but on 1st of January 2001
What On Earth Is Going On at Sampdoria?
please do greatest players to have suffered relegation. you can also do greatest players to suffer multiple relegations
A. Cole is the Man ❤
What's going on in Schalke :(
I don't know if I'm delusional but surely Yaya Toure Should be on this list. My guy didn't even get an honourable mention.
You forgot Chris Powell
Cant believe you left out Big Dan Burn. Wow. /S
Theo* not Theyouw
Cole was/is a bit of a prick but his footballing ability can't be doubted. He'd have walked into any team in the world in his prime.
Abidal was good also but the heart problem hindered his career.
Filipe luis
U made a mistake, maldini started as an lb and switched to cb not the other way around
Robbo better be in this list...
Hodgy was at inter??
When you get to two you stop because that should have been the end of the video
Cole?
Cole had Christian Ronaldo in his pocket. No problem
Roberto Carlos is the best. No way to compare with any other on the list.