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Was gonna say this one, shame he was injured so often as he was a decent player on his day.

One of the cleanest strikers of the ball I have ever seen.

He has a brilliant knack of attracting 2 players to him at the same time so we get a man free.

I don't understand this modern obsession of faffing around with the ball, he is terrible for it. Beats a man, stops, and then tries to beat him again, just cross or pass, stop faffing about with it. It's not just him that does it, but he is one of the worst offenders.

Man of the match for me, excellent from start to finish.

I forgot how dominant in the air he can be, good performance.

He gives me Massimo Taibi vibes.

Always liked Dalot, I think he has a lot to offer, his crossing ability is fantastic and he shows some fight and passion.

He has real talent and a lot of composure, but so many of these players these days just half arse it when the going gets tough. It's easier just to move club than work hard and turn it around at the one they're at.

100% Fergie always had that instinct to get the best English (British and Irish also) talent at the time while he could, Roy Keane, Denis Irwin, Paul Ince, Andy Cole, Wayne Rooney, Rio Ferdinand, Michael Carrick, Owen Hargreaves, Alan Smith, Phil Jones, Chris Smalling, Ashley Young (attempted...

Good player and actually puts a shift in. Never really see him jogging about half arsed.

Can’t wait for the “we were in control”, “the plan was working” interview at full time after losing this 4 or 5.

Let's put this in perspective, it is still incredibly rare that anything like this happens. You are more likely to die in an accident to and from the football match than you are to have this happen to you.

It's mad Wayne Bridge is on there too, I always thought he was very injury prone.

Giggs especially in his later years. Cristiano Ronaldo.