Greatest Club Internationals

[Synco]

Bayern and Germany:

Kahn
Lahm Beckenbauer Schwarzenbeck Breitner
Schweinsteiger
Effenberg Matthaus
Scholl
Rummenigge Muller
​

---------------------------Neuer---------------------------
Reuter-----Augenthaler--------Kohler--------Brehme
------------------Roth--------------Kroos-----------------
---------------------------Ballack---------------------------
T. Müller----------------------------------------U. Hoeneß
-------------------------Klinsmann-------------------------

---------------------------Maier-----------------------------
Babbel-------Boateng-------Hummels-----------Tarnat
----------------Hamann----------Thon---------------------
Basler-------------------------------------------------Ziege
------------------Klose----------D. Hoeneß----------------

Wohlfarth the better Bayern striker, but Klose the better NT player

 

[harms]

Koeman in that Ajax team is a bit of a stretch, his best years came at PSV and Barca. If we count such things though, @Invictus

 

[FrankDrebin]

Doing a Bayern + German 11 should be quite manageable.

The majority of top German players are eventually signed by Bayern.

 

[Synco]

Doing a Bayern + German 11 should be quite manageable.

The majority of top German players are eventually signed by Bayern.

Spoiler

 

[rcoobc]

Barthez
Schneiderlin - Blanc - Silvestre - Evra
Pogba
Martial - Cantona - Saha​

Then we have Oberton and Bellion to complete it. But I'd rather just play with 9 players

 

[rcoobc]

Scholes did nothing for England, certainly relative to those from United's midfield that did; there's no way he can be in the team unless it's an exercise in just picking the best players that came from club football.

Not nothing


I think that game would be more widely remembered if we'd actually turned up at the tournament. Although Scholesy scored our first goal at the Tournament proper as well.

Also hat trick vs Poland at Wembley in the same campaign. (we qualified for the play-offs on our head-to-head record vs Poland)

https://www.theguardian.com/football/1999/mar/27/newsstory.sport1