Favourite Players thread

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sb_73

sb_73

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Following on from the Pirlo retirement thread I thought it might be fun to post footage (thank you YouTube) of our favourite non QPR players.

Me, I love a proper, skilful, defender. Bobby Moore may have been the greatest, but my memories of him are fading. The best I have seen, and possibly the best player I have seen on a regular basis, is Paolo Maldini.

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Hoop-Leif said:
Fave non Qpr players......

He wasnt to everyones taste i know, but always loved watching this guy

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I was just about to post this! Great player and fascinating bloke, apparently his (positive) influence on Man Utd was huge. I was very impressed by his thoughtful contribution to the Bobby Charlton programme too.
 
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QPR999 said:
Wow! Who was one and two? I'll have a stab at Paolo Maldini and Franco Baresi?
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Maldini and Roberto Donadoni. I’ll do Baresi now

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Apparently, when he first took over at Milan the mad genius Arrigo Sacchi was struggling to win over the dressing room to his methods. He took the Defence aside for some concentrated training and then played a practice match, 6 offensive players v 4 defenders plus the keeper. Every time the offensive players lost the ball the game was restarted 5 metres further away from the defenders’ goal. Not only did the offensive players not score, they spent most of the time in their own half. They listened to him after that. Sacchi never credited wins to individuals, or even the team, but to the ‘system’. But he also said that he ran the team like directing an opera - he allocated the roles, but it was up to the players how to interpret them.
 
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