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The best XI you have ever seen play for NUFC

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  1. SINGHTOON

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    krul,
    bernard woodgate colo beye
    robert cabaye speed solano
    ben arfa
    shearer
     
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    Sorry SINGHTOON, but it say's The best XI you have ever seen play for NUFC. , not what team you'd have liked to see play for them.

    Not a bad team you've chosen anyway.
     
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    apology accepted :D, an I reckon that team could be top 4 if all were playing now.
     
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    Good blend of then and now. See loads of great videos on the trips to the away game with those players on them.
     
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    Given
    Beye
    Coloccini
    Woodgate
    Bernard
    Solano
    Cabaye
    Speed
    Robert
    Shearer
    Ferdinand
     
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  6. Warmir Pouchov

    Warmir Pouchov Better than JPF

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    If you saw Gazza there is no way you could leave him out. The most gifted individual I've seen in a black and white shirt. Only Ginola came close to that sort of natural talent.
     
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    Just thought Ferdinand was so explosive - as much as Shearer a pure legend, the moment I saw Ferdinand sprint from the half-way line and leave everyone for dead scoring against us for QPR, he was and still is my all time favourite footballer. Beardsley could unlock any defence with a cheeky ball, or take on eight players and find the top corner on his own - which relegates Shearer to the bench.
     
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