Who's your favourite all time player?

Dennis Bergkamp. Do not need to explain why.

 

Freddie Ljungberg was always my favourite of the invincibles era. I liked how he was always on the shoulder of the last defender, he would always be in the right place to just tap it in. Plus I loved his little red mohawk he had at one stage.
Oh and the cup final goal against Chelsea too, what a peach.

 

Why Dennis of course

 

Alf Common - he could mine you a bag of coal and score a hat trick all for a shilling a week.

 

Peter Osgood

Born is the King of Stamford Bridge

 

But why you ginger twat?

 

I bet you say that to all the boy's you sweet talking bastard

 

I think you do, for all the people who weren't born way back then.

 

It has to be Bergkamp for me.'
A classy player with fantastic technical ability and the power to change a game with just one touch or flick of the ball.

Adams and Henry were great too, for reasons that we all know.

 

George Best, best British player of all time. Don't care which team you support. Forget the skill and balance on ropey pitches with tackling from behind not outlawed, but great header of a ball and tackler as well. Scored loads of goals and often had to beat players to score from often a wide position.

 

From when I first started watching Arsenal it would be:

Charlie Nicholas
Paul Davis
David Rocastle
Paul Merson
Marc Overmars
Patrick Vieira
Thierry Henry
Cesc Fabregas

 

Marc Overmars. I was a left winger and an Arsenal fan, then he came along and I tried my best to try and play the position as well as he did. I think I did an ok job. Also adopted 11 as my lucky number because of him.

Special mention goes to The Dutch Master. What a special player he was.

 

Surely you must remember the double winning team of 71

 

Dennis Bergkamp. Not even going to bother saying why.

 

George Best was a insecure drunk who betrayed his family, friends and his mentor (Sir Matt Busby) and his club time and time again. A man who squandered his God given talent for squirrel and booze, remembered for this addiction and unfaithfulness rather than his achievements.

 

Ginger, harsh but fair. On the other side,between 1966-1969 approx, the best player this country has seen.

 

Right enough

But what a waste

 

Ginger, we agree. Cannot go on like this. I will have to locate you elsewhere and have a proper row !!

 

We're not all old codgers like you Cym

 

David Rocastle.

I started supporting Arsenal in 86, and he was the flair player. A semi final winner against a certain North London club also helped...

I stopped supporting the English national side when he was criminally dropped from the final squad for Italia 90. England would have won it if he was there...