EPL Player of the Year

• cwill

  6 Mar 03, 05:12

  Who do u ppl think will be the EPL Footballer of the Year this April 2003?
  
  James Beattie of Southampton is a strong candidate for Young Player of the Year, Alan Shearer & Thierry Henry also not bad. As for keeper I think Carlo Cudicini is quiet good.
  
  What you guys think???
  
  
• www

  6 Mar 03, 12:18

  technically, Thierry Henry will get it.
• Master -_-

  6 Mar 03, 12:19

  Fabien Barthez or Li Tie
• gasband

  6 Mar 03, 13:09

  Les Ferdinand
  
  haha
• Parka

  6 Mar 03, 13:09

  Originally posted by www:

  technically, Thierry Henry will get it.

  
  
  Agree
• cwill

  6 Mar 03, 16:36

  Originally posted by www:

  technically, Thierry Henry will get it.

  x 2
  
  I guess - but relative to the contribution of one player with respect to the performance to the entire team, I think he is overwhelming in lifting the game.
• kopiosatu

  6 Mar 03, 16:38

  cudicini
• www

  6 Mar 03, 18:28

  Originally posted by Parka:

  
  
  Agree

  Originally posted by cwill:

  x 2
  
  I guess - but relative to the contribution of one player with respect to the performance to the entire team, I think he is overwhelming in lifting the game.

  with his scoring consistency and influences to the games, it would be hard for him to miss the award.
• www

  6 Mar 03, 18:31

  Originally posted by kopiosatu:

  cudicini

  keeper supporting keeper.
  
  still remember how he blame the weight of the ball after one of chelsea's defeats. but overall, he is a very good keeper.
• Parka

  6 Mar 03, 18:31

  Originally posted by www:

  with his scoring consistency and influences to the games, it would be hard for him to miss the award.

  Just wondering. Who are the past years Fifa players? Any dudes from EPL? I can't remember...
• www

  6 Mar 03, 18:46

  Originally posted by Parka:

  Just wondering. Who are the past years Fifa players? Any dudes from EPL? I can't remember...

  2002
  1. Ronaldo (Real Madrid and Brazil)
  2. Oliver Kahn (Byren Munich and Germany)
  3. Zinedine Zidane (Real Madrid and France)
  
  2001
  1. Luis Figo (Real Madrid and Portugal)
  2. David Beckham (Manchester United and England)
  3. Raul Gonzalez (Real Madrid and Spain)
  
  2000
  1. Zinedine Zidane (Juventus and France)
  2. Luis Figo (Real Madrid and Portugal)
  3. Rivaldo (Barcelona and Brazil)
  
  1999
  1. Rivaldo, Brazil
  2. David Beckham, England
  3. Gabriel Batistuta, Argentina
  
  1998
  1. Zindine Zidane, France.
  2. Ronaldo, Brazil
  3. Davor Suker, Croatia.
  
  1997
  1. Ronaldo, Brazil
  2. Roberto Carlos, Brazil
  3. Zindine Zidane, France.
  3. Dennis Bergkamp, Netherlands.
  
  1996
  1. Ronaldo, Brazil
  2. Alan Shearer, England
  3. George Weah, Liberia.
  
  1995
  1. George Weah, Liberia
  2. Paolo Maldini, Italy
  3. Juergen Klinsmann, Germany.
  
  1994
  1. Romario, Brazil
  2. Hristo Stoichkov, Bulgaria
  3. Roberto Baggio, Italy
  
  1993
  1. Roberto Baggio, Italy
  2. Romario, Brazil
  3. Dennis Bergkamp, Netherlands
  
  1992
  1. Marco Van Basten, Netherlands
  2. Hristo Stoichkov, Bulgaria
  3. Thomas Haessler, Germany
  
  1991
  1. Lothar Matthaeus, Germany
  2. Jean-Pierre Papin, France
  3. Gary Lineker, England
• Parka

  6 Mar 03, 18:48

  England has failed to produce the number One Fifa player. Who cares anyway. The competition is real tight.
• www

  6 Mar 03, 18:51

  Originally posted by Parka:

  England has failed to produce the number One Fifa player. Who cares anyway. The competition is real tight.

  the englishmen are close.
• shock1234

  7 Mar 03, 15:49

  Originally posted by cwill:

  x 2
  
  I guess - but relative to the contribution of one player with respect to the performance to the entire team, I think he is overwhelming in lifting the game.

  x 3