What things we keep in our mind when we choose the best player?
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When u said etc, it means 'and others'. So it means that my answer is already from etc. But anyway, I would think more about how many goals he has scored for a team in a VERY GOOD LEAGUE or TIGHT COMPETITIONS or how many saves does he do when he played for a VERY WEAK team against a VERY STRONG TEAM in a VERY GOOD LEAGUE or TIGHT COMPETITIONS(that's for the goallies). The aim of a soccer team is to WIN with wonderful goals.
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All positions are important .. however i think that having a fast and agile center midfield is crucial since he can attack/defend/assist ... \n\nIam a goalkeeper myself and when there's no one holding the midfield we always lose (i also need a strong centerback to hold the last line before the ball gets to me)
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The entire Argentine team is brilliant: Crespo, Saviola, Messi, Tevez, Riquelme, Rodriguez, Sorin, Abbondanzieri, Cambiasso, Heinze...really, how can we choose?
1126185
If you can play in the league, then you are a good player. There are no bad players that have ever played in the league.
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Your brain...you must out think your opponent, quick reflexes and strength are good to have, but in an even steven match up the thinking guy will always win.
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I think the most talented position is wherever the most talented player happens to be standing.\n\nI play.\n\nI've played forward, usually LW most of the four or five years I've been playing, but recently got put back on D because I've been playing with a bunch of very fast, very capable youngsters and it's a struggle (in my dotage) to keep up with them.\n\nI find D to be a lot more of a thinking position than I thought.  I keep a much larger ice-view, and tend to see plays unfold in both directions.  I find I can better anticipate where the puck will be at any given moment, where it's going, and how to be there and do the right thing.\n\nI've actually had more SOG playing D than I have LW in a while.  I'm more aggressive, and a better player there, which is probably why they moved me (and not just the speed issue).\n\nSo... yeah.  I think centering takes huge skill, endurance and talent.  So does goaltending.  But some of the best hockey players ever have been defensemen (Orr leaps immediately to mind).\n\nYour talent's where the heart and skill are, in the end.
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if i were in that position i would probobly choose the one that i most likely have a connection with and the one who of course has good loooks and  a great personality well those would be the   thoughts in my head..well good luck =)
764987
utility... you may place any player regardless of what position in those utility spots.
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When you say select? What are you refering to? Support a team? Managing One or trying out?\nI will answer for supporting one, you choose wisely a team that you can identify with, a team you admire not just for their individual players but for the team as a whole, their history and destiny.\nAnd it's like a marriage, you got to stick with them through thick and thin. Irrespective whether are winning or in the dumps.
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There have been so many great players in the history of football, and everyone will have a different criteria in their determination of what makes a player ‘iconic’, but there are a few names who I think must surely be in the hat…\n\nAside from Pele and Maradona, who are penned in already, I’d say the most obvious would be the great George Best, who sadly passed away last year.\nPele himself once described Best as ‘the greatest footballer in the world’, and for pure, unadulterated talent he’s certainly up there with finest proponents of the game. He had a unique genius that made him one of the most exciting players of his, or any other generation, as well as one of the first ‘celebrity’ footballers. The cheeky character so evident in his football was mirrored in his personality and the young Best was a star on and off the pitch, but he also had a self-destructive streak that controlled much of his life.\n\nAfter Best, I’d have to consider a good few others:\n\nPuskas – The Hungarian that showed England that rest of the world were actually quite good at football. Fearsomely powerful and one of the finest international goal scorers of all time.\n\nGordon Banks – Seemingly super-human English goalkeeper that made that unbelievable stop from Pele’s close range header in ’70. To my mind the best keeper ever, and in that sense a football icon.\n\nJohan Cruyff – The original Dutch master, he invented half the skills you see today off the top of his head. Wickedly creative, strong and skilful, Cruyff brought something new to the game and was at the heart of one of the most gifted World Cup sides ever.\n\nZidane – In my opinion the greatest player in modern football. Powerful and skilful with ridiculous vision, Zidane is a French playmaker that creates and scores goals that no one else can even imagine, let alone actually realise.\n\nPhew! And I haven’t even mentioned Van Basten, Eusebio, Ronaldo, Henry, Muller, Beckenbauer, Platini, Charlton, Garrincha, Zoff, Di Stefano, Maldini etc, etc…
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talk to them.  comment on their best plays.
475993
The legendary A.C. Milan back, Paolo Maldini would be my choice. His knowledge of defensive tactics, and supreme ball handling rates in top ranks of the world's top players in any position.
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DO NOT TAKE THE DEFENSIVE.  THE BEST DEFENSE IS A GOOD OFFENSE.  THAT IS TRUE IN SPORTS AND IN MOST SITUATIONS IN LIFE ALSO.  YOU ARE KNOWN BY THE FRIENDS THAT YOU KEEP.  YOUR FRIENDS ALREADY KNOW YOU FOR WHO YOU ARE.  THIS DOES NOT DEPEND ON WHAT OTHERS MAY OR MAY NOT SAY ABOUT YOU.  SO STAND TALL.  IGNORE STUPIDITY.  AND FOCUS ON STAYING NICE TO OTHERS AND STAYING HAPPY.
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flip them in the air, which ever one comes down heads up, choose him. just kidding ,I think you already know the answer to this question, go by your gut feeling.
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i play NBA fantasy myself.... so i had to learn the hard way..\n\nwhat you can do is:\n\n1. Get players that will dominate or give you points in each of the catagorizes.\n   a. scoring\n   b. rebounds\n   c. steals\n   d. assists\n   e. blocks\n\nand since its hard to get the best players, you have to always make sure your first pick will always be someone that will generate points in all the catagories.\n\nexample: Kevin Garnet, Lebron James, Shawn Marion, ect.\n\nThese guys will give you the point spread you need if other players you chose, dont produce.\n\n2. Pick players that you know the other people probably wont choose, but you kno will give you decent amount of points.\n\n\nhint: A single person cant win the match, you have to plug in the right amount of people that will give you more points than your opponent.\n\n3. Constantly look at the Hot/Cold sheets and see who is on fire. you have to keep changing your roster and implement players that you believe will help your team or drop them if you feel that they are not. \n\nFinally Observe the Yahoo Player Notes, and see what each of em has to say... those are one of the best tips you can get, to win a fantasy league. \n\nGOOD LUCK!!!
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Rooney from Manchester United. He's not just a brilliant player who can dribble, shoot, pass and play in any position, he's also got fantasic desire to always fights to win. Plus it will be great to meet the real person that I think will be different to the gambling street-fighting image that the newspapers have fabricated.
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Maybe you should go to a game and watch them play.  Both of them and see how they play.  It just matters what the person thinks.