The most valued football player?
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Zidane was the biggest transfer fee in the history of football.
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Definetly Ronaldinho. He is at his max and hes practicly untouchable. ronaldo has a chance and so does beckham
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I didn't want to be the devil's advocate on this one, but I will.  (My first choice would've been Tom Brady for his leadership skills, and modesty)  Just for fun, I'll go defense, since nobody has (yet anyway), and say Brian Urlacher.  If you saw him dictate the game against the Giants yesterday, you were able to see what kind of a leader and player he was.  Forever in my mind will be the fake field goal touchdown he scored against Washington a few years back.  Simply amazing.
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Ronaldihno. No doubt. He makes everyone in his team a lot better plus his skills are of the chart. Oh and back to back FIFA world player of the year doesn't hurt either.
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Highest paid football (soccer) player is David Beckham. He is also the 8th highest paid athlete in the world.
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Do you mean the best player ever in England.  I agree with GB to a point, although whether he would have coped in todays game is anyones guess.  I thought Eric Cantona was fantastic ...ok, he never did much, but what he did do changed a whole game (or even season)\n\nAt the present time the best in England in Thierry Henry ... and in Europe ...Ronaldinho without a doubt.
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the most underrated player is probably Marvin Harrison. He gets no hype like TO but is really good.
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its got to be Walter Payton a.k.a sweetness, the way he ran the ball with power and finess he never ran out of bounds always right at the DB. not only was he a great athlete but he was a great man as well.
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REGGIE BUSH....players like him come around once every decade. He has the potential to take it all the way every touch.\n\nAlso, you can utilize him in so many ways: as RB,Split End, put him in motion out of the backfield, as KR and PR on SP
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At this day and age, Ronaldinho (barcelona,) but if you mean ever, there's no question at all that it's Pele. Actually, i think Pele is the most prized athlete period- in the history of any sport ever!!
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Taking everything in to consideration I would have to say Bobby Moore. Talent wise there have been better players but what made Moore special was his leadership. He had a way of getting the most out of his team-mates and without that England would not have won the '66 World Cup. You don't have to have the most talent to be the best player.
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By your question being who is the most dedicated not who had the most success, I would first have to add as the qb most dedicated in the past and it would be Jim Plunkett of Oakland. He was like a Joey Harrington type of guy who was drafted high but never had the success he knew he could achieve. Cut by the 49ers after years of trying to make him prove himself. He then was hired by Al Davis and the Raiders, he Went on to be a SB MVP, and won 2 SB's for Oakland. He was a good example of "why you should never quit". He never gave up on his talent, and goals eventhough the NFL (not including the Raiders) did. \n\nIn todays NFL I'll have to choose as the most dedicated not most talented. I choose QB Steve McNair, he Gets injured almost in every game and still shows up when sunday comes. He doesnt let injuries catch up to him, as far as, Not quitting on his team and even though he hasn't put alot of big time numbers, he is another example of not quitting and being dedicated to the sport.
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In my personal opinion,would say Pele.
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agree !!! rio ferdinand for me....he is nothing compared to his price tag and glamour...\n\ncarragher and terry is much much better than him...agger, dawson or maybe campbell are also good value for money.\n\nanother overated player for me is carrick....he is ok but no better than joey barton or nolan.
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Football - Joe Montana\nSoccer - Ronaldo
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SUPERB  !!!!!!!!!\n\ntalent + hardworking \n\nGreat player I have ever been seen..
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I would chose Mark Clayton.  It depends who they are playing. It seems that Mark Clayton is getting better and better.  2nd choice would be Greg Jennings