who is the all time hearts legend?
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It has to be the all time great John-Boy Robertson - a great goal scorer, a great player, and a great ambassador for the club.
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Rio Ferdinand of Manchester united. he broke the record when Beckham left Manchester united to join Real Madrid
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Maybe not as a legend, but he will definitely be remembered just like Oliver Kahn or Fabien Barthez.\n\nBut will he be considered as legendary as Yashin, Zoff or Schmeichel?  If he keeps doing as great as he is, then for sure.  But if not, I doubt it.
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Edson Arantes do Nascimento, Honorary KBE, (born October 23, 1940), nicknamed Pelé (pron. IPA /pɛ.'lɛ/), is a former Brazilian soccer player widely regarded by most experts and fans alike to be the finest player the world has ever seen.
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Aryton Senna !!!!!!!!!!!!! No one else compares to him. If he had not died, MIchael Shumacher would be nothing.
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Name : Dino Zoff\nDate of Birth: 28 February 1942\nBirthplace: Friuli, Italy\nHe was a legend precisely because of his achievements as a player: including 112 Italy caps spanning three FIFA World Cups; and an international football record of 1142 minutes without conceding a goal.\n " ZENGA - Spiderman il est ok" but i prefered the legend Dino Zoff
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THOSE WHO WERE THE PIONEERS IN GAME, RATED AS LEGENDS.
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Pele is the greatest of all time.
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chilavert from paraguay. thank god he has retired or england would have to mark him also.
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ronaldinho, eto'o, messi, thierry henry,andriy shevchenko, pavel nedved
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Jack 'Captain Blood' Dyer.  A true hard man.  Played for the Tigers in the 50's and 60's.  Or Ted Whitten from the Bulldogs, another legend.
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I would go with Pele, Ronaldo and Ronaldinho. Each a star of his own era. \n\nAll 3 are legends. \n\nI'm a fan of Brasil Team.\n\nThey won today's game agains Croatia 1-0. It was a tough game.
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I feel sorry for some of the Hearts players who have to put up with that prick Romanov!! As for Aberdeen fans.... Isn't scotslad one of that mob? Enough said, that guy is a poof!!!!
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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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zinedane zidane-france\ndavid beckham-england\noliver kahn-germany\nfranz beckenbauer-germany\nmichel platini-france\nsissi-france\njust to name a few
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its suppose to be Ronaldinho.. In my opinion it could be Frank Lampard (England) or Pavel Nedved (Czech Republic)
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Currently it would have to be Thierry Henry\nBut of all time without a doubt Pele