Who is the best manly sea eagles player of all time?
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BOB FULTON IMMORTAL  20 TESTS  12  TRIES  4 FIELD GOALS  40 POINTS Bozo Fulton was an amazing talent.  Playing originally with Wollongong Wests where he won a reserve grade title, Fulton went on to have a long career as an Australian player and coach.  He racked up an array of achievements in both fields for Manly and Australia, especially being largely responsible for Manly's first premiership in 1972, ending up as leading pointscorer including 2 tries in the gf against Cronulla.  His career was brilliant from start to finish, a true giant of the game.  He spent most of his club life with the Sea Eagles with 3 seasons at Easts who he coached to the grand final in 1980.  He later coached Manly to 2 premierships.
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Lev Yashin\nCarlos Alberto        Baresi        Beckenbaur           Maldini\n\nDuncan Edwards            Di Stefano                         Puskas\n\nGeorge Best                   Pele                                  Maradonna\n\nSubs. Cruyff, Bobby Moore, Eusebio,  Pat Jennings, Bobby Charlton
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rahul dravid .\n\n\nbecause he is a player who has takan india out of trobles a thosand times.\n\niif  u talk about 5 years from now\n\n\ni will say michael hussey .\n\nhmichael hussey is one of the best younngsters in international cricket
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Georgie Best\nFerenc Puskas\nJimmy Greaves
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I think the best player of all time is Ronaldinho. Why? because he is very very talented and he scores a lot of goals also he doesn't keep the ball with him too long he passes it in the perfect place and time. another thing is that he uses his talents when he plays not like the other players who do some techniques only in the practice time not in the real matches.
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PLAYERS\n\nAndy Goram\nDanny McGrain\nBilly McNeill\nTommy Gemmell\nBobby Murdoch\nJohn Greig\nPat Stanton\nKenny Dalglish\nHenrik Larsson\nJoe Baker\n\nMANAGER\n\nJock Stein\n\nBEST TEAM (AS OPPOSED TO 11 BEST PLAYERS)\n\nLisbon Lions (European Cup Winners 1967)
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As of a fortnight ago, the Dally M points tally stood at:\n\n14 - Johnathan Thurston\n14 - Cameron Smith\n13 - Ben Kennedy\n10 - Danny Buderus\n10 - Darren Lockyer\n9 - Adam Dykes\n9 - Greg Inglis\n8 - Mark Gasnier\n8 - Willie Mason\n8 - Lance Thompson\n\nOn this, it would take a real surge of form for Andrew Johns to win it especially as Danny Buderus could also take points from him. I would say that the frontrunners will come from among this group. \n\nAs a Seaeagles fan, I would like to see Ben Kennedy win it because he has been so good for us since he joined. It is also his last year in the competition. It would be good if we could send him and Steve Menzies off on a winning note but that is a long way down the track yet.
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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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shaun alexander\n\nand \n\ntiki barber
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Best: Ronaldinho... as he goes for beatiful game\n\nsecond best: Lampard, Pirlo, Gerrard, 30 something yrs ols Zizou
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I'd say Steve Claridge who has played in all divisions in England
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As a New Zealander there are a lot of great rugby players, both in union and league.  David Campese was my favourite.  I remember him when in 1982 he beat our best winger, Stu Wilson, at that time I thought Stu Wilson was the best winger ever.  Ever since then I always thought he was great, he may have had a few defficiencies but that does not negate his skills.  Even when he knocked us out of the World Cup in 1991, I can still remember a year later the All Blacks were saying they have no fear of him he's just one player in a very talented team.  David Campese gets the ball and you see 15 All Blacks panic.  His skills are legendary.  I am not saying he's the best Australian rugby player but I like him.
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I don't know best Aussie player (dead/alive), but I do know John Aloisi, whose last goal in tiebreaker sailed Australia past to their dreamland in Germany. I still remember his wild celebration after scoring that goal.
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NO DOUBT. Ricky Ponting.
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None other than pete sampras. he ws the best of best player in history of tennis. highest number of grandslam singles winner... My vote is for pete sampras
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Platini\nzidan\nmatius\nmikhael laudrup\nPaulo Rossi
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Desmond Mason of course. His dunks are super powerful. Sure Tony allen has shown us some stuff worth recognizing but there's no way you can compare him to Mason.