What is the best attack trio in the world?(Clubs)

Real's trio the best? Maybe if Ronaldo stays healthy and ZiZI doesn't start showing his age.

 

How about waiting for these "trios" to even play ONE match together before making a claim like this

 

How can you leave out Giggs or Beckham from Man Utd?

Giggs is almost as good as Figo.

Beckham is also better than Veron.

It should be ranked on form. Arsenal's attack is lightning fast and spectacular, so I'd put them very high, above Bayern and Barcelona.

Real, Bayern and Milan's are pretty unproven.


AC Milan/Juventus second string above Liverpool is a joke right?

 

In your dreams....maybe hes almost as good when figo is playing bad(I.E world cup)

But when hes playing 100% hell blow giggs away....

 

Giggs is easily a match for Figo. If Giggs played for England he'd have been European or even World Player of the Year.

Figo would never have been world player of the year without playing for Portugal in Euro 2000.


Giggs - VanNistelrooy - Beckham

Only Real Madrid can match that.

 

Maybe our right.even though i doubt it........but there both damn good players its just that Figois better

 

I actually think Zidane is the best player in the world.

I wish Giggs played for England, he would have become great.

 

Thats ridiculous. You really are Mr. Premier League, you know.

 

Giggs is great. He might have had more medals had he played for England, but he wouldn't necessarily have been a better player. Look at George Weah. He played for Liberia, and no one questions the measure of his greatness.

Great players, cohesiveness, discipline and coaching make great teams, not the other way around.

 

No. Beyond Owen's speed, there's really nothing all that special that stands out about Liverpool's attack - and for that matter, there really isn't meant to be anything that stands out, either, considering that their success is built around a tight defensive system and well-reasoned tactics rather than any sort of superb attacking displays.

As for Ryan Giggs, I seriously doubt that playing for England would have made him a better player, per se. Given him a slightly higher profile, perhaps, but he doesn't really need one - he's certainly accomplished everything he could have dreamed of without it, hasn't he? That's like saying George Best could have been great if he didn't play for Northern Ireland. (You just wish Giggs played for England so the English wouldn't have been bellyaching about the left side 'problem' for so many years.) Since when has playing for a 'lesser' soccer nation hindered a player? It certainly didn't, as Auriaprottu said, hinder George Weah. Or Hristo Stoichkov. Or Hugo Sanchez, etc.

 

You obviously have not seen many Liverpool games.

AC Milan's FIRST STRING looked inferior against Liverpool pre season losing 2-1. Steven Gerrard tore them to bits.

As for Stoichkov, I don't recall Wales ever getting to the Semi finals of the WC............


Best and Weah still suffered not playing in the WC. They greatly regret it. They would have become even greater and more famous.

Maradona, Pele, Hagi, Baggio, Owen, etc etc etc were all made by the WC.

 

Greater and more famous? I think your problem is that you're confusing the two. How would have playing in the World Cup - a handful of games, possibly made them better players? Would it have given them better ball skill, finishing, speed, positional awareness? Certainly not.

 

Look at Maradona and Pele, 99% of footage is from the World Cup.

They become great because of performances at the World Cup.

George Best was possibly BETTER than Pele and Maradonna. Look how few people rate him as good as them because there is no World Cup footage or history.

George Best was not even voted best player at Man Utd because the generation today had no great footage of him at the World Cup.

 

Basing snap judgements based on one result, I see. And as for the first, do you know what the word 'fallacy' means?

 

Look, I can relate about Best - di Stefano never played in the World Cup, either, and he is quite possibly the greatest player in the history of the sport. But you aren't paying attention to a single word of what I'm trying to get across here. In whatever your definition of a 'great' player is, you seem to somehow be confusing fame and ability. Best, di Stefano, Weah, and Giggs would have played exactly the same on the field with or without the World Cup.

 

I think that Figo was a big part in Portugal's Euro success. Also, I think that Figo got this reward due to his club play.

P.S.
Personally I think that the only player worth anything on the MU squad IS Giggs and maybe Keane although Kean's style isn't a particularly atractive one; but effective nontheless.

 

No offence, but that is the funniest quote I've ever seen.

Scholes - Veron - Beckham - Keane - V.Nisteltrooy - Rio Ferdinand -Solskjaer

Van Nistelrooy = top scorer in the Champions League.


I'm not even a Man U fan, but you're crazy.