“Favourite Premier League XI” is a more interesting and thought-provoking question IMO
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Van Der Sar
Pantsil - Hangeland - Ream - Finnan
Malbranque - Bouba Diop
Dempsey
Mitrovic - Berbatov - McBride
Classic big man, big man, big man front 3
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Knollsy
Jake Humphrey - Garth - Vincent Tan - Johnathan Wilkes
The cheese room - Keysey - Le Tissier - the horse puncher
Miguel Delaney - Andy’s tactics Truck
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“The Ream Team”
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Rickie Lambert has just manifested himself into your 11. Please update
Sub him in for Miguel
The team is managed by Paul Jewell’s sex tape
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You can do that one too if you like
Van der Sar
Walker
Carvalho
Stam
Cole
Vieira
De Bruyne
David Silva
Bergkamp
Shearer
Henry
(4-4-2 diamond)
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No thank you x
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Karius
Phil Jones
Winston Bogard
Mangala
Konchesky
Aquilani
Le Tallac
Rodwell
Bebe
Andy Carroll
Ali Dia
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two right backs is a bold choice
Son of Dirk?
Dunno rn but here’s my best tunnel interactions XI
Santi Cazorla.
Miklosko
Johnson
Ferdinand
Bilic
Dicks
Parker
Rice
Carrick
Cole
Di Canio
Payet
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Cech
Cole
Terry
Vidic
Walker
Kante
Lampard
De Bruyne
Bergkamp
Zola
Henry
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Schmeichel
Parker
Pallister
Irwin
Bruce
Sharpe and Ince (der diddly dee)
Hughes
McClair
Keane and Cantona
Robson, Kanchelskis and Giggs (dun dun dun)
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Would’ve known you’d be the sort to write a defence down left to right.
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As a sub-thread, I was thinking about what the most clutch XI (whatever you think of the term) would be from the Premier League era.
You’d absolutely have to have a Vardy, Drogba, Aguero front three I think.
scholes gets in too many of these lists for being the only player in england between like 1995 until his retirement who could control and pass a ball without looking like an animated soup ladle.
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