I think waddle is harsh, but on the right lines. He's in the top 100 sure, but couldn't say he led united to the title...other, better players did that.
Take off the last two 0s and I would agree. A ludicrous claim from the nearest person I can think of as an answer to AFKA's question.
I loved Waddle as a player, at his best he was a world beater. But he was also one of those woefully inconsistent wingers we seem to produce in perpetuity, and if you gave me a choice between Waddle and Beckham on the right it would be Beckham every time. Beckham brings more - and more consistently.
Take off the last two 0s and I would agree. A ludicrous claim from the nearest person I can think of as an answer to AFKA's question.
I loved Waddle as a player, at his best he was a world beater. But he was also one of those woefully inconsistent wingers we seem to produce in perpetuity, and if you gave me a choice between Waddle and Beckham on the right it would be Beckham every time. Beckham brings more - and more consistently.
I would pick Beckham as well. I meant Waddle is the closest English right winger within the last 30 years that I can think of.
How famous (rated as a player) would he have been if he looked like Peter Beardsley?
Former England winger Chris Waddle says David Beckham is not one of the top 1,000 players of the last 40 years. The ex-Manchester United midfielder is retiring at the end of the season. "I would say he has been a good player, I wouldn't put him down as a great," Waddle, 52, told BBC Radio 5 live. "You can go down a list of players from the Premier League or the 70s or 80s, whatever you want to do. I'll be honest, Beckham probably wouldn't be in the first 1,000."
As a Coach of young people over the years he is always the rile model I referred to re attitude, honesty and ability. Manlove him to bits and hope he stays involved in the game at a level other than 'ambassador'
As a Coach of young people over the years he is always the rile model I referred to re attitude, honesty and ability. Manlove him to bits and hope he stays involved in the game at a level other than 'ambassador'
I think that man love for Becks would be the same in every coach when it comes to giving the kids a role model, he's the complete package.
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Inconsistent for England, largely because of our rigidity but played brilliantly on many occasions, especially vs Germany in 1990 WCSF.