Your most liked Footballer

As a kid Johan Cruyff.
Currently has to be Messi.
Always had a lot of man love for Becks!!

bellz2002 said:

David Beckham. Just seems like a decent bloke and family man (disregarding the alleged incident with Ms Loos). Does lots of charity work and has / is great ambassador for our footballing nation IMO.

Probably someone else equally deserving who I've met and completely forgotten about. But also shout out to Le Tiss for same reasons as someone has said - one club man, genius footballer and seems decent chap too.

sorry but no TRUE family man does what he did even if you wife is a complete bell end

ForeverAddickted said:

Okay bit of a twist... Who is your favourite Charlton player under the Roland era?

It has to be one of the foreign signings (yet Hendo / Watt not included as again they'd be obvious choices)

For me has to be Astrid Ajdarevic for the taxi driver video he did along with Jorge Teixeira... Really like his attitude since joining and is a promising sign of the player that Riga could sign if we can stay up

Ben Haim was awesome for most of his time here. Tailed off towards the end. Despite recent loss of form, JBG is a quality player

ForeverAddickted said:

Okay bit of a twist... Who is your favourite Charlton player under the Roland era?

It has to be one of the foreign signings (yet Hendo / Watt not included as again they'd be obvious choices)

For me has to be Astrid Ajdarevic for the taxi driver video he did along with Jorge Teixeira... Really like his attitude since joining and is a promising sign of the player that Riga could sign if we can stay up

Andre Bikey, solid.

i_b_b_o_r_g said:

A player that I have always liked, is Gary Mabbutt. Ain't sure why, maybe because he done so well getting to where he did with type 1 diabetes from a young age

My parents bought me his book when I was diagnosed with it at 15 to try and help me come to terms with it. Met him at a do once and he was a really nice guy. I believe that Alan Kernaghan and Danny McGrain (the old Celtic left back) had it too). In his book he told the story of when he played at Everton not long after he has been diagnosed. Someone form the crowd threw a bag of sweets at him and shouted "eat those you spastic"

Petr Cech. Great example for kids, and can speak to them in 5 languages

Ian Taylor at Villa. Solid midfielder, staunch loyal servant to his club and always seemed a decent, unassuming chap in interviews.

Troy Deeney. Met him once, absolute gentleman. Had my son with me and he really took the time out to chat to him. I know he had a bit of a checkered youth, but he's obviously turned that around because you'd struggle to meet an nicer more genuine bloke. Glad he's doing so well in the prem now with Watford and hope he gets an England call up soon. Although we're strong in the striker department at the moment so can't see it for the foreseeable.

ricky_otto said:

AddickUpNorth said:

Ian Taylor at Villa. Solid defender Midfielder staunch loyal servant to his club and always seemed a decent, unassuming chap in interviews.

Either way, fucking Ian Taylor! I liked him.

I can't speak of the man because I never met him, but in terms of pure footballing ability, the player I like the most out of all those I've seen live is George Best.

ForeverAddickted said:

Okay bit of a twist... Who is your favourite Charlton player under the Roland era?

It has to be one of the foreign signings (yet Hendo / Watt not included as again they'd be obvious choices)

For me has to be Astrid Ajdarevic for the taxi driver video he did along with Jorge Teixeira... Really like his attitude since joining and is a promising sign of the player that Riga could sign if we can stay up

It's got to be Johann for me. I think he's a really gifted player, despite the fact that he seems to be falling into scapegoat territory (yes some of his corners are rubbish, but some aren't). He's more two footed than he's given credit for sometimes, and from what I've seen he tracks back and covers his fullback. He's played a lot of matches in the last year between Charlton and Iceland, I really hope he still has something in him for the Euros. The Championship is not a friendly league to an attacking winger who usually plays in a 4-4-2 and has to pick the ball up in midfield, but credit to him he seems to have adapted pretty well. Comes across as well spoken and down to earth in interviews.

Fancis Coquelin would be the other one. I got to see him play twice when he was here. Clearly a cut above. In the pub after we'd all really hoped Arsene had forgotten about him because he was out of contract in the summer and maybe, just maybe, he'd want to stay....

Lastly, Alou Diarra. He's just class.

Kishishev. No contest.

Oops; \|Edit.

Gazza