Now he announces that!
I'd seen it, to be fair.
Footballuser.com is incredibly simple to use, mate.
I know you asked for a PM, but thought it might be useful for everyone - I'm more helpful than Jayvin, you see!
Man United Legends Fantasy Tournament
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
Now he announces that!
I'd seen it, to be fair.
Footballuser.com is incredibly simple to use, mate.
I know you asked for a PM, but thought it might be useful for everyone - I'm more helpful than Jayvin, you see!
David Gaskell - became the youngest player to ever play for United when he played in the 1956 Charity Shield at 16 years of age!
John O'shea - Mr Reliable/Versatile. Provider of some magic moments in his time at United in which he accumulated almost 400 appearances for United.
Gary Pallister - One of the best centre backs Fergie has had in his time at United. Quick, strong and can also play a bit.
Kevin Moran - Over 200 caps for United, 70 for Ireland and was also capable of chipping in at the other end. With 21 goals for United
Roger Byrne - Captain of the famous Busy Babes. 280 caps for United.
Jesper Olsen - Providing the width on the left hand side is Jesper Olsen, with over 150 caps for United and 40 for his country.
Ray Wilkins - staying on his feet in midfield is Ray Wilkins. 160 caps for United and Alongside Roy Keane, my midfield will not be bullied
Roy Keane - Not much needed to be said about Keano. The most influential central midfielder during the club's most successful era. Not a lot that Keane couldn't do very well
Andrei Kanchelskis - Width on the right hand side comes from the pacey Kanchelskis. Superb player for United during the start of the Premiership and scorer of a famous hat-trick against City
Mark Hughes - Over 450 caps and 160 goals for United. One of the key men to propel United back to Domestic dominance at the start of the Premiership era.
Denis Law - United's 2nd top scorer of all time, the King.
You picked Gaskell, remember Dan.
I think i'll probably line my team up like this:
Will finalise it when i wake up in the morning though, along with player profiles etc.
Will finalise it when i wake up in the morning though, along with player profiles etc.
Both Dan Nistelrooy and Jayvin have Ray Wood in goal!
He has 208 appearances, maybe we can share him.
He has 208 appearances, maybe we can share him.
In that case, everyone gets Ryan Giggs.
Now he announces that!
I'd seen it, to be fair.
Footballuser.com is incredibly simple to use, mate.
I know you asked for a PM, but thought it might be useful for everyone - I'm more helpful than Jayvin, you see!
He has used footballuser before. I reckon he is still in Japan and posting from his phone hence he asked for help - from my own experience, it is almost impossible to use footballuser from the phone, therefore I offered to help.
Hell no!
Schmeichel - Undoubtedly the greatest keeper United have had, and arguably one of the greatest ever. Quick off his line, agile and not scared to give the defence a bollocking. He had everything you could ask for in a keeper, and more. Also a goal threat, as Rotor Volgograd found out. Bonus points for having a dog in Coronation Street named after him, how many other keepers can say that?
Jaap Stam - The most expensive defender in football when he signed for United. Even without a defensive partner who was his equal or close to it, United still managed a good defence with Stam in it. Was unfortunatley sold to Lazio, far too early - even by Fergies eventual admission.
Brian Greenhoff - I'll admit, I've never seen him play as I'm too young. He was only known to me as his brother Jimmy also played for United. Partnered Martin Buchan in central defence, most famously in the 1977 FA Cup final, denying Liverpool The Treble (the actual treble that time around).
Shay Brennan - A full back for United playing through the under Sir Matt Busby from 1957 to 1970. Made 359 appearances for United and scoring six goals. Won two league title during his time, and also the European Cup of 1968.
Arthur Albiston - Another full back who made 485 appearances from 1974 to 1988 scoring six goals. He helped win three FA Cups along the way, and promotion from the second division.
Norman Whiteside - A career cut cruelly short by injury at the age of 26, by which time he'd already left Old Trafford by two years. Became our youngest debutant at the age of sixteen. Something which had not happened since another legend by the name of Duncan Edwards took to the pitch almost thirty years before. He also became the clubs youngest ever goalscorer by the end of that season. Most memorable about Whiteside was his goal in the 1985 FA Cup final, his consistently great performances against Liverpool and Everton and his goal in the 1983 FA Cup final, setting another record as the youngest player to score in the FA Cup final. No occasion was too big for Norman, and I doubt this one will be either.
Lou Macari - Made over 400 appearances from 1973 to 1984 scoring 98 goals. Also gave his name to, or at least owns a chippy near Old Trafford. Which I've heard isn't very nice.
Willie Morgan - Spent seven years at United, from 1968 to 1975 making 296 appearances - which is more than the likes of Ronaldo, Vidic or Ruud have managed. A bit unfortunate for Morgan that he would have been constantly in the shadow of George Best, and later Steve Coppell. Also has a song named after him, the inspired 'Willie Morgan on the Wing'.
Sammy McIlroy - 20th on the all time appearances list with 419 appearances and 74 goals. Notable for being the last of the Busby Babes, and drawing early comparisons to George Best. Although he was right footed, his best position seemed to be on the left of midfield.
Andrew Cole - One half of on of the greatest strike partnerships that this club has seen. 275 games and 121 goals puts Andrew 17th on the all time goalscoring list. As for the Premier league, he's second only to Alan Shearer having taken only one penalty.
Dwight Yorke - The other half of that strike partnership, Yorke scored 64 goals in 151 games, 30 of those goals coming in the treble winning season. Had what has been described as a telepathic understanding with Andrew Cole, as witnessed in the Nou Camp in 1998.
Lee Martin - Scorer of the goal that reportedly saved Fergies career, although that is often denied by Bobby Charlton. Only made over 100 appearances for United and only spent one season as a regular in the team. To score an FA Cup winning goal isn't bad though, and give Fergie his first of many trophies.
Tactics. I've selected Lou Macari in central midfield as he was a goal scoring midfielder, along side Norman Whiteside who chipped in with plenty of goals too. With Whiteside being the aggresive type, and Macari being full of energy, I wouldn't expect them to make it easy for any opposition player in the middle of the pitch. In the great United tradition though, their role would also consist of getting the ball out to the wings. In Sammy McIlroy and Willie Morgan there are two talented wingers who can hopefully get as many balls into the box for Yorke and Cole to get onto. Although Yorke and Cole don't really rely on others to create chances for them as they were quite capable of doing that for each other. Stam's pace and strength at the back would be a good enough match for any opposition forward, and even of they did beat him, they would have the Great Dane to get past. I would have my full backs support the wingers but not in the Evra-Rafael sense where they all but abandon defending.
All changed - apologies for cheating
FAO all managers, Matchday 2 will kick off later this afternoon. If there any updates to your line-ups/tactics/player profiles, please post in this thread or PM me by 1500 hrs. If there are no updates, I will assume that you are using the same line-up and tactics from Matchday 1. Thank you.
Matchday 1 has concluded. A big thank you to all the voters. Without you playing the decisive role of a jury, the tournament would not be what it is. Your verdicts have been tallied and here are the updated tables.
Group A
Cling Bak 3 pts
Polaroid 3 pts
Crustaniod 0 pts
Narnar 0 pts
Group B
DanNistelrooy 3 pts
Cal? 3 pts
Jayvin 0 pts
Ralaks 0 pts
Group A
Cling Bak 3 pts
Polaroid 3 pts
Crustaniod 0 pts
Narnar 0 pts
Group B
DanNistelrooy 3 pts
Cal? 3 pts
Jayvin 0 pts
Ralaks 0 pts
Matchday 2 coming up later today around 1500 hrs
Group A match 1: Crustanoid vs Cling Bak
Group A match 2: Polaroid vs Narnar
Group B match 1: DanNistelrooy vs Jayvin
Group B match 2: Ralaks vs Cal?
Group A match 1: Crustanoid vs Cling Bak
Group A match 2: Polaroid vs Narnar
Group B match 1: DanNistelrooy vs Jayvin
Group B match 2: Ralaks vs Cal?
Line up for next match:
TACTICS/PLAYSTYLE:
4-3-3. Ince and Butt getting stuck in, winning tackles and giving the opposition no time on the ball, Giles attempting to control the game, playing passes through to Pegg and Best who will exploit the space created by Tommy Taylor.
PLAYER PROFILES:
Ray Wood:
Three time England international and title winning goalkeeper.
Lost his place to Harry Gregg after the Northern Irishman transferred in for a world record fee for a goalkeeper, but with 208 appearences for Manchester United, a great servant to the club.
Tony Dunne:
Solid and dependable left-back. 535 appearences for United in more than a decade with the Red Devils.
His honours with the club include an FA Cup win in 1963, title wins in 65 and 67 and the 1968 European Cup.
Wes Brown:
Versatile and athletic centre-back and United youth product who was a part of the treble team after making his senior debut in 1998. Sir Alex Ferguson said of Brown "without question [he is] the best natural defender this club has had for years".
Despite regular injury problems, Brown managed over 360 apperances for United in a career which included 2 Champions League wins, an FA Cup win and numerous league titles.
Rio Ferdinand:
One of the best central defenders in the world at his peak, Ferdinand is a composed, intelligent reader of the game who combines blistering pace with brilliant positional sense.
Over 380 appearences (and counting!) for United in a 10 year spell which included captaining United to the Champions League title in 2008, with Ferdinand imperious on the road to the final.
Gary Neville:
Fiercley loyal and competitive right-back, a superb crosser of the ball and a player with endless stamina.
First choice for both Manchester United and England for over 10 years, Neville came through the youth system at United, going on to make 602 appearences and serving as captain for 5 years in a trophy laden career which included the 1999 treble.
Paul Ince:
United's key midfielder in the early 90's and part of the legendary double winning team of 1994. Ince was a tenacious and tough tackling midfield general with a powerful shot and the ability to play a pass.
During his 281 appearences for United he formed partnerships with numerous midfielders including Mike Phelan, Brian McClair and Roy Keane, always performing well and collecting winners medals in the FA Cup, Premier League and European Cup Winners' Cup along the way.
Nicky Butt:
Solid and reliable defensive midfielder with a penchant for scoring crucial goals. Made his first-team debut in 1992 and went on to play 386 times for the club.
Part of the treble winning side in 1999, Butt was often understudy to players such as Roy Keane and Paul Scholes, though he did his job admirably when called upon, playing the full 90 minutes in the 99 CL final triumph, as well as collecting 6 Premier League titles and 3 FA Cup winner's medals.
Johnny Giles:
A tough but skillful midfielder capable of running a match, Giles spent 6 years with Manchester United, making 115 appearences and playing a crucial role in winning the FA Cup in 1963.
Voted by the FAI as the Republic of Ireland's greatest player of the last 50 years, Sir Matt Busby said of Giles: "Selling him to Leeds, not seeing his potential as a midfield player, was my greatest mistake in football".
David Pegg:
Prodigious left-wing talent who made his debut as a 17 year old in the 1952/53 season, a graceful ball-playing winger and accurate crosser of the ball, Pegg formed a lethal partnership with Tommy Taylor.
Seen by many as the natural replacement for the legendary Tom Finney in the England setup, at the age of 22 Pegg had played 150 games for Manchester United, scoring 28 goals as well as appearing once for England.
George Best:
One of the most talented players to ever pull on the red shirt, combining perfect balance, blistering pace and an eye for goal, George Best had it all.
As a part of United's famed Holy Trinity, Best propelled the club to it's first European triumph, scoring as United beat Benfica 4-1 at Wembley. He was also named Football Writer's Player of the Year and European Footballer of the Year as well as scoring a dazzling 179 goals in 470 appearences for the club.
Tommy Taylor:
Prolific striker signed from Barnsley for £29,999 in 1953. Taylor scored twice on his Man Utd debut as a 21 year old, scoring seven goals in 11 games in total in his first season with the club.
Led United to league title triumphs in 1955/56 and 56/57, as well as scoring in the 1957 FA Cup final, which United lost.
A striker of great quality, Taylor scored 131 goals in 191 games for Manchester United, as well as netting 16 times in just 19 England appearences.
SUBSTITUTE:
Brian Kidd:
United youth product and a natural finisher, Kidd scored 70 goals in 266 appearences for the club, including a goal in the 1968 European Cup final. Following his playing career, Kidd moved on to coaching roles, returing to United in 1988 where he eventually became assisstant to Alex Ferguson and played a pivotal role in the development of 'Fergie's Fledglings'.
TACTICS/PLAYSTYLE:
4-3-3. Ince and Butt getting stuck in, winning tackles and giving the opposition no time on the ball, Giles attempting to control the game, playing passes through to Pegg and Best who will exploit the space created by Tommy Taylor.
PLAYER PROFILES:
Ray Wood:
Three time England international and title winning goalkeeper.
Lost his place to Harry Gregg after the Northern Irishman transferred in for a world record fee for a goalkeeper, but with 208 appearences for Manchester United, a great servant to the club.
Tony Dunne:
Solid and dependable left-back. 535 appearences for United in more than a decade with the Red Devils.
His honours with the club include an FA Cup win in 1963, title wins in 65 and 67 and the 1968 European Cup.
Wes Brown:
Versatile and athletic centre-back and United youth product who was a part of the treble team after making his senior debut in 1998. Sir Alex Ferguson said of Brown "without question [he is] the best natural defender this club has had for years".
Despite regular injury problems, Brown managed over 360 apperances for United in a career which included 2 Champions League wins, an FA Cup win and numerous league titles.
Rio Ferdinand:
One of the best central defenders in the world at his peak, Ferdinand is a composed, intelligent reader of the game who combines blistering pace with brilliant positional sense.
Over 380 appearences (and counting!) for United in a 10 year spell which included captaining United to the Champions League title in 2008, with Ferdinand imperious on the road to the final.
Gary Neville:
Fiercley loyal and competitive right-back, a superb crosser of the ball and a player with endless stamina.
First choice for both Manchester United and England for over 10 years, Neville came through the youth system at United, going on to make 602 appearences and serving as captain for 5 years in a trophy laden career which included the 1999 treble.
Paul Ince:
United's key midfielder in the early 90's and part of the legendary double winning team of 1994. Ince was a tenacious and tough tackling midfield general with a powerful shot and the ability to play a pass.
During his 281 appearences for United he formed partnerships with numerous midfielders including Mike Phelan, Brian McClair and Roy Keane, always performing well and collecting winners medals in the FA Cup, Premier League and European Cup Winners' Cup along the way.
Nicky Butt:
Solid and reliable defensive midfielder with a penchant for scoring crucial goals. Made his first-team debut in 1992 and went on to play 386 times for the club.
Part of the treble winning side in 1999, Butt was often understudy to players such as Roy Keane and Paul Scholes, though he did his job admirably when called upon, playing the full 90 minutes in the 99 CL final triumph, as well as collecting 6 Premier League titles and 3 FA Cup winner's medals.
Johnny Giles:
A tough but skillful midfielder capable of running a match, Giles spent 6 years with Manchester United, making 115 appearences and playing a crucial role in winning the FA Cup in 1963.
Voted by the FAI as the Republic of Ireland's greatest player of the last 50 years, Sir Matt Busby said of Giles: "Selling him to Leeds, not seeing his potential as a midfield player, was my greatest mistake in football".
David Pegg:
Prodigious left-wing talent who made his debut as a 17 year old in the 1952/53 season, a graceful ball-playing winger and accurate crosser of the ball, Pegg formed a lethal partnership with Tommy Taylor.
Seen by many as the natural replacement for the legendary Tom Finney in the England setup, at the age of 22 Pegg had played 150 games for Manchester United, scoring 28 goals as well as appearing once for England.
George Best:
One of the most talented players to ever pull on the red shirt, combining perfect balance, blistering pace and an eye for goal, George Best had it all.
As a part of United's famed Holy Trinity, Best propelled the club to it's first European triumph, scoring as United beat Benfica 4-1 at Wembley. He was also named Football Writer's Player of the Year and European Footballer of the Year as well as scoring a dazzling 179 goals in 470 appearences for the club.
Tommy Taylor:
Prolific striker signed from Barnsley for £29,999 in 1953. Taylor scored twice on his Man Utd debut as a 21 year old, scoring seven goals in 11 games in total in his first season with the club.
Led United to league title triumphs in 1955/56 and 56/57, as well as scoring in the 1957 FA Cup final, which United lost.
A striker of great quality, Taylor scored 131 goals in 191 games for Manchester United, as well as netting 16 times in just 19 England appearences.
SUBSTITUTE:
Brian Kidd:
United youth product and a natural finisher, Kidd scored 70 goals in 266 appearences for the club, including a goal in the 1968 European Cup final. Following his playing career, Kidd moved on to coaching roles, returing to United in 1988 where he eventually became assisstant to Alex Ferguson and played a pivotal role in the development of 'Fergie's Fledglings'.
Matchday 2 has concluded. A big thank you to all the voters. Here are the updated tables.
Group A
Cling Bak 6 pts
Polaroid 6 pts
Crustaniod 0 pts
Narnar 0 pts
Group B
DanNistelrooy 6 pts
Cal? 6 pts
Jayvin 0 pts
Ralaks 0 pts
Matchday 3 tomorrow around 0900 hrs
Group A match 1: Crustanoid vs Narnar
Group A match 2: Polaroid vs Cling Bak
Group B match 1: DanNistelrooy vs Cal
Group B match 2: Ralaks vs Jayvin
If there any updates to line-ups/tactics/player profiles, please post in this thread or PM me by tomorrow 0830 hrs. If there are no updates, I will assume that the teams are using the same line-up and tactics that started Matchday 2.
Group A
Cling Bak 6 pts
Polaroid 6 pts
Crustaniod 0 pts
Narnar 0 pts
Group B
DanNistelrooy 6 pts
Cal? 6 pts
Jayvin 0 pts
Ralaks 0 pts
Matchday 3 tomorrow around 0900 hrs
Group A match 1: Crustanoid vs Narnar
Group A match 2: Polaroid vs Cling Bak
Group B match 1: DanNistelrooy vs Cal
Group B match 2: Ralaks vs Jayvin
If there any updates to line-ups/tactics/player profiles, please post in this thread or PM me by tomorrow 0830 hrs. If there are no updates, I will assume that the teams are using the same line-up and tactics that started Matchday 2.
Behold...
SUB: Djemba-Djemba
In all seriousness though, just my other formation/write up will do.
SUB: Djemba-Djemba
In all seriousness though, just my other formation/write up will do.
Secondary round of drafting will commence after conclusion of matchday 3. As stated in the OP, the drafting order of the 4 semi-finalists is reversed from that of the primary draft ie DanNistelrooy picks first, followed by Cling Bak, myself then Cal?. There will be 6 rounds of drafting ie 6 players added to each team. Time allowance per manager is extended from 4 to 6 hours as there are fewer teams now. Clock starts at 1200 hours today.
So the 4 semi-finalists get to pick any player from the eliminated teams?
Here's the list of eliminated team selections to help out if that's the case:
Narnar: 1. Peter Schmeichel, 2. Jaap Stam, 3. Norman Whiteside, 4.Y Dwight Yorke, 5. Andrew Cole, 6. Lou Macari, 7. Sammy McIlroy, 8. Arthur Albiston, 9. Shay Brennan, 10. Brian Greenhoff 11. Willie Morgan, 12. Lee Martin
Ralaks: 1. Eric Cantona, 2. Pat Crerand, 3. Denis Irwin, 4. Darren Fletcher, 5. Dennis Viollet 6. Lee Sharpe, 7. Ji-Sung Park, 8. Paul Parker, 9. Gordon McQueen 10. Jonny Evans 11. Fabien Barthez 12. Remi Moses
Jayvin: 1. George Best, 2. Paul Ince, 3. Rio Ferdinand, 4. Tommy Taylor, 5. Gary Neville 6. Nicky Butt 7. David Pegg 8. Wes Brown 9. Tony Dunne 10. Ray Wood 11. Brian Kidd 12. Johnny Giles
Crustanoid: 1. Bryan Robson, 2. Paul Scholes, 3. Martin Buchan, 4. Steve Bruce, 5. Steve Coppell, 6. Alex Stepney, 7. Jack Rowley, 8. Brian McClair, 9. Gordon Hill, 10. John Aston Snr, 11. Mike Duxbury 12. Joe Jordan
Here's the list of eliminated team selections to help out if that's the case:
Narnar: 1. Peter Schmeichel, 2. Jaap Stam, 3. Norman Whiteside, 4.Y Dwight Yorke, 5. Andrew Cole, 6. Lou Macari, 7. Sammy McIlroy, 8. Arthur Albiston, 9. Shay Brennan, 10. Brian Greenhoff 11. Willie Morgan, 12. Lee Martin
Ralaks: 1. Eric Cantona, 2. Pat Crerand, 3. Denis Irwin, 4. Darren Fletcher, 5. Dennis Viollet 6. Lee Sharpe, 7. Ji-Sung Park, 8. Paul Parker, 9. Gordon McQueen 10. Jonny Evans 11. Fabien Barthez 12. Remi Moses
Jayvin: 1. George Best, 2. Paul Ince, 3. Rio Ferdinand, 4. Tommy Taylor, 5. Gary Neville 6. Nicky Butt 7. David Pegg 8. Wes Brown 9. Tony Dunne 10. Ray Wood 11. Brian Kidd 12. Johnny Giles
Crustanoid: 1. Bryan Robson, 2. Paul Scholes, 3. Martin Buchan, 4. Steve Bruce, 5. Steve Coppell, 6. Alex Stepney, 7. Jack Rowley, 8. Brian McClair, 9. Gordon Hill, 10. John Aston Snr, 11. Mike Duxbury 12. Joe Jordan
What's the semi-final draw? It's probably been announced somewhere in this thread but i can't be bothered to find it.
Yes that is correct - the semi-finalists are free to pick from the common pool of players from the eliminated teams. This way, the luck of the draw in picking up players along the way is negated and everyone has a level playing field. Thank you for providing the list Jayvin.
Group A winner vs Group B runner-up
Group B winner vs Group A runner-up
After Matchday 3 is over, we will know the group winners and runner-ups
Ah, thought it would be something like that. This next phase of the competition should be interesting.
Is there any ruling about taking players from the other teams that didn't qualify? Or are we keeping the same teams?
Nah Dan, you pick players from the eliminated teams using a draft system like the one at the beginning of the tournament.
Ah okay, so I would pick from the eliminated teams from my Group, Ie you and Ralaks?
EDIT - I should really just read the thread shouldn't I...
EDIT - I should really just read the thread shouldn't I...
Okay, so if I'm first up, what does everyone think I should do.
Best for Olsen?
Robson for Wilkins? Schmeichel?
Best for Olsen?
Robson for Wilkins? Schmeichel?
Okay, so if I'm first up, what does everyone think I should do.
Best for Olsen?
Robson for Wilkins? Schmeichel?
Must admit I didn't really know much or anything about Gaskell when I saw his name.
Not sure how much importance is placed on keepers in this game.
Dan, you need to make your pick asap, more than 6 hours has passed since the clock started at 1200 hrs, technically speaking Cling Bak can pick now
Matchday 3 has concluded. A big thank you to all the voters. Here are the updated tables.
Group A
Polaroid 9 pts
Cling Bak 6 pts
Crustaniod 3 pts
Narnar 0 pts
Group B
DanNistelrooy 9 pts
Cal? 6 pts
Jayvin 3 pts
Ralaks 0 pts
Semi-final draw
Team Polaroid vs Team Cal?
Team DanNistelrooy vs Team Cling Bak
Semi-finals will kick off after the secondary draft is completed
Group A
Polaroid 9 pts
Cling Bak 6 pts
Crustaniod 3 pts
Narnar 0 pts
Group B
DanNistelrooy 9 pts
Cal? 6 pts
Jayvin 3 pts
Ralaks 0 pts
Semi-final draw
Team Polaroid vs Team Cal?
Team DanNistelrooy vs Team Cling Bak
Semi-finals will kick off after the secondary draft is completed
Paul. Scholes.
Need to stop over thinking, I'll pick our best ever player.
George Best
George Best
Eric Cantona
Paul Scholes
Polaroid's midfield just went from ridiculous to unbeatable.
Cal?: 1. Cristiano Ronaldo, 2. Wayne Rooney, 3. Nemanja Vidic, 4. Van der Sar, 5. Michael Carrick 6. Ronny Johnsen, 7. Anderson, 8. Phil Neville, 9. Henning Berg 10. Louis Saha, 11. Quinton Fortune, 12. Neil Webb
Polaroid: 1. Ryan Giggs, 2. Duncan Edwards, 3. David Beckham, 4. Paul McGrath, 5. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, 6. Patrice Evra, 7. Harry Gregg, 8. Johnny Carey, 9. Eddie Colman, 10. David Herd, 11. Allenby Chilton, 12. Stan Pearson, 13. Paul Scholes
Cling Bak: 1. Bobby Charlton, 2. RvN, 3. Bill Foulkes, 4. Nobby Stiles, 5. Luis Nani, 6. Teddy Sheringham, 7. Johnny Berry, 8. Gary Bailey, 9. David Sadler, 10. Noel Cantwell, 11. Jimmy Nicholl, 12. Dimitar Berbatov, 13. Eric Cantona
DanNistelrooy: 1. Denis Law, 2. Roy Keane, 3. Gary Pallister, 4. Mark Hughes, 5. Roger Byrne, 6. Andrei Kanchelskis, 7. John O'Shea, 8. Jesper Olsen 9. Ray Wilkins 10. Kevin Moran, 11. Gaskell 12. Stapleton, 13. George Best
Managers, please continue to update the overall list in future. The draft rule still applies - your pick is not valid until it is updated in the overall list of picks
Polaroid: 1. Ryan Giggs, 2. Duncan Edwards, 3. David Beckham, 4. Paul McGrath, 5. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, 6. Patrice Evra, 7. Harry Gregg, 8. Johnny Carey, 9. Eddie Colman, 10. David Herd, 11. Allenby Chilton, 12. Stan Pearson, 13. Paul Scholes
Cling Bak: 1. Bobby Charlton, 2. RvN, 3. Bill Foulkes, 4. Nobby Stiles, 5. Luis Nani, 6. Teddy Sheringham, 7. Johnny Berry, 8. Gary Bailey, 9. David Sadler, 10. Noel Cantwell, 11. Jimmy Nicholl, 12. Dimitar Berbatov, 13. Eric Cantona
DanNistelrooy: 1. Denis Law, 2. Roy Keane, 3. Gary Pallister, 4. Mark Hughes, 5. Roger Byrne, 6. Andrei Kanchelskis, 7. John O'Shea, 8. Jesper Olsen 9. Ray Wilkins 10. Kevin Moran, 11. Gaskell 12. Stapleton, 13. George Best
Managers, please continue to update the overall list in future. The draft rule still applies - your pick is not valid until it is updated in the overall list of picks
Looks like Cal? has around 20 minutes left to make his picks before the draft skips ahead to me
To give him more time, I will refrain from picking until the last few minutes of my 6 hours allowance
To give him more time, I will refrain from picking until the last few minutes of my 6 hours allowance
Cal?: 1. Cristiano Ronaldo, 2. Wayne Rooney, 3. Nemanja Vidic, 4. Van der Sar, 5. Michael Carrick 6. Ronny Johnsen, 7. Anderson, 8. Phil Neville, 9. Henning Berg 10. Louis Saha, 11. Quinton Fortune, 12. Neil Webb, 13. Bryan Robson, 14. Rio Ferdinand
Polaroid: 1. Ryan Giggs, 2. Duncan Edwards, 3. David Beckham, 4. Paul McGrath, 5. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, 6. Patrice Evra, 7. Harry Gregg, 8. Johnny Carey, 9. Eddie Colman, 10. David Herd, 11. Allenby Chilton, 12. Stan Pearson, 13. Paul Scholes
Cling Bak: 1. Bobby Charlton, 2. RvN, 3. Bill Foulkes, 4. Nobby Stiles, 5. Luis Nani, 6. Teddy Sheringham, 7. Johnny Berry, 8. Gary Bailey, 9. David Sadler, 10. Noel Cantwell, 11. Jimmy Nicholl, 12. Dimitar Berbatov, 13. Eric Cantona
DanNistelrooy: 1. Denis Law, 2. Roy Keane, 3. Gary Pallister, 4. Mark Hughes, 5. Roger Byrne, 6. Andrei Kanchelskis, 7. John O'Shea, 8. Jesper Olsen 9. Ray Wilkins 10. Kevin Moran, 11. Gaskell 12. Stapleton, 13. George Best
Polaroid: 1. Ryan Giggs, 2. Duncan Edwards, 3. David Beckham, 4. Paul McGrath, 5. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, 6. Patrice Evra, 7. Harry Gregg, 8. Johnny Carey, 9. Eddie Colman, 10. David Herd, 11. Allenby Chilton, 12. Stan Pearson, 13. Paul Scholes
Cling Bak: 1. Bobby Charlton, 2. RvN, 3. Bill Foulkes, 4. Nobby Stiles, 5. Luis Nani, 6. Teddy Sheringham, 7. Johnny Berry, 8. Gary Bailey, 9. David Sadler, 10. Noel Cantwell, 11. Jimmy Nicholl, 12. Dimitar Berbatov, 13. Eric Cantona
DanNistelrooy: 1. Denis Law, 2. Roy Keane, 3. Gary Pallister, 4. Mark Hughes, 5. Roger Byrne, 6. Andrei Kanchelskis, 7. John O'Shea, 8. Jesper Olsen 9. Ray Wilkins 10. Kevin Moran, 11. Gaskell 12. Stapleton, 13. George Best
Peter Schmeichel
Cal?: 1. Cristiano Ronaldo, 2. Wayne Rooney, 3. Nemanja Vidic, 4. Van der Sar, 5. Michael Carrick 6. Ronny Johnsen, 7. Anderson, 8. Phil Neville, 9. Henning Berg 10. Louis Saha, 11. Quinton Fortune, 12. Neil Webb, 13. Bryan Robson, 14. Rio Ferdinand
Polaroid: 1. Ryan Giggs, 2. Duncan Edwards, 3. David Beckham, 4. Paul McGrath, 5. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, 6. Patrice Evra, 7. Harry Gregg, 8. Johnny Carey, 9. Eddie Colman, 10. David Herd, 11. Allenby Chilton, 12. Stan Pearson, 13. Paul Scholes, 14. Peter Schmeichel
Cling Bak: 1. Bobby Charlton, 2. RvN, 3. Bill Foulkes, 4. Nobby Stiles, 5. Luis Nani, 6. Teddy Sheringham, 7. Johnny Berry, 8. Gary Bailey, 9. David Sadler, 10. Noel Cantwell, 11. Jimmy Nicholl, 12. Dimitar Berbatov, 13. Eric Cantona
DanNistelrooy: 1. Denis Law, 2. Roy Keane, 3. Gary Pallister, 4. Mark Hughes, 5. Roger Byrne, 6. Andrei Kanchelskis, 7. John O'Shea, 8. Jesper Olsen 9. Ray Wilkins 10. Kevin Moran, 11. Gaskell 12. Stapleton, 13. George Best
Polaroid: 1. Ryan Giggs, 2. Duncan Edwards, 3. David Beckham, 4. Paul McGrath, 5. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, 6. Patrice Evra, 7. Harry Gregg, 8. Johnny Carey, 9. Eddie Colman, 10. David Herd, 11. Allenby Chilton, 12. Stan Pearson, 13. Paul Scholes, 14. Peter Schmeichel
Cling Bak: 1. Bobby Charlton, 2. RvN, 3. Bill Foulkes, 4. Nobby Stiles, 5. Luis Nani, 6. Teddy Sheringham, 7. Johnny Berry, 8. Gary Bailey, 9. David Sadler, 10. Noel Cantwell, 11. Jimmy Nicholl, 12. Dimitar Berbatov, 13. Eric Cantona
DanNistelrooy: 1. Denis Law, 2. Roy Keane, 3. Gary Pallister, 4. Mark Hughes, 5. Roger Byrne, 6. Andrei Kanchelskis, 7. John O'Shea, 8. Jesper Olsen 9. Ray Wilkins 10. Kevin Moran, 11. Gaskell 12. Stapleton, 13. George Best
Cal?: 1. Cristiano Ronaldo, 2. Wayne Rooney, 3. Nemanja Vidic, 4. Van der Sar, 5. Michael Carrick 6. Ronny Johnsen, 7. Anderson, 8. Phil Neville, 9. Henning Berg 10. Louis Saha, 11. Quinton Fortune, 12. Neil Webb, 13. Bryan Robson, 14. Rio Ferdinand
Polaroid: 1. Ryan Giggs, 2. Duncan Edwards, 3. David Beckham, 4. Paul McGrath, 5. Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, 6. Patrice Evra, 7. Harry Gregg, 8. Johnny Carey, 9. Eddie Colman, 10. David Herd, 11. Allenby Chilton, 12. Stan Pearson, 13. Paul Scholes, 14. Peter Schmeichel
Cling Bak: 1. Bobby Charlton, 2. RvN, 3. Bill Foulkes, 4. Nobby Stiles, 5. Luis Nani, 6. Teddy Sheringham, 7. Johnny Berry, 8. Gary Bailey, 9. David Sadler, 10. Noel Cantwell, 11. Jimmy Nicholl, 12. Dimitar Berbatov, 13. Eric Cantona, 14. Denis Irwin
DanNistelrooy: 1. Denis Law, 2. Roy Keane, 3. Gary Pallister, 4. Mark Hughes, 5. Roger Byrne, 6. Andrei Kanchelskis, 7. John O'Shea, 8. Jesper Olsen 9. Ray Wilkins 10. Kevin Moran, 11. Gaskell 12. Stapleton, 13. George Best