hesmanes

• 6:51am EDT - October 22nd, 2009
• 1

Mine would have to be George Best

I would give an explanation as to why but i really don't think it needs one.

Liverlegend

• 6:52am EDT - October 22nd, 2009
• 2

Ronaldinho, he may b past his best but everytime he gets the ball he always seems to have a different skill to fool u with and he has a great attitude for the game. I would have a Liverpool player but i would b too worried bout them getting injured.

bfd_josh | bfd_josh

• 6:53am EDT - October 22nd, 2009
• 3

 maradona, but not so much for a kick about, to teach me how to master the "hand of god" 

LfCpS3

• 6:55am EDT - October 22nd, 2009
• 4

for it would be a deam come true if i could play with either Steven gerrard or fernando torres.

both amazing players and would have an amazing time. 

(if i do win could i have PES 10 instead? i dont like fifa10 but beter than nothing though) 

wetfbbqchiken

• 6:59am EDT - October 22nd, 2009
• 5

 c. ronaldo... to break his legs :)

NASOLDIER0

• 7:02am EDT - October 22nd, 2009
• 6

Fernando torres to tell him that people are slowly questioning his sexuality.

tomqman

• 7:09am EDT - October 22nd, 2009
• 7

david beckham to tell him what i think of him and the sport

JonW18

• 7:13am EDT - October 22nd, 2009
• 8

It would have to be Steven Gerrard for me; undoubtably the best all rounder in the world today, maybe even throughout history, if i could have 10 minutes with him i think i'd improve myself as a footballer.

blu3pillr3dpill

• 7:19am EDT - October 22nd, 2009
• 9

Duncan Ferguson - Everton legend.

might not learn much in the way of football,  but will learn a few new ways to take an intruder down lol

welshfrankie

• 7:22am EDT - October 22nd, 2009
• 10

 Joe Ledley

AWAKE

• 7:24am EDT - October 22nd, 2009
• 11

 zizou cause i think zidane is the best player of all times

ash91 | AshSteHol

• 7:25am EDT - October 22nd, 2009
• 12

Ryan Giggs.

Scored in every Premiership season since it's inception, won 11 league titles, 2 Champions Leagues and is the highest capped Manchested United player ever,

melvinmilquetoast

• 7:26am EDT - October 22nd, 2009
• 13

 It would have to be Billy Bremner. He used to run his little legs off. My nan loved him, too.

nickjd331

• 7:28am EDT - October 22nd, 2009
• 14

 Alan Shearer, I like seeing him dive.

netherdragon

• 7:29am EDT - October 22nd, 2009
• 15

peter crouch - to see his apparently awsome touch and ball control first hand, + i can laugh at how lanky he is :P

Highflyer

• 7:29am EDT - October 22nd, 2009
• 16

Titus Bramble, just to see how many defensive mistakes I could force him to make.

gordo123

• 7:37am EDT - October 22nd, 2009
• 17

it would have to be Ashley Cole ,   to dicuss the finer points cheryl  :):):)  must be a tough life for that guy !!!   Keep it in your pants ASH !! 

MAJOR1234

• 7:38am EDT - October 22nd, 2009
• 18

Alan Shearer because im a huge NUFC fan and he was at the time the best striker in England

zebedee

• 7:45am EDT - October 22nd, 2009
• 19

I would pick peter crouch only because ive seen him on match of the day and I refuse to believe that he is a footballer; every thing about him lacks what a footballer should be and i want to see him play in person; i would ask him what is it about him that abbey clancy finds so attractive and if he was working in Tesco would she look twice. lol

stairhopper | stairhopper

• 7:48am EDT - October 22nd, 2009
• 20

mine would have to b thierry henry cos he is a legend an simply the best player in the premiere league in his time there and 2 also ask why did he leave a team that he loved so much to join a so called bigger team in barcalona where he hardly gets a game,he shouldve stayed  he was the man there an wiv barca he isnt due 2 the fact as they think that makin a team up of so called big players makes a team,then i would ask him 2come back to us as a coach an 2 learn from the very best coach in wenger so he would not only b a legend as a player but as a coach too