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Did Paul Scholes play number 10?

Do Paul Scholes, Dennis Bergkamp and Philippe Coutinho make your top three? The number 10 role has been played by so many of the greats of the game it ma...

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Why did Eric Cantona get kicked?

On January 25, 1995, after being sent off in a league game at Crystal Palace, Cantona stunned the football world by assaulting a supporter as he walked o...

Can a goalkeeper score by throwing the ball?

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Which London football club has won the most trophies?

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Who inspired Neymar?

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When did Man Utd beat Chelsea 6?

Man Utd vs Chelsea (6-0) Dec 25, 1960 Match Preview and Stats | FootballCritic. How many times has Man U beaten Chelsea? The head-to-head record between ...

Is Messi midfielder?

Lionel Messi Lionel Messi is interchangeable as an attacking midfielder or forward and is one of the finest players to ever pull on a football shirt. Mes...

Is being a goalkeeper fun?

It's not always fun being a goalkeeper. It's the most challenging, isolated, unforgiving, position on the pitch. Football's a game that re...

How many penalties did Yashin save?

According to FIFA, Yashin saved over 150 penalty kicks in professional football – more than any other goalkeeper. He also kept over 270 clean sheets in h...

Who has the best weak foot in football history?

#1 Cristiano Ronaldo When we talk about the most potent attackers with the best weak-foot ability in world football right now, there's certainly no ...