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Best team of the 21st century? Let's discuss.

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mistycrane7 mistycrane7 NewcomerOP
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Go ahead and add that one player you think is missing to your list, regardless of who I picked. Honestly, trying to narrow down the top 20 midfielders or forwards is a nightmare—someone always gets left out, and 30 would just be overkill. I was actually a bit surprised to see Oliver Kahn leading the vote. His absolute prime was back at the turn of the millennium when he basically carried the team through the Major League Soccer era and that silver medal run in Korea and Japan. After that, even though he was legendary, Bayern Munich didn't dominate the league quite as hard because they had to deal with a tough Werder Bremen and later VfB Stuttgart, not to mention the LP. Still, his presence in the net was unmatched; he had this insane authority and charisma. If you compare him to Manuel Neuer, Kahn was already a beast back when he was with Schalke 04. He deserves way more credit for the 2014 FIFA World Cup than people give him, despite that one mistake in the final. We're here to debate, but over there, they're just voting.
Scott Cooper9 Scott Cooper9 Newcomer
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Before his injury, Cech was truly in a league of his own among goalkeepers, wasn't he? Even while wearing that helmet and sitting out for months at a time, he managed to hold onto his records... though one has to wonder, if we didn't have a legendary striker like Van Nistelrooy leading the line, would those achievements even carry the same weight?
mistycrane7 mistycrane7 NewcomerOP
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Scott Cooper9 said:Before his injury, Cech was truly in a league of his own among goalkeepers, wasn't he? Even while wearing that helmet and sitting out for months at a time, he managed to hold onto his records... though one has to wonder, if we didn't have a legendary striker like Van Nistelrooy leading the line, would those achievements even carry the same weight?

Who is Ruud van Nistelrooy supposed to replace? Before the head injury, Čech was top tier. Even after the accident, I think people underrated him, despite the occasional blunder—like that match against Turkey during the Euros.

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