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Have Your Say: Who Has Been The Best English Player In The Premier League Over The Past Year?
Goal.com UK wants to hear your opinion...
08-Mar-2010 11:06:00 PM
In association with Castrol Rankings, Goal.com invites the readers to have their say on the current state of English football.
The Premier League is widely recognised as one of - if not the - most entertaining league in world football. And with global superstars like Cesc Fabregas, Didier Drogba and Fernando Torres, it is easy to see why.
However, with foreign talents often dominating line-ups, what effect is this having on homegrown players? Goal.com wants to hear your opinion on who the best performing English player might be.
Leave your comments underneath with your choice of most effective English player over the past year and we will reveal the results devised by Castrol Football on Friday.
- Goal.com
The Premier League is widely recognised as one of - if not the - most entertaining league in world football. And with global superstars like Cesc Fabregas, Didier Drogba and Fernando Torres, it is easy to see why.
However, with foreign talents often dominating line-ups, what effect is this having on homegrown players? Goal.com wants to hear your opinion on who the best performing English player might be.
Leave your comments underneath with your choice of most effective English player over the past year and we will reveal the results devised by Castrol Football on Friday.
- Goal.com
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