According to Manchester United legend http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Gary-Neville-c14447, Ryan Giggs has been the Premier League’s best player in the last two decades and can continue playing at the highest level going into his forties.
Rarely does one come across someone in the modern game that can influence games at the old age of 38, drift past defenders effortlessly and most importantly still have the desire to win despite gathering more silverware than any other player in British history.
That someone is http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Ryan-Giggs-c31985, who continues to push the limits of age and defy belief every time he steps on the fabled Old Trafford pitch, a ground which has been his home for more than twenty years.
From an ace winger to central midfield, his transition to suit his aging limbs has been inch perfect and the way he is able to dictate the tempo of game belies the fact that he was once a lethal attacker, whose only http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Job-c18684 was to create and score goals.
With his wand of a left foot, Giggs can ping passes, make tackles and owing to his versatility slot in any position which Sir http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Alex-c4752 Ferguson chooses for him.
Qualities such as these are perhaps witnessed once in a blue moon and Gary Neville claims that because of this, his friend and former teammate has been the Premier League’s best player since its inception.
“The best player in the history of the Premier League? It’s got to be Ryan Giggs, no question at all. He has constantly adapted his game. He went from being a flying winger in the early days to someone who could play off the front, to a central midfielder,
and even to left-back if required,” he said.
“He can play anywhere and that’s what really great players do: they adapt. Ryan is 38 years old, and he will contribute at the age of 42 if he wants to, the way his body is right now, the way his football is and the quality he still has.”
With the kind of phenomenal displays, the Welshman has churned out; it’s not surprising that Fergie has chosen to hand his most faithful servant another contract, meaning that Ryan Giggs will still be tearing you apart in 2012/2013.
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