your most overhyped list in honestly the worst article i have ever read...please do us all a favor and never write about football again because you have no idea what you are talking about...about a third of the way through i just started laughing and only contnued on to see how much worse it was going to get

Just read your Most Over-Hyped Football Players in History.... better than cracked.com, thanks for the laughs! WIll read your articles in the future!!!

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Thanks for the props in your latest article Peter. Appreciate it.

haha yours is a valuable opinion and one the world should know of!

Hey Peter! What do you think man?

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1160121-is-cristiano-ronaldo-the-best-player-in-the-world

Hi Peter, just posted a slight correction to your article on Greatest footballers of all Time. It was a nicely written article (very informative), but I just wanted to correct the bit about the most decorated/greatest African Footballer. Thanks for sharing that great list and all the research done. Keep writing and sharing the information.

Such a shame !!! Saura Bhattacharjee asked his profile to be deleted from the site but B/R are still using his articles to gain more viewership...How low will this once great site go??

Great meeting you, Peter. You got a shout out in the B/R Blog!

http://blog.bleacherreport.com/

http://www.mehstg.com/faqs.htm

"The name Hotspur was chosen because of the fiery reputation of Shakespeare's Harry Hotspur, a character in his play "Henry IV Part 1". Harry was based on a 14th century ancestor called Sir Henry Percy of the aristocratic Northumberland family who owned large tracts of land in the Tottenham area in the 1880s and after whom the nearby Northumberland Avenue is named. The family were believed to have lived close to the ground in Percy House. Henry is reported to have been killed in battle in Shrewsbury in 1403."

There, now we both know why Tottenham are called Spurs.