Top10 - Number 7: Gary Neville

Stats for Utd: 7 goals in 602 games

Honours with Utd: 8 Premier League titles, 3 FA Cups, 3 FA Community Shields, 2 League Cups, 2 Champions League trophies, 1 Intercontinental Cup and 1 Fifa Club World Cup

Why: Arguably the greatest English right-back ever to play football. Neville had everything you need to play at the top, and that is exactly what he did for the entirety of his career. His passion for United was incredible and it fuelled his fire to help the club to numerous silverware. United have struggled to secure the right-back berth since his departure, but young Brazilian Raphael is seemingly starting to fill his potential.

He has gone on to be one of the top pundits on our screens and is also part of Roy Hodgson's England coaching team, because of his expertise and experience in the game. 

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Top10 - Number 8: Eric Cantona

Stats for Utd: 82 goals in 185 games

Honours with Utd: 4 Premier League titles, 3 Community Shields and 2 FA Cups

Why: There were a few dubious United followers when Cantona made the switch from the club's rivals from Yorkshire; Leeds. He soon became one of the biggest names in European football as a result of his delightful, delicate pieces of skill, his aggression off the ball and the bucket-load of French arrogance that pumps out of him.

His displays in the famous number 7 shirt at United earned him the nickname 'King Eric' and his name is still bellowed out across all 4 stands at the Theatre of Dreams.

He has since moved into acting, but the less said about that the better. Here is a clip of the magician in him element. 

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Top10 - Number 9: Denis Law

Stats for Utd: 237 goals in 404 games

Honours with Utd: 1 FA Cup, 2 First Division Titles and 1 European Cup

Why: Despite having two spells with Manchester rivals City, Law was, and still is, a United legend. His goalscoring record is magnificent and so is his attitude towards the club. He was entered into the English Football Hall of Fame in 2002 because of his impact on the game, and is still part of numerous media outlets in the country.

He is a man you can listen to for hours on end, sharing his experiences in the game. From his tales of his memories with the late George Best to his mishaps on the field, Denis Law is a admirable individual.

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Top10 - Number 10: Roy Keane

Stats for Utd: 51 goals in 480 games

Honours with Utd: 7 Premier League titles, 4 Community Shields, 4 FA Cups, 1 Champions League and 1 Intercontinental Cup

Why: The aggressive Irishman was one of the main players who instilled a winning mentality at United. He wore his heart on his sleeve and did everything in his powers to win even the smallest of battles. Keane's career was followed by controversy but he refused to let that shadow his talent.

He is the one man that you would die for to have captain your side. The burning desire to overcome any obstacle in his way is a huge factor to why Keane is so popular at Old Trafford.

There's only one Keano.

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Top10 - Number 1: John Terry

Stats for Chelsea: 50 goals in 556 games

Why: Captain, leader, legend, as the banner at the Bridge says. Despite the controversy that has followed him throughout his career, he has been a loyal servant to both club and country. His strength and prowess in the air, along with his management skills have seen him become the rock of Chelsea football Club.

There are few words that can describe the impact that the centre-back has had on Chelsea over the years, so here is a short clip to try and explain.

Honours with Chelsea: 5 FA Cups, 3 Premier Leagues, 2 League Cups, 2 Community Shields and 1 Champions League

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Top10- Number 2: Frank Lampard

 Stats for Chelsea: 130 goals in 197 games

Why: Lampard become the first player to score double figures in 10 consecutive Premier League seasons this week, which tells you how good the midfielder really is. Lampard is expected to be on his way out of Stamford Bridge come the end of the season despite his fine form this term.

His athletic runs from the middle of the pitch to the forward berth and his superb ability to strike a ball has allowed him to establish himself as one of the finest midfield players ever to grace the English topflight.

Honours with Chelsea: 4 FA Cups, 3 Premier Leagues, 2 League Cups, 2 Community Shields and 1 Champions League

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Top10 - Number 3: Peter Osgood

Stats for Chelsea: 148 goals in 369 games

Why:  Peter Osgood was an incredible player. He played with the swagger of a champion and was titled 'The King of Stamford Bridge' because of his admiral performances. Osgood sadly died as a result of a heart attack in 2006 but his memory lives on. There is a statue of Ossie standing outside Stamford Bridge, the place where he blessed his followers.

Honours with Chelsea: 1 League Cup, 1 FA Cup and 1 European Cup Winners' Cup

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Top10 - Number 4: Didier Drogba

Stats for Chelsea: 157 goals in 341 games

Why: When Didier Drogba strolled into London to join the Blues in 2004 no one could have envisaged what he would achieve for the club. He became a cult hero with the fans as a result of his potent and direct attacking style. He finished his Chelsea career with the spot-kick to hand them the elusive Champions League trophy that they were so desperate for.

Honours with Chelsea: 4 FA Cups, 3 Premier Leagues, 2 League Cups, 2 Community Shields and 1 Champions League

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Top10 - Number 5: Gianfranco Zola

Stats for Chelsea: 80 goals in 309 games

Why: The wee Italian is one of the greatest names ever to play in the blue of Chelsea. His elegance on the field complimented his skill and deft touch, but his awareness on the ball was something else. You knew when Zola picked up the ball something special was about to happen and he never disappointed.

Zola is now continuing his love for sexy football as manager with high-flying Watford towards the top of the Championship.

Honours with Chelsea: 2 FA Cups, 1 Charity Shield, 1 League Cup, 1 Uefa Cup Winners' Cup, 1 Uefa Super Cup

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Top10 - Number 6: Ron Harris

Stats for Chelsea: 14 goals in 795 games

Why: Ron 'Chopper' Harris was a defender for Chelsea during the 1960s and 1970s and was a tough old boot. He earned his nickname because of his unwillingness to contribute when stripping you of possession with a forceful challenge. Chopper is the defender that everyone desires in their backline and he has deservedly secured his place in the history of the club.

Honours with Chelsea: 1 European Cup Winners' Cup, 1 FA Cup, and 1 League Cup

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