Love him or hate him you cannot but admire what Paolo Di Canio gave the game.

Dubbed as one of the best ever Premier League goals, just sit back and watch Di Canio unload against Wimbledon.

By far Di Canio’s best goal in his whole career, great cross too

Ronaldo known in the past as CR7 now CR9 is one of the most complete football players ever to have walked the earth.

Comes loaded bags of skill, a trademark free kick that has travels up to 80mph and sprint speed which clocks 100 metres in around 11 seconds.

His silky skills and pace caught the attention of Alex Ferguson, who signed him for £12.24 million back in 2003 and soon became a big hit. Between 2003–2009 in 196 appearances he scored 84 times for manchester united

It was no surprise in 2009  Madrid came knocking on he door and offered a massive £80 million transfer deal and so far its money well spent. Since 2009 and this is an extraordinary stat Cristiano has scored 112 goals in 101 appearances.

Some more stats he holds including most goals scored in a season , most goals scored in a season in La Liga, most goals scored per minute in La Liga, first top European league player to reach 40 goals in a single season in two consecutive years.

He also scored the fastest 100 goals in La Liga history, 101 goals in 92 games around 1.1 goals a game.

Put is this way, it took Raúl 216 games, Eto’o 207 games and the great Brazilian Ronaldo 134 games to accomplish the same.

Ronaldo was the first player to win all four main PFA and FWA awards, doing so in 2007. In 2008, Ronaldo won the Ballon d’Or. He placed second in the Ballon d’Or in 2007, 2009, and 2011.In 2008, he won three of the four main PFA and FWA trophies and was named the FIFPro Player of the Year and the FIFA World Player of the Year.

What makes him the most complete footballer of all time? So he runs a lot, and shoots a lot and scores a lot, but so do a number of players. The difference is his excellence across a wide variety of attributes.

Most people will agree Messi is numero uno in the world today, and even possibly of all time, maybe next season he might take the glory?

Many will never forget that enthralling encounter back in 2006 when Grosso and Alessandro del Piero took Italy into the World Cup final.

An absorbing semi-final seemed set for penalties but 15 minutes of pure excitement will live long in the memory.

Let’s hope we get a repeat of that 2006 classic tonight as Italy and Germany meet again for a place in the Euro 2012 final.

Check out the best moments from 2006 below, extraordinary end .

Best Moments

Just the Goals

As Tottenham and Arsenal prepare to lock in battle this weekend we take a look back the most memorable league clash ever between the pair back in 2004.

Naybet puts the Spurs 1-0 up before Henry hit back for Arsenal just before half time. The game explodes in the second half when Lauren scores from the spot, then Patrick Vieira puts the gunners 1-3 up.

Defoe pulls a stunning strike back to make it 2-3 before Freddie Ljungberg makes it 2-4 with the help of a young Cesc Fabregas. Ledley King headed home to make it 3-4 before Robert Pires netted a fifth for the visitors, but there was still time for another goal, with Kanoute notching a fourth for Spurs

Who knows what will happen Sunday for the 170th time, maybe a 4-4 draw?

This will go down as one of the best ever seen

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