There will be a point where James Milner will cease to be a Premier League player and that is annoying. Thiago Silva leads these programmers.
We did the eleventh for the little ones So it was a mistake not to do otherwise. The same rules apply – it’s hard for them to appear in the Premier League this season, and time-ravaged attrition is always prioritized, unless it’s too goofy or far-fetched. You have to be careful reaching for things when you are as old as these kids.
The ages listed are for the most recent appearance.
Portero: Lukasz Fabianski (West Ham)
36 years, 4 months, 10 days
This is… a vaguely disappointing start, isn’t it? Certainly without offending Fabianski, the Premier League player for many years. It’s just that 36 is a precarious age that is not enough for a goalkeeper of the old category. He’s not even the oldest player on the team. And the following older goalkeepers are totally unacceptable: Kasper Schmeichel, Hugo Lloris and Vicente Guyata, all of whom are not yet 35 years old. These are the little pros.
Right-back: Seamus Coleman (Everton)
32 years, 10 months, 17 days
Ageless, right? child sideways. Linebacker works a lot these days. Difficult for an older boy. At least he’s been playing forever and he’s still one of the £ 60,000 most spent by a Premier League team that has surpassed 300 league appearances in the last 12 years.
Central defence: Thiago Silva (Chelsea)
36 years, 11 months, six days
This is more so. A misleading senior captain would join a defender who we believe would add the Premier League medal to Ligue 1, the Champions League and countless Ligue 1 makeovers when he turns 37.
Central Defender: Fernandinho (Manchester City)
36 years, 3 months, 11 days
Defenders, like police officers, are getting younger these days. Ironically, we had to push Fernandinho to Thiago Silva’s side because a) there are a lot of old midfielders to choose from and (b) the defenders are all children now. Thiago Silva remains a noble exception to this rule, but the second-oldest real defender to have played football in the Premier League this season is West Ham’s Angelo Ogbonna, a 33-year-old. You must do a job.
Left Back: Ashley Young (Aston Villa)
36 years, 1 month, 19 days
Three games per season Young has already appeared in three different positions for Villa. The left back is where it is most likely to be found in general and, most important for our purposes, is where we need it. We don’t need old midfielders, thank you. We have a lot. Other than that, it’s nice to see you in a villa. There is no great insight or analysis there, it is just beautiful.
DM: Juraj Koca (Watford)
34 years, six months, and three days
He was forced to retire 69 minutes into his Premier League debut with a leg injury that could reportedly leave him out for three months. He returned two weeks later to play the full 90 minutes in a decent Hornets display at Tottenham. nails. His arrival in the Premier League also makes him another representative team in which Mark Noble cannot find his way.
Mediocampo: James Milner (Liverpool)
35 years, seven months, 10 days
He will remain on this team when he is 40 years old. I’m still working. It remains a self-critical light in the dark. However, one day it will cease to exist. Sure, the Premier League should continue. It is bigger than any player. But it will never be the same again.
Mediocampo: Joao Moutinho (Lobos)
34 years, 11 months, 21 days
Not having it yet, he is not 35 years old. At least 20 years ago, Tottenham almost signed him then, for sure. It still purrs perfectly in Wolverhampton midfield, yet those 1-0 losses would be 1-0 wins in no time.
Right winger: Aaron Lennon (Burnley)
34 years, 4 months, 13 days
A player who rose to fame as a teenage winger at incredible speed certainly couldn’t have brought the division down 16 years later, but here he was coming off the bench against Leeds, the team that started it all. nice.
LW: Adam Lallana (Brighton)
33 years, 3 months, 18 days
“In the second half of last season, there was a stage where I was playing the best football of my career, certainly in the last three or four years. I want to get back to those levels and be successful. It may not be 90 minutes in every game, but I feel as fit as I have been for a long time. ” The Lallana and Bissouma show is sure to be a tempting proposition for Brighton, which may already be set for a truly exciting season.
CF: Jamie Vardy (Leicester)
34 years, seven months, 17 days
Edinson Cavani is out of that side with a month. Without a doubt, the glory culminated in the most surprising and unexpected career in English football of this century.
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