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GRANDPARENTS

FC

With the big leagues to be closed is time to take stock of what has been a global post-football season that has left multitude of details to be properly analyzed.

Without doubt, one of the curious elements of this campaign is the role players who have very senior and a great background to behind him, on which everything seemed assume, back in the month of September, which should have a secondary role and to everyone's surprise, ultimately, have emerged as important players in the season, accounting for much of the time and news headlines colleagues probably more youth and media. It is certainly the case of Clarence Seedorf, Ryan Giggs and Raul Gonzalez Blanco to name the three most famous. Past three icons of European football and oddly enough three realities of this in spite of their date of birth.

Some illustrious Nikopolidis (Panathinaikos), Coupet (PSG), Van der Sar (ManU), Vieira, (Man City) or Makelele (PSG) among others have already announced they hang their boots on June 30 but are "grandparents warriors" willing to demonstrate that the experience is a degree and can not reach the legs and the illusion of starting comes the wisdom of carrying between 15 and 20 years in the elite.

I lost a few minutes to collect some data which would be a hypothetical template 2010/2011 "THE GRANDPARENTS FC."

GOALKEEPERS

Edwin Van der Sar (ManU / HOL) 40 years / 32 games played

Christian Abbiati (AC Milan / ITA) 33 years / 34 games played

Brad Friedel (Fulham / USA) 39 years / 36 games played

DEFENSES

Javier Zanetti (Inter / ARG) 37 years / 33 games

Michel Salgado (Blackburn / ENG) 35 years / 35 games played

Phil Neville (Everton / ENG) 34 years / 30 games played

Mladen Krstajic (Partizan / SRB) 37 years / 19 games played

David Weir (Rangers / ESC) 41 years / 36 games played

Olof Mellberg

(Olympiakos / SWE) 33 years / 23 games played

Gabriel Heinze (Olympique Marseille / ARG) 33 years / 28 games

Alessandro Nesta (AC Milan / ITA) 35 years / 26 games played

MEDIA

Rory Delap (Stoke / IRL) 34 years / 35 games played

Ryan Giggs (ManU / GAL) 37 years / 24 games

Paul Scholes (ManU / ING) 36 years / 20 games

Clarence Seedorf (AC Milan / HOL) 35 years / 27 games played

Matias Almeyda (River Plate / ARG) 37 years / 26 games

Claude Makelele (PSG / FRA) 38 years / 31 games

Denny Landzaat (Twente / NED) 35 years / 26 games

Claudio

Brocchi (Lazio / ITA) 35 years / 30 games

Daniel Murphy (Fulham / ENG) 34 years / 35 games

Boudewjin Zenden (Sunderland / HOL ) 34 years / 25 games

FRONT

Del Piero (Juventus / ITA) , 36 years / 31 games / 8 goals

Raúl (Schalke 04 / ESP) 33 years / 33 games / 12 goals

Francesco Totti (AS Roma / ITA) 34 years / 30 games / 14 goals

Antonio Di Natale (Udinese / ITA) 33 years / 34 games / 28 goals

Didier Drogba ( Chelsea / CMA) 33 years / 35 games / 12 goals

Marco Di Vaio (Bologna / ITA) 34 years / 36 games / 19 goals

* League Goals

If I had to choose a type XI is as follows [following a performance this season]

TYPE XI (4-3-3): Van der Sar, Michel Salgado, Weir, Nesta, Zanetti, Makelele, Seedorf, Giggs; Raul Di Natale, Di Vaio.

• the average age of the eleven would put in 36.18 years.

Seeing this, what would your XI veteran guy? What other players in this template incluiríais "Grandparents FC"?

* Only two conditions

a) do not militate in English League

b) Have at least 33 years of age.

Thank you for your cooperation.