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30.Ashley Cole

Chelsea’s left-back is the highest-ranking Englishman on this list and it is
easy to understand why so many of the club’s supporters feel uncomfortable
about the prospect of this being his final season at Stamford Bridge. Cole
has only just turned 32 and, though he has a recurrent issue with an ankle,
there are no obvious signs of a player in regression. What a full-back he has
been, too. The best left-back England has ever produced? Almost certainly


32.Juan Mata

Few footballers appear so determined to play as many games as possible: Mata
helped Spain’s Under-21s to the European title in 2011 when already a World
Cup winner, then took part in the 2012 Olympics, despite having already
scored in Spain’s Euro 2012 final win. He has become increasingly prolific
in terms of goals and assists, and can drift inside or play a No10 role,
vital considering he’s battling with similarly talented team-mates


37.Oscar

The cliche related to feet doing the talking is too tempting when talking
about Oscar, who sometimes seems to literally hide behind David Luiz in order
to avoid the spotlight off the pitch. With boots on, however, the Brazilian
has surprised even himself by blending into a Chelsea side full of egos,
either by not shying away from mundane tasks such as man-marking, or by
executing plays such as that chip against Gigi Buffon in the Champions League


44.Petr Cech

Chelsea’s Champions League triumph could so easily have been derailed
without the countless interventions of their No1. Last season saw Cech
rediscover his finest form: angles were narrowed, spaces cut out,
opportunities thwarted with a telescopic arm or leg. The Czech was dominant,
determined, and awe-inspiring. Of all the Roman Abramovich purchases, few
have represented such value for money as ￡7m Cech. At 30, he could still be
Chelsea’s keeper for years


58.Eden Hazard

The Belgian made his debut for Lille when 16 and later became that team’s
talisman, as his dashing dribbles, shooting and vision guided the club to the
French title in 2011 and twice made him Ligue 1’s player of the year. That
he achieved those feats while also being the league’s most fouled player
attests to the toughness of a player who is still only 21. Chelsea paid ￡32m
for him in the summer and no one suggests he was overpriced


61.Ramires

To dismiss this energetic Brazilian as a mere workhorse would be foolish.
Breaking up play is so very easy for him to do but Ramires offers much more
besides, such as penetration, vision and subtlety, all of which were
memorably showcased by his wonderful lobbed goal for Chelsea at the Camp Nou
in last season’s Champions League semi-final as Barcelona were memorably
dispatched from the competition on their own turf


79.David Luiz

David Luiz was 14 years old when São Paulo dismissed him on the grounds he
would not be tall enough. He left his family home for Vitória EC, a thousand
miles away. Eleven years later he has a Champions League winners’ medal,
having played a heroic part in Chelsea’s triumph in May: the defender
suffered a thigh injury two days before the match but played 120 minutes and
dispatched his shootout penalty past Manuel Neuer. Luiz has also become a
cult hero at Stamford Bridge and a regular in Brazil’s plans for the 2014
World Cup – his partnership with Thiago Silva is one of the hosts’ few
certainties. Not bad for somebody once described as looking like a
PlayStation character being controlled by a 10-year-old


86.John Terry

Easy to dislike but impossible to dismiss, Terry remains a
defender of the highest class. Chelsea may have won the European Cup without
him on the pitch, but his presence made itself felt as the team fought their
way to victory on Bayern Munich’s home turf. The gesture of changing first
into his training gear and then into a match strip may have triggered an
avalanche of mockery, but it spoke of the spirit of the club’s old guard,
who girded themselves for the battle that would finally bring Roman
Abramovich the trophy of his dreams. And whenever David Luiz or Gary Cahill
play alongside the club captain, each man looks twice the player he appears
to be in Terry’s absence


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49.Didier Drogba

Since he always played with a sense of drama, it was fitting that Drogba’s
Chelsea career would have a Hollywood ending. That said, his role in the
Champions League triumph was defined as much by his indefatigable power play
in the knockout rounds as it was by his theatrically charged spot-kick in the
final. Voted Chelsea’s greatest ever player recently, he has been missed
since his move to China, supposedly for the (ahem) challenge


66.Arjen Robben

In the last three years Arjen Robben has lost two Champions League finals and
wasted the best chance in a World Cup final. The winger epitomises the Dutch
tendency to impress technically, before failing when the pressure is on,
although he has won league titles in four countries. He remains injury prone,
but when Robben is on fire, he is devastating. In March he scored seven goals
and collected four assists in three Bayern games


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