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1. Bolo Zenden (Chelsea & Liverpool)
2. Ashley Cole (arsenal & chelsea)
3. Juan Veron (man u & chelsea)
4. Lassana Diarra (Chelsea & Arsenal)
5. Paul Parker (Man Utd then played three games as a Chelsea player)
6. William Gallas (arsenal & chelsea)
7. Jermain Pennant (arsenal & liverpool)
8. Emanual Petit (arsenal & chelsea)
9. Nicolas Anelka (arsenal, pool & chelsea)
10. Paul Ince (man u & liverpool)
11. Mark Bosnich (chelsea & man u)
12. Mark Hughes (chelsea & man u)
13. Mikel Silvestre (arsenal & man u)
14. Glen Johnson (chelsea & liverpool)
15. Michael Owen (liverpool & man u)
They are David Beckham, Michael Owen, Christiano Rolando and Nickolas Anelka. They all played for Real Madrid , and Manchester united, anelka played for Arsenal.
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Michael Owen (Manchester United and Liverpool) Ashley Cole (Chelsea and Arsenal) Nicholas Anelka (Chelsea and Arsenal) Michael Silvestre (Arsenal and Manchester United) ... I know that's not 12, but there are some for you!
Henry, Sylvino, Deigo Forlan, Jose antonio Reyes, Luis Garcia, Xavi Alanso.Aleksander Hlep.
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In 1995 Blackburn rovers won the E.P.L . the first club beside the big four to do it . Alan shearer and damin Duff are the players.
Yes, most professional teams allow their players off during Holidays but have often practiced if a big match is in their future.
William Gallas, Nicholas Anelka, Ashley Cole, Sylvestre, Sebastian Veron
They are better players. They play for big teams that can afford high wages.
If you follow the NFL, it is a big deal. The teams are building up their future. Their are almost no players in the NFL that are starting that were not drafted.
As of October 2023, several players have played for the three major North East football clubs—Newcastle United, Sunderland, and Middlesbrough. Notable examples include players like Craig Hignett and Michael Bridges. The exact number can vary over time as transfers occur, but it is a relatively small group of players who have represented all three clubs in their careers.