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Everyone! Just think, If your a forward or a mid-fielder, yeah you depend on your goalie and defence to stop goals from getting scored on. But if your a goalie and defence don't you depend on your mid-fields and forwards to score goals, to win? Its all a team effort, not one person can do it, even if your "amazing". No I in TEAM.
lol but there is a ME :)
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