Czech Republic – Milan Baros
There was stiff competition for our Czech spot, with Baros nudging out Vladimir Smicer and Patrik Berger – both equally viable candidates. Baros scored 27 times in 108 games for Liverpool before joining Aston Villa in 2005.
Denmark – Daniel Agger
Agger and Jan Molby are the two clear candidates for Denmark. We’ve gone for the former, who was always 100% committed to the cause, as his tattoos will testify. Only injuries prevented him from having a bigger impact.
England – Steven Gerrard
Our outgoing captain is arguably our greatest ever player and subsequently gets to represent England here. There’s obviously a mountain of competition but it’s hard to argue with his 700 plus appearances and almost 200 goals.
Finland – Sami Hyypia
A fond favourite at Anfield, Hyypia played over 300 Premier League games between 1999 and 2009, leaving the pitch in tears following his final appearance. He joined Bayer Leverkusen before retiring a couple of years later.
