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Some players are loved because they are amongst the best players to ever play the game, whilst others have something else about them, whether it be a player who connects with the fans because they are a true local lad, they were capable of moments of pure delight but could go missing for games, or something indescribable.
In any case, these are our picks for a team of Cult Players for the Premier League era
After not being included in our Foreign Players, it's time to go through the best Irish players to have graced the Premier League.
From a World Class goalkeeper and central defender, one of the best midfielders to play in the league, and a forward who made a mark at the World Cup, these are some of the best players to have graced the Premier League.
After going through the foreign players at the start of the Premier League, and then on to the next phase, we now hit the time when Abramovic has bought Chelsea and the moeny really starts pouring into the game.
The Premier League has been established as a place for the best foreign talent, but who is the best of the best as the world's best players now find themselves playing in the Premier League.
After going through the foreign players at the start of the Premier League, we now move on to the next phase, where the next phase of players emerge.
The Premier League is emerging as a place for the best foreign talent, thanks to the like of Bergkamp and Cantona, but who is next to take on the league that likes to call itself the best in the world?
In the early days of the Premier League, foreign players were not as common as they were now, so we look back at some of the best players who came from outside of England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Ireland...which we know isn't Britain, but were still quite common in the Premier League, more so than they are now in fact.
Taking a break from our tales of the Premier League, we're looking back at Euro 2022, a tournament where the Lionesses finally broke the nearly 60 year duck of English tournament wins.
Who were the stars of the tournament, who lived up to their pre-tournament reputations, and who came from nowhere to help break down barriers with the internet edge-lords who and make this the moment the women's game went mainstream.
Expect some English and German names, but it's not a monopoly for the two finalists, with some wonderful players also making the final XI.
With the new Premier League season just around the corner, we look at the first XI for the upcoming season, with players we are looking forward to seeing this coming season
Do we stick with De Bruyne, or is it Haaland?
Do any of Arsenal new signings make it
We'll check this at the end of the season, to see how they've got on.
Who would you choose?
With the new Premier League season just around the corner, we look at the best XI for last season, based on only being allowed one player from each team.
Ederson, Diaz, Bernardo Silva or De Bruyne?
Allison Van Dijk, Mane or Salah?
Son or Kane?
Maybe none of the above, we go with some more left field choices.
Either way, who will make it into our Best XI?
Who would you choose?
What else was there to do on the hottest day in the UK ever, but discuss the best South Americans to have ever graced the Premier League.
Will it be a collection of Brazilians and Argentinians, or will there be some Ururguayans or Paraguayans in the mix?
Let us know if we've forgotten someone
We're back for another series, and we're easing our way back into things, with hopefully a better sound and looking back at those who left a mark on us from World Cups of times gone past.
The World Cup should be taking place right now, if they hadn't...y'know what, lets's not get sued, but instead we look back at certain players who made our summers from years gone by, that much better. Whether they were established players, who took their chance to cement their legacy, or people who came from nowhere, these are our favourite players who graced our game at the World Cup.
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