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Cantona tops global poll of Premiership fans Tue 15 Nov, 7:52 AM
LONDON (AFP) - Eric Cantona has been voted the greatest player in the history of the English Premier League in a global survey of football fans.
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The inaugural Premiership Global Fans Report, commissioned on behalf of league sponsors Barclays, one of Britain's leading banks, analysed the opinions of more than 26,000 fans from 170 different countries.
France international Cantona, who starred in England for Leeds and Manchester United, received 17 percent of the vote.
However, fans in Singapore (34 percent) and Thailand (29 percent) preferred former Denmark goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel, a team-mate of Cantona's at United.
The survey also asked fans for details of their ideal Premiership match with 22 percent of respondents saying it should be played at United's Old Trafford ground.
Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho topped the poll for 'favourite Premiership manager' with 28 percent.
Meanwhile the survey revealed that Brazil striker Ronaldinho, currently at Spanish giants Barcelona, was the footballer fans would most like to see join the Premiership.
Arsenal and France forward Thierry Henry was voted favourite current player with 17 percent of the poll.
Meanwhile nearly half of the respondents from Brazil (46 percent), whose 'samba' style of football is admired the world over, revealed thy followed the Premiership because of the way the game was played.
Old Trafford was voted the greatest football stadium in the world but fans in France, Germany, China and Hong Kong put Liverpool's Anfield ground in first place.
According to the survey, United had the biggest overall global fan base (25 percent ) but Arsenal and Chelsea have a bigger following in Kenya, Nigeria, Italy and Portugal.
"Over 500 million people across the globe regularly tune in to watch Premiership games," said Barclays managing director Jim Hytner.
"It's clear that the world clbutt footballers, style of play and the history of our clubs is what makes the league so appealing. As a Man U fan, I'm also really chuffed Cantona has been voted the favourite player of all time."
The Premier League replaced the old First Division as English football's top division from the 1992-93 season following a breakaway led by leading clubs unhappy with the structure of the Football League which up until then controlled all four divisions of the professional domestic game.
