Top 5: Greatest teams of the last decade,REVEALED: LIST OF SEX ADDICT FOOTBALLERS ..

5: Jose Mourinho's Chelsea | 2004-07

Backed by the financial muscle of Roman Abramovich and guided by one of the most talented young managers the game had ever seen, Chelsea became the dominant force in England between 2004 and 2007.
With Didier Drogba up front, the
ever-assured Frank Lampard in midfield, John Terry at centre-half and the emerging Petr Cech in goal, the Blues had a spine to rival anyone in world football.

4: Sir Alex Ferguson's Man United | 2007/09

With the departure of Jose Mourinho, Chelsea became a shadow of their former selves and United stepped in to usher in complete dominance in England.
The years when Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney and Carlos Tevez were terrorising back-lines were possibly some of Sir Alex Ferguson's most enjoyable.
Ronaldo was capable of single-handedly destroying teams, Nemanja Vidic and Rio Ferdinand were towering paragons of strength at the back and the midfield was overflowing with creative genius.

3: Arsene Wenger's Invincibles | 2003/4

There's little that has to be said concerning Arsenal's inclusion in this list.
The Arsenal 'Invincibles' became the first team in English history to remain unbeaten for an entire Premier League campaign, and practically steamrolled their way to the title.
In Thierry Henry they had the best striker in the world, in Patrick Vieira they had a midfield combatant who will go down in history and their style and approach to winning games was of the like that hasn't been seen since.

2: Pep Guardiola's Barcelona | 2008/11

Introducing the tiki-taka style that is now synonymous with the club, Guardiola taking over Barcelona was possibly the greatest decision the club have ever made concerning the management.
The truth is that until last year the Catalans were untouchable in almost every game they played. In every single position they boasted a world-class player and with Lionel Messi they can claim to have possibly the greatest footballer to have ever lived.

1: Jupp Heynckes/ Guardiola's Bayern Munich |

No matter which way you look at it, the Bayern Munich team of the last two seasons has been incredibly good.
The culmination of years of German investment in youth football, combined with the influences of Franck Ribery and Arjen Robben have meant that the Bavarians are almost unbeatable.

10. DAVID BECKHAM

9.PETER CROUCH

8.WILFRED ZAHA

7.MARIO BALOTELLI

6.RONALDO NAZARIO

5.DIEGO MARADONAA

4.CRISTIANO RONALDO

3.WAYNE ROONEY

2.RYAN GIGGS

1.JOHN TERRY