Stoke, QPR, Everton, Spurs, Man United and City stars also included.
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We have selected 11 players with specialist skills and abilities to create a fearsome Premier League dream team…
Speedster: Theo Walcott (Arsenal)
Pace is one of the most sought-after physical attributes in many sports, and Walcott has it in abundance.
Phenomenal finisher: Sergio Aguero (Manchester City)
Football is all about goals, so if a team can’t put the ball in the net, they will never succeed. Aguero, like all top strikers, can be quiet as a mouse for 85 minutes, but still score a goal or two by taking his chances whenever they come.
Tough tackler: Martin Skrtel (Liverpool)
Skrtel’s tackles are usually very well-timed, but they are also often pretty forceful. This can unsettle opponents.
Set piece specialist: Leighton Baines (Everton)
Corners, free-kicks and penalties – Baines can convert them all into goals.
Shot stopper: David de Gea (Manchester United)
Every top team needs a good goalkeeper, and the Spaniard’s reactions are unrivalled.
Deadly dribbler: Eden Hazard (Chelsea)
There is nothing more scary for defenders than a winger who possesses pace and deadly dribbling skills. Hazard has both in spades.
Wind-up merchant: Joey Barton (QPR)
Barton is one of those players who almost everyone hates, but that can be one of his biggest strengths – his ability to get under opponent players’ skin and force them to lose focus and/or discipline.
Giant: Peter Crouch (Stoke City)
The 6ft 7in bean pole has scored 44 headed goals in the Premier League. Only Dion Dublin and Alan Shearer have netted more with their noggins – 45 and 46 respectively.
Playmaker: Christian Eriksen (Tottenham Hotspur)
Every team needs a go-to guy. Tottenham’s is Eriksen. He transforms Spurs from an average side to a very good one.
Scary skipper: John Terry (Chelsea)
Many of the greatest captains of all time rule by fear. Many of Terry’s teammate’s may not like him, but they all respect him.
Brick wall: Branislav Ivanovic (Chelsea)
Even a keeper like De Gea needs protection, and no defender is more solid than Ivanovic!
