i start of with 10 since 100 is to much

1. Michael Carrick, Manchester United Position: Deep-lying Playermaker
   
2. Shinji Kagawa, Manchester United Position: No.10

3. Yaya Toure, Manchester City Position: Surging defensive midfielder
   

4. Coutinho, Liverpool Position: No. 10
5. David Silva, Manchester City Position: No. 10
   

1. Eden Hazard, Chelsea Position: Inverted winger
2. Gareth Bale, Tottenham Hotspur Position: Inverted winger
   
3. Robin van Persie, Manchester United Position: Deep-lying forward
4. Luis Suarez, Liverpool Position: Deep-lying forward
5. Juan Mata, Chelsea Position: No. 10

Oh I thought you meant of all time :P, well I wont mind putting Mata as number 1 because of my blue blood but it really should be Bale. Also, Kagawa? Come on man, aren't you being a bit bias there. He hasn't even proven himself yet in the EPL.

Scores of these players

1. Score: 80.8
2. Score: 80.9
3. Score: 81
4. Score: 81.4
5. Score: 83.6
   5.Score: 83.9
   4.Score: 84.1
   3.Score: 84.4
   2.Score: 84.5
   1.Score: 87.1
   What bleach report did was score each player out of 100 according to their position and individual attributes. They then selected Top 5 Critical Attributes to each of the positions on the pitch and weighted those attributes in order of importance of the position

This is how they rated the players
AttributeWeighting (out of 100)

Anticipation/Positioning: 30 points
How aware is the player? We study his positional tendencies, how well
he keeps the line of engagement and how quick he is to react to and
pre-empt danger. You don't need to make a tackle/interception if you've
cut the danger out before its even reared its head.

Tracking: 25 Points
When his team is in a two versus three or three versus four situation, on
the back foot, how well does he cope with midfield runners darting forward?
Does he capitulate and get mixed up or track the appropriate man expertly
in a Sven Bender-esque manner?

Tackling: 20 points
Exactly what it says on the tin. How clean is the tackle, how does he approach it, how often does he commit fouls and earn yellow cards for poorly executed challenges? Is he forceful or timid?

Stamina: 15 points
When under the cosh, how well does the player cope with switching targets consistently in the face of long spells of possession and pressure? How's his engine—can he get up and down the field all day?

Passing: 10 points
Anchor midfielders don't have to be flashy passers, but it's still a big part of the game. Does he occasionally play above his station, or simply win the ball and lay it off as per his job description? Does he concentrate and hit short passes cleanly, or make mistakes in dangerous areas?

Can I have the link for the article? I can't seem to find it on BR.

@ Ven here http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1720614-br-100-best-premier-league-players/page/2

Great top 10 players :)

Fair enough, but I still don't think he deserves it. It's like Coutinho without a doubt one of the best attacking mids in the EPL but he's only played for half a season. We've seen many of those one hit wonders never to rise as one of the best in their league. He will probably shine though but my point is, BR are rating players to early if they're rating by attributes. Also, it's great to see Azpi above Rafael. Imo he deserves the recognition and is heavily underrated. Thanks for sharing the link :)

11: Wayne Rooney
12: Sergio Aguero
13: Petr Cech
14: Santi Cazorla
15:Laurent Koscielny, Arsenal
16:Marouane Fellaini
17:Joe Hart
18:Jesus Navas
19: Jack Wilshere
20:Vincent Kompany

Nemanja Vidić didn't even made the 100 and David De Gea is 57

If Countiho's on there, where's Santi?

@Man_utd Santi Cazorla is 14 on the list

@WayneRooney
Should be higher.

@Man_utd i didn't make this

and also they made it with their own special kind of way, read what i wrote down above

@WayneRooney
I know it's from BR. I'm just really skeptical about BR "rating" players like this. And in all honesty, I personally feel Cazorla is better than *Coutinho*...

"And in all honesty, I personally feel Cazorla is better than Cazorla"

LOL and Nicklas Bendtner is better than Nicklas Bendtner :P, but yeah Cazorla should be in the top ten.

@Vendetta
Damn! Thanks for pointing it out...again i think.

Yeah, I wouldn't trust Bleacher Report in the slightest. Most of the names in the Top 10 are obvious, of course, but some of them are just head-scratchy.

1. van Persie
2. Bale
3. Mata
4. Suarez
5. Hazard
6. Cazorla
7. Carrick
8. Michu
9. Coutinho
10. Vertonghen

My top 10 based on last season alone. ^