For some unaccountable reason, we published Danny Kelly's team of the season on Tuesday. In case you missed it,

Alex Manninger; Gary Neville, Martin Keown, Dion Dublin; Dennis Wise, Ray Parlour, Patrick Vieira, Marc Overmars, David Ginola; Dennis Bergkamp, Michael Owen

More sensibly, we asked what you thought of it. Thanks for all the replies here's a selection.

LONDON 8, STICKS 3

Eight players out of 11 from London teams? Come on Danny, get your arse out of the capital once in a while, you might be surprised that there are other teams out there...

And as for Jones of Southampton not even getting a mention in the goalkeeper's category, that has to be a joke. (I'm a Wednesday fan by the way so I've no axe to grind there - we definitely don't deserve any players in the team!)

My team:
Jones (Soton)
Neville G. (ManUre)
Walker (Wednesday) [OK, there's one]
Ferdinand (W Ham)
Vieira (Arse)
Giggs (ManUre)
Beckham (ManUre)
Boateng (Cov)
Poyet (Chelsea)
Owen (Pool)
Bergkamp (Arse)

Andy Hockley

Who won the Premiership? Who won the FA Cup? Who won the Coca Cola Cup? Who won the only European trophy won by a British club? Am I getting through here? It just happens to have been a really great season for the capital. Except Spurs. And Crystal Palace. And Fulham. - DK

GLAMOUR BOYS?

You're OK on the personnel Danny (quibbles - Adams is actually better than Keown, though not a romantic pick) but why three at the back? Is it a real conviction that this is the way to play (unlike Arsenal, Real Madrid and Juventus for example) or that you fancy the glamour of the midfielders?

Tom Kirby

No, I'm not particularly mad about back threes, but it was the only way I could get all those attackers into an XI. If I'd been forced to pick a team that would never get beaten (as opposed to the best XI players of the season), I'd have gone (in 5-4-1) for Seaman; G Neville, Adams, Keown, Campbell, Winterburn; Keane, Ince, Batty, Vieira; Shearer - DK

WRONG, WRONG, WRONG!!

Hello

You'll have to write it again! David Beckham is much better than any player you put in midfield. Check how many goals he has (9) and assists (15) - now change it, and if you don't you know you're making a big mistake.

I Zilpert

David got weaker and weaker as the season progressed and his hair got floppier and floppier and blonder and blonder. He'd have to replace either my Dutchman or my Frenchman to get in the team. As Overmars demonstrated at Old Trafford and Wembley, he's just as much a matchwinner as Beckham, and without the mouth. Ginola, meanwhile, has been outstanding in a truly terrible Tottenham side. And with Bergkamp as well, we wouldn't miss Beckham's free kick skills. All that said, it's obvious that Beckham is England's best midfield hope for the World Cup.

TO THE POINT…

Dear Danny,

You're an idiot.

Regards,
Gary Murphy

You're only saying that because I've got an Irish name - DK.

OWEN TOO SELFISH

Great Team, one I would gladly cough up 400 quid a year to watch!

Arsenal were awesome in the second half on the season and deservedly had a lot of players in the Dream Team. (And I'm a fanatical Yido!)

A couple of comments:

1) Martin Keown
Has seen off Steve Bould who will be the first of the 'old boyz' to leave Arsenal.

I believe that his performances have been good, and if Adams and Keown are allowed to play together in the England defence I will be very, very happy. Sol is 'the best' but has had a poor season carrying the rest, sorry the lack, of the Spurs defence, and I think it would be damaging to Sol if he played when not at his best.

2) Michael Owen.
Fantastic player. Or is he ?

I have a problem with this young man. He has a head for goals and knows where the net is, but does he know that other players can be passed to within the 18 yard box?

Ask yourself a question. When did Robbie Fowler (a magnificent goalscorer) stop scoring?

Answer: When Owen got into the Liverpool first team.

If you play a lone striker, Owen is perfect. Pace, intelligent and a good finisher. Shame he does not use his intelligence to supply the ball. Shearer played with him for England and it was obvious that Shearer was not at all happy with the 'Glory Hunting' aspects of Young Michael Owen (as he seems to be known).

Be careful if you pick him Hodd. It could be a nail in your coffin.

Simon Cherry

It's been a hard season for Sol and how much longer will he put up with Ramon and co? You seem rather hard on Owen, though. No striker is more selfish than Shearer and that is exactly what strikers are supposed to be. He did create goals as well as score them for Liverpool when his teammates could keep up! And while he has been single-minded for England, as soon as he scored that personally vital first goal he then set up one of the best chances against Morocco for Gascoigne.