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Video Of Paul Scholes' Superb Outside The Foot Passing Technique Is A Joy To Watch

Video Of Paul Scholes' Superb Outside The Foot Passing Technique Is A Joy To Watch

The former Manchester United man was a maestro with the ball at his feet...

Daniel Marland

Daniel Marland

A Twitter user has created the ultimate compilation of Paul Scholes' outside the foot passes and it is a must-watch.

The Manchester United midfielder is often regarded as one of the finest midfielder's of his generation and his passing ability was unrivalled.

Twitter user @UTDFuture has created a video that shows off Scholes' insane passing range with the outside of his boot and it defies logic.

Check out the entire video below.

Fans have reacted to the technical ability on show and they're full of praise for the diminutive maestro.



Another standout pass that isn't included in the compilation is Scholes' audacious flick in Vincent Kompany's testimonial, which you can check out below.

The 45-year-old possessed a technique that was rare in English midfielders during his career and he was showered with praise from pundits and fellow players alike.

Scholes was a vital part of United's success in the 90's and 00's, winning 11 Premier League titles as well as two Champions Leagues.

He is often compared to former Chelsea and Liverpool stars and international teammates Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard.

All three men were influential for their club sides in their career - but the debate on who was the best still rages on.

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Scholes himself admitted he is sick of the debate but put his former Three Lions teammates ahead of himself.

"Stevie G and Frank, of course," the 45-year-old told BBC 5 Live's Savage Social when asked who is the best.

"I'm sick to death of hearing about this, to be honest. It doesn't really matter. People can have their own opinions.

"Them two were amazing, amazing players. But very different players."

Featured Image Credit: UTDFuture/Twitter

Topics: Paul Scholes, Football, Manchester United, Premier League, England