thumbnail Hello,  The Socceroos legend was honoured by his
selection in Australia's greatest-ever XI, and says the event
demonstrates the growing professionalism of the game  By Paddy
Higgs  Alan Davidson has described his place in Australia's
greatest-ever XI as "mind-boggling", and believes the gala event
demonstrates how far the game has come since his time as a
player.  Already a Football Federation Australia Hall of Fame
member, Davidson's career was further honoured by his selection
at left-back in a star-laden XI at Thursday's Australia's
Greatest Ever Footballers gala in Sydney.  Harry Kewell was
named Australia's greatest ever footballer, also joining the
likes of Mark Viduka, Mark Schwarzer, Johnny Warren and Ray
Baartz in the greatest XI.  Capped 76 times for Australia,
Davidson was named alongside current Socceroos captain Lucas
Neill, Craig Moore and Joe Marston in defence, beating out the
likes of Scott Chipperfield and Stan Lazaridis for the place at
left-back.  "Being called up, that was obvio