- Top 10 worst Premier League haircuts

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TALK OF THE TOON ... Fabricio Coloccini's hair brings a smile to people's faces

FABRICIO COLOCCINI'S arrival in the summer brought a smile to Newcastle fans disillusioned with the club's dire defence.

The Argentina centre-back has a fearsome reputation from his time in Spain and is the latest star to attempt to answer Toon's problems.

But Coloccini's signing has not just been welcomed on the St James' Park terraces — fans around the country hailed his comedy haircut.

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His curly perm is the latest in a long line of shocking styles to be paraded by Premier League stars.

We failed to find room here for guilty men like David Beckham, Freddie Ljungberg and Stephen Ireland.

But we hope you enjoy our pick of the best. Let us know your favourite using MY Sun.

No10: Barry Venison

Life was different in the early days of the Premier League – football was more about substance than style. Yet, Newcastle and Southampton midfielder Venison bucked the short-back-and-sides trend with his monstrous mullet. Unsurprisingly, it failed to catch on in the top flight.

No9: Ivan Campo

When Campo swapped the high life with Real Madrid for the less glamorous surroundings of Bolton, he was also expected to lose his Spanish perm. But, all credit to the midfielder, he persevered with his frizzy bob – and let’s be honest, who was going to argue with him?

No8: David Seaman

While the secret to Samson’s strength was his hair, the longer Seaman’s locks grew, the more dodgy he became. The Arsenal keeper’s ponytail sunk to its lowest depth at the 2002 World Cup – dangling behind him as he desperately failed to claw out Ronaldinho’s freak free-kick that knocked England out.

No7: Taribo West

The hardman defender was already renowned for his ever-changing beaded hair before he parked up at Derby. But the Nigeria star did not disappoint in the Premier League as he continued with his own unique style. Sadly, his performances on the pitch were nowhere near as eye-catching as his barnet.

No6: Djibril Cisse

Hats off to Cisse – he clearly doesn’t care what others things of his ever-changing crops. The French striker’s hair transformed on an almost weekly basis at Liverpool but this work of art was the pick of the bunch. Sunderland fans can expect more of the same after his recent arrival.

No5: Joe Cole

Cole’s shock trim came and went as quickly as one of his mazy runs. Back in his days at West Ham, the midfielder stepped out for a pre-season friendly at Southend with a shaved head. Nothing wrong with that – apart from the inch-thick trail of bright red hair that ran from his forehead to the back of his neck.

No4: David James

The keeper has had his fair share of dodgy barnets over the years, so selecting just one was no easy task. The bleached perm and cornrows both stood out but the main prize has to go to his curious side-parting. James looked like he had walked straight into Fratton Park from the 1950s.

No3: Javier Margas

The Chilean’s dire contribution during his brief spell at West Ham would have been long forgotten had it not been for his nightmare hair. In a bid to earn the fans’ respect, the defender dyed his hair in the Hammers’ claret and blue. Great idea in theory – but not when you end up looking like Margas did.

No2: Abel Xavier

The Portugal international was loud and proud when it came to his cut. During his time at Liverpool, Everton and Middlesbrough, you couldn’t miss Xavier for his bleached buffon. And fair play to the defender because he never gave up on the style while those around him fell about in fits of giggles.

No1: Jason Lee

Was Lee’s haircut the worst? Maybe not. But the reason why he has top this list is that the hair actually became more famous than the man himself. Chants of 밐e’s got a pineapple on his head?followed the Nottingham Forest striker around the country and his form undoubtedly nosedived because of it.

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