Share your picks in the comments, and feel free to break outside the straitjacket of a pure 4-4-2 or 4-4-3 suggested on the FIFPro ballot, because this whole thing is fantasy anyway.
Non-feminist empowerment After a wave of 70s films showcasing fearless, brilliant women breaking the gender straitjacket, the 80s saw a major variation: step forward dim-bulb Melanie Griffith in Working Girl.
"Deregulation broke the natural gas straitjacket system of price controls that was so dysfunctional it really discouraged development [of new gas supplies]," says Daniel Yergin, chairman of Cambridge Energy Research Associates.
Whether he will be the man to break out of the straitjacket, only time will tell.
Men have a pressing task too: to break out of the straitjacket that lad culture has locked us into.
And while Kennedy's Presidential campaign, characterized by the phrase "New Frontier," may have used the language of the Space Age, it did not break out of the straitjacket of the Cold War or truly point the way to the future we're living today.
But Europeans, he added, tend to see "a U.S. born out of Europe, born from those with the courage, imagination, iconoclasm to break away from the straitjacket not just of poverty but of institutional and political constraints in Europe, to form what has long represented, in an almost idealized form, the best of European values and institutions".
Not content with the bookshop floor as his stage, Colfer has gone one further and taken over a West End theatre over the coming half-term week, in what looks like a growing trend for writers to break out of the straitjacket of the literary festival or traditional signing and take control of their own promotional activities.
At the song's climax, Cooper would break free of the straitjacket and hurl it into the audience.
Early in his career he succeeded in breaking away from the straitjacket of portraiture, and his moralizing paintings are superb evocations of life in the England of George I and George II.
