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What makes a player vanilla?
A player that can complement others by reducing on-field risk. The glue that holds a team together and make the team competitive. Vanilla players can be average to very very good players.
A defensive midfielder - an accumulator that runs both ways but doesn't hurt they opposition - they enable other players to hurt the opposition.
A defender that spoils or tackles and won't lose a one on one contest. The lock down defender that allows others to intercept and rebound.
A forward who keeps the ball inside 50 and creates opportunities for others.
I'd also put in the all rounder, jack of all trades master of none type.