Actually I remember watching that season the whole way through, and the general consensus was that Keane and Beckham outperformed Giggs and Scholes across the whole season in that midfield (though most agreed Giggs and Scholes were very good too). I believe you are seriously under-crediting Keane and the effect he had on those other United players, as well as his leadership qualities. I don't like Keane by the way - he's a knob - but he was a great player and in that season particularly was a real force of nature.
I can't disagree that Iniesta was excellent in 2010 and of course he has a compelling case with being better than Messi in the World Cup and scoring the winner in the final. But I still believe Messi was better across the season. But if you put a lot of weight on big moments, then sure Iniesta has a real good case.
Fair point, but other than the Bundesliga, what did Robert do? He won the German title, as he and Bayern always did. He didn't do much in the CL or anywhere else. It was a rather weak year but I think Messi still deserved it overall (mainly for the fact that his all-round game is always vastly superior to Robert's). I also would disagree about the Copa America - it's not as prestigious as the Euros now, but it is still older than both the World Cup and the Euros and a big, important tournament to win. It's not the Nations League.
I agree with you that Cristiano Ronaldo won three he didn't deserve to by the way (Ribery, Suarez, Salah). He did deserve it in 2008 and 2014 though (despite being woeful in the Brazilian World Cup).
Overall, I am not that bothered - it doesn't affect my life and I have very little regard for individual awards in football anyway. Just a friendly debate there