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Posted by matty on Oct-29-2003 18:00:

Re: Greatest Soccer Players of ALL TIME LIST!....what's yours

quote:
Originally posted by torontotrance
time to bring back a classic topic

and no taha, no africans have made my list yet.

Greatest Soccer Players of All Time List

-Ferenc Puskas,.Bobby Charlton, Pele, Di Stefano, Garincha, Eusebio
-Cryuff, Platini, Beckenbauer, Maradona, Stanley Matthews
-Lev Yashin (the black panther).....

can you really argue against my list?


A very nice list indeed...i would add marco van baasten


Posted by Balbo on Oct-30-2003 13:33:

Supper Ally McCoist of Rangers. He was a leg-end in Glasgow!


Posted by Upham on Oct-31-2003 20:30:

My favourites (from the seventies to nowadays):

Best goalkeeper: Zoff
Best defenders: Maldini - Beckenbauer
Best midfields: Maradona - Cruyff
Best forwards: Romario - M�ller


Posted by jp on Oct-31-2003 20:53:

Van Nistelrooij

At least he will be in 10 years


Posted by Big Lil on Nov-02-2003 19:13:

list could go on n on, but some players that stick out r the Dutch legands: Van Basten, Gullit, Cryuff n then u got others like Best, Pele, Maradona, Beckenbauer

imo i think its impossible to compare footballers now to what it was in the past, so much has changes, no more drinkin for professional footballers, fitness levels r beyond belief to what they were before. Players that stood out in their day r legendary players, eg Zidane today n whoever


Posted by Hequn on Nov-02-2003 20:52:

u lot know nothing

David Eyres, Oldham athletic midfielder (near manchester ) who is knocking 40 and still one of the fastest and most leathl players in Div 2


Posted by Blik on Nov-02-2003 21:15:

quote:
Originally posted by big dave
wank


you find a team in the past 2 years thats beaten celtic at home in a european clash (without the tie already being won in the 1st leg?!

and as henrik has proved on numerous occasions he is a quality striker, cos he plays in scotland doesnt mean hes not good!

yes the scottish league is shit but

he scored 2 goals in the uefa cup final

scored against liverpool and blackburn (both TOP premiership teams! and both times celtic were expected to lose!)

i do also believe henrik has surpassed the brittish scoring record in europe! has he not?!

wasnt he also the winner of europes golden boot a year or 2 ago?!

get your head out your arse and give credit where its due!


lol, does that make him a legend, hell no

4 times a year he plays against a good team in your competetion, which is Glasgow. The other 32 matches are against crappy teams, so I think it is pretty normal that he scores a lot in the competition.

That he scores against Liverpool and Blackburn is a rather stupid comment, when a striker scores against a team which is supposed to be better then his own team it just doesn't make him a great player.

You are a great player when you have great achievements in Europe, that means in different competions in Europe (or elsewhere) and in the European league. but you also have to accomplish things with your country, and tell me, what did Sweden achieve the last few years with Henrik Larsson?

not much

conclusion: Henrik Larsson is a good striker, but he will never belong to the greatest of all times


Posted by Martin McG on Nov-03-2003 15:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Blik
lol, does that make him a legend, hell no

4 times a year he plays against a good team in your competetion, which is Glasgow. The other 32 matches are against crappy teams, so I think it is pretty normal that he scores a lot in the competition.

That he scores against Liverpool and Blackburn is a rather stupid comment, when a striker scores against a team which is supposed to be better then his own team it just doesn't make him a great player.

You are a great player when you have great achievements in Europe, that means in different competions in Europe (or elsewhere) and in the European league. but you also have to accomplish things with your country, and tell me, what did Sweden achieve the last few years with Henrik Larsson?

not much

conclusion: Henrik Larsson is a good striker, but he will never belong to the greatest of all times


one man does not make a team!

with the possible exception of maradonna!

and did i say henrik cost only 650k?! hmmmm LEGEND!


Posted by Blik on Nov-03-2003 23:06:

quote:
Originally posted by Martin McG
one man does not make a team!

with the possible exception of maradonna!

and did i say henrik cost only 650k?! hmmmm LEGEND!


The players that we call legends have achieved great things internationally (with their country) and also with their club

Maradona, Cruyff, van Basten, Gullit etc...


Posted by Martin McG on Nov-04-2003 00:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Blik
The players that we call legends have achieved great things internationally (with their country) and also with their club

Maradona, Cruyff, van Basten, Gullit etc...


not quite always

george best? beckham? raul? giggs?

not all have won major major honours with their country, but you tell the people at club level that they are not legends!

im sure theyll happily disagree with you


Posted by chris_norris on Nov-04-2003 01:28:

Apart from all the obvious choices I can't argue with Alan Shearer, he's gonna be remembered for ever.

What about Dixie Dean? - 60 goals in one season suggests to me he was pretty good, even though I've seen no hard evidence...


Posted by Blik on Nov-04-2003 10:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Martin McG
not quite always

george best? beckham? raul? giggs?

not all have won major major honours with their country, but you tell the people at club level that they are not legends!

im sure theyll happily disagree with you


beckham, raul and giggs aren't legends, legends are retired...


Posted by Martin McG on Nov-04-2003 11:16:

quote:
Originally posted by Blik
beckham, raul and giggs aren't legends, legends are retired...


why do they have to be retired?

so what about best then?


Posted by kypez on Nov-05-2003 02:05:

Johan Cruyff Marco Van Basten


Posted by Krypton on Nov-07-2003 01:56:

Pizarro!!! He has dribbling skills rivaling the best legends of the world. if you have kazzaa, you can see his plays, just go to video search...pizarro...and see some very good fakes, one of the very rare ones to do the rainbow that actually got by defensemen.

same thing with Zickler, very good player.

also, anyone seen the scorpian?? that goalkeeper who did that needs to be added because no one else has ever done that before that or until now..


Posted by zayd on Nov-07-2003 03:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Blik
beckham, raul and giggs aren't legends, legends are retired...


they are legends in the making!

well imo also zidane, figo, maldini are more legends in the making

and in my books pavel nedved is a star! imo he is an electrifying and great soccer player


Posted by Krypton on Nov-07-2003 20:08:

quote:
and in my books pavel nedved is a star! imo he is an electrifying and great soccer player


I thought aussies called football "football", not "soccer"? are you american?


Posted by Upham on Nov-08-2003 21:48:

Nowadays the best players for me are Zidane, Nedved, Henry, Totti and Casillas.

Raul?. I am spanish, but I think Raul is being overrated, he fights a lot, and sometimes he scores great goals, but it's not a superclass. The majority of his goals are very easy to score, with players like Zidane, Figo, R.Carlos or Salgado is easy to score a goal..... they put the ball where they want.....

I am fan of Real Madrid, and I think that Zidane and Casillas are the best of the team. Figo fights a lot, but it's not the marvelous Figo that played for Barsa, is much slower and the defenders know that. Ronaldo is a bit fat, and he can't repeat the goals that he scored in Barcelona, since his serious knee injure he lost a lot of confidence.

Beckham is surprising me, he fights much more than I would imagine, but I expected a player with more "dribbling".


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