Daily Mail Top 50 players ever

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  1. PDG1978

    PDG1978 Member+

    Mar 8, 2009
    Club:
    Nottingham Forest FC
    New overall standings now:
    1 Pele 844
    2 Diego Maradona 825
    3 Johan Cruyff 815
    4 Franz Beckenbauer 776
    5 Alfredo Di Stéfano 762
    6 Ferenc Puskás 737
    7 Michel Platini 725
    8 Garrincha 701
    9 George Best 658
    10 Eusebio 631
    11 Ronaldo 623
    12 Zico 615
    13 Bobby Charlton 607
    14 Zinedine Zidane 598
    15 Marco van Basten 595
    16 Gerd Müller 585
    17 Lev Yashin 521
    18 Paolo Maldini 485
    19 Romario 451
    20 Lothar Matthäus 443
    21 Franco Baresi 435
    22 Bobby Moore 401
    23 Didí 356
    24 Roberto Baggio 347
    25 Stanley Matthews 343
    26 Giuseppe Meazza 336
    27 Ruud Gullit 326
    28 Rivelino 294
    29 Leonidas 240
    30 Dino Zoff 235
    31 Zizinho 224

    32 José Manuel Moreno 222
    33 Ronaldinho 217
    34 Raymond Kopa 190

    35 Lionel Messi 184
    36 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge 174
    37 Paolo Rossi 167
    38 Fritz Walter 161
    39 Gianni Rivera 143
    40 Ladislao Kubala 138

    41 Thierry Henry 131
    42 Daniel Passarella 116
    43 Dennis Bergkamp 109
    44 Sandor Kocsis 106
    45 Mario Kempes 91
    46 Matthias Sindelar 89
    47 Johan Neeskens 87
    48 Sandro Mazzola 85
    49 Rivaldo 84
    50 George Weah 73
    51 Uwe Seeler 72
    52 Kenny Dalglish 70
    53= Falcao 69
    53= Luís Figo 69
    55 Michael Laudrup 68
    56= Gabriel Batistuta 65
    56= Teófilo Cubillas 65
    58= Carlos Alberto 63
    58= Cafú 63
    60 Adolfo Pedernera 60

    61= Nilton Santos 59
    61= Roberto Carlos 59
    61= Duncan Edwards 59
    64= Giacinto Facchetti 57
    64= Peter Schmeichel 57
    64= Just Fontaine 57
    67 Gordon Banks 56
    68 Kaká 55
    69 Frank Rijkaard 54
    70= Jairzinho 52
    70= Gheorghe Hagi 52
    72 Luis Suarez 51
    73 Francesco Totti 47
    74 Jürgen Klinsmann 46
    75 Omar Sivori 43
    76 Juan Alberto Schiaffino 41
    77 Hristo Stoichkov 39
    78= Josef Bican 38
    78= Gaetano Scirea 38
    80= Hector Scarone 36
    80= Luigi Riva 36
    82= Arsenio Erico 33
    82= Elías Figueroa 33
    82= Matthias Sammer 33
    85 John Charles 32
    86 Dejan Savicevic 31
    87 Valentino Mazzola 30
    88 Gyorgy Sarosi 28
    89= Andriy Shevchenko 27
    89= Cesar Cueto 27
    91 Dragan Dzajic 26
    92= Arthur Friedenreich 25
    92= Junior 25
    92= Bruno Conti 25
    95 Jose Nasazzi 24
    96= Hugo Sanchez 23
    96= Gianluigi Buffon 23
    96= Jozsef Bozsik 23
    99 Tostao 22
    100= Mario Zagallo 20
    100= Cristiano Ronaldo 20
    102 Tom Finney 18
    103= Socrates 17
    103= Domingos da Guia 17
    105 Arjen Robben 16
    106= Gunnar Nordahl 15
    106= Bebeto 15
    108= Francisco Gento 14
    108= Ryan Giggs 14
    108= Fabio Cannavaro 14
    108= Xavi 14
    112= Kevin Keegan 12
    112= Piet Keizer 12
    112= Claudio Gentile 12
    115 Berti Vogts 11
    116 Djalma Santos 10
    117= Emilio Butragueño 9
    117= Eric Cantona 9
    117= Careca 9
    120= José Leandro Andrade 8
    120= Zbigniew Boniek 8
    120= Sepp Maier 8
    120= Leandro 8
    120= Lilian Thuram 8
    120= Demetrio Albertini 8
    126= Enzo Francescoli 7
    126= Oliver Kahn 7
    126= Alessandro Nesta 7
    129 Raul 6
    130= Edgar Davids 5
    130= Ubaldo Fillol 5
    132= Robert Pires 4
    132= Gerson 4
    132= Wesley Sneijder 4
    135= Jorginho 3
    135= Hector Chumpitaz 3
    135= Roberto Donadoni 3
    138= Telmo Zarra 2
    138= Patrick Vieira 2
    138= Gary Lineker 2
    141= Fernando Redondo 1
    141= Brian Laudrup 1
    141= Deco 1
    141= Marco Tardelli 1

    HM's:
    Pavel Nedved
    Marcel Desailly
    Denis Law
    Josef Masopust
    Jimmy Greaves
    Kazimierz Deyna
    Rob Rensenbrink
    John Robertson
    Roger Milla
    Preben Elkjaer
    Jean Tigana
    Jan Ceulemans
    Glenn Hoddle
    Pierre Littbarski
    John Barnes
    Enzo Scifo
    Claudio Caniggia
    Paul Gascoigne
    Gianfranco Zola
    Davor Suker
    Henrik Larsson
    David Beckham
    Robinho
    Ruud van Nistelrooy
    Johnny Rep
    Wolfgang Overath
    Paul Breitner
    Ademir Marques de Menezes
    Angel Labruna
    Javier Zanetti
    Claude Makalele
    Luis Monti
    Fernando Peyroteo
    Alberto Spencer
    Ricardo Zamora
    Paul van Himst
    Wlodzmierz Lubanski
    Abedi Pele
    Florian Albert
    Nandor Hidegkuti
    Peter Shilton
    Tommy Lawton
    Nils Liedholm
    Ruud Krol
    Renat Dasayev
    Neville Southall
    Dragan Stojkovic
    Bixente Lizarazu
    Fernando Hierro
    Jari Litmanen
     
  2. PDG1978

    PDG1978 Member+

    Mar 8, 2009
    Club:
    Nottingham Forest FC
    By decade players made their debut:
    1920's or before
    26 Giuseppe Meazza 336 (Italy)
    29 Leonidas 240 (Brazil)
    46 Matthias Sindelar 89 (Austria)
    80= Hector Scarone 36 (Uruguay)
    92= Arthur Friedenreich 25 (Brazil)
    95 Jose Nasazzi 24 (Uruguay)
    103= Domingos da Guia 17 (Brazil)
    120= José Leandro Andrade 8 (Uruguay)
    1930's
    25 Stanley Matthews 343 (England)
    31 Zizinho 224 (Brazil)
    32 José Manuel Moreno 222 (Argentina)
    38 Fritz Walter 161 (Germany)
    60 Adolfo Pedernera 60 (Argentina)
    78= Josef Bican 38 (Austria/Czechoslovakia)
    82= Arsenio Erico 33 (Paraguay)
    87 Valentino Mazzola 30 (Italy)
    88 Gyorgy Sarosi 28 (Hungary)
    106= Gunnar Nordahl 15 (Sweden)
    138= Telmo Zarra 2 (Spain)
    1940's
    5 Alfredo Di Stéfano 762 (Argentina)
    6 Ferenc Puskás 737 (Hungary)
    23 Didí 356 (Brazil)
    34 Raymond Kopa 190 (France)
    40 Ladislao Kubala 138 (Czechoslovakia/Hungary)
    44 Sandor Kocsis 106 (Hungary)
    61= Nilton Santos 59 (Brazil)
    76 Juan Alberto Schiaffino 41 (Uruguay)
    96= Jozsef Bozsik 23 (Hungary)
    100= Mario Zagallo 20 (Brazil)
    102 Tom Finney 18 (England)
    116 Djalma Santos 10 (Brazil)
    1950's
    1 Pele 844 (Brazil)
    8 Garrincha 701 (Brazil)
    10 Eusebio 631 (Portugal)
    13 Bobby Charlton 607 (England)
    17 Lev Yashin 521 (Soviet Union)
    22 Bobby Moore 401 (England)
    39 Gianni Rivera 143 (Italy)
    51 Uwe Seeler 72 (Germany)
    61= Duncan Edwards 59 (England)
    64= Just Fontaine 57 (France)
    67 Gordon Banks 56 (England)
    72 Luis Suarez 51 (Spain)
    75 Omar Sivori 43 (Argentina)
    85 John Charles 32 (Wales)
    108= Francisco Gento 14 (Spain)
    132= Gerson 4 (Brazil)
    1960's
    3 Johan Cruyff 815 (Holland)
    4 Franz Beckenbauer 776 (Germany)
    9 George Best 658 (N.Ireland)
    16 Gerd Müller 585 (Germany)
    28 Rivelino 294 (Brazil)
    30 Dino Zoff 235 (Italy)
    47 Johan Neeskens 87 (Holland)
    48 Sandro Mazzola 85 (Italy)
    52 Kenny Dalglish 70 (Scotland)
    56= Teófilo Cubillas 65 (Peru)
    58= Carlos Alberto 63 (Brazil)
    64= Giacinto Facchetti 57 (Italy)
    70= Jairzinho 52 (Brazil)
    80= Luigi Riva 36 (Italy)
    82= Elías Figueroa 33 (Chile)
    89= Cesar Cueto 27 (Peru)
    91 Dragan Dzajic 26 (Yugoslavia)
    99 Tostao 22 (Brazil)
    112= Kevin Keegan 12 (England)
    112= Piet Keizer 12 (Holland)
    115 Berti Vogts 11 (Germany)
    120= Sepp Maier 8 (Germany)
    130= Ubaldo Fillol 5 (Argentina)
    135= Hector Chumpitaz 3 (Peru)
    1970's
    2 Diego Maradona 825 (Argentina)
    7 Michel Platini 725 (France)
    12 Zico 615 (Brazil)
    20 Lothar Matthäus 443 (Germany)
    21 Franco Baresi 435 (Italy)
    36 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge 174 (Germany)
    37 Paolo Rossi 167 (Italy)
    42 Daniel Passarella 116 (Argentina)
    45 Mario Kempes 91 (Argentina)
    53= Falcao 69 (Brazil)
    78= Gaetano Scirea 38 (Italy)
    92= Junior 25 (Brazil)
    92= Bruno Conti 25 (Italy)
    96= Hugo Sanchez 23 (Mexico)
    103= Socrates 17 (Brazil)
    112= Claudio Gentile 12 (Italy)
    117= Careca 9 (Brazil)
    120= Zbigniew Boniek 8 (Poland)
    120= Leandro 8 (Brazil)
    141= Marco Tardelli 1 (Italy)
    1980's
    14 Zinedine Zidane 598 (France)
    15 Marco van Basten 595 Holland)
    18 Paolo Maldini 485 (Italy)
    19 Romario 451 (Brazil)
    24 Roberto Baggio 347 (Italy)
    27 Ruud Gullit 326 (Holland)
    43 Dennis Bergkamp 109 (Holland)
    50 George Weah 73 (Liberia)
    53= Luís Figo 69 (Portugal)
    55 Michael Laudrup 68 (Denmark)
    56= Gabriel Batistuta 65 (Argentina)
    64= Peter Schmeichel 57 (Denmark)
    69 Frank Rijkaard 54 (Holland)
    70= Gheorghe Hagi 52 (Romania)
    74 Jürgen Klinsmann 46 (Germany)
    77 Hristo Stoichkov 39 (Bulgaria)
    82= Matthias Sammer 33 (Germany)
    86 Dejan Savicevic 31 (Yugoslavia)
    106= Bebeto 15 (Brazil)
    117= Emilio Butragueño 9 (Spain)
    117= Eric Cantona 9 (France)
    120= Demetrio Albertini 8 (Italy)
    126= Enzo Francescoli 7 (Uruguay)
    126= Oliver Kahn 7 (Germany)
    135= Jorginho 3 (Brazil)
    135= Roberto Donadoni 3 (Italy)
    138= Gary Lineker 2 (England)
    141= Fernando Redondo 1 (Argentina)
    141= Brian Laudrup 1 (Denmark)
    1990's
    11 Ronaldo 623 (Brazil)
    33 Ronaldinho 217 (Brazil)
    41 Thierry Henry 131 (France)
    49 Rivaldo 84 (Brazil)
    58= Cafú 63 (Brazil)
    61= Roberto Carlos 59 (Brazil)
    73 Francesco Totti 47 (Italy)
    89= Andriy Shevchenko 27 (Ukraine)
    96= Gianluigi Buffon 23 (Italy)
    108= Ryan Giggs 14 (Wales)
    108= Fabio Cannavaro 14 (Italy)
    108= Xavi 14 (Spain)
    120= Lilian Thuram 8 (France)
    126= Alessandro Nesta 7 (Italy)
    129 Raul 6 (Spain)
    130= Edgar Davids 5 (Holland)
    132= Robert Pires 4 (France)
    138= Patrick Vieira 2 (France)
    141= Deco 1 (Portugal)
    2000-2009
    35 Lionel Messi 184 (Argentina)
    68 Kaká 55 (Brazil)
    100= Cristiano Ronaldo 20 (Portugal)
    105 Arjen Robben 16 (Holland)
    132= Wesley Sneijder 4 (Holland)

    HM's:
    1920's or before
    Luis Monti (Argentina)
    Ricardo Zamora (Spain)
    1930's
    Angel Labruna (Argentina)
    Fernando Peyroteo (Portugal)
    Tommy Lawton (England)
    1940's
    Ademir Marques de Menezes (Brazil)
    Nandor Hidegkuti (Hungary)
    Nils Liedholm (Sweden)
    1950's
    Denis Law (Scotland)
    Josef Masopust (Czechoslovakia)
    Jimmy Greaves (England)
    Alberto Spencer (Ecuador)
    Florian Albert (Hungary)
    1960's
    Kazimierz Deyna (Poland)
    Rob Rensenbrink (Holland)
    Wolfgang Overath (Germany)
    Paul van Himst (Belgium)
    Wlodzmierz Lubanski (Poland)
    Peter Shilton (England)
    Ruud Krol (Holland)
    1970's
    John Robertson (Scotland)
    Roger Milla (Cameroon)
    Preben Elkjaer (Denmark)
    Jean Tigana (France)
    Jan Ceulemans (Belgium)
    Glenn Hoddle (England)
    Pierre Littbarski (Germany)
    Johnny Rep (Holland)
    Paul Breitner (Germany)
    Renat Dasayev (Soviet Union)
    Neville Southall (Wales)
    1980's
    Marcel Desailly (France)
    John Barnes (England)
    Enzo Scifo (Belgium)
    Claudio Caniggia (Argentina)
    Paul Gascoigne (England)
    Gianfranco Zola (Italy)
    Davor Suker (Croatia)
    Abedi Pele (Ghana)
    Dragan Stojkovic (Yugoslavia)
    Bixente Lizarazu (France)
    Fernando Hierro (Spain)
    Jari Litmanen (Finland)
    1990's
    Pavel Nedved (Cezch Republic)
    Henrik Larsson (Sweden)
    David Beckham (England)
    Ruud van Nistelrooy (Holland)
    Javier Zanetti (Argentina)
    Claude Makalele (France)
    2000-2009
    Robinho (Brazil)
     
  3. PDG1978

    PDG1978 Member+

    Mar 8, 2009
    Club:
    Nottingham Forest FC
    The last couple of voters added a few new players.
    Here's the current version by first nation played for (with total points for each nation) listed by the decade of players' debuts - Hungary and Czechoslovakia could arguably have been given half of Kubala and Bican's points respectively. Yugoslavia, Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia would have a few extra players and points if counting the new contries within their totals but likewise Serbia would have Dzajic, Russia would have Yashin etc if current countries were given the players that were born in them but which were part of the larger nations during their careers. All Germans including Sammer are listed under Germany. I'm still listing Suker as Croatian, with so many goals and caps for Croatia compared to for Yugoslavia.

    Argentina
    1920's or before
    HM Luis Monti
    1930's
    32 José Manuel Moreno 222
    60 Adolfo Pedernera 60
    HM Angel Labruna
    1940's
    5 Alfredo Di Stéfano 762
    1950's
    75 Omar Sivori 43
    1960's
    130= Ubaldo Fillol 5
    1970's
    2 Diego Maradona 825
    42 Daniel Passarella 116
    45 Mario Kempes 91
    1980's
    56= Gabriel Batistuta 65
    141= Fernando Redondo 1
    HM Claudio Caniggia
    1990's
    HM Javier Zanetti
    2000-2009
    35 Lionel Messi 184
    TOTAL POINTS 2374

    Austria

    1920's or before
    46 Matthias Sindelar 89
    1930's
    78= Josef Bican 38
    TOTAL POINTS 127

    Belgium
    1960's
    HM Paul van Himst
    1970's
    HM Jan Ceulemans
    1980's
    HM Enzo Scifo

    Brazil
    1920's or before
    29 Leonidas 240
    92= Arthur Friedenreich 25
    103= Domingos da Guia 17
    1930's
    31 Zizinho 224
    1940's
    23 Didí 356
    61= Nilton Santos 59
    100= Mario Zagallo 20
    116 Djalma Santos 10
    HM Ademir Marques de Menezes
    1950's
    1 Pele 844
    8 Garrincha 701
    132= Gerson 4
    1960's
    28 Rivelino 294
    58= Carlos Alberto 63
    70= Jairzinho 52
    99 Tostao 22
    1970's
    12 Zico 615
    53= Falcao 69
    92= Junior 25
    103= Socrates 17
    117= Careca 9
    120= Leandro 8
    1980's
    19 Romario 451
    106= Bebeto 15
    135= Jorginho 3
    1990's
    11 Ronaldo 623
    33 Ronaldinho 217
    49 Rivaldo 84
    58= Cafú 63
    61= Roberto Carlos 59
    2000-2009
    68 Kaká 55
    HM Robinho
    TOTAL POINTS 5244

    Bulgaria

    1980's
    77 Hristo Stoichkov 39
    TOTAL POINTS 39

    Cameroon
    1970's
    HM Roger Milla

    Chile
    1960's
    82= Elías Figueroa 33
    TOTAL POINTS 33

    Croatia
    1980's
    HM Davor Suker

    Czechoslovakia
    1940's
    40 Ladislao Kubala 138
    HM Josef Masopust
    TOTAL POINTS 138

    Czech Republic
    1990's
    HM Pavel Nedved

    Denmark
    1970's
    HM Preben Elkjaer
    1980's
    55 Michael Laudrup 68
    64= Peter Schmeichel 57
    141= Brian Laudrup 1
    TOTAL POINTS 126


    Ecuador
    1950's
    HM Alberto Spencer

    England
    1930's
    25 Stanley Matthews 343
    HM Tommy Lawton
    1940's
    102 Tom Finney 18
    1950's
    13 Bobby Charlton 607
    22 Bobby Moore 401
    61= Duncan Edwards 59
    67 Gordon Banks 56
    HM Jimmy Greaves
    1960's
    112= Kevin Keegan 12
    HM Peter Shilton
    1970's
    HM Glenn Hoddle
    1980's
    138= Gary Lineker 2
    HM John Barnes
    HM Paul Gascoigne
    1990's
    HM David Beckham
    TOTAL POINTS 1498

    Finland
    1980's
    HM Jari Litmanen

    France
    1940's
    34 Raymond Kopa 190
    1950's
    64= Just Fontaine 57
    1970's
    7 Michel Platini 725
    HM Jean Tigana
    1980's
    14 Zinedine Zidane 598
    117= Eric Cantona 9
    HM Marcel Desailly
    HM Bixente Lizarazu
    1990's
    41 Thierry Henry 131
    120= Lilian Thuram 8
    132= Robert Pires 4
    138= Patrick Vieira 2
    HM Claude Makalele
    TOTAL POINTS 1724

    Germany

    1930's
    38 Fritz Walter 161
    1950's
    51 Uwe Seeler 72
    1960's
    4 Franz Beckenbauer 776
    16 Gerd Müller 585
    115 Berti Vogts 11
    120= Sepp Maier 8
    HM Wolfgang Overath
    1970's
    20 Lothar Matthäus 443
    36 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge 174
    HM Pierre Littbarski
    HM Paul Breitner
    1980's
    74 Jürgen Klinsmann 46
    82= Matthias Sammer 33
    126= Oliver Kahn 7
    TOTAL POINTS 2316

    Ghana
    1980's
    HM Abedi Pele

    Holland
    1960's
    3 Johan Cruyff 815
    47 Johan Neeskens 87
    112= Piet Keizer 12
    HM Rob Rensenbrink
    HM Ruud Krol
    1970's
    HM Johnny Rep
    1980's
    15 Marco van Basten 595
    27 Ruud Gullit 326
    43 Dennis Bergkamp 109
    69 Frank Rijkaard 54
    1990's
    130= Edgar Davids 5
    HM Ruud van Nistelrooy
    2000-2009
    105 Arjen Robben 16
    132= Wesley Sneijder 4
    TOTAL POINTS 2023

    Hungary

    1930's
    88 Gyorgy Sarosi 28
    1940's
    6 Ferenc Puskás 737
    44 Sandor Kocsis 106
    96= Jozsef Bozsik 23
    HM Nandor Hidegkuti
    1950's
    HM Florian Albert
    TOTAL POINTS 894

    Italy
    1920's or before
    26 Giuseppe Meazza 336
    1930's
    87 Valentino Mazzola 30
    1950's
    39 Gianni Rivera 143
    1960's
    30 Dino Zoff 235
    48 Sandro Mazzola 85
    64= Giacinto Facchetti 57
    80= Luigi Riva 36
    1970's
    21 Franco Baresi 435
    37 Paolo Rossi 167
    78= Gaetano Scirea 38
    92= Bruno Conti 25
    112= Claudio Gentile 12
    141= Marco Tardelli 1
    1980's
    18 Paolo Maldini 485
    24 Roberto Baggio 347
    120= Demetrio Albertini 8
    135= Roberto Donadoni 3
    HM Gianfranco Zola
    1990's
    73 Francesco Totti 47
    96= Gianluigi Buffon 23
    108= Fabio Cannavaro 14
    126= Alessandro Nesta 7
    TOTAL POINTS 2534

    Liberia
    1980's
    50 George Weah 73
    TOTAL POINTS 73

    Mexico
    1970's
    96= Hugo Sanchez 23
    TOTAL POINTS 23

    Northern Ireland
    1960's
    9 George Best 658
    TOTAL POINTS 658

    Paraguay
    1930's
    82= Arsenio Erico 33
    TOTAL POINTS 33

    Peru
    1960's
    56= Teófilo Cubillas 65
    89= Cesar Cueto 27
    135= Hector Chumpitaz 3
    TOTAL POINTS 95

    Poland
    1960's
    HM Kazimierz Deyna
    HM Wlodzmierz Lubanski
    1970's
    120= Zbigniew Boniek 8
    TOTAL POINTS 8

    Portugal
    1930's
    HM Fernando Peyroteo
    1950's
    10 Eusebio 631
    1980's
    53= Luís Figo 69
    1990's
    141= Deco 1
    2000-2009
    100= Cristiano Ronaldo 20
    TOTAL POINTS 721

    Romania
    1980's
    70= Gheorghe Hagi 52
    TOTAL POINTS 52

    Scotland
    1950's
    HM Denis Law
    1960's
    52 Kenny Dalglish 70
    1970's
    HM John Robertson
    TOTAL POINTS 70

    Soviet Union
    1950's
    17 Lev Yashin 521
    1970's
    HM Renat Dasayev
    TOTAL POINTS 521

    Spain
    1920's or before
    HM Ricardo Zamora
    1930's
    138= Telmo Zarra 2
    1950's
    72 Luis Suarez 51
    108= Francisco Gento 14
    1980's
    117= Emilio Butragueño 9
    HM Fernando Hierro
    1990's
    108= Xavi 14
    129 Raul 6
    TOTAL POINTS 96

    Sweden
    1930's
    106= Gunnar Nordahl 15
    1940's
    HM Nils Liedholm
    1990's
    HM Henrik Larsson
    TOTAL POINTS 15

    Ukraine
    1990's
    89= Andriy Shevchenko 27
    TOTAL POINTS 27

    Uruguay
    1920's or before
    80= Hector Scarone 36
    95 Jose Nasazzi 24
    120= José Leandro Andrade 8
    1940's
    76 Juan Alberto Schiaffino 41
    1980's
    126= Enzo Francescoli 7
    TOTAL POINTS 116

    Wales
    1950's
    85 John Charles 32
    1970's
    HM Neville Southall
    1990's
    108= Ryan Giggs 14
    TOTAL POINTS 46

    Yugoslavia
    1960's
    91 Dragan Dzajic 26
    1980's
    86 Dejan Savicevic 31
    HM Dragan Stojkovic
    TOTAL POINTS 57
     
  4. GeorgieBest

    GeorgieBest New Member

    Oct 23, 2010
    Club:
    Manchester United FC
    Hi,

    I know I'm not strictly on-topic but I listed my all-time greatest players on this web-page, and the best 20 national sides and best 20 club sides of all time, with their line-ups. It would be good to know what you think.

    http://footballsgreatest.weebly.com/
     
  5. PDG1978

    PDG1978 Member+

    Mar 8, 2009
    Club:
    Nottingham Forest FC
    Hi,
    I'm wary of links after clicking a virus previously (hopefully AVG would now prevent them but anyway...). You can paste your article on here by all means, and if you have less than 50 players you could add a few and be included as a voter for this thread. Perhaps you could create a new thread for the all-time sides and I'm sure plenty of people would be interested.
     
  6. GeorgieBest

    GeorgieBest New Member

    Oct 23, 2010
    Club:
    Manchester United FC
    OK, I can assure you there is no virus but I understand.

    I did pick 20 'legends' but haven't put them in order. In chronological order they are:

    Sindelar
    Schiaffino
    Matthews
    Di Stefano
    Puskas
    Yashin
    Garrincha
    Charlton
    Eusebio
    Best
    Pele
    Beckenbauer
    Cruyff
    Platiini
    Maradona
    Maldini
    Zidane
    Ronaldo
    C. Ronaldo
    Messi
     
  7. PDG1978

    PDG1978 Member+

    Mar 8, 2009
    Club:
    Nottingham Forest FC
    Thanks for the legends list GeorgieBest. As you can see they all feature in the current standings with the majority in the top 20, including your namesake ;). 18 of them (all but the two oldest) were in the Daily Mail's original list.
     
  8. msioux75

    msioux75 Member+

    Jan 8, 2006
    Lima, Peru
    It's hard to compare players in different eras and positions, but let's try it:

    1 PELE
    2 MARADONA
    3 CRUYFF
    4 BECKENBAUER
    5 DI STEFANO
    6 PUSKAS
    7 GARRINCHA
    8 PLATINI
    9 RONALDO
    10 B.CHARLTON
    11 YASHIN
    12 JM.MORENO
    13 SINDELAR
    14 ZIDANE
    15 EUSEBIO
    16 MATTHEWS
    17 MESSI
    18 G.MULLER
    19 VAN BASTEN
    20 ZICO
    21 BEST
    22 MATTHAUS
    23 B.MOORE
    24 P.MALDINI
    25 ROMARIO
    26 BARESI
    27 DIDI
    28 RIVELINO
    29 SCHIAFFINO
    30 G.RIVERA
    31 MEAZZA
    32 F.WALTER
    33 T.CUBILLAS
    34 R.BAGGIO
    35 KUBALA
    36 SIVORI
    37 PEDERNERA
    38 ZIZINHO
    39 GULLIT
    40 RUMMENIGGE
    41 KOPA
    42 KOCSIS
    43 FACCHETTI
    44 H.SCARONE
    45 TOSTAO
    46 KEMPES
    47 ERICO
    48 RIVALDO
    49 BANKS
    50 FIGUEROA
     
  9. PDG1978

    PDG1978 Member+

    Mar 8, 2009
    Club:
    Nottingham Forest FC
    Thanks for the vote msioux75:
    1 Pele 894
    2 Diego Maradona 874
    3 Johan Cruyff 863
    4 Franz Beckenbauer 823
    5 Alfredo Di Stéfano 808
    6 Ferenc Puskás 782
    7 Michel Platini 768
    8 Garrincha 745
    9 George Best 688
    10 Eusebio 667
    11 Ronaldo 665
    12 Bobby Charlton 648
    13 Zico 646

    14 Zinedine Zidane 635
    15 Marco van Basten 627
    16 Gerd Müller 618
    17 Lev Yashin 561
    18 Paolo Maldini 512
    19 Romario 477
    20 Lothar Matthäus 472
    21 Franco Baresi 460
    22 Bobby Moore 429
    23 Didí 380
    24 Stanley Matthews 378
    25 Roberto Baggio 364

    26 Giuseppe Meazza 356
    27 Ruud Gullit 338
    28 Rivelino 317
    29 José Manuel Moreno 261
    30 Leonidas 240

    31= Dino Zoff 235
    31= Zizinho 235

    33 Lionel Messi 218
    34 Ronaldinho 217
    35 Raymond Kopa 200

    36 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge 185
    37 Fritz Walter 180
    38 Paolo Rossi 167
    39 Gianni Rivera 164
    40 Ladislao Kubala 154

    41 Thierry Henry 131
    42 Matthias Sindelar 127
    43 Daniel Passarella 116

    44 Sandor Kocsis 115
    45 Dennis Bergkamp 109

    46 Mario Kempes 96
    47= Johan Neeskens 87
    47= Rivaldo 87
    49 Sandro Mazzola 85

    50 Teófilo Cubillas 83
    51 Adolfo Pedernera 74
    52 George Weah 73

    53 Uwe Seeler 72
    54 Kenny Dalglish 70
    55= Falcao 69
    55= Luís Figo 69
    57 Michael Laudrup 68
    58 Gabriel Batistuta 65
    58= Giacinto Facchetti 65
    60= Carlos Alberto 63

    60= Cafú 63
    60= Juan Alberto Schiaffino 63
    63= Nilton Santos 59

    63= Roberto Carlos 59
    63= Duncan Edwards 59
    66= Gordon Banks 58
    66= Omar Sivori 58
    68= Peter Schmeichel 57

    68= Just Fontaine 57
    70 Kaká 55
    71 Frank Rijkaard 54
    72= Jairzinho 52
    72= Gheorghe Hagi 52
    74 Luis Suarez 51
    75 Francesco Totti 47
    76 Jürgen Klinsmann 46
    77 Hector Scarone 43
    78 Hristo Stoichkov 39

    79= Josef Bican 38
    79= Gaetano Scirea 38
    81 Arsenio Erico 37
    82 Luigi Riva 36

    83 Elías Figueroa 34
    84 Matthias Sammer 33
    85 John Charles 32
    86 Dejan Savicevic 31
    87 Valentino Mazzola 30
    88= Gyorgy Sarosi 28
    88= Tostao 28
    90= Andriy Shevchenko
    27
    90= Cesar Cueto 27
    92 Dragan Dzajic 26
    93= Arthur Friedenreich 25
    93= Junior 25
    93= Bruno Conti 25
    96 Jose Nasazzi 24
    97= Hugo Sanchez 23
    97= Gianluigi Buffon 23
    97= Jozsef Bozsik 23
    100= Mario Zagallo 20
    100= Cristiano Ronaldo 20
    102 Tom Finney 18
    103= Socrates 17
    103= Domingos da Guia 17
    105 Arjen Robben 16
    106= Gunnar Nordahl 15
    106= Bebeto 15
    108= Francisco Gento 14
    108= Ryan Giggs 14
    108= Fabio Cannavaro 14
    108= Xavi 14
    112= Kevin Keegan 12
    112= Piet Keizer 12
    112= Claudio Gentile 12
    115 Berti Vogts 11
    116 Djalma Santos 10
    117= Emilio Butragueño 9
    117= Eric Cantona 9
    117= Careca 9
    120= José Leandro Andrade 8
    120= Zbigniew Boniek 8
    120= Sepp Maier 8
    120= Leandro 8
    120= Lilian Thuram 8
    120= Demetrio Albertini 8
    126= Enzo Francescoli 7
    126= Oliver Kahn 7
    126= Alessandro Nesta 7
    129 Raul 6
    130= Edgar Davids 5
    130= Ubaldo Fillol 5
    132= Robert Pires 4
    132= Gerson 4
    132= Wesley Sneijder 4
    135= Jorginho 3
    135= Hector Chumpitaz 3
    135= Roberto Donadoni 3
    138= Telmo Zarra 2
    138= Patrick Vieira 2
    138= Gary Lineker 2
    141= Fernando Redondo 1
    141= Brian Laudrup 1
    141= Deco 1
    141= Marco Tardelli 1

    HM's:
    Pavel Nedved
    Marcel Desailly
    Denis Law
    Josef Masopust
    Jimmy Greaves
    Kazimierz Deyna
    Rob Rensenbrink
    John Robertson
    Roger Milla
    Preben Elkjaer
    Jean Tigana
    Jan Ceulemans
    Glenn Hoddle
    Pierre Littbarski
    John Barnes
    Enzo Scifo
    Claudio Caniggia
    Paul Gascoigne
    Gianfranco Zola
    Davor Suker
    Henrik Larsson
    David Beckham
    Robinho
    Ruud van Nistelrooy
    Johnny Rep
    Wolfgang Overath
    Paul Breitner
    Ademir Marques de Menezes
    Angel Labruna
    Javier Zanetti
    Claude Makalele
    Luis Monti
    Fernando Peyroteo
    Alberto Spencer
    Ricardo Zamora
    Paul van Himst
    Wlodzmierz Lubanski
    Abedi Pele
    Florian Albert
    Nandor Hidegkuti
    Peter Shilton
    Tommy Lawton
    Nils Liedholm
    Ruud Krol
    Renat Dasayev
    Neville Southall
    Dragan Stojkovic
    Bixente Lizarazu
    Fernando Hierro
    Jari Litmanen
     
  10. 621380

    621380 Member

    Feb 21, 2004
    germany
    The 10 greatest 'poachers' of all time

    The 'poacher' or 'fox in the box' is usually a scorer of a great many goals but not a scorer of great goals. Almost all goals are scored from within, or on the edge of, the penalty box and result from approach play or saved shots from other players. The poacher seizes on loose balls in and around the box and puts them away. This is not as easy as it sounds. The great goal poacher instinctively knows when and where to be, he has fast reactions, and he can lose his marker and can score with great improvisation: with either foot, the head or even other body parts. He can turn tightly in space and score from acute and unusual angles. These players often offer nothing else to gameplay outside the box but can register amazing goal tallies. They always need to be combined with other talented second strikers or centre-forwards and tend to work best when combined with the former. To qualify for this list they have to be something special and have extraordinary goal tallies.


    Leonidas Bra 1930s

    Jimmy Greaves Eng 1960s

    Denis Law Sco 1962-74

    Uwe Seeler Ger 1966-70

    Gerd Muller Ger 1970s

    Ian Rush Eng 1980s

    Butragueno Spa 1980s

    Hugo Sanchez Mex 1980s

    Romario Bra 1988-94

    van Nistletrooy Neths 1998-2008

    ---------------------

    1:poachers dont score great goals??let me know what a great goal is..your criteria of a great goal...


    2: ALLMOST all goals are scored from within or the edge of the penalty box, AND RESULT OF THE APROACH PLAY OR SAVED SHOTS FROM OTHER PLAYERS...really so dramatic??

    3:the players often offer nothing else for the game play outside of the penalty box..(not in the box this players leave the field drinking water and walk around on the field???)..
    ----------
    complete strikers are the kings of strikers..the suggestion i got after reading your description of this typ of players..

    -----

    example van basten..

    here is videofootage of van bastens best goalscoring season for ac milan 1991/92..25 leaque goals scored(imclusive 9 penaltys,5 headers)..1: please let me know the quality of his goals .how many of his goals was great goals..remember the argumentation complete strikers score often great goals and complete strikers selfcreate often goals...

    (van basten olso has scored 4 goals in italien cup (inclusive 3 penaltys)and 6 goals in european cup (inclusive 1 penalty and 1 bycicle goal) same season..)

    in my opinion the quality of van bastens goals very often is not better than goals of called poachers..see the videofootage ...

    [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93kib4fjrYc&feature=related"]YouTube - Marco Van Basten 91-92[/ame]

    van basten has scored total 122 goals for milan and 33 of his goals he has scored with penaltys...for the statistic..
     
  11. PDG1978

    PDG1978 Member+

    Mar 8, 2009
    Club:
    Nottingham Forest FC
    Since 621380 has read your page I was now confident to do so (I was extra cautious after getting a virus from a supposed blog though admitedly the post and probably the web page address looked more dodgy on that occasion).
    Excellent work - it's an interesting read that I'd recommend to others to have a look - the Great Teams (national sides and club sides) section is particularly nice. I'm sure the great players lists can be compared to the votes on this thread and also comme's lists of Greatest X (X being the particular position/role though he has less than you in midfield and attack) of All-Time.

    Just to re-assure you a little 621380, on the vote for greatest striker the 6 suggestions he gives include two of the 'poachers' Muller and Romario, along with Henry and 3 he classifies as complete strikers Ronaldo, Eusebio and van Basten, so he's not saying every 'complete' striker is ahead of all the 'poachers'. There are a few other van Basten videos available on Youtube of course, and several great individual goals are evident on them.
     
  12. 621380

    621380 Member

    Feb 21, 2004
    germany
    georgiebest more or lesser suggest poachers doesent score great goals....videos of poachers where did score great goals are avalaible on youtube too...so why you dont point out this fact and disagree with him??watch highlights of hugo sanchez and others
    [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQscA62WztU"]YouTube - Hugo Sanchez Top Ten[/ame]


    ..there is not much footage of seeler..however there are videos on youtube where he did score at least 3 great goals.

    [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6EjADHWEj8"]YouTube - Uwe Seeler 1960[/ame]

    [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPauczFdErI"]YouTube - WM 1970 Deutschland - England[/ame]

    .gerd müller has scored some few great goals too and for many of his goals there exist no videofootage for the publik..this are examples....i never said van basten has not scored great goals , i have pointed out many of his goals are not better than the goals of so called poachers..and thats a fact..if you disagree let me know your reason..

    the videofootage of van bastens 25 goals he has scored 1991/92 is more useful than picking out his career highlightgoals .....remember who point out the finger against so called poachers..(better description is goalscorer strikers)

    here is videofootage of another ac milian season where van basten did score 19 liga goals..so you see combinated footage of nearly 50% (44 goals,inclusive 14 penaltys..)of his ac milan liga career goals..

    [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zpFeiby7ifo"]YouTube - Marco Van Basten, Serie A goals 1992/93[/ame]

    so now what do you think how many of his 44 goals can descripted great goals??...i knows its suspective..however i personally think van basten offer not really much more than others ....

    van basten:

    172 games, 152 goals for ajax
    201 games, 124 goals for ac milan (33 penaltys)..
    58 games, 24 goals dutch NT(footage of 7 goals he has scored are available on youtube)

    van basten has scored 31(32) european cup goals in 45 games. ..there is avalaible videofootage on youtube of 27 goals he has scored(combinated for ajax and ac milan...)
     
  13. PDG1978

    PDG1978 Member+

    Mar 8, 2009
    Club:
    Nottingham Forest FC
    621380, I agree that those strikers are capable of great goals so in that respect I do disagree with part of GeorgieBest's write-up. I think he was giving a general description and trying to differenciate between the styles of different strikers though, and I do think overall it is a good website. He also does say in his description of poachers "He can turn tightly in space and score from acute and unusual angles." and "To qualify for this list they have to be something special and have extraordinary goal tallies."
    Most of the players in his 'poachers' list did score a number of great goals, and each player has his own abilities so it's perhaps hard to categorise them. I do think most of them are great players very much because of their goal tallies though (maybe not Butragueno who was less prolific than the others but contributed a bit more to creating goals at times probably).
    Hugo Sanchez did score a number of spectacular goals, examples of which are on the video you provided. I do think it is correct to say van Basten was more complete, both as a goalscorer and overall player though. van Basten was excellent on his left side as well as his right, he could dribble very well as well as score with acrobatic finishes (though Sanchez was perhaps the master at these), he was a very good passer and could bring others into play often (I know Muller was also good at this but van Basten had the advantage of being quick and more mobile), he had a great touch in general play and he was a great header also.
    I think different strikers do have different attributes - for example Bergkamp scored more memorable goals than Lineker (who was categorised as an 'off the shoulder' striker but could've perhaps been included as a poacher), but if Bergkamp was the better overall player it was because of his passing, vision and suchlike not because he could be said to be a better goalscorer even though he scored better goals.
     
  14. JamesBH11

    JamesBH11 Member+

    Sep 17, 2004
    "Great" or "spectacular" are just relative term like "beauty is in the eye of the beholders"! For example some might think overhead kick is "great" but to me it;s just "spectacular" and NOT neccesary great - still depend on LUCK as the striker "try to do his best ... blindedly or statistically"

    Great goals often like Maradona, or Ronaldo who dribbled passed few opponents and scored. Or to some lesser extend, great goals involved more with a striker's talent/skills before he can score that goal. For example, a great striker would accept a bad pass (from his back, or when he was surrounded with defenders) and YET he was still able to control, and score. While most often, a "POACHER" score goals as a result of team work - got a good pass and all he does is to finish it!
     
  15. PDG1978

    PDG1978 Member+

    Mar 8, 2009
    Club:
    Nottingham Forest FC
    Just to make people aware (everyone that's posted on this thread will get an email about this post) there is a new all-time draft game being set-up by Cevno. It's an auction draft and here is the sign-up thread if anyone is interested:
    https://www.bigsoccer.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1588368
     
  16. schwuppe

    schwuppe Member+

    Sep 17, 2009
    Club:
    FC Kryvbas Kryvyi Rih
    Amazing how four great games can make someone the 38th best player of all time.

    Would love to see an argument justifying Rossi over let's say .. Henry.
     
  17. ITALIA1982

    ITALIA1982 Member

    Jun 14, 2005
    Toronto
    Club:
    AC Milan
    Winning a WC almost single handedly is not enough?
    Does that not compare better with Diego Maradona?
    Paolo Rossi will be remembered in history, Henry not so sure...
    I do not see your point.
     
  18. schwuppe

    schwuppe Member+

    Sep 17, 2009
    Club:
    FC Kryvbas Kryvyi Rih
    Can't really see how Rossi's performance in '82 is comparable to Maradona in '86 but well ...

    Pro Rossi
    Peak (NT)

    Skillwise
    Header


    Pro Henry

    Peak (Club) - 4 Times EPL topscorer, leading the team to EPL title, better Ballon D'or voting record by far
    Longevity (NT) - Henry scored more goals for the NT than Rossi played games
    Longevity (Club) - Nearly double the amount of games, more than twice as much seasons for a top club
    Importance & Value (NT) - Henry played in seven big tournaments compared to Rossi's two, alot more games played, NT regular for a lot longer
    Importance & Value (Club) - Henry WAS Arsenal for half a decade, Rossi hardly even the 2nd best player when he played for Juventus

    Skillwise
    Speed
    Shot
    Dribbling
    Technique
    Passing
    Crossing
    Free Kick

    Goalscoring (look up Henry's GPG for Arsenal if you disagree with me; 4 times EPL top goalscorer; the others aren't even debatable)



    Not even close.
     
  19. benficafan3

    benficafan3 Member+

    Nov 16, 2005
    Rossi was the Golden Ball winner and Golden Shoe winner at the 82' World Cup, to add along to his World Cup winning medal. That's an absolutely amazing feat. Not exactly sure how Henry's Ballon d'Or is better than Rossi's considering he never did win it, while Rossi won it in 1982 (along with World Player of the Year), this in a time with players like Zico, Platini, Boniek, Rummenigge, and even Maradona, albeit he was quite young.
    You also failed to exclude the fact that so many more games are played by NT teams now so naturally Henry would have plenty of game under his belt compared to Rossi, despite that fact, they still have equivalent goal averages for their teams. Also, Henry WAS Arsenal but let's not compare the Arsenal team of recent years to the team that Juventus was in the 80s. If I recall correctly, they made 3 consecutive European finals in the early 80s. That's something Arsenal could never dream of attaining.

    The fact that he played at 7 tournaments is damn impressive, though.
     
  20. JamesBH11

    JamesBH11 Member+

    Sep 17, 2004
    It's a bit exaggerated to compare Rossi 82 to Maradona 86. To be fair Rossi's 82 was equivalent to Baggio's 94 who were KEY to lead the (defensive) team to the final. The only difference (big?) was that Rossi did score 1goal in the final and Italy won that day (while Baggio failed to kick the ball and Brazxil won)

    Now back to Rossi vs Henry. It's rather hard to do a clear jsutification as both were very very good forwards. Henry delivered more to his club and Rossi delivered more to his NT. They both won big prizes i.e. WC, UCL, leauges titles ...

    However, as usual, WC put more weighs (if not most) to the ballance of the two: where Rossi shone well in 82 and was also good in WC78. Henry did also well for France (6goals +1ass/ 17 WCgames) but not to the same level as Rossi performed (9goals+4ass/14 WC games including goldenboot and goldenball 82)

    Henry put on some good flashy performance in EPL, but unfortunately, people tend to memorize WC level more -

    --> No surprise that many would put Rossi ahead to Henry in the ranking
     
  21. mattteo

    mattteo Member

    Jul 19, 2006
    Nat'l Team:
    Italy
    Italy '82 'defensive'??

    Never watched that team, huh??
     
  22. schwuppe

    schwuppe Member+

    Sep 17, 2009
    Club:
    FC Kryvbas Kryvyi Rih
    I have to disagree that Rossi delivered more for his NT than Henry. The Frenchman played a lot more games, scored more goals, played in more big tournaments, also won WC + Euro and another final appeareance where he played a crucial role.

    Ofc It doesn't suprise me that many put Rossi ahead of Henry on a internetboard where a lot of people believe Zinedine Zidane is the best player of all time.
    The only weight that justifies to put Rossi ahead of Henry is
    95% single WC performance
    5% other
     
  23. JP84

    JP84 New Member

    Nov 22, 2010
    ok heres my list

    Diego Maradona
    Alfredo Di Stefano
    Pele
    Zinedine Zidane
    Johan Cruyff
    Frenec Puskas
    Gerd Muller
    Michel Platini
    Franz Beckenbauer
    Garrincha
    Euseibio
    George Best
    Ronaldo
    Paolo Maldini
    Zico
    Thierry Henry
    Michael Laudrup
    Marco Van Basten
    Roberto Baggio
    Peter Schmeichel
    Ruud Gullit
    Bobby Charlton
    Gabriel Batistuta
    Zizinho
    Bobby Moore
    Lev Yashin
    Daniel Passarella
    Lilian Thuram
    Franco Baresi
    Karl-Heinz Rummenigge
    Gordon Banks
    Rivaldo
    Rivelino
    Lothar Matthäus
    Kenny Daglish
    Johan Neeskens
    Sandro Mazzola
    Mario Kempes
    Ryan Giggs
    Ronaldinho
    Ian Rush
    Hugo Sanchez
    Dennis Bergkamp
    Laurent Blanc
    Ruud Van Nistelrooy
    Eric Cantona
    Lionel Messi
    Cafu
    David Trezeguet
     
  24. JP84

    JP84 New Member

    Nov 22, 2010
    Rossi did have a great world cup in 82 but Henry did achieve more for France. The only achievement Rossi has over Henry is the golden boot which gets far too overhyped and the golden ball.

    Rossi:
    - WC82 winner
    - WC82 golden boot
    - WC82 golden ball

    Henry:
    - WC98 winner
    - EC00 winner
    - EC00 team of tournament
    - CC03 winner
    - CC03 golden boot
    - CC03 golden ball
    - WC06 runner up
    - WC06 team of tournament
    - France top scorer (51)
    - France top assist maker (29)

    In competitive matches Henry also wins.

    Rossi: 11/22, scoring in 7 of those matches 31.81%
    Henry: 35/62, scoring in 29 of those matches 47.77%

    The real difference is their club career:
    Rossi:
    - 2 Serie A, 1 Serie B (3 Leagues)
    - 1 Coppa Italia
    - 1 Champions League
    - 1 Champions League runner up
    - League goals 103/251
    - Champions League goals 11
    - 1 Serie A golden boot
    - 1 Champions League golden boot
    - Total club trophies 5


    Henry:
    - 1 Ligue1, 2 EPL, 2 La Liga (5 Leagues)
    - 2 F.A. Cups, 1 Coppa Del Rey (3 Cups)
    - 1 Champions League
    - 1 Champions League runner up
    - 1 UEFA cup runner up
    - League goals 234/467 (he was much more prolific when he was a striker at Arsenal with 174/254)
    - Champions League goals 50
    - 4 EPL golden boots
    - 2 soulier d'ors
    - Total club trophies 9

    I think the above is the point.
     
  25. PDG1978

    PDG1978 Member+

    Mar 8, 2009
    Club:
    Nottingham Forest FC
    Thanks JP84. There was 49 in your list, so if you want to double-check you've not missed anyone off - I can re-adjust the totals if you have. Otherwise if you want you can add another player to give the final point to but no problem if you don't:
    1 Pele 942
    2 Diego Maradona 924
    3 Johan Cruyff 909
    4 Franz Beckenbauer 865
    5 Alfredo Di Stéfano 857
    6 Ferenc Puskás 827
    7 Michel Platini 811
    8 Garrincha 786
    9 George Best 727
    10 Eusebio 707
    11 Ronaldo 703
    12= Zico 682
    12= Zinedine Zidane 682
    14 Bobby Charlton 677
    15 Gerd Müller 662
    16 Marco van Basten 660
    17 Lev Yashin 586

    18 Paolo Maldini 549
    19 Lothar Matthäus 489
    20 Franco Baresi 482
    21 Romario 477
    22 Bobby Moore 455

    23 Roberto Baggio 396
    24 Didí 380

    25 Stanley Matthews 378
    26 Ruud Gullit 368
    27 Giuseppe Meazza 356

    28 Rivelino 335
    29 Zizinho 262
    30 José Manuel Moreno 261
    31 Leonidas 240

    32 Dino Zoff 235
    33 Ronaldinho 228
    34 Lionel Messi 222
    35 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge 206
    36 Raymond Kopa 200

    37 Fritz Walter 180
    38 Paolo Rossi 167
    39 Thierry Henry 166
    40 Gianni Rivera 164
    41 Ladislao Kubala 154

    42 Daniel Passarella 140
    43 Matthias Sindelar 127
    44 Dennis Bergkamp 117
    45 Sandor Kocsis 115
    46 Mario Kempes 109
    47 Rivaldo 106
    48= Johan Neeskens 102

    48= Michael Laudrup 102
    50 Sandro Mazzola 99

    51 Gabriel Batistuta 93
    52 Peter Schmeichel 88
    53 Kenny Dalglish 86
    54 Teófilo Cubillas 83
    55 Gordon Banks 78
    56 Adolfo Pedernera 74
    57 George Weah 73

    58 Uwe Seeler 72
    59= Falcao 69
    59= Luís Figo 69
    61 Cafú 66
    62 Giacinto Facchetti 65
    63= Carlos Alberto 63

    63= Juan Alberto Schiaffino 63
    65= Nilton Santos 59

    65= Roberto Carlos 59
    65= Duncan Edwards 59
    68 Omar Sivori 58
    69 Just Fontaine 57
    70 Kaká 55
    71 Frank Rijkaard 54
    72= Jairzinho 52
    72= Gheorghe Hagi 52
    74 Luis Suarez 51
    75 Francesco Totti 47
    76 Jürgen Klinsmann 46
    77 Hector Scarone 43
    78 Hristo Stoichkov 39

    79= Josef Bican 38
    79= Gaetano Scirea 38
    81 Arsenio Erico 37
    82 Luigi Riva 36

    83 Elías Figueroa 34
    84 Matthias Sammer 33
    85= John Charles 32
    85= Hugo Sanchez 32
    87= Dejan Savicevic
    31
    87= Lilian Thuram 31
    89 Valentino Mazzola 30

    90= Gyorgy Sarosi 28
    90= Tostao 28
    92= Andriy Shevchenko
    27
    92= Cesar Cueto 27
    94= Dragan Dzajic 26
    94= Ryan Giggs 26
    96= Arthur Friedenreich 25

    96= Junior 25
    96= Bruno Conti 25
    99 Jose Nasazzi 24
    100= Gianluigi Buffon 23
    100= Jozsef Bozsik 23
    102= Mario Zagallo 20
    102= Cristiano Ronaldo 20
    104 Tom Finney 18
    105= Socrates 17
    105= Domingos da Guia 17
    107 Arjen Robben 16
    108= Gunnar Nordahl 15
    108= Bebeto 15
    110= Francisco Gento 14
    110= Fabio Cannavaro 14
    110= Xavi 14
    110= Eric Cantona 14
    114= Kevin Keegan 12

    114= Piet Keizer 12
    114= Claudio Gentile 12
    117 Berti Vogts 11
    118= Djalma Santos 10
    118= Ian Rush 10
    120= Emilio Butragueño 9
    120= Careca 9
    122= José Leandro Andrade 8
    122= Zbigniew Boniek 8
    122= Sepp Maier 8
    122= Leandro 8
    122= Demetrio Albertini 8
    127= Enzo Francescoli 7
    127= Oliver Kahn 7
    127= Alessandro Nesta 7
    130= Raul 6
    130= Ruud van Nistelrooy 6
    132= Edgar Davids 5
    132= Ubaldo Fillol 5
    134= Robert Pires 4
    134= Gerson 4
    134= Wesley Sneijder 4
    137= Jorginho 3
    137= Hector Chumpitaz 3
    137= Roberto Donadoni 3
    140= Telmo Zarra 2
    140= Patrick Vieira 2
    140= Gary Lineker 2
    140= David Trezegeut 2
    144= Fernando Redondo 1
    144= Brian Laudrup 1
    144= Deco 1
    144= Marco Tardelli 1

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    Rob Rensenbrink
    John Robertson
    Roger Milla
    Preben Elkjaer
    Jean Tigana
    Jan Ceulemans
    Glenn Hoddle
    Pierre Littbarski
    John Barnes
    Enzo Scifo
    Claudio Caniggia
    Paul Gascoigne
    Gianfranco Zola
    Davor Suker
    Henrik Larsson
    David Beckham
    Robinho
    Johnny Rep
    Wolfgang Overath
    Paul Breitner
    Ademir Marques de Menezes
    Angel Labruna
    Javier Zanetti
    Claude Makalele
    Luis Monti
    Fernando Peyroteo
    Alberto Spencer
    Ricardo Zamora
    Paul van Himst
    Wlodzmierz Lubanski
    Abedi Pele
    Florian Albert
    Nandor Hidegkuti
    Peter Shilton
    Tommy Lawton
    Nils Liedholm
    Ruud Krol
    Renat Dasayev
    Neville Southall
    Dragan Stojkovic
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