Classic Images Thread

Discussion in 'Soccer History' started by Sempre, Mar 13, 2006.

  1. spoonman

    spoonman Member

    Sep 6, 2005
    Nat'l Team:
    Netherlands
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    winning goal Van Basten Euro88 semi

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    Oke, Koeman shouldn't have done that after he swapped shirts with Thon. :D
     
  2. Cassano

    Cassano Member

    Jul 16, 2004
    Club:
    AC Milan
    Nat'l Team:
    Italy
    This has become a classic image now

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  3. sangreazul

    sangreazul Member

    Nov 17, 2003
    Belmont, CA
    Club:
    Club América
    Nat'l Team:
    Mexico
    1978 World Cup final. Argentina defeats Holland 3-1. Pato Fillol hugs Conejo Tarantini. A fan with no arms joins them in el Abrazo del Alma, the embrace of the Soul.


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  4. Bertje

    Bertje New Member

    Nov 10, 2004
    Leiden
    How did the guy lose his arms? Did he get into trouble with the government who also won Argentina that WC?
     
  5. unclesox

    unclesox BigSoccer Supporter

    Mar 8, 2003
    209, California
    Club:
    FC Barcelona
    I've never seen that photo before. Is that what Argentines call that photo, El Abrazo del Alma?
    :cool:
     
  6. sangreazul

    sangreazul Member

    Nov 17, 2003
    Belmont, CA
    Club:
    Club América
    Nat'l Team:
    Mexico
  7. FWS93

    FWS93 Member

    Jan 4, 2006
    Queens, New York
    who won it for them? "EL MATADOR!"
    Mario Kempes 2 goals in the final including the winner in extra time
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  8. spoonman

    spoonman Member

    Sep 6, 2005
    Nat'l Team:
    Netherlands
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    Rensenbrink hitting the post
     
  9. unclesox

    unclesox BigSoccer Supporter

    Mar 8, 2003
    209, California
    Club:
    FC Barcelona
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    At the time, I hated this team with such passion because of all the talent that oozed out from the players.
    Possibly the greatest side to have not won a European Cup final, wearing arguably the best looking kits ever made.

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  10. Seaside Mafia

    Seaside Mafia New Member

    May 29, 2005
    London
    When I was really little I saw that team beat Aston Villa in the old European Cup at Villa Park - 2-1. We'd only just got into the Holte End when the game kicked off and 5 touches later Paolo Rossi scored a header after some excellent play from Bettega. Mind you, man of the match was Boniek who was superb (according to my dad).
     
  11. Seaside Mafia

    Seaside Mafia New Member

    May 29, 2005
    London
    Hmmmmmm. I reckon that the following sides would have beaten them if not playing in the blazing sun. England in 1970 (almost did if it wasn't for Jeff "club foot" Astle), Holland from 1974, Real Madrid in the era of Gento, Puskas, Di Stefo etc. I also reckon that there were a few German national sides that would have beaten them, plus the Brazil side of Socrates, Falcao etc.
     
  12. Seaside Mafia

    Seaside Mafia New Member

    May 29, 2005
    London
     
  13. Seaside Mafia

    Seaside Mafia New Member

    May 29, 2005
    London
    erm, because that's the Dutch end?
     
  14. Seaside Mafia

    Seaside Mafia New Member

    May 29, 2005
    London
    This also is pure Diego

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  15. xTottixCorex

    xTottixCorex New Member

    Nov 12, 2006
    Indiana
    Proff positive that Arsenal will NEVER be a "big" club:D
     
  16. Seaside Mafia

    Seaside Mafia New Member

    May 29, 2005
    London
    This is ace - every single person with the same reaction

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  17. xTottixCorex

    xTottixCorex New Member

    Nov 12, 2006
    Indiana
    LOL!!!

    that may be the greatest sports picture ever taken.:p
     
  18. sidis

    sidis Member

    Jun 2, 2006
    Itaguaí-RJ - Brazil
    Garrincha

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  19. indestructible

    indestructible Member+

    SSC Napoli
    Jan 14, 2007
    Mercato Professor
    Club:
    SSC Napoli
    Nat'l Team:
    Italy
    one of the worst days ever :

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    one of my all time favorite fotos ever. Maldini and Cannavaro taking care of a young Ronaldo. Tournoi de France 97

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  20. Martininho

    Martininho Member+

    Feb 13, 2007
    Chicago
    Club:
    --other--
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    And for all the sorrow and disappointment of that day, two great, great legends of football whose legacy is more than their medals, championships, etc. Baggio and Baresi, along with Maldini, embody the best of Italian football. Class, humility, and grace in victory or defeat. When I think of Baggio in '94, I barely remember the final. What sticks in my mind is how he lifted the team against Nigeria and Bulgaria. I wish all three could play forever.
     
  21. dgpro

    dgpro New Member

    Jul 22, 2007
  22. smoothsteve87

    smoothsteve87 New Member

    Jul 25, 2007
    these are freakin great!!!! keep em coming
     
  23. Excape Goat

    Excape Goat Member+

    Mar 18, 1999
    Club:
    Real Madrid
    Serriously, the picture was forever remembered as the defeat of West Germany in 1966. However, pople did not know the photo was taken at half-time(because the band did not play after the game). No one for sure knew what Seeler was doing.
     

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