Best South American players - 50s & 60s

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  1. msioux75

    msioux75 Member+

    Jan 8, 2006
    Lima, Peru
    In those times, there's no known media comparing players or rating players from different countries in South America.

    Not even Libertadores Cup was enough to rated players in each season. The closest to a SA XI of the year, was the election on Southamerican Championship. Pitifully in 60s were played only 2 tournaments with lower success than years before.

    So, i want to propose a different way to know about greaters stars from SA in those years.

    If you know something about an extraordinary SA player in these periods (achievements, titles, position, etc), please post it:

    Early 60s = 1960 - 62
    Mid 60s = 1963 - 66
    Lately 60s = 1967 - 69

    Rated players in these categories:
    * Top-1, if you think is the best player on his positions for determinate era.
    * Top-3, if he is one of the best (World class).
    * Top-5, if he is Wordl class or International class player.
    * Top-10, if he's international class player.

    In SA the main system at 60s was 4-2-4, IMO (using by Brazil, Peru) and by others mainly on early & lately 60s. The other was 4-3-3 (more deffensive)

    Depending on results, i'll do some similar on previous series:

    Best SA players on 70s
    https://www.bigsoccer.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1293508

    Best SA players on 80s
    https://www.bigsoccer.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1310851

    Best SA players - 90s & 2000s
    https://www.bigsoccer.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1326660
     
  2. msioux75

    msioux75 Member+

    Jan 8, 2006
    Lima, Peru
    I'll started with peruvians players for each period:

    1960-62

    Goalkeeper:
    Dimas ZEGARRA - Top 10 - Universitario

    Right Back:
    Willy FLEMING - Top 5 - Deportivo Municipal

    Right CentreBack:
    Jose FERNANDEZ - Top 3 - Universitario

    Left Centreback:
    Humberto ARGUEDAS - Top 10 - Universitario

    Left Back:
    Isaac ANDRADE - Top 3 - Sport Boys / Ferrocarril

    Deffensive Mid:
    Victor BENITEZ - Top 1 - Boca Jrs / AC Milan
    Claudio LOSTANAU - Top 5 - Deportivo Municipal / Monterrey
    Manuel GRIMALDO - Top 10 - Alianza Lima
    Juan DE LA VEGA - Top 10 - Alianza Lima

    Offensive Mid:
    Victor 'Pitin' ZEGARRA - Top 5 - Alianza Lima
    Jose CARRASCO - Top 10 - Deportivo Municipal

    Right Winger:
    Oscar 'Huaki' GOMEZ SANCHEZ - Top 5 - River Plate / Gimnasia
    Oscar MONTALVO - Top 10 - Deportivo Municipal

    Centerforward:
    Alberto GALLARDO - Top 10 - Sporting Cristal
    Eduardo 'Sucre' FLORES - Top 10 - Alianza Lima

    Second Forward:
    Juan SEMINARIO - Top 3 - Sporting Lisbon / Zaragoza
    Angel URIBE - Top 5 - Universitario
    Miguel LOAYZA - Top 10 - FC Barcelona / Boca Jrs

    Left Winger:
    Juan JOYA - Top 1 - River Plate / Peñarol
     
  3. msioux75

    msioux75 Member+

    Jan 8, 2006
    Lima, Peru
    I missed main Alianza's defender from those times, so i'll changed:

    Adolfo DONAYRE - Top 10 - Alianza Lima - In
    H.Arguedas - Out

    Peru Resume - early 60s:
    1960 - Universitario (champion) - F.Olaechea (goalscorer)
    1961 - Cristal - Gallardo
    1962 - Alianza - Gallardo
     
  4. msioux75

    msioux75 Member+

    Jan 8, 2006
    Lima, Peru
    In SA, there's no NT tournament that period, only WC and qualifiers.

    So, the main guide is Libertadores Cup and Intecontinental Cup.

    Libertadores Cup Resume - early 60s:
    1960 - Peñarol (champion) - Olimpia (runner-up) - Spencer (goalscorer)
    1961 - Peñarol (champion) - Palmeiras (runner-up) - Panzutto (goalscorer)
    1962 - Santos (champion) - Peñarol (2nd) - Spencer, Coutinho, Raymondi

    Also,
    1961 - Peñarol won Intercontinental Cup
    1962 - Santos won Intercontinental Cup

    And other candidates are players who shine in the strongest Euro teams from these years: (Barza, AC Milan, Zaragoza, etc.) and don't be naturalized for WC'62.
     
  5. comme

    comme Moderator
    Staff Member

    Feb 21, 2003
    I know I sent you this in a PM previously but just for everyone else:

    I just wanted to share with you a listing that was included in World Soccer in 1961 that might be of some interest.

    They summarised two lists produced by a French and an Italian magazine of players rated as being world class (in both Europe and S America) I've just included the South Americans below:

    Players rated in South America
    Rated by both:
    Pele (Brazil)
    Sanfilippo (Argentina)

    Rated by Il Calcio
    Gilmar (Brazil)
    Roma (Argentina)
    Martinez (Uruguay)
    D Santos (Brazil)
    Bellini (Brazil)
    Djalma (Brazil)
    Guidi (Argentina)
    Zito (Brazil)
    Amaro (Brazil)
    Benitez (Peru)
    Davoine (Uruguay)
    Julinho (Brazil)
    Coutinho (Brazil)
    Borges (Uruguay)
    Pepe (Brazil)
    Jimenez (Argentina)
    Chinezinho (Brazil)


    Rated by Mirroir du Football
    Pando (Argentina)
    Delem (Brazil)
    Loayza (Peru)
    Maidana (Uruguay)
    Perez (Uruguay)
     
  6. msioux75

    msioux75 Member+

    Jan 8, 2006
    Lima, Peru
    Thanks again mate, it's a great info, considering that period.

    From the list that you kindly share us, i don't hear abour AMARO (Brazil).

    About peruvians, it surprised me that Loayza appears, i though that he wasn't a starter for Boca. Although, a Milan's scout tripped to Argentine for watch Loayza plays, and his countryman, Benites, did a hard work for give him clear balls, for Loayza's showcasing. The effect was the opposite, and Milan signed up Benites and not Loayza ;)

    BTW, i expected that Joya and Seminario rated world class in 1961.
     
  7. comme

    comme Moderator
    Staff Member

    Feb 21, 2003
    The magazine also published (either that month or a near one) about three "World XI" selections from readers in response to one from Eric Batty (a WS journalist) and in one of those Seminario was selected.

    Edit:

    Not to clutter the thread but the selections were:

    World Soccer’s best XI

    Grosics (Hungary)
    Bergmark (Sweden)
    Nilton Santos (Brazil)
    Martin Verges (Spain)
    Santamaria (Uruguay/Spain)
    Ante Zanetic (Yugoslavia)
    Julinho (Brazil)
    Pele (Brazil)
    Di Stefano (Argentina/Spain)
    Puskas (Hungary/Spain)
    Gento (Spain)

    World XIs of some readers

    Schmied (Austria)
    Djalma Santos (Brazil)
    Nilton Santos (Brazil)
    Hanappi (Austria)
    John Charles (Wales)
    Szymaniak (W Germany)
    Hamrin (Sweden)
    Fontaine (France)
    Seeler (W Germany)
    Pele (Brazil)
    Seminario (Peru)

    Ramallets (Spain)
    Bergmark (Sweden)
    Nilton Santos (Brazil)
    Martin Verges (Spain)
    Segarra (Spain)
    Moreau (France)
    Sandor (Hungary)
    Pele (Brazil)
    Simonsson (Sweden)
    Puskas (Hungary/Spain)
    Gento (Spain)

    Yashin (USSR)
    Djalma Santos (Brazil)
    Pachin (Spain)
    Liedholm (Sweden)
    Bellini (Brazil)
    Orlando (Brazil)
    Rahn (W Germany)
    Kopa (France)
    Simonsson (Sweden)
    Schiaffino (Uruguay/Italy)
    Bobby Charlton (England)
     
  8. msioux75

    msioux75 Member+

    Jan 8, 2006
    Lima, Peru
    Excelent comme,

    You always had the hot news!!!!
    I'm not familiar with Moreau and Zanetic.

    BTW, it's a great great list
     
  9. godoy22

    godoy22 New Member

    Aug 14, 2009
    Club:
    Juventus FC
    Hello

    I can do some suggestions of colombian players.

    -Delio Gamboa - Millonarios, Forward. Best colombian player of that age. he played 1962 world cup.

    - Efraín Sánchez - San Lorenzo, Medellín, Goalkeeper. One of the best goalkeepers in colombian history, even better for some peopple than Óscar Córdoba and Faryd Mondragón, he was the first colombian player who play in foreign team (San Lorenzo de Almagro - Argentina).

    -Francisco "Cobo" Zuluaga - Millonarios, Defender. He is consider one of the best defender of colombian history, he played 1962 world cup. according with this page ( http://www.futbolsiemprefutbol.com/11centralestcnicos.htm ) he is consider the best defender sweeper in the history of the country.

    From Bolivia you could considerate Victor Ugarte one of the best bolivian players ever, first player from bolivia who played in Argentina (San Lorenzo), he won the 1963 Copa América and is the second goalscorer of bolivian national team. Also the goalkeeper of that team who won the Copa América in 1963, is consider one of the best goalkeeper of that age in South América, his name is Vicente Arraya.

    And from Paraguay Eulogio Martínez one of the best forward of FC barcelona history. great forward very underrated, i think even he deserve be in de first 11 in this team.

    Hope this information will be useful for you.
     
  10. godoy22

    godoy22 New Member

    Aug 14, 2009
    Club:
    Juventus FC
    I'm sorry i forgot rate the players

    Rated players in these categories:
    * Top-1, if you think is the best player on his positions for determinate era.
    * Top-3, if he is one of the best (World class).
    * Top-5, if he is Wordl class or International class player.
    * Top-10, if he's international class player.
    Colombia:
    -Delio "maravilla" Gamboa: Top-5
    -Efraín Sánchez: Top-3
    -Francisco "cobo" Zuluaga: Top-10
    Bolivia:
    -Víctor Ugarte: Top-5
    -Vicente Arraya: Top-10
    Paraguay:
    Eulogio Martínez: Top-1 (maybe not the best but very close)
     
  11. msioux75

    msioux75 Member+

    Jan 8, 2006
    Lima, Peru
    Best South American Players 60s

    Godoy, thanks for your quote!


    I want to make a provisional list for Top-3 SAPoY:

    1960:
    1. PELE; won Paulista (also topscorer) and State titles.
    2. SANFILIPPO; won argentinian topscorer with 34 goals
    3. JULINHO; great season and benched to Garrincha at NT.

    1961:
    1. PELE; won Paulista & Taca Brazil (also scores more than 100 goals)
    2. GARRINCHA; won Carioca League, also shone with Verdeamarelha
    3. SEMINARIO; won Pichichi award

    1962:
    1. GARRINCHA; MVP for WC62, also won Rio-Sao Paulo title
    2. PELE; won all titles disputed, even intercontinental club title.
    3. SPENCER; won topscorer for Copa Libertadores & Uruguayan championship

    1963:
    1. PELE; won all clubs titles again, also topscorer
    2. GARRINCHA; he had an amazing year, Botafogo only was defeat by Santos
    3. BLACUTT; MVP for Copa America that year.

    1964:
    1. PELE; won all titles at Brazilian league, also topscorer
    2. CARRIZO; won "Copa de las Naciones" and had amazing year
    3. COUTINHO - brazilian, maybe?

    1965:
    1. PELE; won Paulista & Brazilian league, also topscorer CL & Brazilian league
    2. ROCHA; uruguayan topscorer
    3. A.GONZALEZ - argentinian, maybe?

    1966:
    1. ARTIME; argentinian league topscorer, also had a good WC
    2. SPENCER; arguably best player for Peñarol, intercontinental champion
    3. MARZOLINI; was picked for WC All Star team

    1967:
    1. ROCHA; he won Copa America MVP
    2. PELE; won Paulista title
    3. FIGUEROA; won Uruguayan championship MVP

    1968:
    1. PELE; won Paulista title and Recopa dos Campeoes Intercontinentais
    2. FIGUEROA; won uruguayan chamionship MVP again
    3. MAZURKIEWICZ; maybe ?

    1969:
    1. PELE; topscorer for Brazilian league and NT
    2. CHUMPITAZ; won best foreign player award by El Grafico
    3. CEJAS; won argentinian league MVP
     
  12. godoy22

    godoy22 New Member

    Aug 14, 2009
    Club:
    Juventus FC
    You are welcome.

    Do you know about El Dorado age? that was a age where the best player of South America were playing in Colombia. That was in 50s so i think you can find a lot of players from 50s in Colombian league in that era. Players as Alfredo Di Stefano, Adolfo Pedernera, Pipo Rossi, Ismael Soria, Raúl Pinni, René Pontoni, Walter Ormeño, Valeriano Lopez, Camilo Cervino, Julio Cozzi, Pablo Centurión, Schubert Gambeta and many others...
     
  13. Gregoire

    Gregoire Member

    Mar 22, 2011
    My opinion:

    1960:
    1. PELE;
    2. SANFILIPPO;
    3. SPENCER

    1961:
    1. PELE;
    2. SPENCER
    3. GARRINCHA

    1962
    :
    1. GARRINCHA
    2. PELE;
    3. SPENCER;

    1963:
    1. PELE
    2. GARRINCHA;
    3. SANFILIPPO
    1964:
    1. PELE;
    2. CARRIZO;
    3. GARRINCHA

    1965:
    1. PELE;
    2. ROCHA;
    3. SPENCER

    1966:
    1. ARTIME;
    2. SPENCER;
    3. MARZOLINI;

    1967:
    1. ROCHA;
    2. PELE;
    3. FIGUEROA;

    1968:
    1. PELE;
    2. FIGUEROA;
    3. ROCHA

    1969:
    1. PELE;
    2. ARTIME
    3. TOSTAO
     
  14. msioux75

    msioux75 Member+

    Jan 8, 2006
    Lima, Peru
    Thanks for your opinion :cool:

    When i have time, I'll try to make a long list, like the 70s, 80s, 90s & 2000s.
     
  15. Gregoire

    Gregoire Member

    Mar 22, 2011
    Oh, It would be interesting;)
     
  16. kajoo

    kajoo New Member

    Aug 5, 2008
    Hi msioux,
    I didn´t join earlier as I´m not knowledgeable enough to discuss SA players but still thank you for your kind invitation :)
    see you (you know where) :D
     
  17. msioux75

    msioux75 Member+

    Jan 8, 2006
    Lima, Peru
    jajaja
    Thanks

    I like to do a long list for Europeans, also.
     
  18. mwjppgr

    mwjppgr Member

    Dec 23, 2008
    Montevideo
    Club:
    CA Peñarol
    Nat'l Team:
    Uruguay
    Nice post!!!
     
  19. mwjppgr

    mwjppgr Member

    Dec 23, 2008
    Montevideo
    Club:
    CA Peñarol
    Nat'l Team:
    Uruguay
    But.. In my opinion:

    Schiaffino was the best player in 50's
    2. Ghiggia
    3. Obdulio Varela
    4. Santamaría
     
  20. msioux75

    msioux75 Member+

    Jan 8, 2006
    Lima, Peru
    Best South American players - late 60s

    JUGADOR Y CLUB A FINALES 60's

    ARQUERO:
    Ladislao MAZURKIEWICZ (Uruguay) – Peñarol
    Agustín Mario CEJAS (Argentina) – Racing
    MANGA (Brazil) – Nacional Montevideo
    Carlos BUTTICE (Argentina) – San Lorenzo
    Miguel Angel “Pepe” SANTORO (Argentina) – Independiente Avellaneda
    Edgardo ANDRADA (Argentina) – Rosario Central
    Miguel MARIN (Argentina) – Velez
    Luis RUBIÑOS (Peru) - Sporting Cristal


    LATERAL DERECHO:
    CARLOS ALBERTO Torres (Brazil) – Santos
    Pablo FORLAN (Uruguay) – Peñarol
    Luis UBIÑAS (Uruguay) – Nacional Montevideo
    Luis GALLO (Argentina) – Velez
    Eloy CAMPOS (Peru) – Sporting Cristal
    Oscar MALBERNAT (Argentina) – Estudiantes La Plata
    Sergio VILLAR (Uruguay) – San Lorenzo


    ZAGUERO DERECHO:
    Elías FIGUEROA (Chile) – Peñarol
    Roberto PERFUMO (Argentina) – Racing Avellaneda
    Julio MELENDEZ (Perú) – Boca Jrs.
    Atilio ANCHETA (Uruguay) – Nacional Montevideo
    Orlando DE LA TORRE (Perú) – Sporting Cristal
    Djalma DIAS (Brasil) - Palmeiras / Santos
    Luis LA FUENTE (Peru) – Universitario


    ZAGUERO IZQUIERDO:
    Héctor CHUMPITAZ (Perú) – Universitario
    Roberto MATOSAS (Uruguay) – River Plate / Peñarol
    Alberto QUINTANO (Chile) – Universidad de Chile
    Rafael ALBRECHT (Argentina) – San Lorenzo
    Alfio BASILE (Argentina) – Racing
    Raul MADERO (Argentina) – Estudiantes
    Jaime HERBAS (Bolivia) - Bolivar


    LATERAL IZQUIERDO:
    Ricardo PAVONI (Uruguay) – Independiente Avellaneda
    Silvio MARZOLINI (Argentina) – Boca Jrs.
    Nicolás FUENTES (Perú) – Universitario
    Omar CAETANO (Uruguay) - Peñarol
    Juan MUJICA (Uruguay) - Nacional Montevideo
    Rubén Osvaldo DIAZ (Argentina) – Racing Avellaneda
    EVERALDO (Brazil) – Gremio


    VOLANTE DEFENSIVO:
    CLODOALDO (Brazil) - Santos
    Luis CRUZADO (Peru) – Universitario de Deportes
    Wilson PIAZZA (Brazil) – Cruzeiro
    Claudio LOSTANAU (Peru) - Toluca
    Carlos PACHAME (Argentina) – Estudiantes La Plata
    Ruben MARCOS (Chile) – Universidad de Chile
    Julio MONTERO CASTILLO (Uruguay) – Nacional Montevideo
    Néstor “Tito” GONCALVES (Uruguay) - Peñarol


    VOLANTE OFENSIVO:
    GERSON (Brazil) – Botafogo
    Roberto CHALE (Perú) – Universitario de Deportes
    ADEMIR da Guia (Brazil) – Palmeiras
    Ramón MIFFLIN (Perú) – Sporting Cristal
    Miguel BRINDISI (Argentina) - Huracan
    José Omar PASTORIZA (Argentina) – Independiente de Avellaneda
    Francisco VALDES (Chile) – Colo Colo
    Carlos Salvador BILARDO (Argentina) – Estudiantes la Plata


    PUNTERO DERECHO:
    JAIRZINHO (Brazil) – Botafogo
    Julio BAYLON (Peru) – Alianza Lima
    Pedro ARAYA (Chile) – Universidad de Chile
    Luis CUBILLA (Uruguay) – Nacional Montevideo
    Ramiro BLACUTT (Bolivia) – Bolivar
    Raul BERNAO (Argentina) – Estudiantes la Plata
    Pedro GONZALEZ (Argentina) – San Lorenzo
    Victor CALATAYUD (Peru) – Universitario de Deportes


    CENTRODELANTERO:
    Luis ARTIME (Argentina) – Nacional Montevideo
    Pedro "Perico" LEON (Peru) – Alianza Lima
    Alberto SPENCER (Ecuador) – Peñarol
    Héctor YAZALDE (Argentina) – Independiente Avellaneda
    WALDO Machado (Brasil) – Valencia
    Daniel ONEGA (Argentina) – River Plate
    TONINHO Guerreiro (Brasil) – Santos
    Enrique CASARETTO (Peru) - Universitario


    SEGUNDO PUNTA:
    PELE (Brazil) – Santos
    Pedro Virgilio ROCHA (Uruguay) – Peñarol
    TOSTAO (Brazil) – Cruzeiro
    Roberto RIVELINO (Brazil) – Corinthians
    Teofilo CUBILLAS (Peru) – Alianza Lima
    Ermindo ONEGA (Argentina) – River Plate / Peñarol
    Miguel LOAYZA (Peru) – Huracan / D.Cali
    TUPAZINHO (Brasil) – Palmeiras / Gremio


    PUNTERO IZQUIERDO:
    Juan Ramón VERON (Argentina) – Estudiantes La Plata
    PAULO CESAR Caju (Brazil) – Botafogo
    Oscar “Pinino” MAS (Argentina) – River Plate
    EDU (Brasil) – Santos
    Alberto GALLARDO (Peru) – Sporting Cristal
    Rodolfo “Lobo” FISCHER (Argentina) – San Lorenzo
    Julio Cesar MORALES (Uruguay) – Nacional Montevideo
    Julio MORALES (Uruguay) – Nacional Montevideo
     
  21. msioux75

    msioux75 Member+

    Jan 8, 2006
    Lima, Peru
    Best South American players - late 60s

    Mi Top-10 para el periodo 1967-69

    1) Pele
    2) Rocha
    3) Figueroa
    4) Mazurkiewicz
    5) Chumpitaz
    6) Perfumo
    7) Veron
    8) Tostao
    9) Cejas
    10) Artime
     
  22. msioux75

    msioux75 Member+

    Jan 8, 2006
    Lima, Peru
    Best South American players - mid 60s

    JUGADOR A MEDIADOS 60's

    ARQUERO:
    Amadeo CARRIZO (Argentina) – River Plate
    Ladislao MAZURKIEWICZ (Uruguay) – Peñarol
    Antonio ROMA (Argentina) – Boca Jrs.
    GILMAR (Brasil) – Santos
    MANGA (Brazil) – Botafogo
    Edgardo MADINABEYTIA (Argentina) – Atletico Madrid
    Miguel Angel “Pepe” SANTORO (Argentina) – Independiente Avellaneda
    Rodolfo BAZAN (Peru) - Alianza Lima


    LATERAL DERECHO:
    Luis EYZAGUIRRE (Chile) – Universidad de Chile
    Djalma SANTOS (Brasil) – Palmeiras
    Roberto FERREIRO (Argentina) – Independiente
    CARLOS ALBERTO Torres (Brasil) – Fluminense
    Julio Cesar BENITEZ (Uruguay) – Barcelona
    Pablo FORLAN (Uruguay) – Peñarol
    Eloy CAMPOS (Peru) – Sporting Cristal


    ZAGUERO DERECHO:
    Roberto PERFUMO (Argentina) – Racing Avellaneda
    Jorge GRIFFA (Argentina) – Atletico Madrid
    Jose FERNANDEZ (Perú) – Universitario
    Elías FIGUEROA (Chile) – Santiago Wanderers
    Juan LEZCANO (Paraguay) – Peñarol
    Djalma DIAS (Brasil) - Palmeiras
    Jose RAMOS DELGADO (Argentina) – River Plate


    ZAGUERO IZQUIERDO:
    Rafael ALBRECHT (Argentina) – San Lorenzo
    Federico SACCHI (Argentina) – Racing / Boca Jrs.
    ORLANDO Pecanha (Brasil) – Boca Jrs. / Santos
    Roberto MATOSAS (Uruguay) – Peñarol
    Jose VARACKA (Argentina) – River Plate
    Hector CHUMPITAZ (Universitario) – Municipal
    Roberto DIAS (Brasil) - Sao Paulo


    LATERAL IZQUIERDO:
    Silvio MARZOLINI (Argentina) – Boca Jrs.
    Omar CAETANO (Uruguay) - Peñarol
    Tomas ROLAN (Uruguay) – Independiente Avellaneda
    Juan MUJICA (Uruguay) - Nacional Montevideo
    Nicolás FUENTES (Perú) – Universitario
    RILDO (Brazil) – Botafogo
    Isaac ANDRADE (Peru) – Velez / Atlanta


    VOLANTE DEFENSIVO:
    Antonio RATTIN (Argentina) – Boca Jrs.
    Néstor “Tito” GONCALVES (Uruguay) - Peñarol
    Ruben MARCOS (Chile) – Universidad de Chile
    Claudio LOSTANAU (Peru) - Toluca
    Victor BENITEZ (Peru) – AC Milan / Roma
    LIMA (Brasil) - Santos
    Roberto TELCH (Argentina) – San Lorenzo


    VOLANTE OFENSIVO:
    ADEMIR da Guia (Brazil) – Palmeiras
    GERSON (Brazil) – Botafogo
    Angel Clemente ROJAS (Argentina) – Boca Jrs.
    Humberto MASCHIO (Argentina) - Fiorentina
    Julio Cesar CORTES (Uruguay) – Cerro / Peñarol
    Victor "Pitin" ZEGARRA (Peru) – Alianza Lima
    Alberto FOUILLOUX (Chile) – Universidad Catolica


    PUNTERO DERECHO:
    GARRINCHA (Brasil) – Botafogo
    Luis CUBILLA (Uruguay) – Barcelona / River Plate
    JAIR da Costa (Brazil) – Internazionale
    Raul BERNAO (Argentina) – Independiente
    Ramiro BLACUTT (Bolivia) – Ferrocarril / Bayern Munich
    Julio Cesar ABADDIE (Uruguay) – Peñarol
    CANARIO (Brasil) – Sevilla / Zaragoza
    Domingo PEREZ (Uruguay) – Nacional Montevideo


    CENTRODELANTERO:
    Alberto SPENCER (Ecuador) – Peñarol
    Luis ARTIME (Argentina) – River Plate / Independiente
    Pedro "Perico" LEON (Peru) – Alianza Lima
    Antonio ANGELILLO (Argentina) – Roma / AC Milan
    WALDO Machado (Brasil) – Valencia
    ALCINDO (Brasil) – Gremio
    Alfredo "Tanque" ROJAS (Argentina) – Gimnasia / Boca Jrs.
    Luis Hernan ALVAREZ (Chile) - Universidad Catolica


    SEGUNDO PUNTA:
    PELE (Brazil) – Santos
    Enrique Omar SIVORI (Argentina) – Juventus / Napoli
    Pedro Virgilio ROCHA (Uruguay) – Peñarol
    Ermindo ONEGA (Argentina) – River Plate
    Cayetano RE (Paraguay) – Barcelona
    Miguel LOAYZA (Peru) – Rosario Central / River Plate
    TOSTAO (Brazil) – Cruzeiro
    JAIRZINHO (Brasil) – Botafogo


    PUNTERO IZQUIERDO:
    Juan JOYA (Peru) – Peñarol
    Leonel SANCHEZ (Chile) – Universidad de Chile
    Juan SEMINARIO (Peru) – Fiorentina / Barcelona
    AMARILDO (Brasil) – Botafogo / AC Milan
    Oscar “Pinino” MAS (Argentina) – River Plate
    Alberto GALLARDO (Peru) – Cristal / Cagliari
    Alberto GONZALEZ (Argentina) – Boca Jrs.
    PEPE (Brasil) – Santos
     
  23. msioux75

    msioux75 Member+

    Jan 8, 2006
    Lima, Peru
    Best South American players - mid 60s

    Mi Top-10 para el periodo 1963-66

    1) Pele
    2) Spencer
    3) Garrincha
    4) Sivori
    5) Rocha
    6) Carrizo
    7) Joya
    8) Marzolini
    9) Ademir da Guia
    10) Artime
     
  24. msioux75

    msioux75 Member+

    Jan 8, 2006
    Lima, Peru
    Best South American players - early 60s

    1960-62

    ARQUERO:
    Amadeo CARRIZO (Argentina) – River Plate
    GILMAR (Brazil) – Santos
    Antonio ROMA (Argentina) – Boca Jrs.
    Edgardo MADINABEYTIA (Argentina) – Atletico Madrid
    Pablo CENTURION (Paraguay) – Millonarios
    Luis MAIDANA (Uruguay) – Peñarol
    Efrain "Caiman" SANCHEZ (Colombia) - Independiente Medellin
    Walter ORMEÑO (Peru) - America / Zacatepec
    Roberto SOSA (Uruguay) – Nacional Montevideo


    LATERAL DERECHO:
    Djalma SANTOS (Brazil) – Palmeiras
    Luis EYZAGUIRRE (Chile) – Universidad de Chile
    Carmelo SIMEONE (Argentina) – Boca Jrs.
    Julio Cesar BENITEZ (Uruguay) – Zaragoza / Barcelona
    DAVOINE (Uruguay) –
    Willy FLEMING (Peru) – Municipal
    LIMA (Brazil) – Santos


    ZAGUERO DERECHO:
    Jorge GRIFFA (Argentina) – Atletico Madrid
    MAURO Ramos (Brazil) - Santos
    Hilderaldo BELLINI (Brazil) – Vasco da Gama
    William MARTINEZ (Brazil) - Peñarol
    Raul SANCHEZ (Chile) – Wanderers
    Raul "Hacha Brava" NAVARRO (Argentina) – Independiente
    Jose FERNANDEZ (Perú) – Universitario
    Francisco "Cobo" ZULOAGA (Colombia) – Millonarios


    ZAGUERO IZQUIERDO:
    Federico SACCHI (Argentina) – Racing
    ORLANDO Pecanha (Brasil) – Vasco / Boca Jrs.
    ZOZIMO (Brasil) - Bangu
    Emilio "Cococho" ALVAREZ (Uruguay) – Nacional Montevideo
    Djalma DIAS (Brasil) - Palmeiras
    Roberto MATOSAS (Uruguay) – Peñarol
    Juan LEZCANO (Paraguay) – Olimpia / Peñarol
    Adolfo DONAYRE (Peru) – Alianza Lima


    LATERAL IZQUIERDO:
    Nilton SANTOS (Brazil) - Botafogo
    Silvio MARZOLINI (Argentina) – Boca Jrs.
    Tomas ROLAN (Uruguay) – Independiente Avellaneda
    ORTUNHO (Brazil) – Gremio
    RILDO (Brazil) – Botafogo
    Isaac ANDRADE (Peru) – Sport Boys / Ferrocarril
    Ignacio ACHUCARRO (Paraguay) - Sevilla


    VOLANTE DEFENSIVO:
    Victor BENITEZ (Peru) – Boca Jrs. / AC Milan
    Néstor “Tito” GONCALVES (Uruguay) - Peñarol
    ZITO (Brasil) - Santos
    Antonio RATTIN (Argentina) – Boca Jrs.
    Eladio ROJAS (Chile) – Everton / River Plate
    Hector GUIDI (Argentina) – Independiente / Lanus
    Claudio LOSTANAU (Peru) - Monterrey
    Vladislao CAP (Argentina) – Racing / River Plate
    Manuel GRIMALDO (Peru) - Alianza Lima


    VOLANTE OFENSIVO:
    DINO SANI (Brazil) – AC Milan
    DIDI (Brazil) – Botafogo
    MENGALVIO (Brazil) – Santos
    Oscar "Coco" ROSSI (Argentina) – San Lorenzo
    Ernesto ALVAREZ (Argentina) – Universidad de Chile
    Jorge TORO (Chile) – Colo Colo
    Martin PANDO (Argentina) - Argentinos Jrs / River Plate
    Juan Jose PIZZUTTI (Argentina) – Racing
    INDIO (Brazil) – RCD Espanyol


    PUNTERO DERECHO:
    GARRINCHA (Brasil) – Botafogo
    JULINHO (Brasil) - Palmeiras
    DORVAL (Brasil) – Santos
    Luis CUBILLA (Uruguay) – Peñarol
    Oreste CORBATTA (Argentina) – Racing
    JAIR da Costa (Brasil) – Portuguesa
    CANARIO (Brasil) – Real Madrid
    Jaime RAMIREZ (Chile) – Granada / U de Chile
    Domingo PEREZ (Uruguay) – Nacional Montevideo
    Hector FACUNDO (Argentina) – San Lorenzo


    CENTRODELANTERO:
    Alberto SPENCER (Ecuador) – Peñarol
    COUTINHO (Brasil) – Santos
    Paulo VALENTIM (Brasil) – Boca Jrs.
    VAVA (Brasil) – At.Madrid / Palmeiras
    QUARENTINHA (Brasil) – Botafogo
    Luis ARTIME (Argentina) – Atlanta / River Plate
    EVARISTO (Brazil) – FC Barcelona
    Walter JIMENEZ (Argentina) – Independiente
    Jose SASIA (Uruguay) – Boca Jrs. / Peñarol
    Ruben SOSA (Argentina) - Racing


    SEGUNDO PUNTA:
    PELE (Brazil) – Santos
    Jose SANFILIPPO (Argentina) – San Lorenzo
    Juan SEMINARIO (Peru) – Sporting Lisboa / Zaragoza
    Juan Angel ROMERO (Paraguay) – Elche
    AMARILDO (Brasil) – Botafogo
    DELEM (Brazil) – Vasco / River Plate
    CHINEZINHO (Brazil) – Botafogo
    Delio GAMBOA (Colombia) – Atlas / Millonarios
    Miguel LOAYZA (Peru) – FC Barcelona / Boca Jrs.
    Angel URIBE (Peru) – Universitario


    PUNTERO IZQUIERDO:
    Leonel SANCHEZ (Chile) – Universidad de Chile
    PEPE (Brasil) – Santos
    Juan JOYA (Peru) – River Plate / Peñarol
    Raul BELEN (Argentina) – Racing
    Ramon VILLAVERDE (Uruguay) - FC Barcelona
    Carlos BORGES (Uruguay) – Peñarol
    ZAGALO (Brazil) – Botafogo
    Oscar GOMEZ SANCHEZ (Peru) – Rosario Central
    Ernesto "Tito" CUCHIARIONI (Argentina) - Sampdoria
    Guillermo ESCALADA (Uruguay) - Nacional Montevideo
     
  25. msioux75

    msioux75 Member+

    Jan 8, 2006
    Lima, Peru
    Best South American players - early 60s

    Mi Top-10 para el periodo 1960-62

    1) Pele
    2) Garrincha
    3) Spencer
    4) Sanfilippo
    5) Seminario
    6) Julinho
    7) V.Benitez
    8) L.Sanchez
    9) Djalma Santos
    10) Coutinho


    PS: I don't pick Oriundis like, Sivori, Maschio, Altafini, Eulogio Martinez, Di Stefano, etc. Since, they played for european NTs at that time.
     

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