Zico Played 71 games, 5336 minutes (75.15 mpg), scored 48 goals and 20 assists. The NT in 71 games, GF: 167 (2.352 pg)- GA: 44 (0.620 pg) Per 90 minutes: Goals: 0.810 Assists: 0.337 G+A: 1.147 Goal contribution: 34.42% G+A contribution: 48.76% Johan Cruyff Played 48 games, 4284 minutes (89.25 mpg), scored 33 goals and 26 assists. The NT in 48 games, GF: 122 (2.542 pg)- GA: 39 (0.813 pg) Per 90 minutes: Goals: 0.693 Assists: 0.546 G+A: 1.239 Goal contribution: 27.28% G+A contribution: 48.77% Diego Maradona Played 91 games, 8084 minutes (88.84 mpg), scored 34 goals and 33 assists. The NT in 91 games, GF: 137 (1.505 pg)- GA: 85 (0.934 pg) Per 90 minutes: Goals: 0.379 Assists: 0.367 G+A: 0.746 Goal contribution: 25.14% G+A contribution: 49.55% Marco van Basten Played 58 games, 4810 minutes (82.93 mpg), scored 24 goals and 13 assists. The NT in 58 games, GF: 88 (1.517 pg)- GA: 39 (0.672 pg) Per 90 minutes: Goals: 0.449 Assists: 0.243 G+A: 0.692 Goal contribution: 29.60% G+A contribution: 45.63% Romário Played 73 games, 5709 minutes (78.21 mpg), scored 55 goals and 12 assists. The NT in 70 games, GF: 160 (2.286 pg)- GA: 46 (0.657 pg) Per 90 minutes: Goals: 0.867 Assists: 0.189 G+A: 1.056 Goal contribution: 37.93% G+A contribution: 46.21% Ronaldo Played 105 games, 8249 minutes (78.56 mpg), scored 67 goals and 28 assists. The NT in 105 games, GF: 249 (2.371 pg)- GA: 79 (0.752 pg) Per 90 minutes: Goals: 0.731 Assists: 0.305 G+A: 1.036 Goal contribution: 30.83% G+A contribution: 43.71% Pelé Played 92 games, 7666 minutes (83.33 mpg), scored 77 goals and 30 assists. The NT in 92 games, GF: 235 (2.554 pg)- GA: 87 (0.946 pg) Per 90 minutes: Goals: 0.904 Assists: 0.352 G+A: 1.256 Goal contribution: 35.39% G+A contribution: 49.18% Neymar Played 101 games, 8261 minutes (81.79 mpg), scored 61 goals and 41 assists. The NT in 101 games, GF: 217 (2.149 pg)- GA: 60 (0.594 pg) Per 90 minutes: Goals: 0.665 Assists: 0.447 G+A: 1.111 Goal contribution: 30.93% G+A contribution: 51.72% Cristiano Ronaldo Played 165 games, 13040 minutes (79.03 mpg), scored 101 goals and 30 to 40 assists. The NT in 165 games, GF: 333 (2.018 pg)- GA: 137 (0.830 pg) Per 90 minutes: Goals: 0.697 Assists: 0.207 to 0.276 G+A: 0.904 to 0.973 Goal contribution: 34.54% G+A contribution: 44.80% to 48.22% Lionel Messi Played 138 games, 11295 minutes (81.85 mpg), scored 70 goals and 42 to 48 assists. The NT in 138 games, GF: 251 (1.819 pg)- GA: 119 (0.862 pg) Per 90 minutes: Goals: 0.558 Assists: 0.335 to 0.382 G+A: 0.892 to 0.940 Goal contribution: 30.67% G+A contribution: 49.07% to 51.69%
Thierry Henry Played 123 games, 9041 minutes (73.50 mpg), scored 51 goals and 31 assists. The NT in 123 games, GF: 227 (1.846 pg)- GA: 88 (0.715 pg) Per 90 minutes: Goals: 0.508 Assists: 0.309 G+A: 0.816 Goal contribution: 27.51% G+A contribution: 44.23% Robert Lewandowski Played 112 games, 8618 minutes (76.95 mpg), scored 61 goals and 16 assists. The NT in 112 games, GF: 195 (1.741 pg)- GA: 129 (1.152 pg) Per 90 minutes: Goals: 0.637 Assists: 0.167 G+A: 0.804 Goal contribution: 36.59% G+A contribution: 46.19% Luis Suárez Played 113 games, 9364 minutes (82.87 mpg), scored 59 goals and 29 assists. The NT in 113 games, GF: 204 (1.805 pg)- GA: 113 (1.000 pg) Per 90 minutes: Goals: 0.567 Assists: 0.279 G+A: 0.846 Goal contribution: 31.41% G+A contribution: 46.85% Harry Kane Played 47 games, 3651 minutes (77.68 mpg), scored 32 goals and 10 assists. The NT in 47 games, GF: 104 (2.213 pg)- GA: 40 (0.851 pg) Per 90 minutes: Goals: 0.789 Assists: 0.247 G+A: 1.035 Goal contribution: 35.65% G+A contribution: 46.79% Zlatan Ibrahimovic Played 116 games, 8588 minutes (74.03 mpg), scored 62 goals and 19 assists. The NT in 116 games, GF: 196 (1.690 pg)- GA: 111 (0.957 pg) Per 90 minutes: Goals: 0.650 Assists: 0.199 G+A: 0.849 Goal contribution: 38.45% G+A contribution: 50.24% Gerd Müller Played 62 games, 5528 minutes (89.16 mpg), scored 68 goals and 5 assists. The NT in 62 games, GF: 143 (2.306 pg)- GA: 43 (0.694 pg) Per 90 minutes: Goals: 1.107 Assists: 0.081 G+A: 1.188 Goal contribution: 48.00% G+A contribution: 51.53% Ruud van Nistelrooy Played 70 games, 4551 minutes (65.01 mpg), scored 35 goals and 1 assist. The NT in 70 games, GF: 137 (1.957 pg)- GA: 57 (0.814 pg) Per 90 minutes: Goals: 0.692 Assists: 0.020 G+A: 0.712 Goal contribution: 35.37% G+A contribution: 36.38% Gabriel Batistuta Played 79 games, 6732 minutes (85.22 mpg), scored 57 goals and 12 assists. The NT in 79 games, GF: 126 (1.636 pg)- GA: 68 (0.883 pg) Per 90 minutes: Goals: 0.762 Assists: 0.160 G+A: 0.922 Goal contribution: 46.57% G+A contribution: 56.37%
Players by goal contribution: Gerd Müller: 48.00% Gabriel Batistuta: 46.57% Zlatan Ibrahimovic: 38.45% Romário: 37.93% Robert Lewandowski: 36.59% Harry Kane: 35.65% Pelé: 35.39% Ruud van Nistelrooy: 35.37% Cristiano Ronaldo: 34.54% Zico: 34.42% Luis Suárez: 31.41% Neymar: 30.93% Ronaldo: 30.83% Lionel Messi: 30.67% Marco van Basten: 29.60% Thierry Henry: 27.51% Johan Cruyff: 27.28% Diego Maradona: 25.14%
Players by goals+assists contribution: Gabriel Batistuta: 56.37% Neymar: 51.72% Lionel Messi: 51.69% Gerd Müller: 51.53% Zlatan Ibrahimovic: 50.24% Diego Maradona: 49.55% Pelé: 49.18% Johan Cruyff: 48.77% Zico: 48.76% Cristiano Ronaldo: 48.22% Luis Suárez: 46.85% Harry Kane: 46.79% Romário: 46.21% Robert Lewandowski: 46.19% Marco van Basten: 45.63% Thierry Henry: 44.23% Ronaldo: 43.71% Ruud van Nistelrooy: 36.38%
Goals conceded: Neymar: 0.594 Zico: 0.620 Romário: 0.657 Marco van Basten: 0.672 Gerd Müller: 0.694 Thierry Henry: 0.715 Ronaldo: 0.752 Johan Cruyff: 0.813 Ruud van Nistelrooy: 0.814 Cristiano Ronaldo: 0.830 Harry Kane: 0.851 Lionel Messi: 0.862 Gabriel Batistuta: 0.883 Diego Maradona: 0.934 Pelé: 0.946 Zlatan Ibrahimovic: 0.957 Luis Suárez: 1.000 Robert Lewandowski: 1.152
Goal difference in % GF/(GF+GA)*100 Zico: 79.15% Neymar: 78.34% Romário: 77.67% Gerd Müller: 76.88% Ronaldo: 75.91% Johan Cruyff: 75.78% Pelé: 72.98% Harry Kane: 72.22% Thierry Henry: 72.06% Cristiano Ronaldo: 70.85% Ruud van Nistelrooy: 70.62% Marco van Basten: 69.29% Lionel Messi: 67.84% Gabriel Batistuta: 64.95% Luis Suárez: 64.35% Zlatan Ibrahimovic: 63.84% Diego Maradona: 61.71% Robert Lewandowski: 60.19%
1.Where did you get no of minutes for the old players ? And how accurate and reliable are they? 2. Assists weren't recorded accurately in previous eras . Where did you get the assists numbers for Pele, Muller, Zico etc? (For Maradona's there's a video on youtube with all his assists (32) for National team :- ) 3. Where did you get messi's assists stats? you got the data from Opta? I assume you're taking that from Transfermarkt - inflates assists a lot . For example, they provided him 3 more assists in WC. Opta gave him 5. Transfermarkt includes deflected ,rebound etc as assists. Unless we get Opta data for messi, you can't correctly say how many assists he has. Then your estimation of by first dividing (g/a per 90 min) by goal rate is not also correct . It assumes their teams were scoring at the same rate linearly when they were not on the field in the match.There are a lot of discrepancies like that in this.
This guy calculated min 33 assists for Pele (list of all matches with goals,assists for NT) 1272332330418536458 is not a valid tweet id It differs from your data . If we count by his data, pele had 77 g+33 a , in 7666 minutes(as per you) So by your method ( though its incorrect imo) , Pele has G+A contribution : (110*90/7666) / 2.554 = 50.56 % Messi's team scored 252 goals . So his team's goal rate was 1.826 not 1.819 Then only by your numbers, G+A contribution: 48.87% to 51.05% Not to mention, the assist data from Transfermarkt (which you're using here probably) is inflated always. They gave him 3 more assists in WC , around 20 more league assists compared to OPTA. Transfermarkt includes rebounded, deflected and every types as assists . Even after that,you seem to increase the inflated assist number by one. Again here Batistuta played 77 international matches (54 goals) (http://www.rsssf.com/miscellaneous/batistuta-intlg.html ) So most probably you're minutes numbers are also wrong. This video has all 56 (54 official) goals of Batistuta He scored 2 goals vs Slovakia league xi in 1996 which is not considered official. And his team scored 6 goals in that match. So if you count those two goals to make it 56 goals (you increased the number by 1 here too), his team's gpg was 132/78= 1.692 Considering your assists no to be correct (god knows what's the source) , g+a contribution : 53.92% These are only few examples. Most probably there are similiar discrepancies for other player's numbers too. And again, what's your source of the minutes and other numbers for older players and how reliable/correct are they? I doubt. Besides it seems that you are manipulating the data a bit , decreasing/inventing numbers for older players whereas inflating it for some particular players like Messi , Batistuta ... Like , you have some sort of urge to increase the stat for Argentine players in particular .
It is blatantly incorrect with unofficial games added (national team vs club) for certain players, and not others, but of course some will eat this with a silver spoon. If we add unofficial games then Pele has over 100 caps. I have seen it added in overviews.
Yeah. This site has all matches of Brazil national team ever (including those unofficial ones. Pele's ones too) http://torcida.com.ru/allmatch/?fbclid=IwAR0_y5e34gAWzvW1e9hOG080O6c5V10lRTVL0pmqmTrAoo9o0PeXmjnmv8Y There exists such matches for a lot of these players . His numbers has lot of discrepancies as i pointed out above.
Btw, I just counted the no of goals by Argentina with Messi on field. Transfermarkt inflates stats, so we don't know his actual assists data. For example, they gave him 3 more assists in WC than he actually had. So he has 70 goals. At Maximum 44 assists (47- '3' inflated ones we already know). His team scored 229 goals with him on the field. Messi's actual G+A contribution (at Maximum) : 114/229 = 49.78% And lastly, there are lot of Variables going on the field which fluctuates these stats a lot. I'll use three players for demonstrating this. For example , as per his data , Maradona's G+A contribution : 49.55% Pele's G+A (min) contribution as per the source i've given above : 50.56% Messi's G+A contribution (at Maximum) = 49.78% Maradona had 3 PK goals as per this video : https://www.youtube.com/results?sea...+goals+fro+argentina&ab_channel=Jwasc92Futbol Maradona's team was scoring at rate of 1.472 without those PK . Maradona's nonPk G+A per 90 min = (34+33 - 3) *90/8084 =0.7125 I had a link (unable to find it now) which listed each of goals along with which was Penalty .Pele had 77 PK goals in official matches, 7 PK goals for Brazil . [I will provide it if i find it. Maybe ,some user here has it too. Without those 7 Pk, Pele's team was scoring at rate of 2.478 . Pele's nonPk G+A per 90 min = ( 77+33 -7)*90/7,666 = 1.209 Messi has 14 PK goals for Argentina. So if we count non-pK G+A contributions : Pele : 1.209/ 2.478 = 48.79% Maradona : 0.7125/1.472 = 48.40% Messi : (70-14 + 44)/(229-14) = 46.51% See ?? Messi's rate now gone behind Maradona's w/o PKs. These percentages Fluctuates a lot due to slight change in various variables . I only used Messi, pele, maradona above as example . I'm sure similiar will be the case (discrepancies) for the numbers of lot of these Players . Not to mention , only god knows where he is inventing these numbers of minutes,assists for pre 21st century players and how accurate/reliable are these. You used different sources for different players which also generates discrepancies Lastly,Football is more than numbers .And these numbers are not even normalised due to lack of reliable and consistent common source for all players. So he should stop bs with these numbers. Btw, one common pattern (perhaps only meaningful thing) we can see from these is that all elite forwards has a direct contribution of around 50% of team goals scored .
Hi, well of course will be discrepancies for assists and minutes, I try to be objective. I got the minutes for older player on this web https://www.footballdatabase.eu/en/player/details/863 but it seems to be offline now Tried to open it with webarchive, and made a screenshot of minutes for Batistuta. 79 games 6732 minutes Pelé 92 games 7666 minutes For the assists of Pelé, Zico and Cruyff I got that from threads here on this web and for assists and minutes for others players I use wikipedia and transfermarkt The 42 assists for Messi https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anexoartidos_de_Lionel_Messi_en_la_Selección_Argentina
They counted two unofficial games of Batistuta there . One against Solvakia League 6-0 on 22/ 6/95, where he scored twice. In 98/99 season too,they calculated one extra match Saw it . But they didn't mention their sources . Btw ,they got pele's position wrong as typical Different sources give different data for even a current player. Transfermarkt inflates assists as i already said. And see? You are using data from varieties of sources to make these numbers . That's where the problem is. While numbers for some players are getting inflated because of that, its decreasing for some others .
Michel Platini Played 72 games, 6294 minutes (87.42 mpg), scored 41 goals and 20 assists. The NT in 72 games, GF: 127 (1.764 pg)- GA: 63 (0.875 pg) Per 90 minutes: Goals: 0.586 Assists: 0.286 G+A: 0.872 Goal contribution: 33.24% G+A contribution: 49.45% Andriy Shevchenko Played 111 games, 8615 minutes (77.61 mpg), scored 48 goals and 15 assists. The NT in 111 games, GF: 152 (1.369 pg)- GA: 117 (1.054 pg) Per 90 minutes: Goals: 0.501 Assists: 0.157 G+A: 0.658 Goal contribution: 36.62% G+A contribution: 48.06%
Actually Pelé had more according @TomasRosolino, he counted all assists from all matches in the Brazilian NT (friendlies and not), some maybe are wide assists or I don't know, but he credited and calculated most of the matches, different than the user Lucas... who made a lazy work. https://www.goal.com/br/notícias/todas-as-assistencias-da-selecao-brasileira-desde-1930-veja/108mvistgksqy1kefgvujl9lvm?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=brfb Você sabe quem são os jogadores que mais participaram de gols na história da seleção brasileira? 🇧🇷⚽Em um levantamento inédito, somamos gols e assistências desde 1930! São 90 anos de craques! 😎Tem o Fenômeno, o Baixinho, o Furacão da Copa e o Rei, claro! 👑🐐 pic.twitter.com/WCUPh4apJB— GOAL Brasil (@GoalBR) October 9, 2020 Great infographic showing all of Pelé’s 64 Assists for Brazil, in 114 games. Including unofficial friendlies. (Not including the Assist for Jairzinho vs Peru at 1970 World Cup which Opta have given)Officially he has 48 Assists in 91 🇧🇷Games https://t.co/Jr4JMzqaKp— All Things Brazil™ 🇧🇷 (@SelecaoTalk) October 13, 2020
Timely post,Tro,very timely i would say... Correct me if im wrong is this figure inclusive of the Peru 70 assist or not... If not then it should be 49 assists
Yes i saw that later. The first guy (Wesley Iuri) who counted them didn't have all of the newspapers ,videos and sources. That's why he said Minimum. He also confirmed under the thread he didn't have them all. I checked some of the footages of the games that the journalist Tomas Rosolino calculated from various years and it seems to match properly in those matches. Btw here are the official assists every year : Hey guys, let's go with the "official" numbers:1957: 1 assist1958: 2 assist1959: 6 assist1960: 4 assist1961: -1962: 8 assist1963: 3 assist1964: 3 assist1965: 3 assist1966: 3 assist1967: -1968: 2 assist1969: 4 assist1970: 8 assist47 assistências.— Tomás Rosolino (@TomasRosolino) October 11, 2020
He didn't the count the assist to the Jairzinho goal where Jairzinho made a run and then scored. Opta and other sources counts that as assist though. And he didn't include penalties won it seems : No!— Tomás Rosolino (@TomasRosolino) October 13, 2020
Yeah, I think so, and also created the opening: BRAZIL vs USSR- ROUND - WORLDCUP - 1958 - YouTube But if deflections on passes would mean no assist, as I assume might generally be the case even if minor with no deviation of the ball really, then he wouldn't have an assist vs USSR in 1965 in the home game I guess (on goal shown from around 35 minutes on this video): 21.11.1965. BRAZIL-USSR Friendly Match - YouTube For the away game I do think it is one assist on top of his two goals though.
Actually i know Pele assisted vs USSR in his first WC game. I was talking about the first goal of Brazil in 1958 final. The one Garrincha crossed and Vava and Pele was between the delivery.
Ah, ok, yeah it's difficult to be sure isn't it (Pele and the defender both stretch their leg towards the ball but it doesn't seem clear either got a touch I think before it gets to Vava, and I guess it makes most sense to just call it a Garrincha assist probably), but I'd tend to think not.