well, Isaias Serafim I don't know if you're very very familiar with the terminology used by professional soccer Head-coaches or Football Managers in general . I'll start by talking about AC Milan under Arrigo Sacchi 1987-1991 . Attacking Set-Pieces : My note is 10/10 on this This AC Milan team under Arrigo Sacchi was perfect at attacking set-pieces. Certainly one of the high points of this incredible team. Arrigo Sacchi correctly varied both or equally the set-piece hitters, Target Point, and also Targetman. switching correctly always Near Post, Six Yards Area Zone, Far Post Penalty box spot-line zone 14 and shoots from distance zone the target-points ... alternating corner-kick takers Evani Roberto Donadoni came shorter taking Mauro Tassotti Ruud Gullit Really attacking set pieces; truly the most powerful play of this AC Milan team; bordering on perfection. Defending Set-Pieces ........ : My note is 8.5/10 on this Here... Like Marco Van Basten, Frank Rijkaard, and mainly Ruud Gullit were very very powerful at Headers Won % as always . The starting point is very very good... in this team metric. Although I don't agree with Arrigo Sacchi... about using an athlete... to marking the goal-posts or postsbar. This same player could be used to Marking : Near Post Six Yards Area Far Post Penalty spot-line or Shoots from distance Zone even more+++++ so because using a player to mark the goalposts will always leave the opponents in a position to be onside always in the Area . Build up phase, Control Possession, dictating the pace of the match game's construction and play out of defense : : My note is 9.3/10 on this ........... .. In this respect, AC Milan 1987-1991, on a highly inspired day, could give a masterclass, over Pep Guardiola's best Barcelona. in the sense that this Ac Milan had more of a mentality looking for a vertical passes and diagonal passes. as in the Goal against Juventus Turin ..1988/1989 season Serie A Calcio Mannari's Goal.. Often, Guardiola's Barcelona... when they were playing badly... they would pass the ball around... but they wouldn't attack the opposing teams vertically. although Guardiola's team due to the generally low physical gravity of the players' bodies the Team worked best in tighter spaces than this Ac Milan 1987-1991. Messi plays better than Marco van Basten. at Plays one-twos and narrower spaces . In contrast AC Milan... varied more...+++++++ in the play-out of defense Long throw-ins........... with Giovanni Galli ... to hit the goal kick for Gullit to win the headers won %% going out with the defenders also .... Guardiola's teams are afraid... of the Headers Won % This AC Milan... worked the ball patiently, too. Likes another Flank LOng Range Balls ... PLays one-twos ...narrower Killer Balls ..... yes it was complete
Isaias Serafim said : ↑ South America: Santos 60s I agree with you yes, the best south american Team of the Century XX by FIFA Peñarol 60s ........ yes ......... I agree with you Independiente 70s............. yes ....... La Maquina late 40s/early 50s.............yes .......... Expresso da vitória late 40s/early 50s............. yes .... good marks Flamengo late 70s/early 80s..............yes São Paulo early 90s................yes ........... Boca Juniors early 00s No , Although it was a great football team yes very experienced But this Team won many many titles through match-fixing schemes and bribed referees. The referees were completely corrupt and stolen matches for this Boca Juniors 2000s . Botafogo late 50s/early 60s.............. yes ... The core of the Brazilian national team from 1958 to 1962. Palmeiras Academia 60s and 70s.......................... yes ................also But there are several other teams that are neck and neck with this Palmeiras. Europe: Barcelona 10s................yes ........... Real Madrid late 50s....................yes.......... Ajax early 70s..............................yes............. Milan late 80s/early 90s..................yes............... Real Madrid 10s..........................yes ..................... Juventus late 90s.....................NO..... Juventus 1982-1986 ... Inter Milan ............ 1963-1972 ....... slightly better Bayern mid 70s................yes............ Bayern 10s................................no........... Honved early 50s...........................No ........... has much more complete teams than Honved .......... Hungary national team side represents it better .............HUngarian Football and receives one super ..yes ..........on my view ........ Liverpool late 70s/early 80s........................... yes ......... But Liverpool .... 2017-2020 ............. Klopp .... is neck to neck also .... maybe better ....as a Team ... " mentality " ManUtd late 90s/early 00s and late 00s.......................... yes ............ super yes ........ "!
@otonielsantos9722 há 2 meses O que este cara jogou de bola não é brincadeira. Tem moral para falar o que quiser. 59 · @JogavaDemais há 2 meses Exato, ainda mais desses pé duro de hoje. 4 @marcelocolle1002há 2 meses Menos na seleção 1 @alexandrealvesdossantos8356 há 2 meses @marcelocolle1002 jogou muito na seleção, porém perdeu um gol na copa de 90 e isso pesou. 2 @reserved_86 há 2 meses (editado) @marcelocolle1002 e daí? O Zico não fez muito também não e o Zico tá na prateleira de cima. 2 @marcelocolle1002 há 2 meses @reserved_86Comparar Muller com Zico, hahaha tá bom então @alexandrealvesdossantos8356 há 2 meses (editado) @marcelocolle1002 Zico não ganhou nada na seleção também e Muller foi tetra e deveria ser titular 4 @aeionmarks1426 há 1 mês @marcelocolle1002 em 86 Pegou uma época de reformulação da seleção na fase dele , teve muitos bons momentos em 88 e nas elimatorias 89 Craque mesmo só tinha ele Careca, e Alemão. O resto era sofrível , culminou com a derrota histórica pra Argentina em 90. Porém foi Tetra Campeão com a seleção de 94. @marcelocolle1002 há 1 mês @aeionmarks1426 sem.nem entrar em campo @krauserwolfgang4834 há 3 semanas @marcelocolle1002 Zico foi um ninguém na seleção, representatividade zero, jogador de flamengo só isso, não conseguiu nada na Europa, passeava ai no brasileirão da vida, se fosse alguém tinha pelo menos umas 3 ou 4 libertadores ou 4 mundiais de clubes, ganho uma unica vez sofrido e ainda quer falar do Muller que deu duas libertadores e 2 mundiais pro são paulo, quase conseguiu ganhar 3 libertadores seguidas, não tem nem que argumentar sobre isso perca de tempo, Muller > Zico fácil, fácil! @marcelocolle1002 há 3 semanas @krauserwolfgang4834 Muller jogou onde na Europa ?
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/5LruWyikILc It's very very funny in this video on my view hahaha that this Cristiano Ronaldo's fan simply ate up Marcelo, the journalist, a Barcelona sycophant and bootlicker. Marcelo even started stuttering several times, hahahaha. Honestly, I don't like this Marcelo... He always defends the Catalan agenda. Honestly He doesn't know anything about football. Really.
Since you're younger than me, you might be able to answer this question better.than me on my view Honestly, a few days ago I was totally shocked by the number of comments saying that Jay Jay Okocha was the best player in the world from 1992 to 1994 years Well, honestly, in my time playing football and looking Football , Jay Jay was known for making so many many unnecessary and aimless dribbles on the flanks . He scored very very few goals and made little real difference in matches at PSG and Bolton. My question is: Why does your current generation keep praising Jay Jay so much as if he were truly a God of World Football??? are You Guys sick people really ????? I honestly don't understand this love for Jay Jay ?????
The most damning statistic I have ever seen 137 - In 2003-04, Bolton’s Jay-Jay Okocha had 137 attempts on goal without scoring – no player has had more than 85 shots in a single Premier League season without scoring since. Stubborn. #OptaPLSeasons pic.twitter.com/VTfQ4nJJ20— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) April 7, 2020 If it wasn’t from OPTA I’d probably say that it was complete fiction that any professional footballer could take 137 shots on goal in a single season and fail to score even once. Overrated is overrated and if greatness is measured in rainbow flicks then this sport becomes a circus.
Why does this current generation love and fawn over Jay Jay Okocha honestly I can't understand it are they people addicted to magical dribbles or is there some problem with current society??? They say Jay Jay was better than Pelé too. They say Jay Jay was better than Pelé too. Jay Jay, the best in the world in 1992 1993 and 1994 for them for the dribbles on Oliver Kahn ?????
Nobody says Jay Jay was better than Pelé not even his fans. And if someone somewhere does, they probably mean he was better at rainbow flicks. Maybe he was. Even if he was who cares? I might be underselling him slightly, as he had more to his game than just tricks. He was for example a good passer. But as a midfielder, if he couldn’t pass the ball at a reasonably high standard he wouldn’t have had any career in Europe’s top five leagues at all. The real question is when was he ever considered a top 10 player in the world? Never Did he ever win a league title,champions league or UEFA Cup in his career? No In 1994 Nigeria won the AFCON Okocha was a bit part player in this tournament only playing a full 90 minutes once and he registered 0 goals and 0 assists in the entire tournament. His teammate Rashidi Yekini was voted Player of the Tournament. Rashidi Yekini - Wikipedia Rashidi Yekini was the most prolific African born goalscorer in history(excluding Eusebio of course) Rashidi Yekini 🇳🇬 is Africa’s most prolific striker ever based on goal-to-game ratio. pic.twitter.com/ZQavZSYPAW— Africa First (@AfricaFirsts) July 31, 2025 In 1996 Nigeria won the Olympics They beat a very strong Brazilian side in the semi final and a fairly mediocre Argentina team in the final Kanu was voted Nigerian Footballer of the Year. Kanu: The lanky boy who shook the world at Atlanta ‘96 | Goal.com UK Jay Jay gets a free pass into all time conversations largely because he played with Ronaldinho at PSG and was supposedly his “mentor” with Ronaldinho later “mentoring” Messi. Fairy tales. The same fans who elevate Jay Jay Okocha to a near mythical status are often the same ones who argue that Mágico González deserves to be considered an all time great footballer. González was an ’80s player, so this tendency to overhype technically gifted players with mediocre end product can’t even be dismissed as a modern phenomenon. Between 1963 and 1972 Mané Garrincha scored 8 goals according to Wikipedia Garrincha - Wikipedia
For the First time in History yes , I agree with you in every-point that you have touched from this time Into the Topics Total madness from these fans from these types of players " jugglers " Totally insane minds . "!
current football fans are mentally ill by the way They don't know the BAB of Football what a metric is what an Attribute is what a Role is what a trait is what a Tactical awareness is has no discernment whatsoever. Football or dribbling skills are like drugs for these guys They become addicted to it.
Look, I have nothing against Dribbles' attempts or dribbles completed . Recently I was watching the entire matches of Dennis Bergkamp with the Dutch national football team side his first matches for the Dutch national team with Ruud Gullit and Van Basten...... playing together honestly Gullit is the only Dutch player who attempted to complete dribbles in these matches 1990-1991-1992 .... before of Euro-Cup 1992 years against Portugal Away-game.............. 1990 Portugal Home-Game.............. 1991 Poland ..Home-game ..friendly.... 1990 Finland ...Home-game .... 1991 Malta ..Home-game.............1991 Malta ..Away-game.................. 1990 ... here .. Roy, Bergkamp and Van Basten tried also Austria ...Home-game It's disappointing that Bergkamp and Van Basten attempted so few dribbles in these matches mainly Bergkamp playing as a Shadow Striker, Second Striker, or Left or Right Winger playmaker... ... It ends up getting kind of boring for players elegant robots playing
" The same fans who elevate Jay Jay Okocha to a near mythical status are often the same ones who argue that Mágico González deserves to be considered an all time great footballer. " yes Djalminha and Juan Riquelme also Carlito 86 ! 90's 00's ........ ....etc..etc..etc...