Greatest European footballers In football history

by votes from totally alienated, mentally ill and crazy fans...

it's harder for C. Ronaldo to win really . !

 

Maradona is ranking like this .

by crazy Fans on the Internet...

generally they are people
who follow football for pure entertainment

lovers of frills, dribbling skills, juggling skills, prime and highlights at You Tube

as if it were an addiction like drugs


But by experts

for sure not not not not not not not not.... "!


honestly, consistency for consistency Ruud Gullit was much more complete and was a better player overall than Diego Maradona .


Diego was a player with flashes of genius


but very irregular and inconsistent during the whole matches ..
I saw ..more than 300 full matches of Diego Armando Maradona
on the Internet


except for the 1986 World Cup

Diego Armando Maradona's physical condition was almost always very poor and precarious .

 

Do you think he was decently fit only during WC86? Based on footages I have seen, I would say he could maintain a very good physical condition until at least first or second year at Napoli. At Barca in particular he was very nimble and fast accelerating, and very hard to send to the ground.

 

But that's the original (and finest).

 

You are right regarding the first and second objections. Not for the third: the player shooting the ball did not lift then ball on his own.
You are right proably in your fourth remark as well but i don't feel offended/nerve stricken at all !! ;-)

 

For my personal level of demand, which is very very higher than others ... Diego Armando Maradona, from the entire matches I saw in the 1986 World Cup... he was physically, mentally and tactically in top shape, committed to the project of winning this title. After the 1986 World Cup... I only saw Diego doing pretty well in the Coppa Italia 1986/1987 season and the UEFA Cup 1988/1989 season. In some matches, he reminded me of his incredible performances in the 1986 World Cup.]


that's it man !



apart from this

Diego always very very irregular and inconsistent on the whole Matches

like

Jay Jay Okocha
and Ronaldinho Gaucho

a lot of juggling ...firulas com a Bola ..
But ..
like in the 1989 Copa America in Brazil

he was humiliated,

by Romário, Bebeto and Ruben Sosa

including ..Ruben Sosa ;;

had several better moments than Maradona .

 

yes, But it is before World Cup 1986 ..


you mean ..


Napoli 1 vs 0 JUventus " Platini " .... 1985-1986 .... season Serie A calcio ...








But here again you are only basing yourself on one entire match???

there is...more++ a real average of the other 29 entire matches of this championship

to be observed with care, real attention and seriousness . !

 

Honestly, I'm not part of any player's fan club,]

I only
]
talk more about

the most underrated players in history...

like

Muller
Gerd Muller
Thuram
Patrick Vieira
Matthias Sammer
Ruud Gullit
Zito
Professor Zagallo
Platini
Piantoni
Kopa
Jonquet
Muller the français
Didi
Mauro Ramos
Ramos Delgado
Netzer
Overath
Antonio Careca
Van Hanegem
Ruben Sosa
Pedro Rocha
Keizer Piet
Paul Breitner
Hans-Georg Schwarzenbeck
etc..etc,.etc..

there are several who are criminally underestimated

by the sports media
and fans who are alienated from dribbling skills nowadays . !

 

Hans Peter Briegel !
Antonio Di Gennaro
Pietro Fanna !

 

You are really into italian football of the 80s. To an extent that surprises me. Di Gennaro, Fanna were good players, solid, but no superstars. They used to be popular: those that are 50 yo or so (like me) remember them well, but otherwise they have been nearly forgotten even in Italy.

 

Antonio Di Gennaro, Fanna


yes, I saw articles about them , recently !


well .. Pietro Fanna ... honestly impress me much more +++ than David Beckham


Antonio Di Gennaro ...honestly impress me more +++ ..than .. Frank Lampard 0r Steven Gerrard .. !

Di Gennaro and Pietro Fanna

But they failed

to gain more prominence or importance

in the Italian National Team side

between

1983 and 1986 ! i saw this recently researching about them . !

but it is worth

comparing them with these English players

who left the English National Team side 60 years without titles !



Di Gennaro

super Vision
ambi-dextrous feet
Long range Balls
free-kick taking
Genius touch
PLays one-twos
Decisions

and

`Pietro Fanna

superb Crossing qualities
Super Vision
Corner-kick taking
free-kick taking
Expert in Set-Pieces
ambi-dextrous feet
dynamic
versatil


crossing always to Hans Peter Briegel in the Six Yards area Zone ..
crossing always to Galderisi in the far post ..

routines from Set-Pieces



pretty amazing to watch this . !

 

Gennaro also dribbling skills ...

he gives some sombreros during the whole Matches ..that i saw recently !


Genius !

 

i've liked it


Pasinato

Pasinato

Inter and Ac Milan player !

 

Well if you are interested in researching deeper into early 80s serie A, I would suggest a handful of names that failed to secure a place in NT but nevertheless deservedly got to be supporters favourites :

-Roberto Pruzzo of course (his exclusion from the list of players summoned to take part to WC82 caused a huge lot of controversy)
and Agostino Di Bartolomei (AS Roma)
-Evaristo Beccalossi, Graziano Bini (Inter Milan)
-Bruno Giordano (Lazio, Napoli) and Giuseppe Bruscolotti (Napoli)
-Massimo Palanca (Catanzaro)
-Aldo Maldera (AC Milan)

 

Agostino Di Bartolomei (AS Roma)



I saw alot playing with Falcão and Cerezo .. !


Shoots from Distance
Long Range Balls
Shoots with Power
Leadership
team-work

 

Lately, I’ve been completely obsessed with trying to find a player who actually got the better of Lilian Thuram. I’ve watched tons of footage, and honestly, I still haven’t found one.

Take Thierry Henry, for example. He managed to dominate world-class full-backs like Cafu and Zanetti, but when it came to Thuram, it was a different story. Every time they faced off, Thuram completely neutralized him. Henry didn’t even try to take him on. He would pass backwards, avoid direct duels, or even switch flanks just to stay away from him. It’s crazy, in one of the videos I watched, you can literally see Henry switch sides after realizing he wasn’t going to get anything out of the left wing against Thuram.

I’ve already looked at clips involving Zidane, Ronaldo, and Henry, and in every single one, Thuram comes out on top. It’s like every video turns into a defensive masterclass from him. Even on the attacking end, when you see Zidane or Baggio making a cross or long pass, Thuram is always the one on the receiving end or cleaning up the play.

@carlito86 do you have any suggestions for other elite dribblers from the late '90s who might’ve actually given Thuram trouble? Because as of now, he’s looking untouchable

 

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