Forgotten Great Footballers

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Raymond Kopa

 

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Alfredo Di Stefano

 

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Abel Balbo.

 

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Hakan Sukur

 

[Graeme Shar-pei]

 

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Beppe Signori.

 

[Jamo Martinez]

First player to win the European cup with two different clubs I think

First from Eastern Europe definitely.

 

[Jamo Martinez]

Swear Yugoslavia would’ve won a tournament in the 90s if the country hadn’t broken up

They had a ridiculous amount of ridiculously talented players.

It did seem that the reasons for the break up were also the reason for frequent rifts within the national team set up.

For pure talent though, they were the Brazilians of Europe.

 

[Billy Dean]

First from Eastern Europe definitely.

Just googled. First Eastern European and first to win with two different clubs “who played in the final”. So I guess someone else got two winners medals with different clubs but missed a final. Can’t find who it was on google though

 

[Jamo Martinez]

Just googled. First Eastern European and first to win with two different clubs “who played in the final”. So I guess someone else got two winners medals with different clubs but missed a final. Can’t find who it was on google though

Just found it.

Saul Malatrasi won winners medals with Inter in 64-65 and Milan in 68-69.

Played in the 69 final with Milan but not in the 65 final with Inter.

 

[Simon Buttle]

Hakan Yakin

 

[Billy Dean]

 

[Rita_Poon]

Stoichkov had a shout yet?

 

[April1970]

I am not sure if anybody has mentioned Amarildo of Brazil. He scored valuable goals in the 1962 World Cup after Pele had been injured in an early group match. Apparently,John Moores was willing to pay £200,000 for him, but the League regulations did not permit foreign players.

 

[Raino85]

Anyone mentioned Guti yet?