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Post by sahahaha on Jul 9, 2006 21:47:43 GMT
Just wondring if anyone can tell me who the most celebrated player is in football today, which player in any country has won the most titles?
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Post by rewdie on Jul 9, 2006 22:59:19 GMT
Well, IMO (People may have an argument with it BUT!!)
I say the fat Brazilian, our squirrel chum, I doubt i have all his records but ill give my knowledge worth lol:
Top scorer in WC history, surpassing PELE
Won the WC
Won golden boot at the 2002 WC with 8 goals (wow)
Player of the year 96 AND 97
Most valued player or sumit
Won the champs league (Scoring a hat trick at OT!)
Meh i know, im gunna find his exact records as mine may be wrong or i havent got all of them,
Here goes:
FIFA World Player of the Year: 1996, 1997, 2002
European Footballer of the Year: 1997, 2002
UEFA Most Valuable Player: 1998
FIFA World Cup
2002 Golden Boot - 8 goals
2002 - Winner
1994 - Winner
Copa América: 1997, 1999
UEFA Cup: 1998
Cup Winners' Cup: 1997
Dutch Cup: 1996
La Liga - Primera División champions: 2003
Intercontinental Cup: 2002
European Super Cup: 2002
Spanish Super Cup: 2003
THAT is phenominal and hes still 29, name a player in the game today, at 29 (or older in fact!) that has achieveed more? He will leave Madrid, they are going to clear players out and start fresh and I think he will revitalise his career, hes still class.
Good question mate, hope you like the answer lol!
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Post by sahahaha on Jul 10, 2006 12:39:05 GMT
Thanks alot for that, it's quite a hard one to research on the tinterweb, you search "football stats greatest achievemnents" ect and you get the NFL.
Anyway I found a few:
Zidane
1996: European Super Cup and the World Club Cup with Juventus.
1998: World Cup with France.
1998: European Player of the Year award -- the Balon d'Or.
1999: FIFA 1998 World Player of the Year.
2000: Euro 2000 Championship with France. Named Player of the Tournament.
2000: FIFA World Player of the Year for the second time.
2002: European Champions League with Real Madrid.
2002: World Club Cup with Real Madrid.
2003: FIFA World Player of the Year for the Third time
2006: Got sent of for a glorious headbutt.
Paolo Maldini;
1989 Intercontinental Cup winner (Milan AC)
1990 Intercontinental Cup winner (Milan AC)
1989 European SuperCup winner (Milan AC)
1990 European SuperCup winner (Milan AC)
1994 European SuperCup winner (Milan AC)
2003 European SuperCup winner (Milan AC)
1989 Champions League winner (Milan AC)
1990 Champions League winner (Milan AC)
1994 Champions League winner (Milan AC)
2003 Champions League winner (Milan AC)
1992 Italian SuperCup winner (Milan AC)
1993 Italian SuperCup winner (Milan AC)
1994 Italian SuperCup winner (Milan AC)
1988 Serie A.. Champions (Milan AC)
1992 Serie A.. Champions (Milan AC)
1993 Serie A.. Champions (Milan AC)
1994 Serie A.. Champions (Milan AC)
1996 Serie A.. Champions (Milan AC)
1999 Serie A.. Champions (Milan AC)
2004 Serie A.. Champions (Milan AC)
2003 Italian Cup winner (Milan AC)
1994 World Cup Finalists (Italy)
2000 European Championship Finals (Italy)
1993 Intercontinental Cup Finals (Milan AC)
1994 Intercontinental Cup Finals (Milan AC)
1993 Champions League Finals (Milan AC)
1995 Champions League Finals (Milan AC)
2005 Champions League Finals (Milan AC)
1998 Italian Cup Finals (Milan AC)
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He goes by the name of Wayne Rooney
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Post by Smack My Pitch Up on Jul 10, 2006 23:16:47 GMT
Franz Beckenbauer has an impressive record:
CLUB
Bayern Munich
Bundesliga - 1969, 1972, 1973, 1974
German Cup - 1966, 1967, 1969, 1971
European Champions Cup - 1974, 1975, 1976
European Cup Winners Cup - 1967
World Club Championship - 1976
Hamburger SV
Bundesliga - 1982
New York Cosmos
US Championship - 1977, 1978, 1980
INTERNATIONAL
FIFA World Cup - 1974
European Championship - 1972
MANAGERIAL
FIFA World Cup - 1990
Bundesliga - 1994
UEFA Cup - 1996
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Post by Dizzy on Jul 11, 2006 1:26:06 GMT
Seedorfs isn't bad..
* Intercontinental Cup: 1
o 1998, Real Madrid
* UEFA Super Cup:1
o 2003, AC Milan
* UEFA Champions League: 3
o 1994/95, Ajax
o 1997/98, Real Madrid
o 2002/03, AC Milan
* Dutch Super Cup: 2
o 1993, Ajax
o 1994, Ajax
* Spanish Super Cup: 1
o 1997, Real Madrid
* Italian Super Cup: 1
o 2004 AC Milan
* Dutch championship: 2
o 1993/94, Ajax
o 1994/95, Ajax
* Spanish Championship: 1
o 1996/97, Real Madrid
* Italian Championship: 1
2003/04, AC Milan
* Dutch Cup: 1
1992/93, Ajax
* Italian Cup: 1
2002/03, AC Milan
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Post by rewdie on Jul 11, 2006 8:51:53 GMT
Good post this, interesting aswell to see what other people come up with
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Post by Tatty on Jul 11, 2006 11:57:40 GMT
The vast majority of Ajax's wonderkids side of the Early to mid 90's all went on to become multiple title and CL winners.
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Post by rewdie on Jul 11, 2006 12:55:22 GMT
The dutch produce some amazing players and scout amazing foreignplaers, we should take note
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Post by onenedkelly on Jul 11, 2006 13:09:33 GMT
Note taken  The dutch produce some amazing players and scout amazing foreignplaers, we should take note |
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Post by rewdie on Jul 11, 2006 13:23:11 GMT
Lol, good note taking skills there Ned,
But seriously, our scouts etc could learn alot
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Post by keano16 on Jul 12, 2006 15:16:39 GMT
Good topic.
I found these Michael Platini and Eusebio honours on wikipedia.
Club honours
1978 French Cup (AS Nancy-Lorraine)
1981 French league title (AS Saint-Etienne)
1981 French Cup finalist (AS Saint-Etienne)
1982 French Cup finalist (AS Saint-Etienne)
1983 Italian Cup winner (Juventus)
1983 European Cup finalist (Juventus)
1983 Serie A top goalscorer (16 goals)
1983 Ballon d'or
1984 Italian league title winner (Juventus)
1984 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup winner (Juventus)
1984 European Super Cup winner (Juventus)
1984 Serie A top goalscorer (20 goals)
1984 Ballon d'or
1985 Intercontinental Cup winner (Juventus)
1985 Serie A top goalscorer (18 goals)
1985 Ballon d'or
1986 Italian league title winner (Juventus)
International honours
1978 FIFA World Cup: First round
1982 FIFA World Cup: Fourth place
1984 European Championship: Winner
1985 Artemio Franchi Trophy: Winner
1986 FIFA World Cup: Third place
While playing for France he played 72 matches, scored 41 goals, and was captain 49 times. He is currently French all-time top goalscorer.
Eusebio's record;
1961: Portuguese Championship, Intercontinental Cup runner-up
1962: European Cup, Portuguese Cup, Intercontinental Cup runner-up
1963: Portuguese Championship, European Cup runner-up
1964: Portuguese Championship, Portuguese Cup
1965: Portuguese Championship, European Cup runner-up, European Footballer of the Year
1966: World Cup 3rd place
1967: Portuguese Championship
1968: Portuguese Championship, European Cup runner-up
1969: Portuguese Championship and Cup
1970: Portuguese Cup
1971: Portuguese Championship
1972: Portuguese Championship, Portuguese Cup
1973: Portuguese Championship
1974: Portuguese Championship
1976: Mexican Championship
1976: NASL Championship
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Post by 8premierships on Jul 12, 2006 15:20:05 GMT
Ronaldo's is some record!! Shit he is an all time great
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Post by rewdie on Jul 12, 2006 15:29:02 GMT
Ye i always thought so and while I thought i knew alot of his reords I was missing ALOT good job I checked for the whole lot!
TBH at this moment in time i think hes the most successful player still playing and considering what hes achieved has been in a time where more teams offer more competition, then iw ould say hes arguably one of the best footballers to ever grace the game
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Post by rewdie on Jul 12, 2006 15:35:27 GMT
* FIFA World Player of the Year: 1996 (youngest winner), 1997, 2002
* European Footballer of the Year (Ballon d'Or): 1997, 2002
* UEFA Most Valuable Player - 1998
* BBC Sports Personality of the Year Overseas Personality: 2002
* FIFA World Cup
o 2006 All-Time World Cup Goalscorer - 15 Goals
o 2006 Bronze Boot - Third Top Scorer 3 goals & 1 assist in 5 games
o 2002 Golden Boot - Top Scorer 8 goals
o 2002 Silver Ball - 2nd Best Player
o 2002 Winner
o 1998 Golden Ball - Best Player
o 1998 Runner-up
o 1994 Winner
* Brazilian Cup: Cruzeiro 1993
* Dutch Cup: PSV Eindhoven 1996
* Cup Winners' Cup: FC Barcelona 1997
* Confederations Cup: 1997
* Copa América: 1997, 1999
* UEFA Cup: Internazionale 1998
* Intercontinental Cup: Real Madrid 2002
* European Super Cup: Real Madrid 2002
* La Liga - Primera División champions: Real Madrid 2002/2003
* Spanish Super Cup: FC Barcelona 1996, Real Madrid 2003
Just to check i got them all i looked again, i think theres a few more on that one than the other
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Post by rewdie on Jul 12, 2006 15:37:21 GMT
o 2006 All-Time World Cup Goalscorer - 15 Goals
Its a phenominal record, i fukin hope he regains his form and goes next world cup and nets a couple more
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