My mate asked me this and thought it might kill an hour or 2 for anybody on here.
You must make a team of players but they must:
Have played in your lifetime
Not played for the same national team (at any point)
Not played for the same club team (at any point)
E.g you couldnt have Messi and Cruyff as both played for Barcelona. You couldnt have Ronaldo and Pele as both played for Brazil.
And that goes all the way through the team.
Harder than it sounds.
Good luck
Best 11 (Different clubs & nationalities)
posted on 23/4/20
comment by Lerradinho (U21557)
posted 1 hour, 19 minutes ago
Told you guys it was hard to build a team around Ronaldo.Since I was bored I gave it a shot:
GK: Oblak
RB: Wim Suurbier
CB: Hansen
CB: Beckenbauer
LB: Leighton Baines
CM: Kante
CM: David Silva
CM: Totti
LF: Best
CF: El Fenomeno Ronaldo
RF: Nedved
Surprising constraints:
-Every modern Dutch great eventually ended up at Barca, Real, Milan or Inter.
-Inter had alot of unexpected short stints of (future) greats, should have won more scudetto's with that kind of material.
-All great fullbacks eventually end up at one of the top 10 clubs, no exception hence Baines. Also, Brazil are fakking blessed with a lot of great fullbacks...
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Suurbier and Best played for San Jose Earthquakes
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The end of the 1983–84 season included a violent and chaotic fight Maradona was directly involved in at the 1984 Copa del Rey final at the Santiago Bernabéu in Madrid against Athletic Bilbao.[39] After receiving another rough tackle by Goikoetxea which wounded his leg, being taunted with xenophobic, racist insults related to his father's Native American ancestry throughout the match by Bilbao fans, and being provoked by Bilbao's Miguel Sola at full time as Barcelona lost 1–0, Maradona snapped.[39] He aggressively got up, stood inches from Sola's face and the two exchanged words. This started a chain reaction of emotional reactions from both teams. Using expletives, Sola mimicked a gesture from the crowd towards Maradona by using a xenophobic term.[40] Maradona then headbutted Sola, elbowed another Bilbao player in the face and kneed another player in the head, knocking him out cold.[39] The Bilbao squad surrounded Maradona to exact some retribution with Goikoetxea connecting with a high kick to his chest, before the rest of the Barcelona squad joined in to help Maradona. From this point, Barcelona and Bilbao players brawled on the field with Maradona in the centre of the action, kicking and punching anyone in a Bilbao shirt.[39]
The mass brawl was played out in front of the Spanish King Juan Carlos and an audience of 100,000 fans inside the stadium, and more than half of Spain watching on television.[41] After fans began throwing solid objects on the field at the players, coaches and even photographers, sixty people were injured, with the incident effectively sealing Maradona's transfer out of the club in what was his last game in a Barcelona shirt.[40] One Barcelona executive stated, "When I saw those scenes of Maradona fighting and the chaos that followed I realized we couldn't go any further with him."[41] Maradona got into frequent disputes with FC Barcelona executives, particularly club president Josep Lluís Núñez, culminating with a demand to be transferred out of Camp Nou in 1984. During his two injury-hit seasons at Barcelona, Maradona scored 38 goals in 58 games.[42] Maradona transferred to Napoli in Italy's Serie A for another world record fee, £6.9 million ($10.48M).[10]
Videos here:-
https://www.sportbible.com/football/classic-legends-throwback-maradona-starts-a-riot-after-being-told-to-fk-off-20171030
posted on 23/4/20
comment by Fourzah (U22366)
posted 3 minutes ago
somebody Rage 1 Starred this artical
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No doubt it was I got Braga Bragging Rights (U21917)
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comment by Fourzah (U22366)
posted 32 minutes ago
comment by There'sOnlyOneRed's (U1721)
posted 1 minute ago
comment by Lerradinho (U21557)
posted 1 hour, 19 minutes ago
Told you guys it was hard to build a team around Ronaldo.Since I was bored I gave it a shot:
GK: Oblak
RB: Wim Suurbier
CB: Hansen
CB: Beckenbauer
LB: Leighton Baines
CM: Kante
CM: David Silva
CM: Totti
LF: Best
CF: El Fenomeno Ronaldo
RF: Nedved
Surprising constraints:
-Every modern Dutch great eventually ended up at Barca, Real, Milan or Inter.
-Inter had alot of unexpected short stints of (future) greats, should have won more scudetto's with that kind of material.
-All great fullbacks eventually end up at one of the top 10 clubs, no exception hence Baines. Also, Brazil are fakking blessed with a lot of great fullbacks...
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Suurbier and Best played for San Jose Earthquakes
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Knew that Best would screw me over, as he was know to screw alot
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comment by Fourzah (U22366)
posted 46 seconds ago
just replace Suurbier n u r good I think?
Maybe Ruud Krol?
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Yeah, first alternative that came to mind:
GK: Oblak
RB: Max Aarons
CB: Hansen
CB: Beckenbauer
LB: Ruud Krol
CM: Kante
CM: David Silva
CM: Totti
LF: Best
CF: El Fenomeno Ronaldo
RF: Nedved
Taking a gamble with Aarons becoming a legend in 20 years time in stead of baines