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Re: The Return of Maradona
« Reply #36 on: Nov 11, 2008, 02:09: PM »
not compared to Garrincha he didn't...

that man was insane

he also single-handedly won wc 1962

I mean he destroyed it, half the time he got the ball he beat practically the entire team

nobody will ever be as good as he was
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Re: The Return of Maradona
« Reply #37 on: Nov 11, 2008, 03:23: PM »
fair enough but to be the greatest player of all time you need to not only be an individual you know what i mean?
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Re: The Return of Maradona
« Reply #38 on: Nov 12, 2008, 07:20: AM »
fair enough but to be the greatest player of all time you need to not only be an individual you know what i mean?
ahve you seen the crosses that man sent?

He was great at running down the wing and then passing in front of the net
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Re: The Return of Maradona
« Reply #39 on: Nov 12, 2008, 01:46: PM »
diego was the best, there is no argument so hush up ladies!

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Re: The Return of Maradona
« Reply #40 on: Nov 12, 2008, 01:57: PM »
diego was the best, there is no argument so hush up ladies!
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Garrincha was the best...and he played the most beautiful soccer

there was nobody who he couldn't fake out
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Re: The Return of Maradona
« Reply #41 on: Nov 12, 2008, 04:23: PM »
garrincha was the greatest to ever play th game. He used to beat 4 guys down the wing multiple times in each game

And you know this how... by watching a few Youtube videos?

Seriously man, lay off that guy. You've been bragging about him like you watched him multiple times in the stadium. The guy played at least 20 years before you were born and all you can probably see of him are a few Youtube highlights. Why do you think you are right to place him ahead of Maradona when the rest of the world never thinks of putting Garrincha before Maradona?
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Re: The Return of Maradona
« Reply #42 on: Nov 13, 2008, 02:24: AM »
tf10 = owned by adi :cheers:

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Re: The Return of Maradona
« Reply #43 on: Nov 13, 2008, 06:34: AM »
Pele is the Micheal Jordan of soccer. Everyone else is just a Kobe and Lebron. Pele was the innovator; the creater of sexy soccer, of flair and skill. There's no way to compare these two players anyway.

But saying Maradona was more talented is a garbage statement, sorry. People say that Pele played too many unoffical matches; yeah, i'm sure when he won a World Cup at the age of 17, it was unofficial :rolleyes: Give me a break. God forbid we let drug use get in the way of seeing who's a talented player. Maradona used steriods as well as cocaine (which if used in a certain window, will help overcome fatigue and improve reaction time) and ephedrine. It's not something that can just be dismissed. If a track star get's caught using cocaine, or steriods, or whatever, then thier gold medals are revoked. I don't feel any differently about this situation. 

No, I am not denying his talent. He was a substance abuser. Last time I checked, most substance abusers (Barry Bonds) can't really be considered the greatest, no matter how much it seems they have "accomplished"

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Re: The Return of Maradona
« Reply #44 on: Nov 13, 2008, 10:41: AM »
Pele is the Micheal Jordan of soccer. Everyone else is just a Kobe and Lebron. Pele was the innovator; the creater of sexy soccer, of flair and skill. There's no way to compare these two players anyway.

But saying Maradona was more talented is a garbage statement, sorry. People say that Pele played too many unoffical matches; yeah, i'm sure when he won a World Cup at the age of 17, it was unofficial :rolleyes: Give me a break. God forbid we let drug use get in the way of seeing who's a talented player. Maradona used steriods as well as cocaine (which if used in a certain window, will help overcome fatigue and improve reaction time) and ephedrine. It's not something that can just be dismissed. If a track star get's caught using cocaine, or steriods, or whatever, then thier gold medals are revoked. I don't feel any differently about this situation. 

No, I am not denying his talent. He was a substance abuser. Last time I checked, most substance abusers (Barry Bonds) can't really be considered the greatest, no matter how much it seems they have "accomplished"
Garrincha started before Pele, and if anything, he was even more flamboyantly skillful

he was a showboater of the highest class
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Re: The Return of Maradona
« Reply #45 on: Nov 13, 2008, 01:27: PM »
tf10 garrincha isnt even in the picture here so stop talking about him.

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Re: The Return of Maradona
« Reply #46 on: Nov 13, 2008, 01:33: PM »
tf10 garrincha isnt even in the picture here so stop talking about him.
Garrincha is always in the picture

but I'll leave you people be, because clearly you can't see the truth  :rolleyes:
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Re: The Return of Maradona
« Reply #47 on: Nov 13, 2008, 01:37: PM »
whenever the 'greatest player of all time' discussion rears its ugly head there are only 3 main players that people argue for and that is Maradona. Pele and George Best.

Here is the picture: Maradona, Best, Pele.     

This isn't the picture: Garrincha

Hope you understand  :thumbsup: