"El Clasico" 2011 Previews: GolTv Legends on MiamiGunners Match Of The Week

el clásico preview
11th april 2011:
legends

 Alfredo di Stefano (1953-64) – Widely regarded as one of the best players of all time, di Stefano was instrumental in the era of European domination that defines Real to this day. The period saw di Stefano strike up a formidable partnership with Puskas in Real’s frontline to inspire the side to an implausible five successive European Cup triumphs and he became Real’s second highest league goalscorer – with 216 goals in 282 games – behind current club icon Raul. The powerful forward was awarded the title of European Player of the Year on two occasions in 1957 and 1959. In 2003, di Stefano was crowned the Golden player of Spain by the Royal Spanish Football Association and he was also named by Pele in the 125 Greatest Living Footballers in 2004. His 49 goals in 58 European Cup matches stood as the all-time highest tally until he was overtaken by Raul in 2005. The prestigious title of Real Madrid’s President of Honour was awarded to him in 2000.

 Johan Cruyff (1973-78) – Now known as the Godfather of Barcelona, Cruyff enjoyed greater success as coach of the club but did lead them to a first La Liga triumph in 14 years, defeating Real Madrid 5-0 along the way, after joining as a player in 1973. He endeared himself to the fans by snubbing a move to Madrid after stating that he could not play for a club tied to Dictator Francisco Franco. He was voted European Player of the Year twice while in navy and claret and three times in total which is a record matched only by Michel Platini and Marco van Basten. Widely regarded as one of the best footballers of all time, the Dutchman who invented the ‘Cruyff Turn’ was elected as European Footballer of the Century and finished second to Pele as World Player of the Century by the International Federation of Football History. He was to go on to assemble the ‘Dream Team’ as coach in the 90s and lay the foundations of the football philosophy that the club adopt with great success to this day.

Ladislao Kubala (1950-61) – Voted by fans during Barca’s centenary celebrations as the best player to ever have played for the club in 1999, Kubala scored an awe-inspiring 196 goals in 256 appearances. He is another former Barca player regarded as one of history’s finest dead- ball specialists and was also noted for his speed, power and composure in front of goal. During his first season, the Hungarian forward bagged 26 goals in 19 games in what was to be one of the club’s most successful seasons until last year’s treble-winning side. Barca clinched five trophies, including La Liga title, Copa del Generalisimo, Latin Cup, and Copa Eva Duarte. Tuberculosis threatened to end his playing career in the following year, however he made a miraculous recovery to return and help Barca to La Liga and Copa del Generalisimo success – scoring in the final. He went on to inspire the club to two more La Liga titles, three more Copa del Generalisimo trophies, and three other domestic cup successes.

Diego Maradona (1982-84) – Considered to have been arguably the greatest footballer of all time; he finished first in an internet vote for the FIFA Player of the Century award of which he shared with Brazilian legend Pele. It would be impossible to conclude any other of the gifted players that went before and came after the diminutive Argentine as the greatest- ever player to wear the famous claret and navy shirt. After arriving in 1982, Barca and Maradona won the Copa del Rey, beating Real Madrid along the way, and triumphed in the Spanish Super Cup. A bout of hepatitis and then a broken leg, suffered after an ill-timed tackle, jeopardized his career. The Skilful forward possessed a gift of colossal proportion but failed to showcase the best of his talents during a difficult tenure at Barca following frequent disputes with directors that culminated in a demand for a move away from the Camp Nou. Despite the troubled spell, Maradona scored 34 goals in 52 games for the club. (full page : http://www.thesportreview.com/tsr/2009/11/barcelona-greatest-players-top-10/ and http://www.thesportreview.com/tsr/2009/11/real-madrid-greatest-players-top-10/ )

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