hellow. I want to know which historicall club teams were the best ever, in your opinion. please give me everyone a list of your best 10 (not less) club teams of all times. for each team in your list mark the period. I mean, mark specific teams, for example:liverpool- early 80's, etc... one more important thing- mark only club teams without the national teams. after you give me your best 10 I will give you mine.

Well these are pretty easy.....but are in NO order whatsoever (EXEPT for #1 which is some might not agree.....but like 80% of the world see as unarguable to be atlest #1 or #2 in history)


10) Uruguay- Nacional 71 (holy **** what a team)
9) Italy- Napoli 80's (just historic)
8) Italy- Milan Late 80's and 90's (one of those few super dominant teams)
7) Brazil Sao Pablo- 90's (amazing)
6) England- Liverpool early 80's (Classic English Football)
5) England- Manchester 60's (Bobby Charlton....Nuff said)
4)Argentina- River Plate 95-96 (really liked that team)
3)Argentina- Boca Juniors 78-80 (Boca owned the world in 78)
2)Spain- Real Madrid 60's (Only beaten by Benfica and Penarol in serious finals)
1) Uruguay- Penarol 60's (Its dominance has never been matched......beating Real Madrid in 66 and going on to be the only club to actually go as a nation in a world cup (Uruguay 66)....and actually lost only in quarter finals.

1- Brazil 1982
2- Benfica 60's
3- Real Madrid 60's
4- Hungary 40's and 50's
5- Ajax 70's
6- Milan early 90's
7- Barcelona early 90's
8- France 1998/2000
9- Portugal 2000
10- Manchester United 1999

Barça's Dream Team - Early 90's
Manged by Cruyff
3 foreign player rule*
no EU rule yet*

--------------------------Zubizarreta---------------------------

---------------------------Koeman-------------------------------

Ferrer---------------------Nadal--------------------Juan Carlos


----------------Guardiola-----------Bakero-----------------------


Goicoetxea----------------Laudrup---------------Stoichkov----


-------------------------Salinas/Beguiristain-----------------------


Bench
Amor
Busquets
Alexanco
Nando

Originally posted by Punkt
1- Brazil 1982
2- Benfica 60's
3- Real Madrid 60's
4- Hungary 40's and 50's
5- Ajax 70's
6- Milan early 90's
7- Barcelona early 90's
8- France 1998/2000
9- Portugal 2000
10- Manchester United 1999
Brazil 1970? Anyway, Brazil 1970 is the best for me, Milan early 90's also great, same with Barça. Netherlands 1988 was also a great team.

I thought it was only about the clubs, not the national sides... anyways....
10 - Corinthians (BRA) late 90's, 2k
9 - Arsenal (ENG) 03/04
8 - Napoli (ITA) 80's
7 - Flamengo (BRA) 1981
6 - Ajax (HOL) mid 90's
5 - Barcelona (SPA) early 90's
4 - Real Madrid (SPA) early 60's
3 - Santos (BRA) early 60's
2 - AC Milan (ITA) late 80's early 90's
1 - Liverpool (ENG) early 80's

I'm not really into football history and I don't know much about football out of Brazil and England... so I expect people to bash my selections... but it's just my opinion so at least respect it....

Yeah my bad.

oh i thought it was only for clubs.
in that case ill add


1) Brazil 70
2) Brazil 82
3) Brazil 1950 (which they would like to be forever forgotten :p )

Argentina 2002 (even if they chocked)
Holland 74 :rockman:
Argentina 78

pretty much it.

Oh and Santos 60's too.

Atletico Nacional de Medellin (Colombia) 1988-89

Colombia 1990, 92, 93 :rockman:

I'm surprised only a few have said that Milan team whcich went a season unbeaten

One word.... Brazil!!

No one has yet put in Bavaria?

Brazil '70
Milan late '89 early '90
Holland '74
Real Madrid '60
Italy '82
Holland '88
Argentina '78
Barca early '90 (dream team)
Ajax mid '90
Napoli '80



(H)

1.Brazil 1970
2.Argentina 1986
3.AC Milan early 90s
4.Real Madrid 50s/60s
5.Sao Paulo 92/93
6.Boca Juniors 1977
7.Olimpia 1979 (Y)
8.Manchester United 1999
9.France 98/2000
10. Penarol early 60s

Bayern Munchen 73!

Man some of you are F#$# DUMB. READ the first post and than post your top 10 CLUBS of all time. God this is why threads turn to crap. The dude clearly said NOT TO mention natinal teams. You retards should be shot.:kader: :kader:

who cares about clubs...

Soviet Union 1950s-1980s

Originally posted by Bummy_JaB
Man some of you are F#$# DUMB. READ the first post and than post your top 10 CLUBS of all time. God this is why threads turn to crap. The dude clearly said NOT TO mention natinal teams. You retards should be shot.:kader: :kader:

I"M ABUOT 2 BRAEK!!1 :kader:

Originally posted by Bummy_JaB
Man some of you are F#$# DUMB. READ the first post and than post your top 10 CLUBS of all time. God this is why threads turn to crap. The dude clearly said NOT TO mention natinal teams. You retards should be shot.:kader: :kader:


Brazil 1970
Brazil 1982
Italy 1982
Brazil 1950
Argentina 1986
Holland 1974
Argentina 1978
France 1998
Holland 1988












































*sends Bummy_JaB into a spiralling nervous breakdown that ends in suicide*

arsenal 03/04
mancs u 99'
ajax
real madrid
whenever

Costa Rica 2020-2028

lol, with Ronald Gomez as manager (H)

club teams is **** ... there a too many.

the best national teams were
brazil 1970 and germany 1972-74 ( müller, beckenbauer, breiter, netzer usw usw)

http://www.planetworldcup.com/TOP10/teams.html

Los Millonarios de Bogotá (1951) knicknamed "The Blue Ballet", club that is on the verge of Bankrupcy...

In 1951, when the Colombian league played 34 games year-round, Millos won the championship with an impressive record of 28 games won, 4 tied, 2 loss, 103 goals in favor, 35 against.

Owned South América, with star like Hugo Reyes (Argentina) Di Stéfano (Argentina), Antonio Baez, Reynaldo Mourin and others, they even had two englisman, and a scottish in their ranks. They went to play in Bolivia, won the tournament unbeaten. Played Racing and San Lorenzo de Almagro both from Argentina, won against both, then went to play in Europe, a tournament that Real Madrid hosted, they played a total of 5 games.

Millonarios Vs. Valencia 0 - 0
Millonarios Vs. Unióon la Palmas 2 - 3
Millonarios Vs. Norkoping (sweden) 2 - 2
Millonarios Vs. Real Madrid 4 - 2
Millonarios Vs. Sánchez Pijuán de Sevilla 1 - 1

Millonarios takes the trophy back to Bogotá...

Real Madrid travels to Bogotá and plays two more games with Millonarios, loses both.

Millonarios travel to Caracas, Venezuela to play the "Small World Cup" there they play 6 games.

won against Rapid de Viena 2-1 y 4-0
won against Español 6-0 y 4-0
won against River Plate 5-1 and ties 1-1 on the second game.

After which Di Stéfano transfers to Real Madrid.....

some more history of this club:

In 1953 won 1 - nil against Corinthians of Brazil (who was unbeaten for 32 matches)
In 1954 tied 2 - 2 against Charlton (England)
and won 1 - 0 against Rott Weiss (Germany)
In 1957 lost 2 - 0 against Independiente (Argentina)
tied 1 - 1 against River Plate (Argentina) and 0 - 0 against Boca Juniors (Argentina)
In 1958 played two matches against Spartak (Moscow, Russia) they tied 1 - 1 and then won 2 - 1.
In 1962 played and won 2 - 1 against Red Star (Yugoslavia, with players like Popovic and Sekularak) and lost 6 - 5 :o (in what was called a "game for the ages") against Botaforgo (Brazil, with players like Zagalo, Garrincha, Amarildo, and golie Manga.)
In 1967 against Santos of Pelé and his royal court: Eedú, Tonhiño, Lima, Zito, and Abel. Millonarios won 2 - 1. (50.000 fans in attendance in el "Campin," Bogotá)
also lost 2 - 0 against Borussia (Germany) and 1 - 0 against Napoli (Italy)
In 1968, Millonarios plays against the Polish National team, and wins 3 - 1, and fall to Bayern Munchin 2 - 0. They play against Argentina and fall 1 - 0.
In 1969, Brazil's National team comes to Bogotá, with players like Pelé, Gerson, Tostao, Rivelino y Carlos Alberto. Brazil won 2 - 0, in a very entertaining match.
They also played against the Chilean National team, and won 1 - 0, but don't have the date.

you can read a list of the squad here: http://www.millonarios.com.co/Campeones/1951.htm


http://www.millonarios.com.co/images/Campeones/1951.jpe

Originally posted by Bobby
Costa Rica 2020-2028

damn, with CM I just arrived in 2020, I'm scared for them now:(

Clubs....

Newcastle 1993-1997

Kamikazi football arrived and made a star of Andy Cole. Then Kev went nuts.

Arsenal 2002-2004

It's rather fun to watch Arsenal these last couple of seasons. It flows so well and looks so great.

Newcastle 1950s

Wor Jackie brought us a couple of FA Cups. Huraah!

And national sides....

North Korea 1966
Came unstuck thanks to Eusebio but there's no shame in that.

South Korea 2002
We all got behind them. Bless their lil' faces.

Austria 1930s'

Would've been great if Mr. Hitler hadn't have marched in.

Hungary 1950s.

Mighty Magyars. Complete with Ferenc Puskas.

Greece 2004

Efficient and well-organised.

I don't know why people continue to post countries in there list of great teams when the thread started clearly stated "no countries, club teams only".

Originally posted by Spurs4Life
I don't know why people continue to post countries in there list of great teams when the thread started clearly stated "no countries, club teams only".

It's bloody hard to come up with 10 club teams, though! Especially when there are certain loyalties involved.

Guys, you can't select Holland 74 and let Germany 74 out. That's impossible. :p


Club list:

Milan early 90's
Ajax mid 90's
Bayern 74-76
Liverpool 80's
Real Madrid 60's
Benfica 60's
Barcelona early 90's

I can't think of more clubs which deserve to be in that list. Those teams have all dominated European football during their prime.

Forgive me about leaving South American teams out, I don't follow their leagues.

Originally posted by LOCOlombia
Los Millonarios de Bogotá (1951) knicknamed "The Blue Ballet", club that is on the verge of Bankrupcy...

Owned South América, with star like Hugo Reyes (Argentina) Di Stéfano (Argentina), Antonio Baez, Reynaldo Mourin and others, they even had two englisman, and a scottish in their ranks. They went to play in Bolivia, won the tournament unbeaten. Played Racing and San Lorenzo de Almagro both from Argentina, won against both, then went to play in Europe, a tournament that Real Madrid hosted, they played a total of 5 games.

Millonarios Vs. Valencia 0 - 0
Millonarios Vs. Unióon la Palmas 2 - 3
Millonarios Vs. Norrkoping (switzerland) 2 - 2
Millonarios Vs. Real Madrid 4 - 2
Millonarios Vs. Sánchez Pijuán de Sevilla 1 - 1

Millonarios takes the trophy back to Bogotá...

Real Madrid travels to Bogotá and plays two more games with Millonarios, loses both.

Millonarios travel to Caracas, Venezuela to play the "Small World Cup" there they play 6 games.

won against Rapid de Viena 2-1 y 4-0
won against Español 6-0 y 4-0
won River 5-1 and ties 1-1 on the second game.

After which Di Stéfano transfers to Real Madrid.....
you can read a list of the squad here: http://www.millonarios.com.co/Campeones/1951.htm


http://www.millonarios.com.co/images/Campeones/1951.jpe

:rockman: very interesting I didn't know this..

never knew that.... thats awesome

Originally posted by LOCOlombia
Los Millonarios de Bogotá (1951) knicknamed "The Blue Ballet", club that is on the verge of Bankrupcy...

Owned South América, with star like Hugo Reyes (Argentina) Di Stéfano (Argentina), Antonio Baez, Reynaldo Mourin and others, they even had two ....


Millonarios Vs. Valencia 0 - 0
Millonarios Vs. Unióon la Palmas 2 - 3
Millonarios Vs. Norrkoping (switzerland) 2 - 2
Millonarios Vs. Real Madrid 4 - 2
Millonarios Vs. Sánchez Pijuán de Sevilla 1 - 1

...

Didn't know anything about it :confused:
Isn't Norrköping in Sweden?

Originally posted by Elber2k3
Didn't know anything about it :confused:
Isn't Norrköping in Sweden?

yea I think you're right, I mistranslated the country name.....:(

1.) FC Porto 1987 (CL win...)
2.) FC Porto 2002/03 (Uefa-Cup win...)
3.) FC Porto 2003/04 (CL win...)
4.) Benfica 60's (Eusebio, great player!)
5.) Barcelona early 90's (with Romario and Ronaldo)

This is my list...more i don't know...

PORTO RULEZZZ!!!
ADC1987(H)

Brazil 58
Brazil 62
Brazil 70
Brazil 82
Brazil 94-98
Brazil 02

Italy 34-38
Italy 68-70
Italy 82
Italy 90-94

Germany 54
Germany 74
Germany 90-96

England 66
England 90

France 58
France 84-86
France 98-2000

Denmark 84-86
Denmark 92

Spain 60-64

Netherlands 74-78
Netherlands 88

Hungary 54

Czechs 76
Czechs 2004

Portugal 66
Portugal 2000-04

Argentina 78
Argentina 86-94

Soviet Union 66
Soviet Union 88

Uruguay 24-30
Uruguay 50-54

Colombia 93

Romania 90-94

Bulgaria 94

Sweden 92-94

Cameroon 90

Greece 2004

Turkey 2002

Croatia 98

Poland 74-82

Belgium 84-86

Hibernian F.C. 1875 -

hay!first of all, thank you for your replies. now, my thoughts about this subject are: I have 6 favourite teams that would be surly in my list. those teams are:
milan late 80's/early 90's
ajax mid 90's
ajax early 70's
juventus mid/late 90's
liverpool 70's and 80's
real madrid 50's
now, about the rest 4 teams, it's a littel more difficult. I have a dyllema between those 6 teams:
barcelona early 90's
santos early 60's
benefica early 60's
juventus early/mid 80's
inter early 60's
bayern munich late 90's/early 2000's
I don't know to select 4 teams from those 6, or to eliminate 2 of them. so, I would say that all those 12 teams I mantioned are my best of all times.

1 - Vasco da Gama 1997 - Brazilian Champion
2 - Vasco da Gama 1950 - 90% of the national team
3 - Vasco da Gama 1998 - Libertadores Champion
4 - Vasco da Gama 1989 - Brazilian champion
5 - Vasco da Gama 2000 - Brazilian Champion
6 - Vasco da Gama 1974 - Brazilian Champion
7 - Vasco da Gama 1976
8 - Vasco da Gama 1977
9 - Vasco da Gama 1979
10 - Vasco da Gama 2004

The club that leads the Brazilian Championship Ranking provided by CBF (the national association). The best club from the best country is the best of the world!