can anyone name them...(I know pele only)


http://www.sports.com/images/team/brazil70_800.jpg

[ 08-26-2001: Message edited by: Dhruv ]

well guys
didn't you like the 1970's brazilian team

I can only tell you the name of the goalkeeper: Felix. He sucked big time, he was the weak part of this great team.

I only know the name of the stadium and city where this photo was taken, MEXICO CITY, ESTADIO AZTECA. LOL. :D

I just made a terrible mistake...looking at the stadium more closely, I found out that it's in the city of Guadalajara, Estadio Jalisco. Now, this is a fact. I'm 100% sure. :D :D

Estadio Azteca in Mexico city looks much more bigger than this...that's how I found out that I had made a huge mistake.

Hmm, let's see. Oh i know Pele!!!!! opps sorry, he was named already, ok now serious, have you tried Fifa 2000 classic team for Brazil? I will try to find more information and post it tomorrow.

nope man
i can't find any other names....
no where

If the pic of Brazil <1970> is of the team that played in the final against italy, this is the official lineup for that game, but i don't s'pose that the players in the pic actually line up with the order of names below ... Ned
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FINAL
Mexico City, June 21st - Estadio Azteca
4 (1) BRAZIL
Pelé 19
Gerson 65
Jairzinho 70
Carlos Alberto 86
Felix, Carlos Alberto, Brito, Piazza, Everaldo, Clodoaldo, Gerson, Jairzinho, Tostao, Pelé, Rivelino.

1 (1) ITALY
Boninsegna 37
Albertosi, Cera, Burgnich, Bertini (Juliano), Rosato, Facchetti, Domenghini, Mazzola, de Sisti, Boninsegna (Rivera), Riva.

Referee: Rudolf Glöckner (East Germany)
Attendance: 107.000
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There are some matches in the World Cup that will be remembered longer than others. This 1970 encounter between Brazil and Italy is such a match. In 1930 they said the first nation to win the World Cup three times would take permanent possession of the trophy. Before this final, both Brazil and Italy had won the cup twice, so it was clear that one of them would win it forever.

This turned out to be a classic final. It summed up the whole tournament, which had been probably the best ever. Brazil had played some superb attacking football, so too had Italy who actually scored eight goals in the quarter and semifinal. The final looked tight and Italy managed to keep Pelé and company quiet in the opening. But after 19 minutes, Pelé headed home a Rivelino cross, from a Tostao throw-in. But eight minutes before the interval, a defensive mistake allowed Boninsegna to steal the ball and beat goalkeeper Felix to equallize.

However, in the second half, Italy had little to contribute with. Brazil looked the better team and after 65 minutes, Gerson beat one defender before firing home a marvellous goal from outside the penalty area. Five minutes later, Gerson again was involved, when his long ball was headed down by Pelé for Jairzinho to score. That meant that Jairzinho had scored in every round of the cup including the final, a feat never emulated, neither before or after this match. At 3-1 the game was virtually over and with four minutes to go, Brazillian captain Carlos Alberto was fed by Pelé and fired home a great shot to end a brilliant move. Brazil won the cup and deservedly so.

Manager Mario Zagallo became the first man to win the cup as both player and coach. He was a member of both the 1958 and 1962 championship winning sides, and could add this third title to his collection now. In France 1998 he coached Brazil again, but his team then lost in the final to the hosts. Many people claim that this 1970 team was the best football team ever. At least it won many admirers world wide, and many of the players are legends in the sport.
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Footnote, the most amazing thing about the Mexico 1970 world finals was the fact that there were NO players sent of during the entire festival, which proves to me that you don't have to be a nasty bastard to gain 'respect' and results ....
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TOPSCORERS .........
Gerd Müller (GER) .......... 10 goals
Jairzinho (BRA) .......... 7 goals
Teofilio Cubillas (PER) .... 5 goals
Pelé (BRA) ................. 4 goals
Anatoliy Bishovets (SOV) ... 4 goals
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OTHER STATISTICS
Number of games ........ 32
Total goals scored ..... 95
Average per game ..... 2.97
Sendings off ..... NONE
Own goals ..... NONE
Total attendance ..... 1,673,975
Average attendance ..... 52,312
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[ 08-28-2001: Message edited by: Edward_Black ]

Well Edward
seems that you did a bit of research...

Great Job though
Well done

Guadalajara, June 3rd - Estadio Jalisco ...Group C
4 (1) BRAZIL
Rivelino 24, Pelé 59, Jairzinho 61,81
Felix, Carlos Alberto, Piazza, Brito, Everaldo, Clodoaldo, Gerson (Paulo Cesar), Jairzinho, Tostao, Pelé, Rivelino.

1 (1) CZECHOSLOVAKIA
Petras 11
Viktor, Dobias, Migas, Horvath, Hagara, Hrdlicka (Kvasniak), Kuna, F.Vesely (B.Vesely), Petras, Adamec, Jokl.
Referee: Ramon Barreto Ruiz (Uruguay)
Attendance: 52.000
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Guadalajara, June 7th - Estadio Jalisco ... Group C
1 (0) BRAZIL
Jairzinho 59
Felix, Carlos Alberto, Piazza, Brito, Everaldo, Clodoaldo, Paulo Cesar, Jairzinho, Tostao (Roberto), Pelé, Rivelino.

0 (0) ENGLAND
Banks, Wright, Cooper, Mullery, Labone, Moore, Lee (Astle), Ball, R.Charlton (Bell), Hurst, Peters.
Referee: Abraham Klein (Israel)
Attendance: 66.000
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Guadalajara, June 10th - Estadio Jalisco .... Group C
3 (2) BRAZIL
Pelé 19,67, Jairzinho 22
Felix, Carlos Alberto, Piazza, Brito, Everaldo (Marco Antonio), Clodoaldo (Edu), Paulo Cesar, Jairzinho, Tostao, Pelé, Fontana.

2 (1) ROMANIA
Dumitrache 34, Dembrowski 85
Adamache (Raducanu), Salmareanu, Lupescu, Dinu, Mocanu, Dumitru, Nunweiler, Dembrowski, Neagu, Dumitrache (Tataru), Lucescu.
Referee: Ferdinand Marschall (Austria)
Attendance: 50.000


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Guadalajara, June 14th - Estadio Jalisco ... Quarter Finals
4 (2) BRAZIL
Rivelino 11, Tostao 15,52, Jairzinho 76
Felix, Carlos Alberto, Brito, Piazza, Marco Antonio, Clodoaldo, Gerson (Paulo Cesar), Jairzinho (Roberto), Tostao, Pelé, Rivelino.

2 (1) PERU
Gallardo 28, Cubillas 69
Rubinos, Campos, Fernandez, Chumpitaz, Fuentes, Mifflin, Challe, Baylon (Sotil), Leon (Reyes), Cubillas, Gallardo.
Referee: Vital Loraux (Belgium)
Attendance: 54.000
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Guadalajara, June 17th - Estadio Jalisco ... Semi Finals
3 (1) BRAZIL
Clodoaldo 45, Jairzinho 76, Rivelino 90
Felix, Carlos Alberto, Brito, Piazza, Everaldo, Clodoaldo, Gerson, Jairzinho, Tostao, Pelé, Rivelino.

1 (1) URUGUAY
Cubilla 19
Mazurkiewicz, Ubinas, Ancheta, Matosas, Mujica, Maneiro (Esparrago), Cortes, Montero-Castillo, Cubilla, Fontes, Morales.
Referee: José Maria Ortiz de Mendibil (Spain)
Attendance: 51.000
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so there it is, take your pick on what date the Team Pic was taken, and i honestly don't know who all the players are in that team photo ..

Which one is Pele? They all look the same.

Front row, second from the left, i had to turn up the brightness on the monitor to try to see more definition in the pic .. here is the Brazilian 1982 "Dream Team" that played in the contentious Spanish World Championships, this side was hotly fancied to win it, but went out in the second group stage when they were grouped with Argentina and Italy 'eventual winners' thanks to the amazing late form of Paolo Rossi ..
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BRAZIL
Socrates , Falcao
Valdir Perez, Leandro, Oscar, Luizinho, Junior, Cerezo, Zico, Falcao, Serginho (Paulo Isidoro), Socrates, Eder.

Originally posted by El_GaLLo:
<STRONG>Which one is Pele? They all look the same.</STRONG>

oh COMON ??!! :confused: :confused:
Ok your an Argentine, but still you should know that .....
:eek: :eek: :D

Originally posted by ShearerM4:
<STRONG>

oh COMON ??!! :confused: :confused:
Ok your an Argentine, but still you should know that .....
:eek: :eek: :D</STRONG>

Guys I know what Pele looks like but I wasn't sure from the foto. I rather be blind than stupid. Ha ha. I see him now he has a weird look on his face I couldn't recognize him without his trademark big smile.

Who's the guy with the beard :confused: :confused: :confused:

The guy with the huge beard should be Carlos Alberto. I'm 95% sure.

http://www.futbrasil.com/personalidades/pb025.html

You will find a pic of Carlos Alberto Torres, skipper of the 1970 team 'no beard' here with the world cup in his hand, also another smaller colour pic of that team, mmm, i am going to have to contact some of my Brazilian mates to help sort out this puzzle, i know a few of the faces on the team pic, but i can't put the names to most of them, but i would say that the two last players on the right of the frontline are Rivelino "moustache" and Jairzinho, and a long shot with Carlos Alberto on the right hand end of the back line .. Ned

[ 08-29-2001: Message edited by: Edward_Black ]

i'll also try to find out more about the guys in the picture...

Second from the right, front row, I recognise a very young Roberto Rivelino, no bad player himself.

Cheers,

King Kenny.

nah thats abel xavier from everton lol

Originally posted by FifaEngland_James:
<STRONG>nah thats abel xavier from everton lol</STRONG>

:D :D :D