40s Retro Football Fantasy Draft | Finished

Was about to post my pick, then realised Skizzo was before me.
 
Jesus.. how can anyone think that Dragan would still be available. I was surprised that he did not go in round 1 itself.
 
Balu said:
I actually don't have any Germans on my list :lol:. I guess we're talking about one? Well there's one exception, but I won't mind if you or Joga or someone else pick him, I just want him to play a part. I never planned on picking any Germans at all actually, just felt forced to pick Müller and Vogts because they were so clearly the best available picks at the time.
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There is one that I want pretty badly but have no urgent need of right now. Hopefully, I can snag him in the later rounds.

Skizzo said:
@Balu I'm hoping you appreciate our next pick. You and @Joga Bonito Can Hopefully appreciate it :)
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Hope it's not the one I want :(
 
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Or at least we can get the player that many, Beckenbauer included, called the best German player of the 70s.

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Heinz Flohe

Some also say he was the greatest technician in history of German football. When Flohe was in ball possession it was impossible to take it away without fouling him. He was brillant technician, excellent dribbler, fast and strong as well, very endurable with powerful shot. He always had surprising ideas, very inventive and tricky player, but also great passer as well especially his crosses were dangerous and often lead to goals.
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Skizzo said:
As he nonchalantly brought it up
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They recently made a documentary about him, which is supposed to be really great. Haven't seen it though. No idea if it's available somewhere for you guys with English subtitles, but maybe worth looking for.
 
Aldo 1. Best 2. Chumpitaz 3. Pirri 4. Israel 5. Ademir da Guia 6. Boninsegna 7. Furino 8. Prati 9. Stepney
Chesterlestreet 1. Pelé 2. Greaves 3. Bremner 4. Corso 5. E. Hughes 6. Lorimer 7. Muntyan 8. Smith 9. Cooper
RedTiger 1. Beckenbauer 2. Oblak 3. Maier 4. Fischer 5. McNeill 6. Dobiaš 7. Tony Dunne 8. Sparwasser 9. Mifflin
Skizzo/Pat_Mustard 1. Cruyff 2. Keizer 3. Olsen 4. Gemmell 5. Murdoch 6. Jardine 7. Rexach 8. Hellström 9. Flohe
Gol123 1. Van Hanegem 2. Overath 3. Johnstone 4. Hulshoff 5. Kindvall 6. Rubén Marcos 7. Matosas 8. Skoblar
Invictus 1. Eusébio 2. Mazzola 3. Haan 4. Suurbier 5. Perfumo 6. Weber 7. Bonev 8. Bransch
Balu 1. G. Müller 2. Vogts 3. Rensenbrink 4. Dobrin 5. Benetti 6. Cuccureddu 7. Holcer 8. Jennings
ctp 1. Rivelino 2. Marzolini 3. Jansen 4. Heynckes 5. Höttges 6. Mészöly 7. Fichtel 8. Más
crappycraperson 1. Moore 2. Tostão 3. Bene 4. Van Moer 5. Khurtsilava 6. Bell 7. Urbanczyk 8. Shilton
Gio/Theon 1. Figueroa 2. Cubillas 3. Deyna 4. Clodoaldo 5. Bulgarelli 6. Rocha 7. Ancheta 8. Mazurkiewicz
NM/EAP 1. Facchetti 2. Riva 3. Jair 4. Stiles 5. Luis Pereira 6. Martin Peters 7. Bosquier 8. Yakimov
mazhar13 1. Jairzinho 2. Zoff 3. B Dietz 4. Giles 5. Buchan 6. Simões 7. Hurst 8. Hunter
harms 1. Krol 2. Florian Albert 3. Van Himst 4. Roth 5. Blankenburg 6. Lennox 7. Dzodzuashvili 8. G. Mühren
Tuppet 1. Rivera 2. Džajić 3. Shesternyov 4. Causio 5. Lubański 6. Piazza 7. Bo Larsson 8. Lovchev
Joga Bonito 1. Law 2. Netzer 3. A.Ball 4. Wimmer 5. Gadocha 6. Greig 7. Byshovets 8. Sieloff
Marty1968 1. Gerson 2. Carlos Alberto 3. Rosato 4. Schwarzenbeck 5. Cubilla 6. Grabowski 7. Everaldo 8. Panenka

@Gol123
 
Gotta head out in a couple of hours. Hope Gol picks his guy by then... :(
 
Skizzo said:
I'll have to see if I can track it down. Cheers for that.
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It's called "Heinz Flohe - Der mit dem Ball tanzte" . That's the German trailer:



If you can find the match against Mexico at the World Cup in '78, that's probably his best ever for the nationalteam. Just be careful, if you find comparisons between him and modern German players. They love to compare him to one who isn't rated that highly on the Caf these days ;).
 
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Ricardo Elvio Pavoni Cúneo (born July 8, 1943 in Montevideo) is an Uruguayan former football (soccer) defender who played the majority of his career for Club Atlético Independiente in the Argentine First Division.



Biography


Elvio Pavoni was born in Montevideo, Uruguay and began his footballing career with the Montevidean club Defensor. Disillusioned with life as a footballer, he was on the point of abandoning the game completely and going to work in a CASINO as a croupier until he was convinced to play football for Independiente of Argentina. Undeniably one of Independiente's all-time stars, the left-sided full-back has been described as a natural leader and the perfect man-marker. He was also responsible for scoring 57 goals.


He arrived to Independiente at age 21 to replace Tomás Rolan, another Uruguayan who had suffered a SERIOUS INJURY. No-one could have predicted that Pavoni would make people forget about Rolan and would be part of one of the most memorable periods in the club's history. His first match for Independiente was on March 24, 1965 in a Copa Libertadores match. Independiente beat Boca Juniors by two goals to nil.


For twelve seasons (1965–1976) he was idolised by the Independiente fans. He was particularly remembered for his powering runs along the left wing, putting away free kicks with his left foot and for his frequent last-ditch efforts to clear the ball from the goal-line. He is considered by many to be the archetypal Uruguayan footballer.


Pavoni (affectively known as "el Chivo") won many honours during his career, including the Argentine first division championships three times, the Copa Libertadores 5 times, the Copa Interamericana on three occasions and one Copa Intercontinental. He was also a member of the Uruguayan squad that took part in the World Cup of 1974, in West Germany. Since retirement, he has been involved with the club as a trainer with reserve and youth teams. He has also been caretaker manager of the first team on several occasions.



CAPS:

_uru Uruguay - 13 appearances | 2 goals


CAREER:

_uru 1960-1964 Defensor Sporting

_arg 1965–1976 Independiente 423 appearances | 57 goals


TITLES:

_arg Nacional 1967

_arg Metropolitano 1970

_arg Metropolitano 1971


International Club COMPETITIONS:

1965 - Copa Libertadores de América

1965 - Copa Libertadores de América

1965 - Copa Interamericana

1965 - Copa Libertadores de América

1965 - Intercontinental Cup

1965 - Copa Interamericana

1965 - Copa Libertadores de América

1965 - Copa Libertadores de América

1965 - Copa Interamericana
 
Aldo 1. Best 2. Chumpitaz 3. Pirri 4. Israel 5. Ademir da Guia 6. Boninsegna 7. Furino 8. Prati 9. Stepney
Chesterlestreet 1. Pelé 2. Greaves 3. Bremner 4. Corso 5. E. Hughes 6. Lorimer 7. Muntyan 8. Smith 9. Cooper
RedTiger 1. Beckenbauer 2. Oblak 3. Maier 4. Fischer 5. McNeill 6. Dobiaš 7. Tony Dunne 8. Sparwasser 9. Mifflin
Skizzo/Pat_Mustard 1. Cruyff 2. Keizer 3. Olsen 4. Gemmell 5. Murdoch 6. Jardine 7. Rexach 8. Hellström 9. Flohe
Gol123 1. Van Hanegem 2. Overath 3. Johnstone 4. Hulshoff 5. Kindvall 6. Rubén Marcos 7. Matosas 8. Skoblar 9. Pavoni
Invictus 1. Eusébio 2. Mazzola 3. Haan 4. Suurbier 5. Perfumo 6. Weber 7. Bonev 8. Bransch
Balu 1. G. Müller 2. Vogts 3. Rensenbrink 4. Dobrin 5. Benetti 6. Cuccureddu 7. Holcer 8. Jennings
ctp 1. Rivelino 2. Marzolini 3. Jansen 4. Heynckes 5. Höttges 6. Mészöly 7. Fichtel 8. Más
crappycraperson 1. Moore 2. Tostão 3. Bene 4. Van Moer 5. Khurtsilava 6. Bell 7. Urbanczyk 8. Shilton
Gio/Theon 1. Figueroa 2. Cubillas 3. Deyna 4. Clodoaldo 5. Bulgarelli 6. Rocha 7. Ancheta 8. Mazurkiewicz
NM/EAP 1. Facchetti 2. Riva 3. Jair 4. Stiles 5. Luis Pereira 6. Martin Peters 7. Bosquier 8. Yakimov
mazhar13 1. Jairzinho 2. Zoff 3. B Dietz 4. Giles 5. Buchan 6. Simões 7. Hurst 8. Hunter
harms 1. Krol 2. Florian Albert 3. Van Himst 4. Roth 5. Blankenburg 6. Lennox 7. Dzodzuashvili 8. G. Mühren
Tuppet 1. Rivera 2. Džajić 3. Shesternyov 4. Causio 5. Lubański 6. Piazza 7. Bo Larsson 8. Lovchev
Joga Bonito 1. Law 2. Netzer 3. A.Ball 4. Wimmer 5. Gadocha 6. Greig 7. Byshovets 8. Sieloff
Marty1968 1. Gerson 2. Carlos Alberto 3. Rosato 4. Schwarzenbeck 5. Cubilla 6. Grabowski 7. Everaldo 8. Panenka

@Invictus
 
Aldo 1. Best 2. Chumpitaz 3. Pirri 4. Israel 5. Ademir da Guia 6. Boninsegna 7. Furino 8. Prati 9. Stepney
Chesterlestreet 1. Pelé 2. Greaves 3. Bremner 4. Corso 5. E. Hughes 6. Lorimer 7. Muntyan 8. Smith 9. Cooper
RedTiger 1. Beckenbauer 2. Oblak 3. Maier 4. Fischer 5. McNeill 6. Dobiaš 7. Tony Dunne 8. Sparwasser 9. Mifflin
Skizzo/Pat_Mustard 1. Cruyff 2. Keizer 3. Olsen 4. Gemmell 5. Murdoch 6. Jardine 7. Rexach 8. Hellström 9. Flohe
Gol123 1. Van Hanegem 2. Overath 3. Johnstone 4. Hulshoff 5. Kindvall 6. Rubén Marcos 7. Matosas 8. Skoblar 9. Pavoni
Invictus 1. Eusébio 2. Mazzola 3. Haan 4. Suurbier 5. Perfumo 6. Weber 7. Bonev 8. Bransch 9. Carpegiani
Balu 1. G. Müller 2. Vogts 3. Rensenbrink 4. Dobrin 5. Benetti 6. Cuccureddu 7. Holcer 8. Jennings
ctp 1. Rivelino 2. Marzolini 3. Jansen 4. Heynckes 5. Höttges 6. Mészöly 7. Fichtel 8. Más
crappycraperson 1. Moore 2. Tostão 3. Bene 4. Van Moer 5. Khurtsilava 6. Bell 7. Urbanczyk 8. Shilton
Gio/Theon 1. Figueroa 2. Cubillas 3. Deyna 4. Clodoaldo 5. Bulgarelli 6. Rocha 7. Ancheta 8. Mazurkiewicz
NM/EAP 1. Facchetti 2. Riva 3. Jair 4. Stiles 5. Luis Pereira 6. Martin Peters 7. Bosquier 8. Yakimov
mazhar13 1. Jairzinho 2. Zoff 3. B Dietz 4. Giles 5. Buchan 6. Simões 7. Hurst 8. Hunter
harms 1. Krol 2. Florian Albert 3. Van Himst 4. Roth 5. Blankenburg 6. Lennox 7. Dzodzuashvili 8. G. Mühren
Tuppet 1. Rivera 2. Džajić 3. Shesternyov 4. Causio 5. Lubański 6. Piazza 7. Bo Larsson 8. Lovchev
Joga Bonito 1. Law 2. Netzer 3. A.Ball 4. Wimmer 5. Gadocha 6. Greig 7. Byshovets 8. Sieloff
Marty1968 1. Gerson 2. Carlos Alberto 3. Rosato 4. Schwarzenbeck 5. Cubilla 6. Grabowski 7. Everaldo 8. Panenka
 
Gol123 said:
Thanks. Although not thanks because you picked Bulgarelli. Really thought I found an overlooked gem there.
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Aye, we were 50/50 between Clodoaldo and Bulgarelli - didn't expect him to last back down :p
 
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Brilliant pick mate.
Theon said:
Aye, we were 50/50 between Clodoaldo and Bulgarelli - didn't expect him to last back down :p
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When Balu said he had got the last top class midfielder in Benetti I thought maybe everybody had forgotten about Bulgarelli. Then Gio sends me his pick and its Bulgarelli. It also kick-started a wave of midfielder's going leaving me in a bit of a pickle.
 
Gol123 said:
When Balu said he had got the last top class midfielder in Benetti I thought maybe everybody had forgotten about Bulgarelli. Then Gio sends me his pick and its Bulgarelli. It also kick-started a wave of midfielder's going leaving me in a bit of a pickle.
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Yeah, Benetti was our back up to Bulgarelli but we were always shooting for at least one of him and Clodoaldo since we started planning it.

Not that you're in a bad position with feckin Van Hanegem and Overath :D.

You also took Matosas as well who we had penned in (he played with Figueroa) so I'd say we're about par for the course.
 
Theon said:
Yeah, Benetti was our back up to Bulgarelli but we were always shooting for at least one of him and Clodoaldo since we started planning it.

Not that you're in a bad position with feckin Van Hanegem and Overath :D.

You also took Matosas as well who we had penned in (he played with Figueroa) so I'd say we're about par for the course.
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What can I say, I'm a total football guy :D

I think @Invictus took more of my targets then you and Gio though. Only really Bulgarelli who I really wanted as a first choice (Other then the first 3 obvious choices).
 
@Balu already has a keeper, so I'll just post my pick and go to bed. José Ángel Iribar, Bilbao legend and my Euro draft keeper, is back in goal for Team ctp. Please tag crappy when it's his turn.
 
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