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Allemond
21st October 2010, 16:12
The most important football match´s of the history
Number 20

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyvnXemunk0

Valderrama: Fantastic performance.
Colombia: The Perfect Machine.

Goalkeeper: Oscar Córdoba
Defender´s: Luis Fernando Herrera, Luis Carlos Perea, Alexis Mendoza, Wilson Perez.
Midfielder´s: Leonel Álvarez, Gabriel Jaime Gómez, Freddy Rincón, Carlos Valderrama (C).
Forward´s: Faustino Asprilla, Adolfo Valencia.

The sudamerican dream team.


I love this game

Allemond
21st October 2010, 16:21
Number 19


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkXILrvbNdE


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ihrlXEiWjSo


July 5 ,1982
Estade Sarria, Barcelona
Referee: Klein (Israel)
Attendance: 44000

Rossi 5' (Italy)
Socrates 12' (Brazil)
Rossi 25' (Italy)
Falcao 68' (Brazil)
Rossi 74' (Italy)

Terminator Rossi

Allemond
21st October 2010, 16:37
Number 18

The Miracle of Bernenu

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-0qITG0bos
1:0 Ferenc Puskas (6.)
2:0 Zoltan Czibor (8.)
2:1 Max Morlock (10.)
2:2 Helmut Rahn (18.)
2:3 Helmut Rahn (84.)

The 1954 World Cup Final was the final match of the fifth FIFA World Cup. The match was played at the Wankdorf Stadium in Berne, Switzerland, on 4 July 1954. The game saw the underdogs West Germany beat the largely favoured Hungary 32. In Germany, it is referred to as "Das Wunder von Bern" ("The Miracle of Berne"). The game was the subject of a 2003 German film of the same name.

The Wankdorf Stadion in Berne was packed with a crowd of 64,000 people, eagerly anticipating the encounter between the two teams. The match was played in heavy rain, weather conditions the German side had christened "Fritz Walter-weather", as the German team captain Fritz Walter was known for playing his best football under those conditions. When it had rained a few days before the final, German coach Sepp Herberger had sent his players out to practice during heavy rain, as if foreseeing the weather conditions. In addition, the Germans were equipped with footwear supplied by adidas, which had produced a hitherto unheard of design of boot with exchangeable, screw-in studs that could be adapted to any weather. This enabled the German players to wear their regular boots despite the adverse weather.

Although he was not fully fit in time, Ferenc Puskás was back in the Hungarian lineup for the final match, and he put his team ahead after only six minutes. When Zoltán Czibor added the second goal for Hungary a mere two minutes later, the pre-tournament favourites seemed destined to ease to victory over Germany, just as they had in the group, and take the trophy.

However, Germany did not give up and equalised quickly, with goals from Max Morlock (10') and Helmut Rahn (18'). Having leveled the scores, the Germans now looked a match for the Hungarians and managed to reach half time at 22, both teams having missed several promising chances to take the lead. In the second half, the Hungarians poured forward looking to retake the lead, but their attempts were repeatedly foiled by the German defence with goalkeeper Toni Turek pulling off several fine saves.

With six minutes left and the Germans still holding out at 22, German striker Helmut Rahn, nicknamed "The Boss" reached the ball on a speculative German attack 20 yards in front of the Hungarian goal. Deceiving the Hungarian defender by shooting with his weaker left foot, he scored West Germany's third goal with an accurate drive to the bottom left of the goal, leaving Hungarian goalkeeper Grosics no chance. Two minutes before the end, Puskás equalised once more, but his goal was ruled off-side by the Welsh linesman Benjamin Griffiths. The match and Hungarys unbeaten run ended in one of the biggest upsets in the history of football.

cualfue
21st October 2010, 16:54
Gracias por los vídeos maestro .

Arriba España
22nd October 2010, 10:26
Gracias por los vídeos maestro .

Gracias máquina ¿Ves como si no me escuchas el acento estas de acuerdo conmigo?
Tenés que sacarte ese complejo cono los uruguayos macho, ya esta bien. ¿No te parece?

PD: Iba a poner una de las finales que gano Argentina pero ya ves que me echaron. Queda pendiente. Si en vez de ese blog de mierda tu jefe tuviera un foro como dios manda lo posteaba ahi.

cualfue
22nd October 2010, 17:18
Gracias máquina ¿Ves como si no me escuchas el acento estas de acuerdo conmigo?
Tenés que sacarte ese complejo cono los uruguayos macho, ya esta bien. ¿No te parece?

PD: Iba a poner una de las finales que gano Argentina pero ya ves que me echaron. Queda pendiente. Si en vez de ese blog de mierda tu jefe tuviera un foro como dios manda lo posteaba ahi.

Que boludoque sos..! Primero no tengo jefe, y segundo.. vos te crees que el loco esta poco se importando por vos o porque lo que digamos en este foro? Yo hago la mia y vos haces la tuya (que de por si es todo el tiempo romper los huevos con la página de alguien que ni conoces), y que te gusta criticar porque te entran mal los aportes que hago allá y en RD (para que te entren bien queres que les ponga vaselina?). Por acaso tenes algún webblog de esos de mierda que tiran fotos como revolando piedras y te da envidia.. o es apenas mi impresión? Si vos queres un foro, crealo, quien sabe escribís al loco proponiendo tu foro y capaz que te da bola.. pero conociendo a mi amigo, seguramente no le iba interesar un foro de uruguayos rompiendo las bolas con su pasado las 24hs del día. Pero si haces algo serio, mismo que sea para 10 usuarios pero que se dediquen a compartir conocimiento y hablar de fútbol (y cuando digo de fútbol no es "que messi fue al baño" o que "ronaldo inventó los botines rosados").. capaz que si es algo serio .. le interesa.

un Abrazo [ ]