Juventus ratings 1982/83

 

Ratings: Guerin Sportivo - La Stampa.

6,59 Michel Platini
6,48 Giuseppe Furino
6,38 Gaetano Scirea
6,35 Claudio Gentile
6,33 Roberto Bettega
6,32 Marco Tardelli
6,31 Sergio Brio
6,30 Antonio Cabrini
6,26 Zbigniew Boniek
6,18 Massimo Bonini
6,15 Dino Zoff
6,04 Paolo Rossi
6,00 Giuseppe Galderisi
5,88 Massimo Storgato
5,81 Domenico Marocchino

Average ratings Juventus 1976/77

6,49 Claudio Gentile

6,47 Francesco Morini

6,46 Roberto Bettega

6,41 Dino Zoff

6,40 Antonello Cuccureddu

6,26 Franco Causio, Marco Tardelli

6,21 Gaetano Scirea

6,18 Romeo Benetti

6,06 Giuseppe Furino

5,99 Sergio Gori

5,98 Roberto Boninsegna

The top 60 of the 1978 World Cup

 

Ranking based on list published by El Gráfico, Clarín y Goles (Argentina), Het Vrije Volk and Trouw (Netherlands), Corriere della Sera, Corriere dello Sport, La Stampa, Tuttosport, Secolo XIX and Guerin Sportivo (Italy), El País (Uruguay), Don Balón (Spain), Daily Telegraph, Daily Record and Daily Mail (UK), L'Équipe (France), A Bola (Portugal), Nürnberger Zeitung, Kicker, Sport-Informations-Dienst and ARD (West Germany), TRT (Turkey), Placar and Manchete (Brazil) and Soccer Express (USA).

1. Mario Kempes (Argentina)
2. Paolo Rossi (Italy)
3. Ubaldo Fillol (Argentina)
4. Ruud Krol (Netherlands)
5. Dirceu (Brazil)
6. Hans Krankl (Austria)
7. Rob Rensenbrink (Netherlands)
8. Leopoldo Luque (Argentina)
9. Arie Haan (Netherlands)
10. Teófilo Cubillas (Peru)
11. Ronnie Hellström (Sweden)
12. Daniel Passarella (Argentina)
13. Marius Trésor (France)
14. Roberto Bettega (Italy)
15. Zbigniew Boniek (Poland)
16. Michel Platini (France)
17. Antonio Cabrini (Italy)
18. Johnny Rep (Netherlands)
19. Toninho (Brazil)
20. Johan Neeskens (Netherlands)
21. Herbert Prohaska (Austria), Grzegorz Lato (Poland)
23. Claudio Gentile (Italy), Didier Six (France)
25. Óscar y Batista (Brazil)
27. Leão (Brazil)
28. Amaral (Brazil), Ramón Quiroga (Peru)
30. Bruno Pezzey (Austria), Franco Causio (Italy)
32. Nelinho (Brazil)
33. Romeo Benetti (Italy), Berti Vogts (West Germany)
35. Osvaldo Ardiles (Argentina)
36. Marco Tardelli (Italy)
37. Mauro Bellugi (Italy)
38. Daniel Bertoni (Argentina)
39. Henri Michel (France)
40. Kazimierz Deyna (Poland), René van de Kerkhof (Netherlands)
42. Alberto Tarantini (Argentina)
43. Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (West Germany), Willy van de Kerkhof (Netherlands)
46. András Törőcsik (Hungary)
46. Ernie Brandts (Netherlands), Juan José Muñante (Peru)
48. César Cueto (Peru), Américo Gallego (Argentina)
50. Robert Sara (Austria), Gaetano Scirea (Italy)
52. Antoni Szymanowski (Poland), Juan Manuel Asensi (Spain)
53. Sepp Maier (West Germany), Rubén Toribio Díaz (Peru), Wim Jansen (Netherlands)
56. Jorge Olguin (Argentina), Témime Lahzami (Tunisia)
58. Heinz Flohe (West Germany), Juan Carlos Oblitas (Peru), Adam Nawałka (Poland)

Italy ratings in the 1978 World Cup

 

Ratings: Corriere della Sera - El Gráfico.

6,92 Marco Tardelli
6,43 Gaetano Scirea
6,29 Franco Causio
6,21 Paolo Rossi, Antonio Cabrini
6,07 Claudio Gentile
6,00 Dino Zoff, Antonello Cuccureddu
5,93 Roberto Bettega
5,80 Renato Zaccarelli
5,38 Mauro Bellugi
5,30 Giancarlo Antognoni
5,25 Romeo Benetti
5,00 Francesco Graziani

Juventus ratings 1982/83

6,59 Michel Platini
6,48 Giuseppe Furino
6,38 Gaetano Scirea
6,35 Claudio Gentile
6,33 Roberto Bettega
6,32 Marco Tardelli
6,31 Sergio Brio
6,30 Antonio Cabrini
6,26 Zbigniew Boniek
6,18 Massimo Bonini
6,15 Dino Zoff
6,04 Paolo Rossi
6,00 Giuseppe Galderisi
5,88 Massimo Storgato
5,81 Domenico Marocchino

Ratings: Guerin Sportivo - La Stampa.

European topscorers in the 1978 World Cup

 

Including Qualifiers.

  11: Roberto Bettega (Italy), Hans Krankl (Austria)
  6: Grzegorz Lato (Poland)
  5: Rob Rensenbrink (Holland), Kazimierz Deyna (Poland), Thomas Sjöberg (Sweden), Cemil Turan (Turkey), Martin Hoffmann (East Germany)
  4: Johnny Rep (Holland), Michel Platini (France), Kevin Keegan (England), Manuel Fernandes (Portugal), Joachim Streich (East Germany)
  3: Ruud Geels (Holland), Francesco Graziani & Paolo Rossi (Italy), Andrzej Szarmach & Zbigniew Boniek (Poland), Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (West Germany), Tibor Nyilasi (Hungary), Kenny Dalglish (Scotland), Mick Channon (England), Safet Sušić (Yugoslavia), Chris McGrath (Northern Ireland)
  2: Johan Cruyff, Willy van de Kerkhof, René van de Kerkhof, Ernie Brandts & Arie Haan (Holland), Giancarlo Antognoni, Romeo Benetti & Renato Zaccarelli (Italy), Dieter Müller & Heinz Flohe (West Germany), Stanislaw Terlecki & Wlodzimierz Lubański (Poland), Bernard Lacombe & Dominique Rocheteau (France), Joe Jordan & Archie Gemmill (Scotland), Andras Töröcsik & Sándor Zombori (Hungary), Rubén Cano (Spain), Bo Börjesson (Sweden), Josef Stering (Austria), Raoul Lambert (Belgium), Per Røntved, Lars Bastrup, Henning Munk Jensen & Allan Simonsen (Denmark), Ray Kennedy (England), Chalana & Nené (Portugal), Anghel Iordănescu & Dudu Georgescu (Romania), Aki Heiskanen, Esa Heiskanen & Olavi Rissanen (Finland), David Kipiani (USSR), Mimis Papaioannou (Greece), Hartmut Schade (East Germany), Pavel Panov (Bulgaria), Leighton James (Wales), Sedat (Turkey), Gerry Armstrong (Northern Ireland).

Los 60 mejores jugadores del Mundial del 1978

La lista está basada en encuestas de periódicos como El Gráfico, Clarín y Goles (Argentina), Het Vrije Volk y Trouw (Holanda), Corriere della Sera, Corriere dello Sport, La Stampa, Tuttosport, Secolo XIX y Guerin Sportivo (Italia), El País (Uruguay), Don Balón (España), Daily Telegraph, Daily Record y Daily Mail (Reino Unido), L'Équipe (Francia), A Bola (Portugal), Nürnberger Zeitung, Kicker, Sport-Informations-Dienst y ARD (Alemania Federal), TRT (Turquía), Placar y Manchete (Brasil), Soccer Express (EEUU) etc.

1. Mario Kempes (Arg)
2. Paolo Rossi (Ita)
3. Ubaldo Fillol (Arg)
4. Ruud Krol (Hol)
5. Dirceu (Bra)
6. Hans Krankl (Aut)
7. Rob Rensenbrink (Hol)
8. Leopoldo Luque (Arg)
9. Arie Haan (Hol)
10. Teófilo Cubillas (Per)
11. Ronnie Hellström (Swe)
12. Daniel Passarella (Arg)
13. Marius Trésor (Fra)
14. Roberto Bettega (Ita)
15. Zbigniew Boniek (Pol)
16. Michel Platini (Fra)
17. Antonio Cabrini (Ita)
18. Johnny Rep (Hol)
19. Toninho (Bra)
20. Johan Neeskens (Hol)
21. Herbert Prohaska (Aut), Grzegorz Lato (Pol)
23. Claudio Gentile (Ita), Didier Six (Fra)
25. Óscar y Batista (Bra)
27. Leão (Bra)
28. Amaral (Bra), Ramón Quiroga (Per)
30. Bruno Pezzey (Aut), Franco Causio (Ita)
32. Nelinho (Bra)
33. Romeo Benetti (Ita), Berti Vogts (BRD)
35. Osvaldo Ardiles (Arg)
36. Marco Tardelli (Ita)
37. Mauro Bellugi (Ita)
38. Daniel Bertoni (Arg)
39. Henri Michel (Fra)
40. Kazimierz Deyna (Pol), René van de Kerkhof (Hol)
42. Alberto Tarantini (Arg)
43. Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (BRD), Willy van de Kerkhof (Hol)
46. András Törőcsik (Hun)
46. Ernie Brandts (Hol), Juan José Muñante (Per)
48. César Cueto (Per), Américo Gallego (Arg)
50. Robert Sara (Aut), Gaetano Scirea (Ita)
52. Antoni Szymanowski (Pol), Juan Manuel Asensi (Esp)
53. Sepp Maier (BRD), Rubén Toribio Díaz (Per), Wim Jansen (Hol)
56. Jorge Olguin (Arg), Témime Lahzami (Tun)
58. Heinz Flohe (BRD), Juan Carlos Oblitas (Per), Adam Nawałka (Pol)

Memory Lane: European topscorers in the 1978 World Cup.

Including Qualifiers.

  11: Roberto Bettega (Italy), Hans Krankl (Austria)
  6: Grzegorz Lato (Poland)
  5: Rob Rensenbrink (Holland), Kazimierz Deyna (Poland), Thomas Sjöberg (Sweden), Cemil Turan (Turkey), Martin Hoffmann (East Germany)
  4: Johnny Rep (Holland), Michel Platini (France), Kevin Keegan (England), Manuel Fernandes (Portugal), Joachim Streich (East Germany)
  3: Ruud Geels (Holland), Francesco Graziani & Paolo Rossi (Italy), Andrzej Szarmach & Zbigniew Boniek (Poland), Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (West Germany), Tibor Nyilasi (Hungary), Kenny Dalglish (Scotland), Mick Channon (England), Safet Sušić (Yugoslavia), Chris McGrath (Northern Ireland)
  2: Johan Cruyff, Willy van de Kerkhof, René van de Kerkhof, Ernie Brandts & Arie Haan (Holland), Giancarlo Antognoni, Romeo Benetti & Renato Zaccarelli (Italy), Dieter Müller & Heinz Flohe (West Germany), Stanislaw Terlecki & Wlodzimierz Lubański (Poland), Bernard Lacombe & Dominique Rocheteau (France), Joe Jordan & Archie Gemmill (Scotland), Andras Töröcsik & Sándor Zombori (Hungary), Rubén Cano (Spain), Bo Börjesson (Sweden), Josef Stering (Austria), Raoul Lambert (Belgium), Per Røntved, Lars Bastrup, Henning Munk Jensen & Allan Simonsen (Denmark), Ray Kennedy (England), Chalana & Nené (Portugal), Anghel Iordănescu & Dudu Georgescu (Romania), Aki Heiskanen, Esa Heiskanen & Olavi Rissanen (Finland), David Kipiani (USSR), Mimis Papaioannou (Greece), Hartmut Schade (East Germany), Pavel Panov (Bulgaria), Leighton James (Wales), Sedat (Turkey), Gerry Armstrong (Northern Ireland).

Memory Lane: Serie A topscorer tables 1980s.

1979/80
16: Bettega (Juventus)
15: Altobelli (Inter)
13: P. Rossi (Perugia)
12: Graziani (Torino), Pruzzo (Roma), Selvaggi (Cagliari)
11: Savoldi (Bologna)
 9: Giordano (Lazio), Palanca (Catanzaro)

1980/81
18: Pruzzo (Roma)
13: Palanca (Catanzaro)
12: Altobelli (Inter)
11: Graziani (Torino), C. Pellegrini (Napoli)
 9: Antognoni (Fiorentina), Chimenti (Pisa), Pulici (Torino)
 8: Brady (Juventus), Selvaggi (Cagliari), Zanone (Udinese)

1981/82
15: Pruzzo (Roma)
12: Bivi (Catanzaro)
11: C. Pellegrini (Napoli)
 9: Altobelli &  Beccalossi (Inter), Bertoni & Graziani (Fiorentina), Garlini (Cesena), Mancini (Bologna), Piras (Cagliari), Schachner (Cesena), Virdis (Juventus)

1982/83
16: Platini (Juventus)
15: Altobelli (Inter), Penzo (Verona)
12: Pruzzo (Roma)
 9: Antognoni (Fiorentina), Briaschi (Genoa), Piras (Cagliari)
 8: Berggreen (Pisa), Scanziani (Sampdoria), Schachner (Cesena), Selvaggi (Torino)

1983/84
20 Platini (Juventus)
19: Zico (Udinese)
14: Iorio (Verona)
13: P. Rossi (Juventus)
12: Briaschi (Genoa), Monelli (Fiorentina)
11: P. Hernández (Torino)
10: Altobelli (Inter), D. Bertoni (Fiorentina), Virdis (Udinese)

1984/85
18: Platini (Juventus)
17: Altobelli (Inter)
14: Maradona (Napoli)
12: Briaschi (Juventus)
11: D. Bertoni (Napoli), Galderisi (Verona)
 9: Briegel (Verona), Serena (Torino), Virdis (Milan)
 8: Elkjær (Verona), Pruzzo (Roma), Rummenigge (Inter)

1985/86
19: Pruzzo (Roma)
13: Rummenigge (Inter)
12: Platini (Juventus)
11: Maradona (Napoli), Passarella (Fiorentina), Serena (Juventus)
10: Borgonovo (Como), R. Díaz (Avellino), Giordano (Napoli)
 9: Altobelli (Inter), Cantarutti (Atalanta), Carnevale (Udinese), Elkjær (Verona)
 8: Hateley (Milan)

1986/87
17: Virdis (Milan)
12: Vialli (Sampdoria)
11: Altobelli (Inter)
10: R. Díaz (Fiorentina), Serena (Juventus), Maradona (Napoli)
 8: Carnevale (Napoli), Kieft (Torino), Elkjær (Verona)
 7: Magrin (Atalanta), Gritti (Brescia), Manfredonia (Juventus), Graziani (Udinese)

1987/88
15: Maradona (Napoli)
13: Careca (Napoli)
11: Virdis (Milan), Giannini (Roma)
10: Vialli (Sampdoria)
 9: Schachner (Avellino), Altobelli (Inter), Gullit (Milan), Polster (Torino)
 8: Cucchi (Empoli), Giordano (Napoli), Slišković (Pescara)

1988/89
22 reti: Serena (Inter),
19: reti: Van Basten (Milan), Careca (Napoli),
15: reti: R. Baggio (Fiorentina),
14: reti: Borgonovo (Fiorentina), Vialli (Sampdoria),
13: reti: Carnevale (Napoli),
12: reti: R. Díaz (Inter), Rui Barros (Juventus),
11: reti: M. Agostini (Cesena), Müller (Torino)

Top three
5 times: Altobelli
4: Platini
3: Pruzzo
2: Maradona, Virdis, Careca. 

Double digits per club
11 times: Napoli
10: Juventus
9: Inter
7: Roma
6: Fiorentina
4: Torino, Milan
3: Verona, Sampdoria
2: Udinese, Catanzaro
1: Perugia, Cagliari, Bologna, Genoa, Cesena, Ascoli, Atalanta.