Top rated La Liga players 1986-87

 

"Ranking Don Balón"

2,50 Hugo Sánchez (Real Madrid)

2,40 Zubizarreta (Barcelona)

2,30 Migueli (Barcelona)

2,30 Buyo (Real Madrid)

2,30 Míchel (Real Madrid)

2,25 Carrasco (Barcelona)

2,25 Arconada (Real Sociedad)

2,25 Torrecilla (Valladolid)

2,25 Esteban (Sporting)

2,20 Tendillo (Murcia)

2,20 Valverde (Espanyol).

La Liga ratings 1985/86

 

6,50 Valdano (Real Madrid)
6,40 Michel (Real Madrid)
6,40 Señor (Zaragoza)
6,35 Joaquín (Sporting Gijón)
6,35 Larrañaga (Real Sociedad)
6,30 Ablanedo (Sporting Gijón)
6,30 Marina (Atlético)
6,30 Butragueño (Real Madrid)
6,25 Hugo Sánchez (Real Madrid)
6,25 Zubizarreta (Athletic Bilbao)
6,20 Goicoechea (Athletic Bilbao)


Ideal XI: Ablanedo II (Sp. Gijón) - Camacho (R. Madrid), Sanchís (R. Madrid), Goicoechea (Athletic), Tomás (Atlético) - Joaquín (Sp. Gijón), Michel (R. Madrid), Señor (Zaragoza) - Valdano (R. Madrid), H. Sánchez (R. Madrid), Butragueño (R. Madrid).

Best players in the world, February 1988

Gazzetta dello Sport, 23 February 1988
 

1. Diego Maradona : 87
2. Ruud Gullit : 77
3. Emilio Butragueño : 42
4. Futre : 37
5. Gianluca Vialli : 34
6. Careca : 23
7. Hugo Sánchez, Rabah Madjer : 22
9. Gary Lineker : 21
10. Bernd Schuster : 20
11. Marco van Basten, Míchel : 14
13. Enzo Francescoli, Ian Rush : 11
15. John Barnes : 10
16. Igor Belanov : 9
17. Peter Beardsley : 7
18. Preben Elkjær, Ronald Koeman : 6
20. Júlio César, Jean Tigana, Rinat Dasaev : 5
23. Bryan Robson, Glenn Hoddle : 4
25. Peter Larsson, Frank Rijkaard, Franco Baresi, Jorge Valdano : 3
29. Jean-Marie Pfaff, Johnny Bosman : 2
31. Rudi Völler, Lothar Matthäus, Gallego, Pierre Littbarski, Gheorghe Hagi : 1

The 20 greatest Mexican footballers of all time

 

1. Hugo Sánchez

2. Rafa Márquez

3. Jorge Campos

4. Cuauhtémoc Blanco

5. Javier "Chicharito" Hernández
 

6. Jared Borgetti
 

7. Carlos Hermosillo
 

8. Luis Hernández
 

9. Benjamín Galindo
 

10. Carlos Vela

11. Giovanni dos Santos
12. Luis García
13. Andrés Guardado
14. Guillermo Ochoa
15. Oswaldo Sánchez
16. Claudio Suárez
17. Luis Roberto "Zague" Alves
18. Salvador "Chava" Reyes
19. Enrique Borja
20. Antonio Carbajal

Football's all time top scorers.

According to El Gráfico magazine (Argentina), April 2012.

768: Romário (Brazil) 1985-2007
759: Josef Bican (Czechoslovakia) 1928-56
757: Pelé (Brazil) 1956-79
709: Ferenc Puskás (Hungary) 1943-66
680: Gerd Müller (West Germany) 1964-81
625: Eusébio (Portugal) 1957-79
576: Ferenc Deak (Hungary) 1940-54
568: Uwe Seeler (West Germany) 1953-72
538: Túlio (Brazil) 1988-2012
516: Zico (Brazil) 1971-94
500: Alfredo Di Stéfano (Argentina) 1945-66
498: Gunnar Nordahl (Sweden) 1937-58
493: Jimmy McGrory (Scotland) 1922-37
493: Roberto Dinamite (Brazil) 1971-93
492: Gyula Zsengellér (Hungary) 1935-53
486: Hugo Sánchez (Mexico) 1976-97
483: Jimmy Greaves (England) 1957-80
481: Ernest Wilimowski (Poland) 1933-59
476: Imre Schlosser (Hungary) 1906-28
470: Henrik Larsson (Sweden) 1988-2009
466: Artur Friedenreich (Brazil) 1911-35
454: Johann Krankl (Austria) 1970-89
453: "Dixie" Dean (England) 1923-40
434: Raúl (Spain) 1994-2012.

Memory Lane: European Cup topscorers 1984-89.

1984/85
7: Torbjörn Nilsson (IFK Göteborg), Michel Platini (Juventus)
5: Paolo Rossi (Juventus), Ian Rush & John Wark (Liverpool)

1985/86
7: Torbjörn Nilsson (IFK Göteborg)
5: Lajos Détári (Budapest Honvéd), Ismo Lius (Kuusysi Lahti), Victor Piţurcă (Steaua Bucharest), Aldo Serena (Juventus)

1986/87
7:  Borislav Cvetković (Crvena Zvezda)
5: Oleg Blokhin (Dynamo Kiev), Emilio Butragueño (Real Madrid), Fernando Gomes (FC Porto), Michael Laudrup (Juventus), Vadym Yevtushenko (Dynamo Kiev)

1987/88
4: Gheorghe Hagi (Steaua Bucureşti), Jean-Marc Ferreri (Girondins de Bordeaux), Rabah Madjer (FC Porto), Ally McCoist (Rangers), Petar Novak (Sparta Prague), Michel (Real Madrid), Rui Águas (Benfica)

1988/89
10: Marco van Basten (Milan)
7: Marius Lăcătuş (Steaua Bucharest)
6: Gheorghe Hagi (Steaua Bucharest), Tanju Çolak (Galatasaray), Hugo Sánchez (Real Madrid)

Per nationality:
4: Romania
2: Sweden, Italy, Soviet Union, Spain, Portugal, France, Scotland.

Top goalscorers in football history.

According to El Gráfico magazine (Argentina), April 2012.

768: Romário (Brazil) 1985-2007
759: Josef Bican (Czechoslovakia) 1928-56
757: Pelé (Brazil) 1956-79
709: Ferenc Puskás (Hungary) 1943-66
680: Gerd Müller (West Germany) 1964-81
625: Eusébio (Portugal) 1957-79
576: Ferenc Deak (Hungary) 1940-54
568: Uwe Seeler (West Germany) 1953-72
538: Túlio (Brazil) 1988-2012
516: Zico (Brazil) 1971-94
500: Alfredo Di Stéfano (Argentina) 1945-66
498: Gunnar Nordahl (Sweden) 1937-58
493: Jimmy McGrory (Scotland) 1922-37
493: Roberto Dinamite (Brazil) 1971-93
492: Gyula Zsengeller (Hungary) 1935-53
486: Hugo Sánchez (Mexico) 1976-97
483: Jimmy Greaves (England) 1957-80
481: Ernest Wilimowski (Poland) 1933-59
476: Imre Schlosser (Hungary) 1906-28
470: Henrik Larsson (Sweden) 1988-2009
466: Artur Friedenreich (Brazil) 1911-35
454: Johann Krankl (Austria) 1970-89
453: "Dixie" Dean (England) 1923-40
434: Raúl (Spain) 1994-2012.

Memory Lane: La Liga topscorer lists, 1980s.

1979/80
24: Quini (Sporting de Gijón)
23: Santillana (Real Madrid)
22: Mario Kempes (Valencia)
21: Dani (Athletic Bilbao), Fernando Morena (Rayo Vallecano)

1980/81
20: Quini (Barcelona)
19: Juanito (Real Madrid)
17: Dani (Athletic Bilbao)
16: Enrique Morán Blanco (Betis), Jesús María Satrústegui (Real Sociedad)

1981/82
27: Quini (Barcelona)
16: Pitxi Alonso (Zaragoza)
14: Carlos Diarte (Betis), Pedro Uralde (Real Sociedad)
13: Manuel Sarabia (Athletic Bilbao)

1982/83
20: Poli Rincón (Betis)
19: Raúl Vicente Amarilla (Zaragoza)
18: Dani (Athletic Bilbao)
17: Jorge Valdano (Zaragoza)
16: Manuel Sarabia (Athletic Bilbao)

1983/84
17: Jorge da Silva (Valladolid)
15: Mágico González (Cádiz)
14: Marcos Alonso (Barcelona)
12: Hugo Sánchez (Atlético de Madrid), Marcos Alonso (Barcelona), Roberto López Ufarte (Real Sociedad)

1984/85
19: Hugo Sánchez (Atlético Madrid)
17: Jorge Valdano (Real Madrid)
15: Steve Archibald (Barcelona)
14: Michel Pineda (Español), Luis Mario Cabrera (Atlético de Madrid)

1985/86
22: Hugo Sánchez (Real Madrid)
16: Jorge Valdano (Real Madrid)
15: Juan Antonio Señor (Zaragoza)
13: Luis Mario Cabrera & Jorge da Silva (Atlético de Madrid)

1986/87
34: Hugo Sánchez (Real Madrid)
20: Gary Lineker (Barcelona)
19: Enrique Magdaleno (Mallorca)
18: Gabriel Calderón (Betis)
17: Pitxi Alonso (Español)

1987/88
29: Hugo Sánchez (Real Madrid)
18: Rubén Sosa (Zaragoza)
17: José Mari Bakero (Real Sociedad)
16: Julio Salinas (Atlético de Madrid), Gary Lineker (Barcelona)

1988/89
35: Baltazar (Atlético de Madrid)    
27: Hugo Sánchez (Real Madrid)    
16: Amarildo (Celta de Vigo)
15: Julio Salinas (Barcelona), Emilio Butragueño (Real Madrid) 

Top 5
6 times: Hugo Sánchez 
3: Quini, Dani, Valdano
2: Pitxi Alonso, Sarabia, Da Silva, Cabrera, Lineker, J. Salinas

Top 5 per club
9: Real Madrid
8: Barcelona
7: Atlético de Madrid
5: Athletic Bilbao
4: Betis, Real Sociedad
2: Español
1: Sporting Gijón, Valencia, Rayo Vallecano, Valladolid, Cádiz, Mallorca & Celta.

Memory Lane: La Liga 1989/90.

7,30 Martín Vázquez (Real Madrid)
7,10 Ablanedo II (Sp. Gijón)
7,00 Hugo Sánchez (Real Madrid)
6,90 Vinyals (Oviedo)
6,88 Polster (Sevilla)
6,86 Penev (Valencia)
6,84 Pardeza (Zaragoza)
6,80 Fradera (Mallorca)
6,80 Juanito (Zaragoza)
6,75 Zubizarreta (Barcelona)
6,70 Fernando (Valencia)

Ideal XI:
Ablanedo II (Gijón) - García Cortés (Mallorca), Juanito (Zaragoza), Fradera (Mallorca), Chano (Málaga) - Fernando (Valencia), Vinyals (Oviedo), Rafa Paz (Sevilla) - Martín Vázquez (R. Madrid), Polster (Sevilla), Hugo Sánchez (R. Madrid).

European Golden Shoe 1968-2012.

1967–68 Eusébio (photo, Benfica) : 43
1968–69 Petar Zhekov (CSKA Sofia) : 36
1969–70 Gerd Müller (Bayern Munich) : 38
1970–71 Josip Skoblar (Marseille) : 44
1971–72 Gerd Müller (Bayern Munich) : 40
1972–73 Eusébio (Benfica) : 40
1973–74 Héctor Yazalde (Sporting Clube) : 46
1974–75 Dudu Georgescu (Dinamo Bucharest) : 33
1975–76 Sotiris Kaiafas (Omonia Nicosia) : 39
1976–77 Dudu Georgescu (Dinamo Bucharest) : 47
1977–78 Hans Krankl (Rapid Vienna) : 41
1978–79 Kees Kist (AZ '67) : 34
1979–80 Erwin Vandenbergh (Lierse) : 39
1980–81 Georgi Slavkov (Botev Plovdiv) : 31
1981–82 Wim Kieft (Ajax) : 32
1982–83 Fernando Gomes (FC Porto) : 36
1983–84 Ian Rush (Liverpool) : 32
1984–85 Fernando Gomes (FC Porto) : 39
1985–86 Marco van Basten (Ajax) : 37
1986–87 Rodion Cămătaru (Dinamo Bucharest) : 44
1986–87 Toni Polster (Austria Wien) : 39
1987–88 Tanju Çolak (Galatasaray) : 39
1988–89 Dorin Mateuţ (Dinamo Bucharest) : 43
1989–90 Hugo Sánchez (Real Madrid) : 38
1989–90 Hristo Stoichkov (CSKA Sofia) : 38
1990–91 Darko Pančev (Crvena Zvezda) : 34
1991–92 Ally McCoist (Rangers) : 34
1992–93 Ally McCoist (Rangers) : 34
1993–94 David Taylor (Porthmadog) : 43
1994–95 Arsen Avetisyan (Homenetmen) : 39
1995–96 Zviad Endeladze (Margveti) : 40
1996–97 Ronaldo (Barcelona) : 34 x 2 = 68
1997–98 Nikos Machlas (Vitesse) : 34 x 2 = 68
1998–99 Mário Jardel (FC Porto) : 36 x 2 = 72
1999–2000 Kevin Phillips (Sunderland) : 30 x 2 = 60
2000–01 Henrik Larsson (Celtic) : 35 x 1,5 = 52,5
2001–02 Mário Jardel (Sporting Clube) : 42 x 1,5 = 63
2002–03 Roy Makaay (Deportivo) : 29 x 2 = 58
2003–04 Thierry Henry (Arsenal) : 30 x 2 = 60
2004–05 Thierry Henry (Arsenal), Diego Forlán (Villarreal) : 25 x 2 = 50
2005–06 Luca Toni (Fiorentina) : 31 x 2 = 62
2006–07 Francesco Totti (Roma) : 26 x 2 = 52
2007–08 Cristiano Ronaldo (Man United) : 31 x 2 = 62
2008–09 Diego Forlán (Atlético) : 32 x 2 = 64
2009–10 Lionel Messi (Barcelona) : 34 x 2 = 68
2010–11 Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid) : 40 x 2 = 80
2011–12 Lionel Messi (Barcelona) : 50 x 2 = 100.



Soulier d'or européen 1968-2012.
La scarpa d'oro 1968-2012.
La bota de oro 1968-2012.
Goldener Shuh 1968-2012.
Avrupa Altın Ayakkabı Ödülü 1968-2012.
Золотая бутса 1968-2012.

Memory Lane: Real Madrid in the 1985/86 UEFA Cup.

6,67 Hugo Sánchez
6,64 Valdano
6,56 Camacho
6,54 Gordillo
6,50 Michel & Butragueño
6,42 Sanchís
6,25 Maceda
6,10 Juanito
6,04 Chendo & Santillana
6,00 Ochotorena
5,79 Gallego
5,65 Salguero

La Liga: all time top scorers.

234 goals: Hugo Sánchez (-photo-, 1981–94) : 0,67/match
228: Raúl (1994–2010) : 0,41
227: Alfredo Di Stéfano (1953–66) : 0,69
223: César Rodríguez (1939–55) : 0,64
219: Quini (1970–87) : 0,49
210: Pahiño (1943–56) : 0,76
195: Edmundo Suárez (1939–50) : 0,81
186: Carlos Santillana (1970–88) : 0,40
182: Juan Arza (1943–59) : 0,52
178: Guillermo Gorostiza (1929–45) : 0,70
169: Lionel Messi (2004– 12) : 0,78
162: Samuel Eto'o (1998–2009) : 0,58
160: David Villa (2003–12) : 0,55
160: Luis Aragonés (1960–74) : 0,44
156: Ferenc Puskás (1958–66) : 0,87
152: Julio Salinas (1982–2000) : 0,36
150: Adrián Escudero (1945–58) : 0,52
149: Raúl Tamudo (1996–2012) : 0,37
147: Daniel Ruiz (1974–86) : 0,49
141: Silvestre Igoa (1941–56) : 0,50
139: Manuel Badenes (1946–59) : 0,69
139: Juan Araujo Pino (1945–56) : 0,67
139: José Mari Bakero (1980–97) : 0,29
138: László Kubala (1951–64) : 0,64
136: José Luis Panizo (1939–55) : 0,42
133: Satrústegui (1973–86) : 0,45
132: Murillo Pascual (1954–64) : 0,58
130: Fernando Ansola (1959–75) : 0,40
130: Ismael Urzaiz (1991–2007) : 0,29
129: Lyuboslav Penev (1989–99) : 0,42
128: Diego Forlán (2004–11) : 0,53
128: Francisco Gento (1946–59) : 0,29
124: Fernando Morientes (1993–2009) : 0,37
123: Emilio Butragueño (1984–95) : 0,36
123: Pirri (1964–80) : 0,29
120: Agustín Gaínza (1940–59) : 0,31
119: Amancio (1962–76) : 0,35
117: Ronaldo (1996–2007) : 0,71
116: Marañón (1970–83) : 0,38
115: Waldo (1961–69) : 0,53
114: Davor Šuker (1991–99) : 0,48
113: Cristiano Ronaldo (2009–12) : 1,11
112: Pedro Uralde (1979–92) : 0,36
111: Carlos (1984–96) : 0,35
111: José Ángel "Cuco" Ziganda (1987–2001) : 0,29

La Liga: foreign Player of the Year 1976-2010.

Premio Don Balón.


1976: Neeskens (Barcelona)
1977: Cruyff (Barcelona)
1978: Cruyff (Barcelona)
1979: Stielike (Real Madrid)
1980: Stielike (Real Madrid)
1981: Stielike (Real Madrid)
1982: Stielike (Real Madrid)
1983: Barbas (Zaragoza)
1984: Barbas (Zaragoza)
1985: Schuster (Barcelona)
1986: Valdano (Barcelona)
1987: H. Sánchez (Real Madrid)
1988: Alemão (Atlético)
1989: Ruggeri (Logroñés)
1990: H. Sánchez (Real Madrid)
1991: Schuster (Atlético)
1992: M. Laudrup (Barcelona)
1993: Đukić (Deportivo)
1994: Stoichkov (Barcelona)
1995: Zamorano (Real Madrid)
1996: Mijatović (Valencia)
1997: Ronaldo (Barcelona)
1998: Rivaldo (Barcelona)
1999: Figo (Barcelona)
2000: Figo (Barcelona)
2001: Figo (Real Madrid)
2002: Zidane (Real Madrid)
2003: Nihat (Real Sociedad)
2004: Ronaldinho (Barcelona)
2005: Riquelme (Villarreal)
2006: Ronaldinho (Barcelona)
2007: Messi (Barcelona)
2008: Agüero (Atlético)
2009: Messi (Barcelona)
2010: Messi (Barcelona)

4 times: Stielike
3: Figo & Messi
2: Cruyff, Barbas, H. Sánchez, Ronaldinho.


Per nation:
9: Argentina
6: (West) Germany
5: Brazil
3: Holland & Portugal
2: Mexico & Yugoslavia
1: Denmark, Bulgaria, Chile, France & Turkey.


Per club:
16: Barcelona
9: Real Madrid
3: Atlético
2: Zaragoza
1: Logroñés, Deportivo, Valencia, Real Sociedad, Villarreal.