Best non Hibs player you’ve seen at ER.

[WhileTheChief..]

So following on from the Gazza hall of fame thread it got me thinking who are the best players to have played against us at ER?

More specifically I’m thinking of players that didn’t play in Scotland but played against us in Europe otherwise it will be a list of Old Firm players.

Only mega star I can think of off the top of my head would be Dino Zoff maybe?

[Sir David Gray]

Maybe not for his performance in the game against us but in terms of what he's gone on to achieve in the game, Wayne Rooney was alright.

[danhibees1875]

Messi, if you hadn't stipulated ER. As well as the rest of that Barca team from the game at Murrayfield.

I assume the Liverpool team that came up around the time they were winning their European trophies would have had some decent players too - not sure who though.

[WhileTheChief..]

Rooney? Man, I missed that.

When and why?

[hfc rd]

Josip Iličić & Marco Tavares who both played for Maribor against us in 2010. Both of them were simply terrific and it’s no surprise that Iličić has gone on to make a name for himself in Serie A

[JeMeSouviens]

Klinsmann for Bayern (albeit it was v Raith).

[BoomtownHibees]

Tsartas

Came on in extra time and changed the game

[Bostonhibby]

Altafini of juventus when he came on as sub in our eufa cup tie in the 70's springs to mind.

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[green day]

Laudrup

[WhileTheChief..]

Altafini of juventus when he came on as sub in our eufa cup tie in the 70's springs to mind.

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I’ve never seen any footage of our older Euro games.

This one, Barca, Napoli etc. I just get it hear about them from older relatives!

[Hiber-nation]

Altafini of juventus when he came on as sub in our eufa cup tie in the 70's springs to mind.

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Yep he was the first name I thought of.

I suppose Gazza, Laudrup and Larsson were pretty decent.

[TelaStella]

Rooney? Man, I missed that.

When and why?

Pre season friendly way back in his early Everton days. Sounds too good to be true but I swear he scored as well but that may need confirmed.


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[Gloucester Hibs]

Alan Shearer
Luc Nilis

[Bostonhibby]

Yep he was the first name I thought of.

I suppose Gazza, Laudrup and Larsson were pretty decent.Remember seeing what looked like an older balding guy standing on the touchline, wondered if he was a defender! If only! Great striker nearing the end of his career- finished us off.

There was a debate about him on here a while back and I know many who saw that game were impressed.

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[hibee_girl]

Pre season friendly way back in his early Everton days. Sounds too good to be true but I swear he scored as well but that may need confirmed.


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He did and had a fight with Tam McManus, was pretty funny :faf:

[Sir David Gray]

Rooney? Man, I missed that.

When and why?

2002 for a pre-season friendly.

Rooney was 16 at the time and scored.

[Hiber-nation]

He did and had a fight with Tam McManus, was pretty funny :faf:

I can't remember that, I do remember his running battle with Mark Dempsie which was hilarious.

[SirDavidsNapper]

Tsartas

Came on in extra time and changed the game

Hard to argue with that

[ancient hibee]

Doesn’t need to be a list of old firm players.Dave Mackay and Alex Young were as good as anybody.

[Wilson]

He did and had a fight with Tam McManus, was pretty funny :faf:

Hmmm. Shrek and a donkey.

[sauzee=legend]

Efe when at Celtic 😉😂😉

[adhibs]

Wasn't a stand out performance, but in terms of what he achieved it was brilliant to see Roy Keane.

[CathroMustStay]

Henrik Larsson.

Bar none.

[SirDavidsNapper]

Tin hat on here but a few of the Hearts players in Burley era were very very good players. Bednar, Fyssas, Tall, Brellier etc. Players Hearts should never have had. Still beat them though 😉

[Kojock]

Best individual performance for me at ER was Billy Bremner when we played Leeds Utd In a UEFA Cup tie in 1973. Score on the night was 0-0 and we lost 4-5 on pens. He was simply untouchable that night.

[TelaStella]

Watched a guy called John McGinn once or twice, he was alright


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[SirDavidsNapper]

Jorg Albertz always played well at Easter Road

[Smartie]

Van Hooijdonk was always the player that impressed me the most for Celtic, Larsson didn't tend to do that much against us.

Gascoigne was immense against us once or twice, and I actually thought Barry Ferguson had some top notch performances at Easter Road.

I've always been a bit disappointed that Rantie didn't do more with his career, as he mauled us playing for Malmo. We were pretty stinking right enough, you didn't exactly have to be great to maul that Hibs team.

[sauzee=legend]

Efe when at Celtic 😉😂😉

[BoomtownHibees]

Think folk need to pay closer attention to this part of the OP:

More specifically I’m thinking of players that didn’t play in Scotland but played against us in Europe otherwise it will be a list of Old Firm players.

[alan1875]

Henrik Larsson. The guy was consistently pure class.

[Bobby Moore]

The young Charlie Nicholas (prior to Arsenal move) really was a bit special. If he had chosen to move to the great Liverpool team of that time he really may have been a Kop hero!

[cabbageandribs1875]

Best individual performance for me at ER was Billy Bremner when we played Leeds Utd In a UEFA Cup tie in 1973. Score on the night was 0-0 and we lost 4-5 on pens. He was simply untouchable that night.



and he could have been ours for another 5k, clubs had agreed terms, BB was delighted to be coming to us....stumbling block was then the fee, Leeds were holding out for 30k, hibs just couldn't afford that and could only offer 25k ('kin Petrie, even though he wasn't with us back then), the rest is history :( an Elland Road/Scottish Legend

[WhileTheChief..]

Alan Shearer
Luc Nilis

Shearer’s a great shout.

Pee season friendly when Dalglish was mgr of Blackburn? Didn’t Dalglish play a bit of that match too?

[thebakerboy]

Best individual performance for me at ER was Billy Bremner when we played Leeds Utd In a UEFA Cup tie in 1973. Score on the night was 0-0 and we lost 4-5 on pens. He was simply untouchable that night.
THIS and he played in a sweeper role 'cause they were short of defenders , fantastic display that night.

[DH1875]

Kevin Keegan? Claudio Gentile? Both a bit before my time lol.

[we are hibs]

That boy Rantie who tore us a new ******** for malmo was some player.

[SirDavidsNapper]

Henrik Larsson. The guy was consistently pure class.

Apart from his debut 😉

[Stevie Reid]

Best one not mentioned so far for me is Trevor Steven at Rangers.

Top class player.

[PatHead]

Andy Ritchie of Morton was a really good player.

[wandering_hibee]

THIS and he played in a sweeper role 'cause they were short of defenders , fantastic display that night.
Couldn't agree more. Best display by an opposition player at ER that I have seen bar none.

[My_Wife_Camille]

Henrik Larsson by some way but special mention to Lubo Moravcik too

[Jonnyboy]

So following on from the Gazza hall of fame thread it got me thinking who are the best players to have played against us at ER?

More specifically I’m thinking of players that didn’t play in Scotland but played against us in Europe otherwise it will be a list of Old Firm players.

Only mega star I can think of off the top of my head would be Dino Zoff maybe?

Following your very clear instruction :greengrin I'd say Altafini of Juve

[Alfiembra]

Another not already mentioned is Uwe Seeler for Hamburg in the old Fairs Cup, remember being at the game but can’t remember much about it. He was nearing the end of his career at the time but was a legend.

[Onceinawhile]

Henrik Larsson by some way but special mention to Lubo Moravcik too

Moravcik was a very special player.

[Tornadoes70]

Davie Cooper was always a sublime talent but two other notable players of high quality who were normally very tough to play against at ER were Paul Sturrock and Jim Bett both outstanding players in their positions.


Mon the Cabbage!!!

:flag:

[ancient hibee]

THIS and he played in a sweeper role 'cause they were short of defenders , fantastic display that night.
And they had to change their goalie at half time.

[Tom Hart RIP]

Altafini of juventus when he came on as sub in our eufa cup tie in the 70's springs to mind.

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Agreed

[WhileTheChief..]

Following your very clear instruction :greengrin I'd say Altafini of Juve

Haha, guess I should have put that bit in the thread title!

Some interesting names though. I’d never heard of this Altafini chap before.

[Tom Hart RIP]

Altafini of juventus when he came on as sub in our eufa cup tie in the 70's springs to mind.

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Agreed

[Jonnyboy]

Haha, guess I should have put that bit in the thread title!

Some interesting names though. I’d never heard of this Altafini chap before.

Altafini was born in Argentina but took out Italian citizenship when he moved to Europe. He was in the Napoli team that beat us 4-1 in Italy but their manager was so confident of progressing he left Altafini in Italy and Hibs beat them 5-0 in the second leg. Played against us at ER for Juve in what was a tremendous game. Came on as a sub and they won 4-2. Probably the best visiting European team performance at ER that I've ever witnessed.

[BILLYHIBS]

Must admit first one that sprung immediately to mind Tavares Maribor

Altafini Juventus brought him on 2-1 down he was in his thirties had pace to burn electric

Napoli left him at home against us in 1967 they were that confident of hanging onto their 4-1 lead Juve did not make that mistake as he helped turn a 2-1 deficit into a 4-2 win

[BILLYHIBS]

altafini was born in argentina but took out italian citizenship when he moved to europe. He was in the napoli team that beat us 4-1 in italy but their manager was so confident of progressing he left altafini in italy and hibs beat them 5-0 in the second leg. Played against us at er for juve in what was a tremendous game. Came on as a sub and they won 4-2. Probably the best visiting european team performance at er that i've ever witnessed.

snap! 😁👍🏾⚽️🏆🇳🇬

[Soldiersteve]

Best individual performance for me at ER was Billy Bremner when we played Leeds Utd In a UEFA Cup tie in 1973. Score on the night was 0-0 and we lost 4-5 on pens. He was simply untouchable that night.
This - BB was outstanding.

[allezsauzee]

Paul Gascoigne. For all his faults off the park, head and shoulders above everyone else I've seen at Easter Road and I think if he hadn't played for Rangers a lot more people on here would be prepared to recognise that.

[Barman Stanton]

Probably Shearer. Bryan Robson and Mark Hughes from the Gordon Rae testimonial v Man Utd too.

[superfurryhibby]

Keegan, Hughes and Bremner weren’t bad.

[Bishop Hibee]

Kenny Dalglish.

[Kato]

King Kenny

[Kato]

Kenny Dalglish.

Booyaka

[berwickhibee]

Paul Gascoigne. For all his faults off the park, head and shoulders above everyone else I've seen at Easter Road and I think if he hadn't played for Rangers a lot more people on here would be prepared to recognise that.

This. Remember him being applauded for his performance at easter road.

[JimBHibees]

Best individual performance for me at ER was Billy Bremner when we played Leeds Utd In a UEFA Cup tie in 1973. Score on the night was 0-0 and we lost 4-5 on pens. He was simply untouchable that night.

That was the one I was thinking of he was amazing.

[mjh]

The Magyar Maestro

[West lower]

I couldn’t separate this three. Jimmy Johnstone, Dalglish and Steve Archibald.

[allmodcons]

Henrik Larsson.

Bar none.

This

[HoboHarry]

Albert Kidd.......

[WhileTheChief..]

Altafini was born in Argentina but took out Italian citizenship when he moved to Europe. He was in the Napoli team that beat us 4-1 in Italy but their manager was so confident of progressing he left Altafini in Italy and Hibs beat them 5-0 in the second leg. Played against us at ER for Juve in what was a tremendous game. Came on as a sub and they won 4-2. Probably the best visiting European team performance at ER that I've ever witnessed.


Must admit first one that sprung immediately to mind Tavares Maribor

Altafini Juventus brought him on 2-1 down he was in his thirties had pace to burn electric

Napoli left him at home against us in 1967 they were that confident of hanging onto their 4-1 lead Juve did not make that mistake as he helped turn a 2-1 deficit into a 4-2 win

Nice one, thanks.

[CentreLine]

Best individual performance for me at ER was Billy Bremner when we played Leeds Utd In a UEFA Cup tie in 1973. Score on the night was 0-0 and we lost 4-5 on pens. He was simply untouchable that night.

👍🏻Absolutely the best individual performance I ever saw. Couldn’t believe it was the same player in Frankfurt, World Cup 1974, that was unlucky enough to miss a sitter v Brazil that would have won us the match and the group. Thought he could do no wrong after his display at ER. It was a long journey home after both those games.

[Simkin911]

Altafini was born in Argentina but took out Italian citizenship when he moved to Europe. He was in the Napoli team that beat us 4-1 in Italy but their manager was so confident of progressing he left Altafini in Italy and Hibs beat them 5-0 in the second leg. Played against us at ER for Juve in what was a tremendous game. Came on as a sub and they won 4-2. Probably the best visiting European team performance at ER that I've ever witnessed.

I think he is Brazilian and played for them in the WC and then subsequently represented Italy too.

[hibsfan7]

Easily Larsson. Came back from what should"ve been a career ending leg break as though nothing had happened. Then went on to lead his team to UEFA cup final. And was still being courted by top European clubs when he was in his thirties. Special player...

[Gloucester Hibs]

Shearer’s a great shout.

Pee season friendly when Dalglish was mgr of Blackburn? Didn’t Dalglish play a bit of that match too?

Yep, though I think Dalglish had retired by this point and was manager, not player-manager like at Liverpool. Anyway, think we won 3-0 with Darren Jackson scoring at least one, and chants of “what a waste of money” aimed at Shearer! Might have been his Blackburn debut actually.

[Ray_]

Best Performances

Domestic: McCloy in the 1973 Scottish cup replay.

Foreign: Włodzimierz Lubański in 1969 friendly against Gornick [Shades debut when he injured Peter Cormack!], Lubański was absolutely stunning that evening. The same player had put Rangers through the wringer a couple of weeks earlier in the cup winners cup, [Gornick won both legs 3-1]. The defeat was that comprehensive that Rangers sacked their then manager Dave White the following day.

The next time I saw the player was in a televised WC qualifier in June 1973, where he destroyed England in a majestic display, with Poland 1-0 up he dispossessing Bobby Moore and then slotted the ball past Peter Shilton to put Poland two up, seven minutes later Roy MacFarland put him out for two years, including following year's world cup finals in Germany, with a dangeriously high chalange, breaking his leg, he was never the same player after that.

Jan Tomaszewski heroric Wembley displays the coming October was poetic justice, as it saw England fail to qualify for the following summer's tournament.

[Ray_]

Yep, though I think Dalglish had retired by this point and was manager, not player-manager like at Liverpool. Anyway, think we won 3-0 with Darren Jackson scoring at least one, and chants of “what a waste of money” aimed at Shearer! Might have been his Blackburn debut actually.

Hibs won 3-0 that day, Shearer couldn't have been all that great :greengrin

[southsider]

Yep he was the first name I thought of.

I suppose Gazza, Laudrup and Larsson were pretty decent.
Mine too. But Billy Bremner for Leeds at ER was unbelievable.

[BILLYHIBS]

Yip! Billy Bremner gave a master class of the sweeper role at ER that night whilst taking the piss at the same time. Absolute masterclass and what I remember he seemed to enjoy every minute. Still don’t know how we lost that game?

[Austinho]

Patrick Viera and Robert Pires both graced the pitch, even more bizzarely, both of them played in Hibs shirts...

[hibbydog]

Van Hooijdonk was always the player that impressed me the most for Celtic, Larsson didn't tend to do that much against us.

Gascoigne was immense against us once or twice, and I actually thought Barry Ferguson had some top notch performances at Easter Road.

I've always been a bit disappointed that Rantie didn't do more with his career, as he mauled us playing for Malmo. We were pretty stinking right enough, you didn't exactly have to be great to maul that Hibs team.

Good answer re Rantie. Hibs were dreadful but Rantie totally tore us a new one that night. Diamond in a dung heap!

[Heisenberg]

Emil Forsberg for Malmo was very good. He’s since gone on to be a star in the Bundesliga and also played for Sweden at the last World Cup.

[Jonnyboy]

I think he is Brazilian and played for them in the WC and then subsequently represented Italy too.

You’re right he came from Brazil 🇧🇷

[greenpaper55]

Billy Bremner closely followed by Altafini.

[DR1875]

I couldn’t separate this three. Jimmy Johnstone, Dalglish and Steve Archibald.

I remember Pat Stantons testimonial with Jimmy Johnstone playing, first time I experienced that buzz when a world class player gets on the ball, he was pure class! He would be a mega millionaire in today's football world. What a game for quality players for my first game at Easter Road.

[blackpoolhibs]

Jimmy Johnstone was just a wonderful player, who could beat a player in a phone box. I saw Bremner in that game, and Altifini, but because i saw Johnstone many more times, and produce many more times, its him for me.

[Jonnyboy]

Jimmy Johnstone was just a wonderful player, who could beat a player in a phone box. I saw Bremner in that game, and Altifini, but because i saw Johnstone many more times, and produce many more times, its him for me.

We never see such tanner baw players these days sadly

[J-C]

Jimmy Johnstone, Davy Cooper and Hendrik Larsen

[Keith_M]

It was a friendly, not a Euro tie, but it would have to be George Best

[BoomtownHibees]

Jimmy Johnstone, Davy Cooper and Hendrik Larsen

“More specifically I’m thinking of players that didn’t play in Scotland but played against us in Europe otherwise it will be a list of Old Firm players.”
🤬🤬🤬

[J-C]

“More specifically I’m thinking of players that didn’t play in Scotland but played against us in Europe otherwise it will be a list of Old Firm players.”
🤬🤬🤬

Ah my bad.

Alan Clarke for Leeds in 73, Keegan and Hughes for Liverpool in 75

[EastThomasSTboy]

Went to Easter road on a very foggy night and saw the best keeper ever to play against us.
It was after his eye op (think he was now blind in one eye!!) and he was absolutely brilliant in an uninspiring team display.

Tale a bow...Gordon Banks.:wink:

[Kato]

Went to Easter road on a very foggy night and saw the best keeper ever to play against us.
It was after his eye op (think he was now blind in one eye!!) and he was absolutely brilliant in an uninspiring team display.

Tale a bow...Gordon Banks.:wink:

Garth Crooks professional debut that night.

[A Hi-Bee]

Altifina v Juventus, followed by Billy Bremner v Leeds, closely followed by Kenny Dalgliesh Guest appearance for Hibs even though he never went outside the centre circle he laid on 4 goals for Keith.
:thumbsup:

[cad]

Going back a bit Oct 74 but Pietro Anastasi and Jose Altafini could play a bit Altafini was Pele`s partner in the 62 World Cup winning side so he was no slouch we were thumped 8-2 on agg Juventus were rapid and clinical Hibs ducked and dived and made a game of it but they were a class side.

Dalglish and Gascoigne are by far the best 2 British players Ive seen.
I never understood Larson being at Celtic he just ooze`d class and could have played anywhere, Jimmy Johnstone he had a trick or 2,plus he had the heart of a lion ,and he was as tough as nails a game changer, week in week out they kicked lumps out of him and he still came back for more .

A Hibs player I wanted to see was Willie Hamilton but it wasnt to be ,I heard he was something special, the best we ever had some say, , Im sure theres a story when Pat Stanton went to Celtic, Jock Stein waxed lyrical about Willie Hamilton,it went along the lines of "you've no idea how good Willie Hamilton was,he was off the scale ."

[cad]

Altifina v Juventus, followed by Billy Bremner v Leeds, closely followed by Kenny Dalgliesh Guest appearance for Hibs even though he never went outside the centre circle he laid on 4 goals for Keith.
:thumbsup:


Great minds think alike mate ,some player:thumbsup:

[A Hi-Bee]

Going back a bit Oct 74 but Pietro Anastasi and Jose Altafini could play a bit Altafini was Pele`s partner in the 62 World Cup winning side so he was no slouch we were thumped 8-2 on agg Juventus were rapid and clinical Hibs ducked and dived and made a game of it but they were a class side.

Dalglish and Gascoigne are by far the best 2 British players Ive seen.
I never understood Larson being at Celtic he just ooze`d class and could have played anywhere, Jimmy Johnstone he had a trick or 2,plus he had the heart of a lion ,and as tough as nails a game changer, week in week out they kicked lumps out of him and he still came back for more .

A Hibs player I wanted to see was Bobby Hamilton but it wasnt to be ,I heard he was something special, the best we ever had some say, , Im sure theres a story when Pat Stanton went to Celtic and Jock Stein waxed lyrical about Bobby Hamilton,it went along the lines of "you`ve no idea how good Bobby Hamilton was,he was off the scale ."

Think you may mean Willie Hamilton and Jock Stein was correct he was very special, Altafini was an Argentine so dont think he ever partnered the one and only Pele, still a great player mind.

[pollution]

Going back a bit Oct 74 but Pietro Anastasi and Jose Altafini could play a bit Altafini was Pele`s partner in the 62 World Cup winning side so he was no slouch we were thumped 8-2 on agg Juventus were rapid and clinical Hibs ducked and dived and made a game of it but they were a class side.

Dalglish and Gascoigne are by far the best 2 British players Ive seen.
I never understood Larson being at Celtic he just ooze`d class and could have played anywhere, Jimmy Johnstone he had a trick or 2,plus he had the heart of a lion ,and he was as tough as nails a game changer, week in week out they kicked lumps out of him and he still came back for more .

A Hibs player I wanted to see was Bobby Hamilton but it wasnt to be ,I heard he was something special, the best we ever had some say, , Im sure theres a story when Pat Stanton went to Celtic, Jock Stein waxed lyrical about Bobby Hamilton,it went along the lines of "you've no idea how good Bobby Hamilton was,he was off the scale ."


I was at that Juventus home game and I have never seen a quicker footballer in my life at that age.

Arthur Duncan was very fast but he sometimes forgot to take the ball with him!

[MWHIBBIES]

Think you may mean Willie Hamilton and Jock Stein was correct he was very special, Altafini was an Argentine so dont think he ever partnered the one and only Pele, still a great player mind.

He partnered Pele in 62, for Brazil. He is Brazilian.

[A Hi-Bee]

He partnered Pele in 62, for Brazil. He is Brazilian.

Learn something new every day, he was still as fast as ***** of a shovel.
:thumbsup:

[cad]

Think you may mean Willie Hamilton and Jock Stein was correct he was very special, Altafini was an Argentine so dont think he ever partnered the one and only Pele, still a great player mind.

Im getting old mate memories no what it was I got Willie and Bobby mixed up bit Im sure Altafini was Brazilian looks like he changed nationality maybe what do you think



Full name
José João Altafini


Date of birth
24 July 1938 (age 80)


Place of birth
Piracicaba (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piracicaba), Brazil


Height
1.76 m (5 ft 9 1⁄2 in)


Playing position
Striker (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forward_(association_football)#Striker)


Senior career*


Years
Team
Apps
(Gls)


1956–1958
Palmeiras (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sociedade_Esportiva_Palmeiras)
114
(89)


1958–1965
Milan (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A.C._Milan)
205
(120)


1965–1972
Napoli (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S.S.C._Napoli)
180
(71)


1972–1976
Juventus (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juventus_F.C.)
74
(25)


1976–1979
Chiasso (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FC_Chiasso)
60
(18)


1979–1980
Mendrisiostar (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FC_Mendrisio-Stabio)
20
(11)


Total

653
(334)


National team


1957–1958
Brazil (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazil_national_football_team)
8
(4)


1961–1962
Italy (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italy_national_football_team)
6
(5

[A Hi-Bee]

Im getting old mate memories no what it was I got Willie and Bobby mixed up bit Im sure Altafini was Brazilian looks like he changed nationality maybe what do you think



Full name
José João Altafini


Date of birth
24 July 1938 (age 80)


Place of birth
Piracicaba (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piracicaba), Brazil


Height
1.76 m (5 ft 9 1⁄2 in)


Playing position
Striker (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forward_(association_football)#Striker)


Senior career*


Years
Team
Apps
(Gls)


1956–1958
Palmeiras (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sociedade_Esportiva_Palmeiras)
114
(89)


1958–1965
Milan (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A.C._Milan)
205
(120)


1965–1972
Napoli (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S.S.C._Napoli)
180
(71)


1972–1976
Juventus (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juventus_F.C.)
74
(25)


1976–1979
Chiasso (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FC_Chiasso)
60
(18)


1979–1980
Mendrisiostar (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FC_Mendrisio-Stabio)
20
(11)


Total

653
(334)


National team


1957–1958
Brazil (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazil_national_football_team)
8
(4)


1961–1962
Italy (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italy_national_football_team)
6
(5




Aye you were right enough he was Brasilian and still one of the very best to be seen at E.R.
None of us getting any younger but we seen some of the very best for sure.
:aok:

[cad]

120 goals in 205 games for AC Milan is pretty tasty no matter what era he did it in.

I just checked Juve didnt even win it the year they thumped Hibs it went to Borussia,Mönchengladbach

[O'Rourke3]

Wasn't at Juventus so never saw Altafini. As many have stated. Bremner for Leeds. Biggest and most regular recent pain in the erchie is Jamie Mc Donald. The LC quarter at ER that ended Fenlons reign and many games v Falkirk, not least the SC Semi...

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[HarpLife]

Puskas played in that Real Madrid game, not that I saw it.

[BroxburnHibee]

Think I'd say Dalglish. Even though he had practically retired when he made that guest appearance you could still see he was special.

Have to say I agree with the Larsson chat though. A wonderful player.

[SouthMoroccoStu]

Elton John was pretty good

[blackpoolhibs]

Elton John was pretty good

Terrific ball control.

[WoreTheGreen]

Cathriene Zeta Jones

[coco mc]

The Magyar Maestro

Puskas?

[BullsCloseHibs]

Neil Lennon.

Seriously.

[fulshie]

Kenny Dalglish