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fuelledbypassion said:
Celtic 1966/67 - 'The Lisbon Lions'

[GK] Ronnie Simpson, John Fallon

[DL] Tommy Gemmell, Jim Brogan
[DR] Jim Craig, Willie O'Neill
[DC] Billy McNeil, John Clark

[ML] Bobby Lennox
[MR] Jimmy Johnstone
[MC] Bobby Murdoch, Bertie Auld, Charlie Gallagher

[ST] Willie Wallace, Stevie Chalmers, John Hughes, Joe McBride

Manager - Jock Stein
Assistant - Sean Fallon
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Brilliant!!
 
AC Milan's european cup winning sides of the 60's- 63 and 69


GK- Ghezzi, Cudicini

Libero- David, Malatravesi

CB- Maldini (senior), Benitez, Trebbi, Trapattoni, Rosato,

Fullbacks- Dino Sani, Schellinger, Anquelleti

CM- Pivatelli, Rivera, Lodetti, Pivatelli

Wingers: Prati, Hamrin

ST: Mora, Altafini
 
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fuelledbypassion said:
Juventus

[GK] Stefano Tacconi, Angelo Peruzzi, Gianpiero Combi(Y)

[DL] Antonio Cabrini, Gianluca Pessotto, Pietro Rava(Y), Umberto Caligaris
[DR] Antonello Cuccureddu, Gianluca Zambrotta
[DC] Gaetano Scirea, Claudio Gentile, Giancarlo Bercellino(Y), Sergio Brio, Carlo Parola(Y), Sandro Salvadore, Virginio Rosetta

[MD] Carlo Bigatto(Y), Franco Causio, Angelo Di Livio
[MR] Giampiero Boniperti(Y), Romeo Benetti, Mauro Camoranesi
[MC] Marco Tardelli, Antonio Conte, Giuseppe Furino(Y), Edgar Davids, Zinedine Zidane, Alessio Tacchinardi

[ST] Roberto Baggio, Alessandro Del Piero(Y), Roberto Bettega(Y), David Trezeguet, Filippo Inzaghi, Omar Sivori, Felice Borel(Y)

Manager - Carlo Carcano
Assistant -
Board -

(Y) = Academy Graduate

First team squad - 25
Youths - 10
Spaces left - 0
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I don't think Baggio should be in the Juventus squad- true he played a lot of games there, but Juventus was the only club he played for where he wasn't universally loved and fell out with management a lot. He might be better suited to Bologna, Brecisa or Fiorentina.
 
Inter Milan

Great idea!
Just going through some Inter Milan info, here are some ideas. I leave it to those more knowledgeable to sort it out!

Inter Milan

[GK] Walter Zenga, Giuliano Sarti, Francesco Toldo

[DL] Giacinto Facchetti,

[DR] Javier Zanetti, Douglas Maicon, Tarcisio Burgnich

[DC] Guiseppe Bergomi, Marco Materazzi, Armando Picchi (SW), Aristide Guarneri, Oscar Engler, Ivan Cordoba, Riccardo Ferri, Mario Giubertoni, Giovanni Giacomazzi, Adriano Fedele, Sergio Battistini,

[M] Luis Suarez Jair da Costa (MR), Mario Corso, Esteban Cambiasso (DMC), Wesley Sneijder (AMC), Gianfranco Bedin (DMC), Dejan Stankovic, Virgilio Fossatil, Giovanni Capra, Peterly Ernest (AM), Giuseppe Baresi, Giampiero Marini, Lennart Skoglund, Aldo Campatelli,

[ST] Alessandro (Sandro) Mazzola, Ronaldo Luis Nazario de Lima, Giuseppe Meazza, Luigi Cevenini III, Ermanno Aeibi, Mario Balotelli (Y), Alessandro Altobelli, Gabriel Oriali, Benito Lorenzi, Istvan Nyers, Roberto Boninsegna, Obafemi Martins (Y), Benito Lorenzi, Leopoldo Conti,

Manager — Helenio Herrera (second choices, Roberto Mancini, Jose Mourinho)

Chairman — Angelo Moratti

Links
Inter Milan: The Greatest XI of All Time «
Inter Milan: Greatest XI of All Time - SamCalcio
Archivio.inter.it - F.C. Internazionale - Sito ufficiale
Inter players with 200 appearances for club Archivio - Home Page
 
Leeds United

[GK] David Harvey (Y), Nigel Martyn, John Lukic

[DL] Tony Dorigo, Terry Cooper (Y), Ian Harte (Y)
[DR] Paul Reaney (Y), Gary Kelly(Y), Mel Sterland
[DC] Jack Chartlon (Y), Lucas Radebe, Norman Hunter (Y), Dom Matteo, Jonathan Woodgate (Y), Chris Fairclough

[ML] Eddie Gray (Y), Gary McAllister
[MR] Peter Lorimer (Y), Gordon Strachan (Y)
[MC] Billy Bremner (Y), Johnny Giles, Gary Speed (Y), John Sheridan, Mick Bates (Y), David Batty (Y)
[ST] Allan Clarke, Mick Jones, John Charles, Tony Yeboah, Rod Wallace, Rod Belfitt (Y), Lee Chapman, Mark Viduka, Jermaine Beckford, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink

Manager - Don Revie
Assistant - Les Cocker
Board - Manny Cussins

(Y) = Academy Graduate

First team squad - 19
Youths - 16
Spaces left - 0
 
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Rosenborg

Rosenborg
Norway


[GK] Ola By Rise, Jørn Jamtfall, Sverre Fornes

[DL] Ståle Stensaas
[DR] Vegard Heggem (Scored Rosenborgs 1-2 goal at San Siro after beating Paolo Maldini and Rosso in a duell)
[DC] Trond "Rambo" Henriksen(y), Erik Hoftun, Kåre Rønnes (DC as 25+ earlier MC, Yellow at striker and quite good as GK)

[ML] Jahn Ivar "Mini" Jakobsen
[MR]
[MC] Sverre Brandhaug, Roar Strand (MC/DR), Bent Skammelsrud, Fredrik Winsnes, Ørjan Berg, Per Ciljan Skjelbred
[ST] Harald Martin Brattbakk(y), Odd Iversen(y), Steffen Iversen(y), Harald Sunde, Gøran Sørloth ("worlds best meeting(?) striker") Karl-Petter løken (also DC), Bjørn Wirkola(perhaps the greatest ski jumper of all time was also an incredible striker) Eldar (Fivegoal-)Hansen

Manager - Nils Arne Eggen
Assistant -
Board - Rune Bratseth

A few pieces still missing, but i feel that i did a good job.
 
maxy67 said:
I don't think Baggio should be in the Juventus squad- true he played a lot of games there, but Juventus was the only club he played for where he wasn't universally loved and fell out with management a lot. He might be better suited to Bologna, Brecisa or Fiorentina.
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He was probably more loved at Fiorentina, and even Brescia, and Fiorentina evidently remained in his heart after he left them as he was seen to kiss a purple scarf when he was substituted against them. That said, he won Serie A, Uefa cup, Ballon D'or and FIFA World Player of the Year while at Juventus, as well as reaching the final of the World Cup with Italy at that time. He was at his peak at Juve, it's a tough one to call...
 
fuelledbypassion said:
He was probably more loved at Fiorentina, and even Brescia, and Fiorentina evidently remained in his heart after he left them as he was seen to kiss a purple scarf when he was substituted against them. That said, he won Serie A, Uefa cup, Ballon D'or and FIFA World Player of the Year while at Juventus, as well as reaching the final of the World Cup with Italy at that time. He was at his peak at Juve, it's a tough one to call...
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You summed up my feelings exactly! He was still pretty awesome for Bologna and Brecisa scored some brilliant goals for them.
 
maxy67 said:
You summed up my feelings exactly! He was still pretty awesome for Bologna and Brecisa scored some brilliant goals for them.
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That would make him older too, but it would be nice for some of the lower teams to have some real quality players. Cagliari will have Luigi Riva and Siena will probably have Enrico Chiesa, but there aren't that many big names in the smaller teams.
 
fuelledbypassion said:
That would make him older too, but it would be nice for some of the lower teams to have some real quality players. Cagliari will have Luigi Riva and Siena will probably have Enrico Chiesa, but there aren't that many big names in the smaller teams.
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No there really arent, the example of Riva at Cagliari shows that big players in small teams can help them win championships, so its always nice to give them a big player if they can. They usually move to a bigger team sooner or later.
 
AFC Ajax (1969-73) - 'Total Football, The 12 Apostles'

[GK] Heinz Stuy, Gerit Bals

[DL] Ruud Krol, Theo Van Duivenbode
[DR] Wim Suurbier
[DC] Barry Hulshoff, Velibor Vasovic, Horst Blankenburg

[ML] Piet Keizer, Arnold Muhren
[MR] Johnny Rep, Sjaak Swart, Ruud Suurendonk
[MC] Arie Haan, Johan Neeskens, Gerrie Muhren, Nico Rjinders, Anton Pronk, Inge Danielsson, Bennie Muller, Klaas Nuninga

[ST] Johan Cruyff, Henk Groot, **** Van Dijk, Co Prins

Manager - Rinus Michels
Assistant - Stefan Kovacs
Stadium - De Meer Stadion
 
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fuelledbypassion said:
AFC Ajax (1969-73) - 'Total Football, The 12 Apostles'

[GK] Heinz Stuy, Gerit Bals

[DL] Ruud Krol, Theo Van Duivenbode
[DR] Wim Suurbier
[DC] Barry Hulshoff, Velibor Vasovic, Horst Blankenburg

[ML] Piet Keizer, Arnold Muhren
[MR] Johnny Rep, Sjaak Swart, Ruud Suurendonk
[MC] Arie Haan, Johan Neeskens, Gerrie Muhren, Nico Rjinders, Anton Pronk, Inge Danielsson, Bennie Muller, Klaas Nuninga

[ST] Johan Cruyff, Henk Groot, **** Van Dijk, Co Prins

Manager - Rinus Michels
Assistant - Stefan Kovacs
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Awsome work on that :)
 
Just to let you know of a change (DMF will be pleased!), I've decided to move Zlatan Ibrahimovic to Ajax because Inter have a ridiculous wealth of striking talent. It will mean that Wim Jonk is removed from the Ajax squad (to go in PSV,Sheffield Wed or Volendam) and Jari Litmanen is classed as an AMC/ST.
 
Manchester City

[GK] Bert Trautmann, Frank Swift, Joe Corrigan(Y)

[DL] Paul Power, Glyn Pardoe(Y)
[DR] Tony Book, Ian Brightwell(Y)
[DC] Mike Doyle(Y), Dave Watson, Tommy Booth(Y), Sam Cowan, Dave Ewing, Richard Dunne

[ML] Eric Brook, Roy Clarke, Billy Meredith
[MR] Shaun Wright-Phillips(Y), Mike Summerbee, David White(Y), Ernie Toseland
[MC] Colin Bell, Georgi Kinkladze, Alan Oakes(Y), Paul Lake(Y), Neil Young(Y), Ali Benarbia, Horace Barnes

[ST] Francis Lee, Tommy Johnson, Fred Tilson, Shaun Goater, Peter Doherty, Uwe Rosler, Paul Dickov

Manager - Malcolm Allison
Assistant - Jim Cassell
Board - Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Khaldoon Al Mubarak
Stadium - Maine Road

(Y) = Acadamy Graduate

First team squad - 24
Youths - 10
Spaces left - 1
 
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Brazil

 [GK] Gilmar, Cláudio Taffarel, Émerson Leão

[DL] Nílton Santos, Roberto Carlos
[DR] Djalma Santos, Cafu
[DC] Carlos Alberto, Domingos da Guia, Luís Pereira, Aldair

[ML] Rivelino, Zizinho
[MR] Garrincha, Jairzinho
[MC] Zico, Sócrates, Gérson, Didi, Falcão

[ST] Pelé, Romário, Ronaldo, Leônidas, Tostão

Manager - Mário Zagallo

Very difficult to leave out the likes of Dunga, Rivaldo, Ronaldinho, Zito, Kaka, Ademir, Careca and Friedenreich. They have had such a wealth of attacking players over the years!
 
fuelledbypassion said:
Brazil

 [GK] Gilmar, Cláudio Taffarel, Émerson Leão

[DL] Nílton Santos, Roberto Carlos
[DR] Djalma Santos, Cafu
[DC] Carlos Alberto, Domingos da Guia, Luís Pereira, Aldair

[ML] Rivelino, Zizinho
[MR] Garrincha, Jairzinho
[MC] Zico, Sócrates, Gérson, Didi, Falcão

[ST] Pelé, Romário, Ronaldo, Leônidas, Tostão

Manager - Mário Zagallo

Very difficult to leave out the likes of Dunga, Rivaldo, Ronaldinho, Zito, Kaka, Ademir, Careca and Friedenreich. They have had such a wealth of attacking players over the years!
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Great list, as ALWAYS.
 
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