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the juventus argentinian wonder

Sivori was a great player, part of the trio of death along with Sormani&Maschio. It is like this:If a chef is able to do every kind of cuisine, pastry,etc,such a chef will be able to create more recipes than all others..It is the same with footballers and goals.Each goal contains a recipe for similar such goals.Pele's completeness can be considered in this way..

@@omalone1169 'Los angeles con cara sucia'...The angels with dirty faces! Today ppl think ppl like Messi&Ronaldo have the last word on the art of putting the ball into the net,but to ppl older than me,they are a reminder of how far standards have fallen. In my mind,the 50's&60's were a golden era,with the 80's a resurgence led by Maradona,Menotti,Santana&Zico..but until ppl know why the phrases 'ballet azul' and 'la maquina' emerged,ppl will be satisfied with the thin soup on offer today.

@@andersonarmstrong2650 blue ballet ?

Not a mistake my dad said he did this often. Pele did a whole lot more than what recordings show

@@gabrielserrano4328 laquina

Bobby Moore also said Pele did it in England vs Brazil 1964..

@@andersonarmstrong2650 Bro do you have link to when he said that?

I'm Brazilian and it's fairly known that Pele did that move often. Search a video called Pele - When Football Becomes Art. You'll see other footage of him doing it and even more.. he was very tricky and skilled.