Henry Hill

Despite enduring a rough patch for the last decade, Brazil are still the most successful international side of all time and still the team most synonymous with playing the beautiful game. Whereas Italy built their legacy in the thirties, Germany the seventies and Spain in the last decade, Brazil’s most brilliant stretch came between 1958 and 1970 in which they won three out of four world cups, frequently dismantling teams through their audacious attacking style. Although not quite as successful as that immortal side, Brazil would endure another great stretch from 94 to 02, a period which launched Romario, Ronaldo and Ronaldinho into bona fide superstars of the game.

But which of these players deserves a place in the second round?

Current Qualifiers:

Bobby Charlton (England)
Zinedine Zidane (France)
Franz Becekenbauer (Germany)
Johan Cruyff (Holland)

*Poll to follow shortly*

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5 Goals. 5 Assists. 1 Tournament. Deal with it.

JD=JohnDorian

Pele.

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Destiny

Pele in my opinion.

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Kurt 'Olympic Gold

Romario.

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< Kurt Freakin' Angle >

~Alberto Del Rio 4x World Champion~

HeartBreak&Triumph

Ronaldo.

Proven

Has to be Pele.

HeartBreak&Triumph

Seems like a lot of people here were watching football during the 50's and 60's.

wkdsoul

Socrates for me, or from my generation Fat Ronaldo!

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Joel

One afternoon in 2013, a handful of Wrestling Forum legends gathered for a lunch in an internet house.

As the afternoon wore on, the conversation inevitably turned to ‘who was the greatest Brazilian player of all time?’

Instantly, the great moderator Joel chose a player who had come close, but never won a Champions League medal.

“Ronaldo,” Joel announced, “He defined the greatest era.”

The room went silent, Seabs nodded his head in agreement, and the matter was settled.

Sleeper

1. Pele
2. Zico
3. Romario

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