Is there anything under the eye of heaven so exquisite, so divine, as this marvelous sequence, 9:20 - 9:33, equal in baroque genius to that of any of the finest passages of JS Bach? Who could not weep, in utter joy, in watching this? Heaven protect the immortal soul of Di Stefano!
@@DanWotanBarrett Sorry for being a bit of a rude person but you didn't answer my question. No, I only discovered him a few weeks ago. As a madridesta, I am fascinated by him. I consider him to be the goat and Pele to be the king of Football. I hope you can answer my question and who's your goat or top 5 list?
This is probably the earliest extensive video of him, and gives us an idea of what he must have been in his prime, which was certainly between 1947 and 1958. He was known for running the 100 mt. in 11" in his 20's, and the few short videos of him with River Plate show a super-quick and agile player. How many of these plays of him traversing the pitch from back to front scattering opponents, all the while playmaking like a wise Yoda and netting one goal per game, have we missed?
the combination of being a deep-lying "regista", moving all around the pitch, basically orchestrating the attack, and on top of that being technically fantastic, able to dribble through opponents easily, AND a prolific goalscorer... this combination of traits, at this level of skill, is pretty much unheard of as far as I know. an icon from a time when football was not so specialized as it is now... you don't have a defined role, you just do everything you can to make your team win! and the impact he had on Real Madrid speaks for itself... i put him 4th behind Maradona, Pele & Cruyff. a legend.
This is mind-blowing to watch. To have such a deft touch & close ball control & sharp change of directions while dribbling to leave defenders stranded on basically, a water mud hole of a pitch, coupled with the heavy medicine like ball they played with & heavy boots used back then, is extraordinary. Imagine Di Stefano playing on today's billiard ball pitches. He'd be even more unplayable.
@@McFlashh His ball control would look more fluid today. Billard ball pitches, football's that move quicker aerodynamically when touched. Lighter football boots for greater feel & ball control. Watch a Cristiano Ronaldo video circa 2007 to 2013. And you'll see how quickly & smoothly the ball moves across the billiard ball pitches, with no lumps & bumps, when he's running with it. That means, the player can pick up pace at faster knot speeds.
Brilliant performance by Alfredo Di Stefano, of all the match compilations of him this is perhaps his finest. He was such an attacking threat and orchestrated many moves with his deft dribbles and intelligent movement.
Yeah, I absolutely loved this one as well. The game against Eintracht is an obvious stand-out in terms of its importance and his contribution to the final result, but I feel like on this day he played even better.
@@HarmsFootball The Frankfurt game was very one-sided and Madrid were basically playing an exhibition game. His performance in 62 final against Benfica was outstanding, at 36 playing against a top team he was immense contributing defensively & offensively, But this compilation features more individualism with his deft tricks and dribbling which makes it stand out.
@@patrickgillard6666 exactly. Pele, Di stefano, Cruyff garrincha etc had to play in sucj conditions..even Maradona too sort of Modern fans don't consider it and belittles them
There's no point talking to the PlayStation generation about this era. They wouldn't understand the level of skill on this surface. The layered feints and deceptions only Pele and Best ever eclipsed. The heavy water absorbent ball, the surface water and the relentless pace inside which only the best ever buying time. This was real football. What could Messi or Ronaldo do here?
You also underestimate Messi and Ronaldo much the same way the "playstation generation" underestimate these genius players. As either Wenger or Ferguson rightly said, the best players will adopt to any generation they find themselves in.
Messi played an outscored his pairs on pure dirt and holed up pitches when he was a child. Great players adapt to whatever they have in front of them. It'll be the same to say that Di Stéfano wouldn't be able to develop the physique and speed today players have. He could if he had to.
video quality may increase, field standard may evolve but players motivation and skill can not get any better in football field, cause it is in the ultimate human level at any point of time in history. Long live football...
Agree. As many people who watched Di Stéfano playing at that time have always said: you can see some imagees or footage of DS when he was in his thirties (in this video he was 33), so just imagine what kind of player he was when he was 26 or 27...
Cc mon frère. Je te vois très souvent sous des vidéos UA-cam de foot d’époque. Mon top 10 histoire selon moi : 1 Maradona 2 pelé 3 Messi 4 cruyff 5 Di Stefano 6 Cristiano 7 beckenbauer 8 platini 9 gerd muller 10 Zidane. Quel serait le tien il m’intéresse ?
@@juliencazarre5628 je l ai mis a egalite avec Pele et Maradona mais si il fallait n en choisir qu un c est effectivement Distefano D ailleurs Pele en 2015 je crois avec un costard rouge avait dit que Distefano est le n 1 devant lui et Maradona Maradona en 2020 a dit la meme chose Georges Best a dit pour une interview pour SoFoot en 2O15 comme Charlton dans les annees 90 qu il n a jamais vu un meilleur footballeur que Distefano Il suffit de regarder la video de dessus a 32 ans dans la boue avec un ballon lourd imaginerais tu un autre jouer comme ca ? non Sur le podium je repete c est Distefano Pele Maradona Cruyff ensuite et Messi car ce dernier moins complet dribble mieux que tous mais c est son seul avantage Maradona qui etait vif precis et complet est audessus de tous niveau technique et toucher de balle Pele etait aussi complet avec une superbe toucher de balle digne de Puskas etait aussi extremement intelligent il savait mieux que tous ou allait le ballon et l adversaire a la fraction de seconde mais il etait en plus agile fulgurant il etait le meilleur en saut Cruyff dont l idole et modele etait Distefano etait tres rapide aussi endurant technique partout sur le Terrain avec une bonne vision de jeu sur ce dernier point Platini a depasse le maitre Cruyff Platini est peut etre meme le plus intelligent de tous mais sur tout le terrain pas aussi genial que Pele pour prevoir ou allait le ballon et l adversaire mais presque Mais quand a Distefano il etait inhumain non pas qu il creait des choses spectaculaires comme Pele ou Maradona mais inhumain car il etait complet infatigable intelligent il faisait tout On ne va pas dire que c etait le meilleur dribbleur mais ses feintes montrent le niveau , feintant mieux que Pele Messi ou quiconque ses feintes de corps et ses passes faisant penser a Zidane ce que les videos ne montrent pas aussi ce sont ses buts en scorpion mais comme disait Distefano ce ne sont pas le nombre de buts qui font le meilleur joueur
@@sohelbashar6925 Distefano is the Goat : 'Di Stefano was the greatest player in history, even better than me' Maradona (2020) “People argue between Pele or Maradona. Di Stéfano is the best, much more complete.” ― Pelé ( 2011) "Alfredo Di Stefano. The greatest footballer I have ever seen " Georges Best ( 2005) “He was simply the most intelligent football player I ever saw. If I had one player to choose, out of all of them, to save my life, he'd be the one.” “He totally controlled the game. You looked at him and asked yourself: ‘how can I possibly stop him?” ― Bobby Charlton “Di Stefano. My hero. For me, he was the most complete footballer in history. That’s my opinion” - Eusebio “He was my favourite player, and what I most loved about Di Stefano was everything he did he did for the team.” - Johan Cruyff “For me the two best players were Alfredo and Pele. He attacked, he defended, he passed the ball, he fought hard and did all of that in a career that lasted over 20 years. He had everything.” - Just Fontaine “Alfredo Di Stéfano was the greatest footballer of all time - far better even than Pelé. He was, simultaneously, the anchor in defence, the playmaker in midfield, and the most dangerous marksman in attack.” - Helenio Herrera “Di Stéfano was a great player and saw things others didn’t see. He knew the game back to front and was always physically and mentally well-prepared. Di Stéfano ranks among the greatest players for me.” - Ferenc Puskas “Di Stefano was the most important player in the history of Real Madrid and the best footballer of all time.” - Florentino Perez “Di Stéfano was one of the greatest footballers ever. He had such great balance.” ― Alex Ferguson
Jean Ditou Pelé & Di Stéfano are the two best. They had the fewest weaknesses in their game. The two most *_complete_* players. With most of the other great's, ( Best, Maradona, Ronaldo(R9), Zidane, Messi ) i can spot weaknesses, in their game when assessing them. Not so with Don Alfredo & O'Rei Pelé. I think only Cruyff & Beckenbauer run them the closest in terms of completeness, even though Maradona & Messi were more skillful players, than them This is were most people go wrong, when assessing players. They conflate a skifull player with being the *_best_* , even when the player is limited elsewhere in their game. I. e. One-sided footed, lacking great ariel & skifull heading abilities like Maradona & Messi & prolific, venomous goalscoring like Maradona. Di Stéfano & Pelé excelled in those areas Maradona & Messi lacked & could give them both a run for their money in the areas Maradona & Messi were super strong in, like dribbling & creative passing.
@@johnpacino007 there is a total footballer that is to say who played constantly in all the positions and complete footballers that is to say all the capacities
@@johnpacino007 Often people confuse complete footballers with total footballers and this does not fully demonstrate the level of the player because there are also other factors for example R9 is one of the best footballers in history but he was neither a very complete player nor a total player
Just woundering how fast he was in his prime are there clips of him running at full speed?I know that fifa is dumb but is there an active player you can compare him with?What is sublime is that he doesn't have to run at full speed to direct play.What about long passing(with those heavy balls)and his defending?Was he capable of recovering the ball and tackling players?
He was very active in defensive phase and this is why I have a hard time comparing him with any contemporary players. You'd essentially need a hard-working playmaking midfielder who scores a goal per game if you'd want to emulate him. He really could do everything. As for his speed - he was relatively fast, but it was never one of his outstanding qualities (although we don't have almost any footage from his earlier years in South America). His passing was top-notch as was his overall technical ability (I'd probably compare him to Iniesta in that particular component, never flashy but always sublime and effective).
@@HarmsFootball Iniesta was Barca system player. That came with pros & cons. He played his whole career in that system with Barcelona & Spain. You throw Di Stéfano into any football system & he'd sill come away as the most commanding force. Technically, he had the midfield guile & passing range of Kevin De Bruyne. The clinical goalscoring potency of Cristiano Ronaldo & the fast, surging midfield dribbles of Michael Laudrup. Plus, having the roaming engine & defensive interception midfield play of N'gola Kante. There's no active player around that combines all those qualities into one player, like Di Stéfano did. Him & Pelé are the two most complete players in my estimation, as they didn't have a weakness.
Some of them are bought from private collectors, some are available on different torrent aggregators, and, of course, tons of historical games can be found on footballia.net (once they're back up again).
le terrain boueux le ballon lourd le type a 32 ans il est partout sur le terrain il est fulgurant il maitrise la balle il feinte comme personne leader intelligent collectif il a l oeil et sait parfaitement se placer Distefano c est un beug dans la matrice football je n ai jamais vu un meilleur footballeur ni Pele ni Maradona ni quiconque
Su quei campi spesso impraticabili; con una palla appesantita dalla pioggia; con quegli scarpini pro-vesciche..... Di Stefano: al livello di Schiaffino!
Is there anything under the eye of heaven so exquisite, so divine, as this marvelous sequence, 9:20 - 9:33, equal in baroque genius to that of any of the finest passages of JS Bach? Who could not weep, in utter joy, in watching this? Heaven protect the immortal soul of Di Stefano!
Nicely said.
@@HarmsFootball thx, my gd brother
@@DanWotanBarrettIs he the greatest most complete player?
Wonderful. Is he your favorite?
@@DanWotanBarrett Sorry for being a bit of a rude person but you didn't answer my question.
No, I only discovered him a few weeks ago. As a madridesta, I am fascinated by him. I consider him to be the goat and Pele to be the king of Football.
I hope you can answer my question and who's your goat or top 5 list?
This is probably the earliest extensive video of him, and gives us an idea of what he must have been in his prime, which was certainly between 1947 and 1958. He was known for running the 100 mt. in 11" in his 20's, and the few short videos of him with River Plate show a super-quick and agile player. How many of these plays of him traversing the pitch from back to front scattering opponents, all the while playmaking like a wise Yoda and netting one goal per game, have we missed?
the combination of being a deep-lying "regista", moving all around the pitch, basically orchestrating the attack, and on top of that being technically fantastic, able to dribble through opponents easily, AND a prolific goalscorer... this combination of traits, at this level of skill, is pretty much unheard of as far as I know.
an icon from a time when football was not so specialized as it is now... you don't have a defined role, you just do everything you can to make your team win!
and the impact he had on Real Madrid speaks for itself...
i put him 4th behind Maradona, Pele & Cruyff. a legend.
He has to be super quick back then. They even called him a 'golden arrow' (La saeta rubia).
This is mind-blowing to watch.
To have such a deft touch & close ball control & sharp change of directions while dribbling to leave defenders stranded on basically, a water mud hole of a pitch, coupled with the heavy medicine like ball they played with & heavy boots used back then, is extraordinary.
Imagine Di Stefano playing on today's billiard ball pitches.
He'd be even more unplayable.
Di Stéphano is one of the greatest player of all time. He has such a control with the ball.
@@fc-ff5vy Imo he's the greatest most complete player. he's better than Pele or maradona or Messi or Ronaldo.
Hala Madrid. Hala Don Di Stefano.
He’s a legend and made Real Madrid a big club, however his ball control doesn’t that controlled or fluid. In today’s game he would struggle a lot.
@@McFlashh His ball control would look more fluid today. Billard ball pitches, football's that move quicker aerodynamically when touched. Lighter football boots for greater feel & ball control.
Watch a Cristiano Ronaldo video circa 2007 to 2013. And you'll see how quickly & smoothly the ball moves across the billiard ball pitches, with no lumps & bumps, when he's running with it. That means, the player can pick up pace at faster knot speeds.
@@johnpacino007 but lots of players from today could go back in that era and still dribble good
Increíble ver a Di Stefano, Kubala y Luis Suárez jugando juntos
Brilliant performance by Alfredo Di Stefano, of all the match compilations of him this is perhaps his finest. He was such an attacking threat and orchestrated many moves with his deft dribbles and intelligent movement.
Yeah, I absolutely loved this one as well. The game against Eintracht is an obvious stand-out in terms of its importance and his contribution to the final result, but I feel like on this day he played even better.
@@HarmsFootball The Frankfurt game was very one-sided and Madrid were basically playing an exhibition game. His performance in 62 final against Benfica was outstanding, at 36 playing against a top team he was immense contributing defensively & offensively, But this compilation features more individualism with his deft tricks and dribbling which makes it stand out.
Such a player he was!!!! Those moves qnd dribles r really amazing
Yes and on a so bad field .
What a ball conduction
The balls he loose where due to the field
@@patrickgillard6666 exactly.
Pele, Di stefano, Cruyff garrincha etc had to play in sucj conditions..even Maradona too sort of
Modern fans don't consider it and belittles them
I can't control a ball properly on an astroturf pitch. But di Stefano on a freshly ploughed field ... sublime.
There's no point talking to the PlayStation generation about this era. They wouldn't understand the level of skill on this surface. The layered feints and deceptions only Pele and Best ever eclipsed. The heavy water absorbent ball, the surface water and the relentless pace inside which only the best ever buying time. This was real football. What could Messi or Ronaldo do here?
You also underestimate Messi and Ronaldo much the same way the "playstation generation" underestimate these genius players. As either Wenger or Ferguson rightly said, the best players will adopt to any generation they find themselves in.
Messi played an outscored his pairs on pure dirt and holed up pitches when he was a child. Great players adapt to whatever they have in front of them. It'll be the same to say that Di Stéfano wouldn't be able to develop the physique and speed today players have. He could if he had to.
video quality may increase, field standard may evolve but players motivation and skill can not get any better in football field, cause it is in the ultimate human level at any point of time in history. Long live football...
5:03
Kubala and Di Stefano were a killer combo
if only franco didnt butt in and ruin Di stefano's transfer to Barca. he and Kubala couldve ruled Spain for years
@@AJ-lh4fp it was also Franco that helped Kubala’s transfer to Barca in the first place
Di Stefano very specials fifas players in históry! ! Performance genial !! Driblings beatyfuls in camp !!
great footage. Di Stefano what a baller
All of his complete skills and attributes. One I noticed he carries the ball with such a speed and accuracy like R9.
He played on those cowfields with heafy as rock ball
Pele ,garrincha,stefano,best, puskas,eusebio
And some idiots undermines them
Agree. As many people who watched Di Stéfano playing at that time have always said: you can see some imagees or footage of DS when he was in his thirties (in this video he was 33), so just imagine what kind of player he was when he was 26 or 27...
Best with 3 good seasons?lol
DI STEFANO GENIUS Of footyboll. The BEST of WORLD
¿Crees que alguien lo igualará alguna vez?
Distefano le meilleur footballeur de l histoire et de loin
Cc mon frère. Je te vois très souvent sous des vidéos UA-cam de foot d’époque. Mon top 10 histoire selon moi : 1 Maradona 2 pelé 3 Messi 4 cruyff 5 Di Stefano 6 Cristiano 7 beckenbauer 8 platini 9 gerd muller 10 Zidane. Quel serait le tien il m’intéresse ?
@@juliencazarre5628 1 Distefano , Pele , Maradona
2 Cruyff , Messi
3 Moreno , Yashine, Beckenbauer , Platini , Zidane , C Ronaldo
3,5 Mbenbarek , Puskas , Garrincha ,Best , Eusebio , Zico , Gullit , Ronaldo
4 Andrade , Sarozi , Matthews , Kopa , Charlton , MGonzales , Mathaus ,
Laudrup , VBasten, Hagi , Mbappe??
4,5 Sindelar , Maeza, .........., Sivori,...., Seeler , ..........., Rivellino , GMuller ,.., Rumeniggue, .., Savicevic , Prosinecki , Baggio , .......Ronaldinho , Neymar
@@yabe84 merci pour la réponse. Pour quelles raisons mettrais tu Di stefano numéro 1 ?
@@juliencazarre5628 je l ai mis a egalite avec Pele et Maradona
mais si il fallait n en choisir qu un c est effectivement Distefano
D ailleurs Pele en 2015 je crois avec un costard rouge avait dit que Distefano est le n 1 devant lui et Maradona
Maradona en 2020 a dit la meme chose
Georges Best a dit pour une interview pour SoFoot en 2O15 comme Charlton dans les annees 90
qu il n a jamais vu un meilleur footballeur que Distefano
Il suffit de regarder la video de dessus a 32 ans dans la boue avec un ballon lourd imaginerais tu un autre jouer comme ca ? non
Sur le podium je repete c est Distefano Pele Maradona
Cruyff ensuite et Messi car ce dernier moins complet dribble mieux que tous
mais c est son seul avantage
Maradona qui etait vif precis et complet est audessus de tous niveau technique et toucher de balle
Pele etait aussi complet avec une superbe toucher de balle digne de Puskas etait aussi extremement intelligent il savait mieux que tous ou allait le ballon et l adversaire a la fraction de seconde mais il etait en plus agile fulgurant il etait le meilleur en saut
Cruyff dont l idole et modele etait Distefano etait tres rapide aussi endurant technique partout sur le Terrain avec une bonne vision de jeu sur ce dernier point Platini a depasse le maitre Cruyff
Platini est peut etre meme le plus intelligent de tous mais sur tout le terrain pas aussi genial que Pele pour prevoir ou allait le ballon et l adversaire mais presque
Mais quand a Distefano il etait inhumain non pas qu il creait des choses spectaculaires comme Pele ou Maradona
mais inhumain car il etait complet infatigable intelligent il faisait tout On ne va pas dire que c etait le meilleur dribbleur mais ses feintes montrent le niveau , feintant mieux que Pele Messi ou quiconque ses feintes de corps et ses passes faisant penser a Zidane
ce que les videos ne montrent pas aussi ce sont ses buts en scorpion mais comme disait Distefano ce ne sont pas le nombre de buts qui font le meilleur joueur
@@yabe84 Pensez-vous que quelqu'un égalera jamais Di Stefano?
What an amazing video
Genius! Legend! Thanks!❤️⚽
What he does at 05'13" is amazing
Another day at the office for Don Alfredo.
the GOAT
Nope. Behind pele maradona messi cruyff
@@sohelbashar6925 Distefano is the Goat :
'Di Stefano was the greatest player in history, even better than me' Maradona (2020)
“People argue between Pele or Maradona. Di Stéfano is the best, much more complete.”
― Pelé
( 2011)
"Alfredo Di Stefano. The greatest footballer I have ever seen " Georges Best ( 2005)
“He was simply the most intelligent football player I ever saw. If I had one player to choose, out of all of them, to save my life, he'd be the one.”
“He totally controlled the game. You looked at him and asked yourself: ‘how can I possibly stop him?”
― Bobby Charlton
“Di Stefano. My hero. For me, he was the most complete footballer in history. That’s my opinion” - Eusebio
“He was my favourite player, and what I most loved about Di Stefano was everything he did he did for the team.” - Johan Cruyff
“For me the two best players were Alfredo and Pele. He attacked, he defended, he passed the ball, he fought hard and did all of that in a career that lasted over 20 years. He had everything.” - Just Fontaine
“Alfredo Di Stéfano was the greatest footballer of all time - far better even than Pelé. He was, simultaneously, the anchor in defence, the playmaker in midfield, and the most dangerous marksman in attack.” - Helenio Herrera
“Di Stéfano was a great player and saw things others didn’t see. He knew the game back to front and was always physically and mentally well-prepared. Di Stéfano ranks among the greatest players for me.” - Ferenc Puskas
“Di Stefano was the most important player in the history of Real Madrid and the best footballer of all time.” - Florentino Perez
“Di Stéfano was one of the greatest footballers ever. He had such great balance.”
― Alex Ferguson
Jean Ditou Pelé & Di Stéfano are the two best. They had the fewest weaknesses in their game. The two most *_complete_* players. With most of the other great's, ( Best, Maradona, Ronaldo(R9), Zidane, Messi ) i can spot weaknesses, in their game when assessing them. Not so with Don Alfredo & O'Rei Pelé.
I think only Cruyff & Beckenbauer run them the closest in terms of completeness, even though Maradona & Messi were more skillful players, than them
This is were most people go wrong, when assessing players. They conflate a skifull player with being the *_best_* , even when the player is limited elsewhere in their game. I. e. One-sided footed, lacking great ariel & skifull heading abilities like Maradona & Messi & prolific, venomous goalscoring like Maradona.
Di Stéfano & Pelé excelled in those areas Maradona & Messi lacked & could give them both a run for their money in the areas Maradona & Messi were super strong in, like dribbling & creative passing.
@@johnpacino007 there is a total footballer that is to say who played constantly in all the positions and complete footballers that is to say all the capacities
@@johnpacino007 Often people confuse complete footballers with total footballers
and this does not fully demonstrate the level of the player because there are also other factors for example R9 is one of the best footballers in history but he was neither a very complete player nor a total player
Just woundering how fast he was in his prime are there clips of him running at full speed?I know that fifa is dumb but is there an active player you can compare him with?What is sublime is that he doesn't have to run at full speed to direct play.What about long passing(with those heavy balls)and his defending?Was he capable of recovering the ball and tackling players?
He was very active in defensive phase and this is why I have a hard time comparing him with any contemporary players. You'd essentially need a hard-working playmaking midfielder who scores a goal per game if you'd want to emulate him. He really could do everything.
As for his speed - he was relatively fast, but it was never one of his outstanding qualities (although we don't have almost any footage from his earlier years in South America).
His passing was top-notch as was his overall technical ability (I'd probably compare him to Iniesta in that particular component, never flashy but always sublime and effective).
@@HarmsFootball Iniesta was Barca system player. That came with pros & cons. He played his whole career in that system with Barcelona & Spain. You throw Di Stéfano into any football system & he'd sill come away as the most commanding force.
Technically, he had the midfield guile & passing range of Kevin De Bruyne. The clinical goalscoring potency of Cristiano Ronaldo & the fast, surging midfield dribbles of Michael Laudrup. Plus, having the roaming engine & defensive interception midfield play of N'gola Kante.
There's no active player around that combines all those qualities into one player, like Di Stéfano did. Him & Pelé are the two most complete players in my estimation, as they didn't have a weakness.
He resembles Zidane a lot, but with a much better goal average
Incrivel atuaçãom
Glided over that pitifully horrible field and heavy football... He has so much genius and a tremendous engine!
Is this the same stadium they played the First World War in?
Truly amazing! Where do you Get these matches from?
Some of them are bought from private collectors, some are available on different torrent aggregators, and, of course, tons of historical games can be found on footballia.net (once they're back up again).
The mud on the field tho
Great pitch..
le terrain boueux le ballon lourd
le type a 32 ans il est partout sur le terrain il est fulgurant
il maitrise la balle il feinte comme personne leader intelligent collectif
il a l oeil et sait parfaitement se placer
Distefano c est un beug dans la matrice football
je n ai jamais vu un meilleur footballeur ni Pele ni Maradona ni quiconque
En esa época los Franceses eran FRANCESES 🤷😁😄⚽️
He had 32 years and of course not at his top level
Thank you for uploading this gem. Do you know if it is possible to find Santos x Benfica 1962 in Lisbon?
Yeah, I haven't seen it around, sadly.
The condition of the pitch . So bad !!!
Di Stéfano is one of ten players to win the Ballon d'Or more then once: ua-cam.com/video/FCDszUYV8uw/v-deo.html
7:35 wow
Di Stivano and Kubala played together?!!!!
Yeah, they both played for Spain at the time. As well as Puskas, Gento and Luis Suarez!
@@HarmsFootball that's great to know.
I hope u upload more vids of Di Stivano& Kubala
Yahya_Japheth Bathory Who was kubala?
@@MuttonBiryani1994 Laszlo Kubala one of the greatest players in the history of Barcelona
Yahya_Japheth Bathory Ok thank you.
Su quei campi spesso impraticabili; con una palla appesantita dalla pioggia; con quegli scarpini pro-vesciche..... Di Stefano: al livello di Schiaffino!
1-Lionel Messi🇦🇷
2-Diego Maradona🇦🇷
3-Pele🇧🇷
4-Johan Cruyff🇳🇱
5-Alfredo Di Stefano🇦🇷
no
Distefano> Messi
@@yabe84 Si, Di stefano es top 5 sin duda pero Messi,Maradona,Pele y Cruyff están por encima😉
@@yabe84 Nooo😨
Pelé, garrincha, Ronaldo el fenomeno, Maradona, zidane
No veo nada extraordinario en distefano, es un buen jugador, nada del otro mundo
C est seulement le meilleur footballeur de tous les temps
Rien d extraordinaire