1FF's Favourite South American Footballers - Top 50

[Martino Quackavelli]

k sent

 

[Libertadores FC]

Will start this later!

 

[Libertadores FC]

45. Neymar - 2 points

Neymar is a Brazilian football currently playing for FC Barcelona in Spain. His former SA club is Santos where he made 103 appearances and scored 54 goals. The highlights of his career is winning the Copa Libertadores with Santos in 2011 and later on winning the UEFA Champions league with Barcelona in 2015. His goalscoring record for Brazil and at club level can't be denied nor is his talent. One of the worlds most gifted footballers in 2017.​

 

[Libertadores FC]

44. German Alemanno - 2 points

Bio

He's shit​

 

[Libertadores FC]

Fuck off with that Aaron-Bcfc

 

[mistermagic]

Neymar's small time compared to what's about to be announced.

 

[Libertadores FC]

43. Mateo Corbo - 2 points

Mateo Corbo is a Uruguayan defender. He started playing for River Plate de Montevideo and played for Barnsley and Oxford in the English Leagues. Also had spells in Paraguay, Australia and Spain.​

 

[Libertadores FC]

42. Libertadores FC - 2 points

Libertadores FC spent his posting career on 1FF since it was TFF and joined in September of 2014. He is widely known as the funniest man on the internet as well as a tall man that does well at winning himself ladies. Big fan of reggaeton and techno and enjoys partying but isn't much of a drinker.​

 

[Libertadores FC]

Yes, someone actually voted for me. Won't give names, will let you guess.

Hint: it wasn't me. I swear

 

[lordofthepies]

Enjoying a nice glass of Inca Kola?

 

[Libertadores FC]

Enjoying a nice glass of Inca Kola?

Indeed. Only other drink I really fancy other than water itself

 

[lordofthepies]

Indeed. Only other drink I really fancy other than water itself

What about chicha morada?

 

[Libertadores FC]

Chicha morada is great but I don't really drink it much. Just Inca Kola and water for me.

 

[Habbinalan]

Indeed. Only other drink I really fancy other than water itself

Aaah Inca Kola - the only rival to Irn Bru offered to the world's palate.

 

[epic73]

I think that was me but I'm not sure.

 

[Son of Cod]

You like techno?

 

[Libertadores FC]

You like techno?

Dance music rather

 

[Libertadores FC]

I think that was me but I'm not sure.

It was

 

[epic73]

Give us more footballers!

 

[Libertadores FC]

41. Mario Kempes - 2 points

Mario Kempes is regarded as the star player of Argentina's World Cup campaign in 1978 which was played in their own home. He spent most of his playing career in Argentina and Spain for clubs such as Valencia, River Plate and Rosario Central. The only continental trophy he's won at club level is the UEFA Cup Winners Cup in 1980. While he's not at the height of Messi, or Maradona, Kempes is still regarded as one of the all time Argentine greats.​

 

[Libertadores FC]

40. Roberto Ayala - 2 points

Roberto Ayala is an Argentine defender who's spent most of his playing career in Spain, Italy and Argentina. This includes clubs such as River Plate, Valencia and Napoli. In terms of honours, he was apart of the Olympic winning squad in 2004 and won league titles with River Plate, AC Milan and Valencia.​

 

[Libertadores FC]

39. Jose Luis Chilavert - 2 points

Regarded by many as the greatest South American keeper of all time. Chilavert is a Paraguayan goalkeeper who spent most of his playing career in the southern part of South America (Paraguay, Uruguay and Argentina) although had brief spells in Spain. His hattrick against Ferro Carril Oeste is still a historic achievement that puts Rogerio Ceni to shame. Also a complete prick of a pundit, just the way we like them right?​

 

[lordofthepies]

His hattrick against Ferro Carril Oeste is still a historic achievement that puts Rogerio Ceni to shame.​

Rogerio Ceni has scored more goals though...

 

[lordofthepies]

40. Roberto Ayala - 2 points

Roberto Ayala is an Argentine defender who's spent most of his playing career in Spain, Italy and Argentina. This includes clubs such as River Plate, Valencia and Napoli. In terms of honours, he was apart of the Olympic winning squad in 2004 and won league titles with River Plate, AC Milan and Valencia.​

I didn't vote for him but he's the first one to be revealed who would have been in my top 20. Absolutely magnificent defender.

 

[epic73]

While he's not at the height of Messi, or Maradona

Kempes: 6 feet
Messi: 5 foot 7 inches
Maradona: 5 foot 5 inches

 

[Dirk]

Kempes: 6 feet

Mario Kempes has 6 feet ? No wonder the defenders had difficulties to stop his dribblings.
He has my height of 1,84 metres (aka 184 centimetres).

One of the 2 votes is from me. I liked him at the World Cup 78 together with Luque. (Although the 6-0 against Peru was dubious. They knew exactly what result they had to achieve for reaching the final after Brazil won 3-1 a few hours ago against Poland (no knockout rounds back then). The Argentinian Military Junta was pleased of course, the football world was sceptic.

 

[Libertadores FC]

38. Sonny Anderson - 2 points

Sonny Anderson was a Brazilian footballer who won only 6 caps for the national team but played for teams such as Barcelona, Monaco, Lyon and Vasco Da Gama. While he's not won many continental titles aside from the Intertoto cup in 2004 with Villareal, he has won many league titles at most of the clubs he's played for, starting with Vasco Da Gama in 1989.​

 

[Libertadores FC]

37. Julio Arca - 2 points

Julio Arca is an Argentine defender who plays as a left back and is currently playing for South Shields, a non league club in England. He's spent almost all his career in England but in his home nation, he played for Argentinos Juniors. He won the U20 World Cup in 2001 with Argentina and the championship league title with Sunderland in 2005.​

 

[Libertadores FC]

36. Socrates - 2 points

Socrates was a Brazilian footballer who's not won much for his teams but has a lot of individual awards to his name. He's played in Brazil nearly his entire career bar a spell at Fiorentina. He died on December 4th, 2011.​

 

[Libertadores FC]

Done with the 2 pointers, coming up with 4 now.