Messi Vs Pele

Kufunga bao ukiwa mdogo ndo rekodi inayokufanya uwe GOAT? [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

Nimepotezea hoja zako nyingine maana nimeona hakuna hoja zaidi ya ileile ya kiatu wakati hakuna rekodi ya Pele kupigwa kiatu kuliko wengine hata kwenye mechi moja tu maana rekodi ya kupigwa kiatu anayo Maradona sasa huyo pele alichezewa rafu ngapi ndugu yangu!?
Mwaka 1970 CUBILLA alichezewa rafu nyingi zaidi ya mchezaji yeyote huyo Pele rekodi yake iko wapi kama yeye ndo unajifichia eti alipigwa viatu vingi zaidi?

Mimi nahitaji unioneshe kipi ambacho Pele anamzidi Messi la sivyo tutabaki na MESSI as a GOAT
 
Yani mnazunguka sana washabiki wa ronaldo hadi huruma.
 
Nadhani kajifunze kusoma kwanza naona nitakesha kama niliyoandika hapo juu hata huelewi.. (ila sichoki taendelea kutoa elimu, kama mimi navyojifunza sababu elimu haina mwisho; ingwa wewe naona hutaki hata kuelewa bali unatumia hoja za nguvu na sio nguvu za hoja )

Unajua kwanini Red Card na yellow zilianzishwa 1970 world cup; kabla ya hapo zilikuwa hazipo na 1962 na 1966 pele alishindwa kucheza mechi zote kwa kupigwa viatu hio sio hadithi ni ukweli usio na shaka kasome tu world cup 1966 na 1962

Maradona na hao wengine wamekuja wakati rafu zimeanza kuhesabiwa na sio refa kupeta

1966 England hata media ilikuwa haionyeshi baadhi ya mambo timu za South America zilizofanyiwa ubabe kutokana na Kufanya chini juu ili Europe ashinde.... kwahio unawezaje ukahesabu Fouls za Kabla ambazo refa alikuwa anapeta ?

Ngoja nikupe dondoo ya kilichotokea 1966

Their best player, Pelé, was kicked so much in the first game against Bulgaria (“I think every team will take care of him in the same manner,” said their coach) that he could play no part in the second, a 3-1 defeat by Hungary when Brazil had two goals disallowed, and he then spent much of the third as a virtual spectator after Portugal’s João Morais fouled him and, when he tried to get up and play on, fouled him again a bit harder. Morais was not cautioned. Brazil’s first game had been refereed by a West German, the other two by Englishmen.

Kwahio Point ya kwamba strickers wa zamani walikuwa na shida kuliko sasa sababu ya kiatu nadhani utakuwa umeikubali kwahio, kwamba zamani kina Pele ilikuwa rahisi kucheza sio kweli...
Mimi nahitaji unioneshe kipi ambacho Pele anamzidi Messi la sivyo tutabaki na MESSI as a GOAT
Kama mambo ya Stats ngoja nikupe chache ambazo mimi wala sitaki kuzitumia kama nilivyosema Football is a Game of Opinions (wala sitaki kwenda huko) ninaongelea facts:- ; Yaani mkuu hata kutokujua achievements za Pele na Alichoweza kusaidia Football kuwa a Global Most Loved Game nachelea kupata wasiwasi na ufuatiliaji wako wa Soka...
 
Mashabiki wa Ronaldo wamekimbilia kwa Pele[emoji23][emoji23].

Kitu pekee ambacho Messi alikua anakwama kwa Pele ni Worldcup tu ila kila kitu Pele kazidiwa na Messi mbali sana.

Messi ndo GOAT kwa sasa uyo pele hata Ronaldo kamkalisha
 
La Liga Pure League timu zote sawa, ligi sio kuongezea ligi za mbuzi n.k.


Wewe unachoangalia ni uafrika sio, na sio uhalisia wenyewe!
 
REST IN PEACE the Eternal KING....

The Man who helped in Promoting the Beautiful Game

Has been the Living Legend..., We Shall Never See his Like Again..., Now his Walk Has Ended....
 
IMMORTAL !!!

The Football Association will light up the Wembley arch in Brazil colours and said: "Everyone who loves football, loves Pele."

Eight-time Olympic champion in athletics Usain Bolt also paid tribute, describing Pele as "a sporting legend".

New York Cosmos - where Pele finished his club career in 1977 - said he "started a sporting revolution in America".

The Brazilian Football Confederation described him as "much more than the greatest sportsperson of all time". A statement said: "The King gave us a new Brazil and we are so thankful for his legacy."

NEYMAR
"Pele changed everything. He turned football into art, into entertainment. He gave a voice to the poor, to black people." Neymar added: "Mainly: he gave visibility to Brazil. Football and Brazil raised their status thanks to the King! He is gone, but his magic will remain."

Kylian Mbappe also described Pele as "the king of football", adding "his legacy will never be forgotten".

Cristiano Ronaldo said: "A mere goodbye to the eternal King Pele will never be enough to express the pain that is enveloping the whole of the football world right now.

Brazil striker Ronaldo said: "Unique. Genius. Technical. Creative. Perfect. Unequaled. Where Pele has gone, he has stayed. Never having left the top, he leaves us today. The king of football - one and only. The greatest of all time."

President of the United States Joe Biden said: "For a sport that brings the world together like no other, Pele's rise from humble beginnings to soccer legend is a story of what is possible."

Brazil president Jair Bolsonaro said: "Sorrow for the passing of a man who through football took the name of Brazil to the world. He turned football into art and joy."

And president-elect Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said: "I had the privilege that younger Brazilians didn't have: I saw Pele play, live, at Pacaembu and Morumbi. Play, no. I saw Pele give a show. Because when he got the ball he always did something special, which often ended up in a goal."

President of football's world governing body Fifa Gianni Infantino said he was "heartbroken" on "a truly tragic day for football" and described Pele as "the athlete of the century". He added: "He had a magnetic presence and, when you were with him, the rest of the world stopped. Today, the whole world mourns the loss of Pele; the greatest footballer of all time."

Richarlison, one of several current Brazil players who paid tribute, described Pele as football's "most beautiful chapter" and said he "changed the history of the game forever". Richarlison continued: "You will always be the greatest because 60 years ago, with all the difficulties you faced, you did what only a few have managed to do today."

England's World Cup winner Sir Geoff Hurst said Pele was "without doubt the best football I ever played against", adding: "I was proud to be on the pitch with him."

Fellow 1966 champion Sir Bobby Charlton hailed Pele as "a truly magical footballer and a wonderful human being".

Pele's former club Santos posted a picture of a crown with the word "eternal".

Pele's 1958 and 1962 World Cup-winning team-mate Mario Zagallo said: "My friend of so many victories, titles and shared stories. He leaves an eternal, unforgettable legacy."

Former England striker Gary Lineker said Pele will "always have footballing immortality" as "the most divine of footballers and joyous of men".

Ex-Brazil defender and World Cup winner Cafu said: "Pele dies, this news is not accurate ... Pele will never die. Pele will never leave us. Pele will never cease to exist. Pele is eternal, Pele is King, Pele is unique... he just went to rest a little bit."
 
REST IN PEACE the Eternal KING....

The Man who helped in Promoting the Beautiful Game

Has been the Living Legend..., We Shall Never See his Like Again..., Now his Walk Has Ended....

Messi ndie the G.O.A.T
 
Messi ni mchezaji bora kuliko wote hata pele mwenyewe

Pele alikuwa bora kwenye ufungaji tu tena mpira wa zamani haukuwa na offside

Messi anavyo vyote
Acha ujinga wewe kimafanikio tu mesi hamkuti Pele jamaa kaiwezesha Brazil kuchukua kombe la Dunia mara 3 Tena kombe la kwanza amechukua akiwa na umri mdogo Zaid miaka 17 tu pale Sweden 1958 afu unasema huyo mesi wako ni Bora acha ujinga
 
Mkuu nakubaliana nawe umeongea kisoka zaid
 
EVEN THE PRESIDENTS APPRECIATE THE KING..... (Who am I to Say Otherwise....)

US President Joe Biden
paid tribute to the late footballing great, tweeting: "For a sport that brings the world together like no other, Pele's rise from humble beginnings to soccer legend is a story of what is possible."

Brazil president Jair Bolsonaro said: "Sorrow for the passing of a man who through football took the name of Brazil to the world. He turned football into art and joy."

Former US president Barack Obama said Pele was "one of the greatest to ever play the beautiful game", adding: "And as one of the most recognizable athletes in the world, he understood the power of sports to bring people together."

Italian prime minister Giorgia Meloni said Pele "left a mark even on the generations who weren't lucky enough to see him play".

And president-elect Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said: "I had the privilege that younger Brazilians didn't have: I saw Pele play, live, at Pacaembu and Morumbi. Play, no. I saw Pele give a show. Because when he got the ball he always did something special, which often ended up in a goal."
 

'The greatest of all time' - Ronaldo​

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Former World Cup-winning Brazil striker Ronaldo said: "Unique. Genius. Technical. Creative. Perfect. Unequalled.

"Where Pele has gone, he has stayed. Never having left the top, he leaves us today.

"The king of football - one and only. The greatest of all time.

"What a privilege to come after you, my friend. Your talent is a school every player should go through.

"His legacy transcends generations. And that's how you'll live on. Today and always, we will celebrate you. Thank you, Pele. Rest in peace."
 
Hollywood actor Will Smith led tributes from the world of entertainment, saying Pele was "the greatest to ever do it" adding "Rest in peace King Pele".

Entrepreneur Richard Branson said on Twitter Pele was the "original GOAT, and an inspiration to generations of football players and fans".

Former England striker Sir Geoff Hurst tweeted to say he has "so many memories of Pele" who he said is "without doubt the best footballer I ever played against. "For me Pele remains the greatest of all time and I was proud to be on the pitch with him. RIP Pele and thank you."

Fellow former England player Alan Mullery - who played against Pele three times including the 1970 World Cup - called him the "greatest of the greatest".
 
The UN education and culture organisation which champions the power of sport across the world, UNESCO, tweeted that it was “deeply saddened” at his passing, and extended condolences to the Brazilian people, and the wider “football family”.
 
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