Retro Rangliste - 1981-2

Goalkeepers

Luis Arconada (Real Sociedad and Spain) 34 games, 0 goals ***
Harald Schumacher (Koln and West Germany) 34 games, 0 goals ***
Peter Shilton (Nottingham Forest and England) 41 games, 0 goals **
Bernd Franke (Eintracht Braunschweig and West Germany) 42 games, 0 goals **
Dino Zoff (Juventus and Italy) 30 games, 0 goals **
Jean-Luc Ettori (Monaco and France) 37 games, 0 goals *
Giovanni Galli (Fiorentina and Italy) 30 games, 0 goals *
Hans van Breukelen (Utrecht and Holland) 33 games, 0 goals *
Jozef Mlynarczyk (Widzew Lodz and Poland) 24 games, 0 goals *

Full-backs

Claudio Gentile (Juventus and Italy) 27 games, 2 goals ***
Antonio Cabrini (Juventus and Italy) 29 games, 5 goals **
Eric Gerets (Standard Liege and Belgium) 31 games, 2 goals **
Rafael Gordillo (Real Betis and Spain) 33 games, 5 goals **
Manfred Kaltz (Hamburg and West Germany) 32 games, 9 goals **
Manuel Amoros (Monaco and France) 30 games, 2 goals **
Anatoliy Demyanenko (Dynamo Kiev and USSR) 29 games, 2 goals in 1981, 32 games, 5 goals in 1982 **
Genaro Celayeta (Real Sociedad and Spain) 28 games, 0 goals *
Kenny Swain (Aston Villa and England) *
Kenny Sansom (Arsenal and England) 42 games, 0 goals *
Hans-Peter Briegel (Kaiserslautern and West Germany) 32 games, 13 goals*
Jose Camacho (Real Madrid and Spain) 33 games, 2 goals *
Nenad Stojkovic (Partizan Belgrade and Yugoslavia) 34 games, 1 goal *

Libero

Ruud Krol (Napoli and Holland) 27 games, 0 goals ***
Gaetano Scirea (Juventus and Italy) 30 games, 5 goals ***
Alan Hansen (Liverpool and Scotland) 35 games, 0 goals **
Alexandr Chivadze (Dinamo Tbilisi and USSR) 28 games, 2 goals in 1981, 30 games, 4 goals in 1982 **
Walter Meeuws (Standard Liege and Belgium) 31 games, 4 goals *
Giuseppe Bergomi (Internazionale and Italy) 24 games, 2 goals *
Martin Haar (Haarlem and Holland) *
Wladyslaw Zmuda (Widzew Lodz and Poland) 28 games, 1 goal *
Bruno Pezzey (Eintracht Frankfurt and Austria) 30 games, 4 goals *
Maxime Bossis (Nantes and France) 36 games, 4 goals *
Glenn Hysen (IFK Gothenberg and Sweden) 25 games, 2 goals in 1981, 18 games, 1 goal in 1982 *
Humberto Coelho (Benfica and Portugal) 26 games, 5 goals *

Stoppers

Miguel Tendillo (Valencia and Spain) 28 games, 3 goals **
Steve Perryman (Tottenham Hotspur and England) 42 games, 1 goal **
Holger Hieronymus (Hamburg and West Germany) 28 games, 1 goal **
Karl-Heinz Forster (Stuttgart and West Germany) 26 games, 3 goals **
Alecsanco (Barcelona and Spain) 32 games, 6 goals *
Sergio Brio (Juventus and Italy) 29 games, 1 goal *
Frank Rijkaard (Ajax and Holland) 27 games, 4 goals *
Jan Fiala (Dukla Prague and Czechoslovakia) 30 games, 0 goals *
David O’Leary (Arsenal and Republic of Ireland) 40 games, 1 goal *
Jan Poortvliet (PSV Eindhoven and Holland) 34 games, 10 goals *
Rolf Russman (Borussia Dortmund and West Germany) 34 games, 8 goals *

Central midfielders

Paulo Roberto Falcao (Roma and Brazil) 24 games, 6 goals ***
Paul Breitner (Bayern Munich and West Germany) 29 games, 18 goals ***
Uli Stielike (Real Madrid and West Germany) 28 games, 9 goals ***
Graeme Souness (Liverpool and Scotland) 35 games, 5 goals **
Alain Giresse (Bordeaux and France) 34 games, 14 goals *
Felix Magath (Hamburg and West Germany) 28 games, 8 goals **
Glenn Stromberg (IFK Gothenberg and Sweden) 21 games, 1 goal in 1981, 27 games, 5 goals in 1982 **
Miguel Alonso (Real Sociedad and Spain) 31 games, 7 goals **
Andrei Zygmantovic (Dynamo Minsk and USSR) 5 games, 0 goals in 1981, 30 games, 2 goals in 1982 **
Bryan Robson (West Bromwich Albion/Manchester United and England) 5 games, 0 goals for WBA, 32 games, 5 goals for Manchester United*
Jean-Francois Larios (St Etienne and France) 31 games, 5 goals *
Ricardo Gallego (Real Madrid and Spain) 31 games, 4 goals *
Jan Peters (AZ Alkmaar and Holland) 31 games, 8 goals *
Jesus Zamora (Real Sociedad and Spain) 31 games, 3 goals *
Rene Vandereycken (Genoa and Belgium) 25 games, 0 goals *
Soren Lerby (Ajax and Denmark) 30 games, 9 goals *
Jean Tigana (Bordeaux and France) 27 games, 1 goal *
Ivan Gudelj (Hadjuk Split and Yugoslavia) 33 games, 3 goals *
Ray Wilkins (Manchester United and England) 42 games, 1 goal *
Terry McDermott (Liverpool and England) 29 games, 14 goals *

Attacking midfielders

Michel Platini (St Etienne and France) 36 games, 22 goals ***
Glenn Hoddle (Tottenham Hotspur and England) 34 games, 10 goals **
Liam Brady (Juventus and Republic of Ireland) 29 games, 5 goals **
John Wark (Ipswich and Scotland) 42 games, 18 goals **
Manfred Burgsmuller (Borussia Dortmund and West Germany) 34 games, 22 goals *
Zbigniew Boniek (Widzew Lodz and Poland) 26 games, 8 goals **
Radoslav Zdravkov (CSKA Sofia and Bulgaria) 28 games, 7 goals *
Vladimir Petrovic (Red Star Belgrade and Yugoslavia) 29 games, 3 goals *
Juan Lozano (Anderlecht and Spain/Belgium) *
Rudiger Schnuphase (Carl Zeiss Jena and East Germany) 25 games, 19 goals *
Antonio Oliveira (Sporting Lisbon and Portugal) 24 games, 12 goals *
Ruud Gullit (Haarlem and Holland) 31 games, 14 goals *
Umberto Barberis (Monaco and Switzerland) 36 games, 11 goals *
Ilie Balaci (Universitea Craiova and Romania) 31 games, 10 goals *

Wingers

Franco Causio (Udinese and Italy) 26 games, 5 goals ***
Pierre Littbarski (Koln and West Germany) 32 games, 6 goals **
Tony Morley (Aston Villa and England) 37 games, 6 goals **
Jesper Olsen (Ajax and Denmark) 34 games, 11 goals **
Bruno Conti (Roma and Italy) 26 games, 8 goals *
Steve Coppell (Manchester United and England) 36 games, 9 goals *
Remaz Shengelia (Dinamo Tbilisi and USSR) 31 games, 23 goals in 1981, 26 games, 16 goals in 1982*
Daniel Bertoni (Fiorentina and Argentina) 30 games, 9 goals *

Forwards

Kevin Keegan (Southampton and England) 41 games, 26 goals ***
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (Bayern Munich and West Germany) 32 games, 14 goals ***
Kenny Dalglish (Liverpool and Scotland) 42 games, 13 goals **
Roberto Lopez Ufarte (Real Sociedad and Spain) 32 games, 11 goals **
Oleg Blokhin (Dynamo Kiev and USSR) 29 games, 19 goals in 1981, 24 games, 10 goals in 1982 *
Alan Simonssen (Barcelona and Denmark) 33 games, 11 goals *
Walter Schachner (Cesena and Austria) 28 games, 9 goals *
Bruno Bellone (Monaco and France) 30 games, 12 goals*
Franky Vercauteren (Anderlecht and Belgium) 34 games, 8 goals *
Johan Cruyff (Ajax and Holland) 15 games, 7 goals *
Trevor Francis (Manchester City and England) 26 games, 12 goals *

Strikers

Horst Hrubesch (Hamburg and West Germany) 32 games, 27 goals ***
Quini (Barcelona and Spain) 32 games, 27 goals ***
Wim Kieft (Ajax and Holland) 32 games, 32 goals **
Roberto Pruzzo (Roma and Italy) 26 games, 15 goals **
Torbjorn Nilsson (IFK Gothenberg and Sweden) 26 games, 20 goals in 1981, 7 games, 6 goals in 1982**
Delio Onnis (Tours and Argentina) 29 goals *
Rui Jordao (Sporting and Portugal) 27 games, 27 goals *
Jacques Pereira (Porto and Portugal) 30 games, 27 goals *
Andrej Szarmach (Auxerre and Poland) 32 games, 24 goals *
Ian Rush (Liverpool and Wales) 32 games, 17 goals *
Kees Kist (AZ Alkmaar and Holland) 34 games, 29 goals *
Dieter Hoeness (Bayern Munich and West Germany) 33 games, 21 goals *
Erwin Vandenbergh (Lierse and Belgium) 31 games, 25 goals *
Nene (Benfica and Portugal) 30 games, 24 goals *
Alan Brazil (Ipswich and Scotland) 35 games, 22 goals *
World Class

1. Kevin Keegan
2. Horst Hrubesch
3. Franco Causio
4. Michel Platini
5. Ruud Krol
6. Paulo Roberto Falcao
7. Gaetano Scirea
8. Paul Breitner
9. Quini
10. Uli Stielike
11. Luis Arconada
12. Claudio Gentile
13. Harald Schumacher
14. Karl-Heinz Rummenigge