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07/21/26(Tue)01:44:23 No.157049795

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Anonymous 07/21/26(Tue)01:44:23 No.157049795

Why Pelé is a FRAUD:

1 - He played only 5 full games to "win" 2 WCs.

4 full games in 1958 (URSS, Wales, France, Sweden), 1 full game in 1962 (Mexico)

That is, he played 5 full games to win 2 WCs.
2026's champs played 8 games.

Any player like Zidane, Maradona, Ronaldo9, Cafu or Mbappe who reach 2 finals nowadays play 14 full matches.

And in the 60s each player covered 4 km per game while nowadays is 12 km**

2 - hes famous because the WC, but never was the top scorer or the best player

*Scored 6 goals in 1958 while Fontaine scored 13 goals. Best Fifa player was Didi.

*Scored 1 goal in 62.

*Scored 4 in 1970 while Gerd Muller scored 10 goals. No best player this year.

2 - He NEVER scored 1000 goals.

Pelé scored:
Top competitions:
*World Cup: 12 goals;
*Copa América: 8 goals;
*World Cup Qualifiers: 6 goals;
*Intercontinental Cup: 7 goals;
*Copa Libertadores: 16 goals;
*Brazilian Championship: 101 goals;
*New York Cosmos: 37 official goals.
*Pele scored 51 goals in friendles and minor competitions with the Brazilian Team.
Total: 238 goals


--Pelé scored 468 goals in the Campeonato Paulista (São Paulo State Championship).--
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**In the 1960s and 1970s a player in a soccer competition would run on average approx. 4,000 to 5,000 m or less during a match.

Nowadays, the mean distance (for outfield players) depending on the sports level of a player and a playing position ranges from 8,000 to 12,000 m (Jastrzębski 2005; Barros et al. 2007; Di Salvo et al. 2007).


Moreover, this distance can increase to even 13,500–14,000 m in one match (Stølen et al. 2005; Barros et al. 2007).
https://wnus.usz.edu.pl/public_files/6/articles/1/107/1/203.pdf