>>>>>>>>>>Hi Cesar,
>>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>>While you're here. I thought Carlos Alloatti was from Brazil as well, but I see that he is from Argentina. Did he move or I was simply wrong?
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>LOL
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Carlos was born and lives in Argentina.
>>>>>>>>>Anyway, I can tell you that he`s for sure one of the best people I met in the VFP forums...
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Well, I consider him like he was a brazilian, hehehehe
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Just don't start a debate between Pele and Maradona please, :)
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Here we go... :)
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Maradona - the Argentinian football manager - would have been more appropriate as the volleyball coach!
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Further endeared himself to the English the other day with unrepentant reference to the "Hand of God" incident:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2008/nov/18/diego-maradona-argentina1
>>>>>
>>>>>Maradona can make goal from anywhere of his body to England. Maradona is best!!! He is the WIZARD!!!!!!!!!!!!
>>>>
>>>>He's a fat little freak from where I'm sitting.
>>>>
>>>>He may have had excellent ball skills but offered little else. I think (hope) his managerial career is a disaster
>>>
>>>Come on, stop the hate.
>>>
>>>Maradona returned the proud to Argentinan people, he is respected a loved there. Don't insult him, he had problems, but it's really complicated to understand his life. For me he was the best footbal player ever, and maybe he scored one goal with the hand, but on the other one he danced with all the British team, it was simple amazing.
>>>
>>>Cheers
>>
>>Luis
>>
>>there are many fine things in Argentina but if your hero is the fat coke man then I'm sad.
>>
>>People like Maradona set examples. Unfortunately his example was that its ok to profit by cheating. He knew it there was no grey area of doubt..I'd like him to reap what he sowed.
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>I never said he was my hero, I said he was the best player ever from my point of view, like for example pink floyd was the best band ever for me.
>
>Maradona, had a difficult childhood, he was no ready to handle all the power he got after the world cup of 86,

Not like he learned to handle the ball

> and in Italy he was a lot influenced by the Italian mafia. When you don't have the education or family values to handle those situations, you can get in trouble really easy. No one is perfect.
>
>And did you liked the second goal he scored at the same match?

But the decision to grant him the 1st goal changed the whole future of the game. The game was stopped, there was a kick-off, people were all in different positions, the England team's morale was blasted, etc.

IOW, if not for the 1st goal he might never have got in the same position for the 2nd.