What is the greatest sadness for Pele in His football Career?
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Playing for the Cosmos
756513
There is ONE and only ONE Pele. Nobody, not even Ronaldinho, can't replace Pele as the 'next Pele', because there is no such thing as the 'next Pele' :)
898200
Hmm...\n\nMichael Owen perhaps? Haha.\n\nKleberson was tipped to become the next Brazilian superstar, but it all went wrong when he joined Man U.
989044
Pele definitely, he has been able to stay clear of politics, drugs and major scandals. Maradona is a close second because no one can forget the "hand of GOD" goal or his drug problems.
936311
I wish he hadn't retired. But I understand his reasons. Family always comes first for him and I think that's great. I'm gonna miss seeing him play for Argentina wearing the #10 jersey! :[ So sad\nBut at least he's still playing club!
1058998
He is the best player. I'll go ahead and say that he is the best Brazilian football player. Sorry Pele, you have be over thrown.
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PELE EXCLUSIVE: Fantastic football so far\n22 June 2006\nby FIFAworldcup.com\n\nO Rei Pele is a man who needs no introduction. FIFA’s universally accepted choice as the greatest player of the 20th century, Pele makes headlines wherever he goes. The media hang on his every word, particularly when the great man offers his view on a topic as weighty as the FIFA World Cup™. \nThe Brazilian legend is well aware of the impact his words have, as he made clear to FIFAworldcup.com. “I’m not afraid of speaking my mind. A few World Cups ago, I said that Colombia were playing very well, and that they could end up doing better than Brazil and Argentina. Even though they did play well in their first two games, they went out in the first round, and plenty of people took pleasure in the fact that I got it wrong. \n\n“Before this particular tournament, nobody even mentioned Ecuador. People were only talking about Brazil and Argentina and I said that I had seen Ecuador play, that they were very good, and that they could get through the first phrase. And Ecuador are through! A lot of journalists stop making comments once things happen. That way it’s easy.” \n\nIn this exclusive interview, Pele gives a candid assessment of the 2006 FIFA World Cup, and runs the rule over Brazil’s performances so far. The Canarinho legend also reveals which players and teams have caught his eye, and much more besides.
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I never saw Pele play but I watched Maradona in WC'86 and even though I'm an Englishmen, his performance was the greatest ever in my opinion.\nI would rate him above Pele for that reason alone. However my favorite player was Michel Platini of France.
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Pele because he played better football and is not a drug addict. He not only delivered good football during his playing days he has also acted as a great football ambassador since. as for Maradonna, it is worth writing about him. The loser.
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Edson Arantes do Nascimento.\n\nHonorary KBE, (born October 23, 1940), nicknamed Pelé (also written as Pele) (IPA Brazil), is a former Brazilian football player who won three World Cup medals and broke many records, also known as O Rei (The King). He is widely regarded as one of the greatest footballers of all time and was asked by FIFA to compile the list of the world's top 100 living footballers in 2004.\n\nOften considered the complete midfield and attacking player, he was a prolific and clinical finisher and exceptional at dribbling and passing. Famed for his pace and strong shot, and exceptional heading ability for a relatively short man, he scored 1,281 goals in all matches during his career. Since his full retirement in 1977, he has served as an ambassador for the sport.
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Pele was possibly the best soccer player ever.  When someone refers to a "White Pele" they are referring to a phenomenal white soccer player.
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Yeah I felt kinda bad for the goalie. It sucks to get played like that. But, such are the ways of soccer.... Milevskiy went out there and got the job done... But I still feel sorry for the goalie.
379918
Pele was the one.\nafter him Ronaldinho, them Maradona and who the hell was Wayne Rooney?
356821
Pele actually retired in 1977. That was a little longer than 25 years ago. Best player since then A) Maradona or B) Zidane...followed up by C)Romario
332245
hell probly get injured in the world cup so bad that it will end his career
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marlene....yes, it is a very sad news indeed!!!! hey can you give me the link to the site where you got this information from? I have been searching all over but I could not find any news article concering this latest injury on  Ronaldo. I heard  he has been sidelined but I do not know the extent of the injury and how long it would take him to recover from it.\nAnyhow, I am really disappointed in this news. I know he is the BEST STRIKER in the world and to me he will always be one of the best alongside Romario but  seeing him going through so much hardships pains me so much. I really hope he does not make the mistake of joining the MLS which will put a black mark on his glittering career. Ronaldo is still one of the most fearsome strikers in the world and there are other big teams who would welcome him with open arms. If he wants a change ( which I think he needs one), he better join a team in Italian/ English/Brazilian league than humiliate himself by playin in the MLS. I will never lose my hope on Ronaldo as he is the "phenemeno" and only a "phenemeno" can get out of this mess and show the world what he is capabale of doing.
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Pele!! He was amazing!