Dragan Stojkovic Piksi - The phenomenon that's forgotten

by DeviAngel Fri Nov 30, 2012 4:18 pm

This player gave Red Star Belgrade their first UCL trophy, he was the main engine in X-Yugoslavia's team and one of the key players in era where X-Yu was considered as force in the football. People here and ppl who know him consider him as high as Zidane and Maradone. He made transfer to Marseille and there was the best player but there he was misused to. His teammates for X-Yu and Red Star were : Robert Prosinecki, Savicevic, Vladimir Petrovic, Darko Pancev, Najdovski.

In one word the forgotten phenomenon.

:bow:

Piksi

by DeviAngel Fri Nov 30, 2012 4:19 pm

by TalkingReckless Fri Nov 30, 2012 11:09 pm

Top of Arsene's list for his successor, Wenger is grooming him quietly by giving him tips all the time

by DeviAngel Fri Nov 30, 2012 11:48 pm

Legend wrote:Top of Arsene's list for his successor, Wenger is grooming him quietly by giving him tips all the time

I dunno what kind of manager he will be but as a player he was the closest thing to zidane, the same player same type and most importantly a winner

by Mr. Moratti Sat Dec 01, 2012 1:09 am

DeviAngel wrote:This player gave Olympique de Marseille their first UCL trophy

by Muzza Sat Dec 01, 2012 2:45 am

he didnt win european cup with red star

by DeviAngel Sat Dec 01, 2012 2:57 am

Muzza wrote:he didnt win european cup with red star

Yup I got it mixed up Smile

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by TalkingReckless Sat Dec 01, 2012 3:16 am

DeviAngel wrote:
Legend wrote:Top of Arsene's list for his successor, Wenger is grooming him quietly by giving him tips all the time

I dunno what kind of manager he will be but as a player he was the closest thing to zidane, the same player same type and most importantly a winner

According to Wenger his philosophy is the same as him, passing attractive attacking football. Plus Wenger was the one who brought him to Japan, and Dragan has stated his admiration for Wenger is many interviews

by DeviAngel Sat Dec 01, 2012 4:31 am

Legend wrote:
DeviAngel wrote:
Legend wrote:Top of Arsene's list for his successor, Wenger is grooming him quietly by giving him tips all the time

I dunno what kind of manager he will be but as a player he was the closest thing to zidane, the same player same type and most importantly a winner

According to Wenger his philosophy is the same as him, passing attractive attacking football. Plus Wenger was the one who brought him to Japan, and Dragan has stated his admiration for Wenger is many interviews

I know that, he loves that kind of football because he used to play that kind of football. Here his team was losing and couldn't score he got so angry that he shot the ball in the net from the bench telling them (his players) ' this is how you score'

by LeSwagg James Sat Dec 01, 2012 8:30 am

Who was that at 2:32 that got destroyed in the first video? Gullit? LOL

Looks like he was a very talented player.. Its a shame that Yugoslavia broke up (in a footballing sense of course)

by DeviAngel Sat Dec 01, 2012 12:17 pm

Swagg wrote:Who was that at 2:32 that got destroyed in the first video? Gullit? LOL

Looks like he was a very talented player.. Its a shame that Yugoslavia broke up (in a footballing sense of course)

For me sometimes in all senses life was beautiful until war broke out :/

by Rev Sat Dec 01, 2012 12:26 pm

DeviAngel wrote:
Legend wrote:
DeviAngel wrote:

I dunno what kind of manager he will be but as a player he was the closest thing to zidane, the same player same type and most importantly a winner

According to Wenger his philosophy is the same as him, passing attractive attacking football. Plus Wenger was the one who brought him to Japan, and Dragan has stated his admiration for Wenger is many interviews

I know that, he loves that kind of football because he used to play that kind of football. Here his team was losing and couldn't score he got so angry that he shot the ball in the net from the bench telling them (his players) ' this is how you score'

Japanese commentators :bow:

by Dutti Sat Dec 01, 2012 12:36 pm

DeviAngel wrote:I know that, he loves that kind of football because he used to play that kind of football. Here his team was losing and couldn't score he got so angry that he shot the ball in the net from the bench telling them (his players) ' this is how you score'

Me likey his GOAT attitude. Watch and learn Ibra! :bow:

by urbaNRoots Sat Dec 01, 2012 12:50 pm

Future Arsenal legend :bow:

by la bestia negra Sat Dec 01, 2012 12:56 pm

Muzza wrote:he didnt win european cup with red star

if i remmber he refused to take a penalty against red star in the 91 final

by DeviAngel Sat Dec 01, 2012 3:46 pm

[quote="la bestia negra"]

Muzza wrote:he didnt win european cup with red star

Yup I got things mixed up he refusde to shoot penalty against red star

by Rev Sat Dec 01, 2012 4:58 pm

urbaNRoots wrote:Future Arsenal legend

With every shat performance, this statement makes more and more sense.

by DuringTheWar Mon Dec 10, 2012 12:52 am

Don't be fooled because you might not have heard of him, stojkovic was an outstanding player. Really in respect to natural ability he was one of the very best of his generation. When he dribbled passed players he had an incredible sense of where the space was and great timing, kinda like iniesta in the way he made it seem effortless, but he also had a lot of power and acceleration. It's a pity that when he went to Marseille he picked up some bad injuries, more so it's a pity he played in Asia for so long. But his brilliant performances in the European cup for Belgrade against the best teams proved his ability, as well as his international performances. This is a case of circumstances deciding a player's legacy, because he better player than many of the big timers

Swagg wrote:Who was that at 2:32 that got destroyed in the first video? Gullit? LOL

Looks like he was a very talented player.. Its a shame that Yugoslavia broke up (in a footballing sense of course)

can't watch the video on the device I'm using, but if he did the splits, then yeah that was gullit cheers

He also left baresi and Maldini looking like fools as well, especially baresi

by McAgger Tue Dec 11, 2012 9:23 am

Mr. Moratti wrote:
DeviAngel wrote:This player gave Olympique de Marseille their first UCL trophy

By not playing at all in their winning campaign in the CL? That part disrespects the likes of Deschamps, Abedi Pele, and Rudi Voller who were the catalysts in the Marseille European Cup win.

Amazing player nonetheless, sux that he left Red Star and a year later they won the EUropean Cup against his team.

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