Classic teams

Not sure if this topic is for somewhere else but I'm just wondering, what other teams could be good for classics in the FIFA series, similar to to how nba 2k does this by featuring the '90s bulls etc. Purely theoretical since this could be done but wont be, but anyways, here's a few, feel free to give others

Brazil 1970, Parma 1997, Man Utd 1999, Lazio 2001, Real Madrid 2002/3, Barcelona 2009 & 1992, 50's Real Madrid, Milan 1989,
others?

Arsenal's invincibles is one that springs to mind.

Costa Rica 2014 ,Barca 2011, Bayern 2013, Brazil 1982, Spain 2008-2012

Kick wrote:Arsenal's invincibles is one that springs to mind.

very true. it would be refreshing to play as these throwback teams

Certainly.

barca 2011 wrote:Not sure if this topic is for somewhere else but I'm just wondering, what other teams could be good for classics in the FIFA series, similar to to how nba 2k does this by featuring the '90s bulls etc. Purely theoretical since this could be done but wont be, but anyways, here's a few, feel free to give others

Brazil 1970, Parma 1997, Man Utd 1999, Real Madrid 2002/3, Barcelona 2009 & 1992, 50's Real Madrid, Milan 1989,
others?

Why is Madrid 02/03 on there and not Madrid from 01/02?

I'm assuming you mean teams of a particular season.

Ajax '74, Barcelona '11, Bayern '13, Inter '10, Chelsea '05, Madrid 01/02, United 07/08, Porto '04, Ajax '95, Milan '94, Juventus '96, Benfica '62, Inter'65, Barcelona '59, Atletico Madrid '14, BVB '12, Milan '03, Juventus '03, Italy '82, Argentina '78 and '86, Bayern '75.

Brazil '82, Spain '10, Brazil 70, Italy '06, France '98, Netherlands '74, Germany '90, Netherlands '98, Germany '74.

jibers wrote:

barca 2011 wrote:Not sure if this topic is for somewhere else but I'm just wondering, what other teams could be good for classics in the FIFA series, similar to to how nba 2k does this by featuring the '90s bulls etc. Purely theoretical since this could be done but wont be, but anyways, here's a few, feel free to give others

Brazil 1970, Parma 1997, Man Utd 1999, Real Madrid 2002/3, Barcelona 2009 & 1992, 50's Real Madrid, Milan 1989,
others?

Why is Madrid 02/03 on there and not Madrid from 01/02?

I'm assuming you mean teams of a particular season.

Ajax '74, Barcelona '11, Bayern '13, Inter '10, Chelsea '05, Madrid 01/02, United 07/08, Porto '04, Ajax '95, Milan '94, Juventus '96, Benfica '62, Inter'65, Barcelona '59, Atletico Madrid '14, BVB '12, Milan '03, Juventus '03, Italy '82, Argentina '78 and '86, Bayern '75.

Brazil '82, Spain '10, Brazil 70, Italy '06, France '98, Netherlands '74, Germany '90, Netherlands '98, Germany '74.

well it would be cool to include all the galacticos, like R9 & becks

Anywho, I'm sure there are many South American classic teams as well, I cant recall any ATM but there has to be. Btw, why doesn't fifa's classic XI include Maradona & Pele?

Argentina '06 WC squad (I guess many won't highly rate that squad but I still believe it is one of Argentina's best WC squads of all time. If they can come up with a time like that in 2018 WC, La Albicelestes will be highly praised and they will go a long way in the tournament I think), Barcelona '08-'09, Brazil '02 WC squad.

england 2006

jibers wrote:

barca 2011 wrote:Not sure if this topic is for somewhere else but I'm just wondering, what other teams could be good for classics in the FIFA series, similar to to how nba 2k does this by featuring the '90s bulls etc. Purely theoretical since this could be done but wont be, but anyways, here's a few, feel free to give others

Brazil 1970, Parma 1997, Man Utd 1999, Real Madrid 2002/3, Barcelona 2009 & 1992, 50's Real Madrid, Milan 1989,
others?

Why is Madrid 02/03 on there and not Madrid from 01/02?

I'm assuming you mean teams of a particular season.

Ajax '74, Barcelona '11, Bayern '13, Inter '10, Chelsea '05, Madrid 01/02, United 07/08, Porto '04, Ajax '95, Milan '94, Juventus '96, Benfica '62, Inter'65, Barcelona '59, Atletico Madrid '14, BVB '12, Milan '03, Juventus '03, Italy '82, Argentina '78 and '86, Bayern '75.

Brazil '82, Spain '10, Brazil 70, Italy '06, France '98, Netherlands '74, Germany '90, Netherlands '98, Germany '74.

Yeah, let's ignore the treble winning Liverpool teams in '77 and '84 under Paisley and Fagan respectfully.

Putting in a BVB '12 team that got knocked out at the group stages of CL I don't care how great they were. You don't include a team that loses in the group stages of the European Cup in the same sentence as the rest.

Or Atleti '14 who only won 1 trophy for their exploits. Nobody gives a *bleep* about runners up medal. Take that and shove it up theirs for all history cares. Same can be said about Juve in '03. What did they win other than Serie A? Counting runner up as if they mean anything

Jibs, if you want lists like these to actually be worth a look then your job should be to make a distinction between winners and losers. Don't disrespect the winners by including them in the same sentence as the losers.

All those team were great in their own right, but without the winners/losers separation might as well shake each others hands and give everyone a trophy for participating.

Football Enthusiast wrote:Argentina '06 WC squad (I guess many won't highly rate that squad but I still believe it is one of Argentina's best WC squads of all time. If they can come up with a time like that in 2018 WC, La Albicelestes will be highly praised and they will go a long way in the tournament I think), Barcelona '08-'09, Brazil '02 WC squad.

agree. i share the same sentiment

about south american classic team, boca juniors 2000-2003 should be mention

What a terrific team Argentina had in '06 WC. They deserved to be in final but alas their quest ended in quarter final.

Real Madrid 2014/2015