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This article is horrendously un-encyclopedic. Mark272 14:01, 25 August 2006 (UTC)
Man , you never watched him playing, that's why you make this comment.
I watched him play ever since he arrived in Greece. I truly believed then and I still believe now that he was the greatest football player of all times in the world. Not so much as an athlete but as a brain and as a master of dribbling.