Alberto SPENCER | 1961-1966 | PES Stats Database (Golden Era Backup)

SPENCER PES STATS | 1961-1966

Uzair Alberto Pedro Spencer Herrera Club: C.A. Penarol Number: 9 Position: CF Nationality: Ecuadorian/ Uruguayan Era: 1960's Alberto SPENCER | 1961-1966 Foot: R Side: B Length: 180 Weight: 72 Attack: 95 Defence: 31 Balance: 86 Stamina: 88 Top Speed: 85 Acceleration: 88 Response: 93 Agility: 87 Dribble Accuracy: 82 Dribble Speed: 88 Short Pass Accuracy: 71 Short Pass Speed: 73 Long Pass Acc: 76 Long Pass Speed: 70 Shot Accuracy: 91 Shot Power: 85 Shot Technique: 90 Free Kick Accuracy: 70 Curling: 78 Header: 98 Jump: 93 Technique: 90 Aggression: 94 Mentality: 84 Keeper Skills: 50 Team Work: 79 Injury Tolerance: A Condition/Fitness: 8 Weak Foot Accuracy: 8 Weak Foot frequency: 8 Consistency: 7 Tactical dribble Positioning Scoring 1-1 Score Lines 1-Touch Pass Adobe Flash Player is no longer supported i truly don't know a great deal about this guy. i'm just going off old clips and Wiki. by the looks of it, he was quite the player. Achievements Spencer still maintains the South American club record in Copa Libertadores, with his tally of 54 goals between 1960 and 1972, playing for Everest of Guayaquil, Barcelona of Guayaquil, and Peñarol (Uruguay). During that period, he walked away as winner of the competition three times (1960, 1961, 1966) and was winner of the Intercontinental Cup twice, beating Eusebio's Benfica and Real Madrid, and was runner-up once. In fact, his Intercontinental goal tally is only one goal behind the all-time record of his more famous contemporary, Pelé. Spencer was also four times the leading scorer of Uruguay's League, helping them to win the Uruguayan championship eight times during his 12-year stay. Throughout his professional career, he scored a grand total of 450 goals, surpassing 500, if friendlies were taken into account. Trivia In one of the exhibition tours that Penarol did in Colombia, one of the Millonarios players, Flaco Nestor Rossi, launched a horror-tackle on Spencer that went unpunished. Soon afterward, one of Spencer's friends in Penarol, Jose Pepe Sasà a, ran after him, grabbed his neck and said: “ The next time you hit the blackie i will kill you, because he is the one that feeds us â€(cid:0) In 1963, Penarol was beating Pelé's Santos 5-0, when Pelé said: “ Spencer tell your boys that they have to stop this now â€(cid:0) Later on, Spencer would only smile when Pelé told a journalist he did not remember saying such thing during the game. Pelé, interview with Pablo Forlan said: “ Someone that headed better than me was Spencer. I was good (in heading), but he was spectacular heading the ball. In general, he would do it with a burst, but without actually sprinting. â€(cid:0) Spencer was red carded for the only time in his career at a league match defending Peñarol. Three days later the team had to travel for a libertadores match, but Spencer didn't go, saying that he was too ashamed because of his expulsion. A truly Sportsmen. His debut at Peñarol was in a friendly against Argentine team Atlanta (striped blue and yellow) where Peñarol wore for first and last time a plain red jersey (one of the colours of the long hated arch-rival Nacional). Peñarol won 6-2 with a Spencer hat-trick. Alberto SPENCER | 1961-1966 | PES Stats Database (Golden Era Backup)