Blagoje MARJANOVIĆ | 1929-1936 | PES Stats Database (Golden Era Backup)

MARJANOVIĆ PES STATS | 1929-1936

Plava Čigra Stats by Plava Čigra Blagoje MARJANOVIĆ | 1929-1936 Name: Blagoje Marjanović ''Moša'' (his nickname in Serbian language remained, even today, synonym for excellent goalscoring ability) Club: BSK (Beogradski Sportski Klub - Belgrade Sport Club) - today called OFK Beograd Number: 8, 9, 7 Position: *SS, CF, WF Nationality: Serbian Age: 21-28 (09/09/1907) Era: 1929/1936 Foot: R Side: R Height: 171 cm Weight: 72 kg Attack: 94 Defence: 39 Balance: 87 Stamina: 82 Top Speed: 84 Acceleration: 83 Response: 96 Agility: 86 Dribble Accuracy: 84 Dribble Speed: 82 Short Pass Accuracy: 80 Short Pass Speed: 80 Long Pass Accuracy: 76 Long Pass Speed: 76 Shot Accuracy: 93 Shot Power: 82 Shot Technique: 94 Free Kick Accuracy: 88 Curling: 84 Header: 88 Jump: 82 Technique: 86 Aggression: 93 Mentality/Tenacity: 90 Goalkeeper Skills: 50 Team Work: 86 Injury Tolerance: B Form/Condition/Fitness: 7 Weak Foot Accuracy: 7 Weak Foot Frequency: 7 Consistency: 7 Growth type: Early/Lasting CARDS: P16: Dummy Runner P21: Fox in the Box S01: Reaction S03: 1-on-1 Finish S05: 1-touch Play SPECIAL ABILITIES: *Positioning *Reaction *Scoring *1-1 Scoring *Post Player *1-Touch Pass Attack/Defence Awareness Card: Attack Minded INFO: Blagoje Marjanović was the best Pre-War attacker in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. During his career, he scored 36 goals in 57 games for national team (unbroken record, until Bobek came, and scored 38 goals in 63 games, although Marjanović has better scoring ratio at 0,63 goals per game), and 575 goals in 14 seasons for his club BSK (according to some source he scored over a 1000 goals, during his career). He has won 4 Yugoslavian league titles with BSK, and 3rd place in 1930 World Cup in Uruguay. This excellent striker became (alongside his teammate Tirnanić), first professional footballer in Pre-War Yugoslavia (although he had a little bit higher salary then Tirnanić). He was a man of authority, and he was greatly respected among his teammates. He and Tirnanić formed one of the greatest right side partnership in Yugoslavian football history. Although, during the match he understood with Tirnanić very well, he had almost the same understanding with other teammates, from his club and from national team. Marjanović was highly intelligent player, and he was able to realize, how every of his teammates plays. During the game it always seemed that he knew what to do with or without a ball (especially during goalscoring situations in opponent penalty box, when he was highly unpredictable and very clever). He was very accurate shooter, but with average shot power. Moša could score from almost every position (he scored quite a few goals with his back-heel, chests and sometimes even stomach) and he didn't care if the ball came low or high, because he was, also, very good in air game. His main specialty was volley shot. Besides that, he was also one of the best Pre-War free-kick takers in Yugoslavia. He scored a few times hat-trick for national team, but probably most memorable was against Brazil in 1934, in friendly game in Belgrade (the score was 8:4 for Yugoslavia). He retired from football in 1938. During WW II he was captured. When the war ended he returned to Yugoslavia and coached BSK and won one national cup. He was later coach in Italian league (one year in AC Torino and one year in Calcio Catania). He passed away on October the first, 1984, in Belgrade. ADDITIONAL LINKS: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blagoje_Marjanovi%C4%87 http://sr.wikipedia.org/sr/%D0%91%D0%BB ... 0%B8%D1%9B http://www.reprezentacija.rs/index.php? ... &Itemid=12 http://www.blic.rs/Vesti/Reportaza/1852 ... jev--pehar http://www.fifa.com/worldfootball/stati ... index.html http://srb.worldfootball.net/spieler_pr ... /#redirect Blagoje MARJANOVIC | 1929-1936 | PES Stats Database (Golden Era Backup)