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Athletic82
Acceleration
70
Pace
76
Agility
68
Strength
95
Balance
87
Jumping
84
Stamina
85
Fitness
88
Technical77
Dribbling
66
Short Passing
73
Long Passing
75
Finishing
58
Shot Accuracy
62
Shot Power
85
Shooting Technique
62
Heading
93
Tackling
91
Crossing
68
Free Kick
65
Penalties
60
First Touch
70
Mental84
Composure
78
Aggression
93
Consistency
87
Creativity
58
Leadership
90
Work Rate
88
Tactical82
Vision
72
Off the Ball
60
Defensive Positioning
88
Teamwork
84
Anticipation
83
Marking
87
Player Traits
Attacking 68
Crossing
68
Finishing
58
Heading Accuracy
93
Shot Accuracy
62
Off the Ball
60
Technique 69
Dribbling
66
Free Kick
65
Short Passing
73
Long Passing
75
First Touch
70
Shot Technique
62
Movement 75
Acceleration
70
Pace
76
Agility
68
Balance
87
Physicality 87
Shot Power
85
Jumping
84
Stamina
85
Strength
95
Fitness
88
Defending 89
Marking
87
Tackling
91
Def. Positioning
88
Mentality & Game Reading 79
Aggression
93
Composure
78
Penalties
60
Vision
72
Leadership
90
Work Rate
88
Teamwork
84
Anticipation
83
Consistency
87
Creativity
58
England - Centre-backButcher, Terry
A fearless English centre-back, Terry Butcher was the kind of defender who treated pain as an administrative detail. Tall, powerful and dominant in the air, he built his game on courage, marking, leadership and total commitment rather than elegance or creative distribution. At Ipswich, Rangers and with England, he brought old-school defensive authority: attacking crosses, winning duels, organising the line and making centre-forwards feel personally unwelcome. His blood-soaked performance against Sweden in 1989 became the obvious image, almost too perfect as a summary of his career. Butcher was not a cultured libero or a modern build-up specialist, but as a classic stopper and defensive leader he had enormous value.
