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Athletic82
Acceleration
85
Pace
84
Agility
77
Strength
83
Balance
82
Jumping
81
Stamina
85
Fitness
80
Technical73
Dribbling
71
Short Passing
76
Long Passing
74
Finishing
54
Shot Accuracy
57
Shot Power
77
Shooting Technique
66
Heading
72
Tackling
79
Crossing
73
Free Kick
68
Penalties
66
First Touch
73
Mental81
Composure
82
Aggression
82
Consistency
76
Creativity
65
Leadership
85
Work Rate
86
Tactical76
Vision
72
Off the Ball
65
Defensive Positioning
79
Teamwork
77
Anticipation
82
Marking
82
Attacking 64
Crossing
73
Finishing
54
Heading Accuracy
72
Shot Accuracy
57
Off the Ball
65
Technique 71
Dribbling
71
Free Kick
68
Short Passing
76
Long Passing
74
First Touch
73
Shot Technique
66
Movement 82
Acceleration
85
Pace
84
Agility
77
Balance
82
Physicality 81
Shot Power
77
Jumping
81
Stamina
85
Strength
83
Fitness
80
Defending 80
Marking
82
Tackling
79
Def. Positioning
79
Mentality & Game Reading 77
Aggression
82
Composure
82
Penalties
66
Vision
72
Leadership
85
Work Rate
86
Teamwork
77
Anticipation
82
Consistency
76
Creativity
65
England - Right BackCohen, George
England’s 1966 side is usually remembered through Moore’s calm, Charlton’s power and Hurst’s goals, but the right flank had its own quiet certainty in George Cohen. Quick, strong and wonderfully reliable, he was a full back with real athletic drive, able to defend one on one, recover ground and support attacks without losing the discipline of his role. At Fulham, he became a one club man, which adds a lovely old football texture to a career that deserved more noise than it usually gets. He was not a decorative technician or a flamboyant overlapping specialist, but his pace, concentration and decision making made him one of the most dependable defenders of his era. For England, he played every minute of the 1966 World Cup triumph, a detail that says plenty about Ramsey’s trust. Cohen was functional excellence: fast, clean, brave and built for serious matches.
