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Athletic82
Acceleration
73
Pace
75
Agility
83
Strength
82
Balance
82
Jumping
81
Stamina
85
Fitness
91
Technical84
Dribbling
84
Short Passing
84
Long Passing
85
Finishing
81
Shot Accuracy
85
Shot Power
85
Shooting Technique
80
Heading
83
Tackling
66
Crossing
83
Free Kick
78
Penalties
78
First Touch
85
Mental82
Composure
85
Aggression
77
Consistency
82
Creativity
80
Leadership
83
Work Rate
77
Tactical83
Vision
85
Off the Ball
82
Defensive Positioning
66
Teamwork
91
Anticipation
81
Marking
54
Player Traits
Attacking 83
Crossing
83
Finishing
81
Heading Accuracy
83
Shot Accuracy
85
Off the Ball
82
Technique 83
Dribbling
84
Free Kick
78
Short Passing
84
Long Passing
85
First Touch
85
Shot Technique
80
Movement 78
Acceleration
73
Pace
75
Agility
83
Balance
82
Physicality 85
Shot Power
85
Jumping
81
Stamina
85
Strength
82
Fitness
91
Defending 62
Marking
54
Tackling
66
Def. Positioning
66
Mentality & Game Reading 82
Aggression
77
Composure
85
Penalties
78
Vision
85
Leadership
83
Work Rate
77
Teamwork
91
Anticipation
81
Consistency
82
Creativity
80
England - Centre MidfielderPeters, Martin
A remarkably intelligent English midfielder, Martin Peters was famously described as being years ahead of his time, and for once the cliché actually fits without needing medical assistance. Tall, smooth and tactically subtle, he moved through games with outstanding timing, arriving late in the box, drifting into space and linking midfield with attack before defenders had properly located him. He was not a pure playmaker, nor a traditional winger or striker, but a sophisticated hybrid who could score, create and balance the team with quiet authority. With West Ham, Tottenham and England, he showed elegance, discipline and a rare instinct for decisive positions, including his goal in the 1966 World Cup final. Less spectacular than the flashier attacking stars, but wonderfully complete. A modern midfielder before modern midfielders had a proper job title.
