First of all, it is stated that tough guys and bad guys are different, and the stars selected for this squad are tough and scrappy fighters, not bad guys who commit violent fouls on the court, some of them are still humble and elegant gentlemen, gentle gentlemen.
Therefore, this set of tough guys is the strongest 11-man formation, which is completely different from the previous ones. Not much to say, straight into the lineup, 5-3-2.
Goalkeeper: Peter Cech
"Tank Man" Cech is a legend of Chelsea's exploits and the greatest goalkeeper in the history of Czech football. In the 2006-2007 season, Petr Cech was kicked in the head by opposing player Steve Hunt in the Premier League against Reading, with a direct fracture of the skull. The injury threatened Petr Cech's life, and although Cech returned to the game with tenacity and amazing perseverance, he had to wear a special protective helmet to continue the battle according to the doctor's request. In this regard, there is a strong-willed "tank soldier" goalkeeper on the field who is not afraid of injuries.
Scavenger: Franz Beckenbauer
"Julius Caesar" Beckenbauer is the greatest scavenger in the history of football and the first man in the history of German football. He was a well-deserved leader on the pitch and a respected gentleman. Beckenbauer plays fairly elegantly, but in an extremely tough style. In the 1970 World Cup in Mexico, the semi-finals between the Federal Republic of Germany and Italy, beckenbauer was put down by the opponent in the 67th minute, resulting in a dislocation of the right shoulder, but at this time the German team had no substitutions, and Beckenbauer continued to play with a bandage after simple treatment. Although the Federal Republic of Germany lost 3-4 to Italy in extra time and missed the final, Beckenbauer's bandaged image of the match has become one of the most classic tough guy shots in World Cup history.
Left-back: Paul Maldini
Maldini is considered the strongest left-back in world football and the most handsome left-back, but he is also a tough guy among tough guys. In the 1994 UEFA Champions League final, Where Baresi and Costacuta were suspended for accumulating yellow cards, Maldini had a back injury, and he performed perfectly as a centre-back; in the 2003 Champions League semi-final against Ajax, Maldini wore a mask to play with a broken nose bridge, playing a new legend of the Predatory Captain; in the second leg of the 2005 Champions League semi-final, Maldini was kicked in the head by the opposing striker Gomez in the second leg of the 2005 Champions League semi-final, and only took a 1-minute break to fight with an injury In the 2007 Champions League knockout round against the Celtics, Maldini postponed surgery and played 2 full legs with a limping leg, and the defense was still dripping. Maldini deserves to be the soul of the Milan team, with the strongest ability, image and style!
Centre-back: Karls Puyol
"Lion King" Puyol is the greatest captain in Barca's history and barca's most tenacious fighter. Puyol on the pitch is scrappy, the style of play is extremely strong, defending, shoveling, scrambling is desperate. Whether in Barcelona or in the national team, Puyol often staged flesh and blood to block the opponent's shots, and it is precisely because of this that Puyol has performed 6 surgeries in his career, 37 injuries before and after, and the Catalan team soul is also worthy of the title of Iron Man Tough Guy.
Centre-back: Yap Stam
At his peak, Stam was one of the best centre-backs in the world, and Stam was scrappy on the pitch, and his tough image has long been deeply rooted in people's hearts. After colliding with Kohler at Euro 2000, the brow bone cracked, and a long blood stain was creepy. At that time, the Dutch team doctor gave him stitches on the sidelines, and Stam always paid attention to the situation on the field during the stitching process, and did not even blink his eyes. For a time, the story of "ancient shaving of bones and healing poisons by cloud lengths, and now there are stitches on the side of Stam's field" was passed as a good story among fans, and more fans intuitively felt Stam's bravery.
Right-back: Philip Phillip Ram
"Team Short" Ram is the double captain of the 2014 World Cup winner Germany and the 2013 Champions League winner Bayern, and is the best spokesman for the German spirit when the German chariot and the South King reach the top of the glory. Only 1.7 meters tall, Ram is a tenacious fighter on the court and will never give in. The Champions League final at the Allianz Arena in 2012 gave fans around the world a glimpse of Lahm's tough guy image! When Drogba scored the winning penalty, the Bayern players all fell on the lawn in grief, only Ram, alone in the middle circle, bravely bearing the wind and rain!
Back: Gnareau Ivan Gattuso.
Gattuso, known as the "butcher", is not really a butcher, although his skills are slightly rough, but his tireless running, physical steals, and brave and tenacious style make him a reason why many coaches are willing to reuse him. Gattuso is a veritable fighter, and his terrifying defensive stats don't come from his efficiency, but from his perseverance. It is precisely because of his never-ending running and strong fighting spirit that he has become the main back of the Italian national team and Milan, and also the best wingman of Pirlo. In the 2003 Champions League final, Milan and Juve played for 120 minutes, and Gattuso ran nearly 20,000 meters!
Front: Pavel Nedved
Known as the "Iron Man", Nedved is the greatest star in the history of Czech football, with a steely fighting spirit and a spirit of never accepting defeat. "Man can be destroyed, but he must not be defeated", this is the true portrayal of Nedved. Whether at the club or the national team, Nedved has always been the scrappy midfield engine. In the 2003 Champions League semi-finals, Nedved led Juve to eliminate the star-studded Real Madrid, but due to the accumulation of yellow cards, the scene at the end of the game was moved by Nedved's kneeling and crying.
Defender: Brian Robson
"Captain Marvel" Robson is the captain of the England national team and Manchester United, and he is the standard spokesman for english football. For him, injury is just a man's medal, and minor injuries can not be in the line of fire is his motto, once fractured three times a season. Robson once said that if one day his leg is broken, it will only be a crushing fracture! As one of the greatest captains in United's history, Robson maintained the last dignity of a traditional giant for United during this gray period of the '80s.
Forward: Gabriel Batistuta
Barty, the "God of War", is the greatest striker in Argentine history, and the long-haired man always exudes a passionate masculinity, and "Barty Goal" is the most passionate gift he has ever given to his fans. Barty's powerful shot shows the confidence and courage of a man, and after he scores, he holds the "battle flag" in his hand, revealing the domineering spirit of solipsism. In Fiorentina's closest season to the Serie A title, Barty insisted on playing despite a thigh injury, but did not want to fall to the ground in the counterattack, and at that moment Barty cried and the fans' hearts were broken.
Forward: Mario Mandzukic
"Super Mario" Mandzukic is more like a gladiator on the pitch, always showing that kind of iron blood and fortitude, giving the impression of being free and carefree. Mandzukic, who must fight for every goal, attack and defend in tandem, and runs at all costs, is the coach's favorite big scene Mr. Mandzukic, and the iron-blooded striker loved by the fans. At Bayern, at Juve and at Atletico, he has made great achievements for the team with his steely fighting spirit!
Well, the above is the tough guy eleven selected by the nagging, dear old iron, how about this squad participating in the Champions League? Can I win the Champions League?