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A user named d9rat created some stats for classic players for PES3. Sadly, he hasn't been heard from in a while; he could probably make some contributions to this thread. Anyway, his stats for Meazza and a couple of other classic players are here...

Good to know. Thanks.

I notice no numbers given for this player's brows. Does this mean you think the default numbers for Rossi's brows are correct as they are?

Just got around to unlocking Classic England, and while I was applying the appearances on this thread to the players (excellent, by the way), I noticed that John Barnes is listed as left-footed with weak foot stats of 4 and 3. There are versions of him made for other forum threads for versions...

Have had Winning Eleven 9 for a couple of weeks now, and in between trying to figure out how to cross the ball so that it gets onto my strikers' heads, I noticed a couple of errors in their classic players, specifically that Chilavert and van Tiggelen are both right-footed when they should be...

Sivori, thanks for creating Guillermo Franco. I'll put your creation to good use. One thing, though: He was born in Argentina, but he has been capped by Mexico (making him a subject of controversy) and figures to be a strong candidate for their World Cup squad, so his nationality should be Mexican.

The rosters in Winning Eleven 9 include most of the summer transfers (Vieira is at Juventus) but not all of them (Baros is still at Liverpool). Does anyone know where I can obtain updates for the game's North American version?

I posted Southall here http://www.pesinsight.com/showpost.php?p=438435&postcount=77. The appearance is for PES4, though, so someone else will have to do the necessary tweaks for PES5.

I found the list here: http://www.uefa.com/uefa/history/5050/index.html. You have to click on the banner that reads "The Golden Jubilee 50 Years" on the top line. A window will pop up and give you all the names.

Skoblar was born in Privlaka, so his nationality should be Croatian. Thanks for the creation, lemmy.

Here's another image for Muller: http://www.as.com/diarioasmedia/impresa/media/200501/20/futbol/20050120dasdaiftb_31_I_LCO.jpg

Thanks so much to michaelh1990 for recent posts -- I've been looking for a version of Ceulemans. One correction to his appearance, though: His eyes are blue, as you can see in this photo. http://pub.tv2.no/nettavisen/sport/cl/article443131.ece. Looking forward to any other classic players you...

Good to have you back, krookwk. Hope you and everyone else here had a festive (or restful) New Year. YV84, Gerd_Muller, and lemmy have all helped pick up the slack in your absence. Looking forward to more player creations from you and others, along with the American release of WE9 some time next...

If you're making Zamora's appearance, you may want to give him a cap. I've seen a number of photos of him wearing a cap while playing, here http://www.pericosonline.com/columnes2.php?idcol=396 and here http://www.gazzetta.it/speciali/mondiali/2002/archivio/la_stella/la_stella_1934.shtml...

Stats and appearance for Kazimierz Deyna ("Paul Wolcheck") are already on this thread. I wouldn't mind having the other real-life players on the squad (Mike Summerbee, John Wark, etc.) posted here, especially Paul van Himst as Pele's strike partner. I'm less interested in creating "Robert Hatch"...

Good to have you back, krookwk. Also, thanks to YV84 for Netto. I've been waiting for stats for him -- as is true in real life, good left backs in the game are hard to find.

Bruce is here: http://forum.pesinsight.com/showpost.php?p=437108&postcount=52.

I may have some stats, too. I don't have PES 5 yet, so let me know which players you need, and I'll see whether or not I have them.

Does Jorge Cadete figure into your Classic Portugal team?

Been away from my computer because of the extended holiday over here, so I'm just now hearing about George Best's death. I never saw the man play, but I know that when he joined a team in Canada called the Vancouver Whitecaps (still in existence, by the way), he joked that he did it because he...