Matthews
Stanley Mathews
Stanley Matthews (February 1, 1915 - February 24, 2000) was born in Hanley, Stamford County, England. He is a professional football player in England and works as a right winger.
In 1931, Stanley Matthews began his football career in stoke, then moved to Blackburn in 1947, which caused controversy. He never won a medal before 1943, played a very important role in the FA Cup final in 1953, and returned to stoke in 1961 as a first-line player until he was 50. He has represented England in 54 official international competitions, twice named Footballer of the year (1948 and 1963), and was also named European Footballer of the year in 1956. Later, he was manager of the welport club. He was knighted on February 23, 1965 and retired on April 28, 1965.
On March 5, 2017, Japanese player Junichiro Miura played 54 minutes in the match between Yokohama FC and Nagasaki Chenggong Maru in Japanese professional football league B. at that time, he was 50 years old and 7 days old, which broke a record of 50 years old and 5 days when Sir Stanley Matthews played Fulham in Stoke City in 1965.
Sports career
Stanley Matthews (1915-2000), English football forward, is the son of a boxer. He inherited the indomitable quality of his father's body. The excellent right winger has been playing on the pitch until he was 50 years old.
At the age of 16, Mathews entered Stoke City Club. At the age of 19, he became a member of the England national team. In the years he played for the national team, he won 54 international games, a record that is still unknown. During the Second World War, Matthews served in the Royal Air Force. He was invited to guest star as the forward of the city of Blackpool and joined the team after retiring in 1947, leading his teammates to win the 1953 FA Cup. He played in the 1950 and 1954 world cup respectively. In 1956, 41 year old Matthews was still at Wembley Stadium, causing great trouble to the visiting Brazil's back line. Matthews returned to his hometown Stoke City at the age of 50. A year later, he led Stoke City into the first division with the status of the selected forward!
Mathews is famous for his unpredictable sudden stop and turn and desperate fighting spirit. In recognition of his great achievements, the British royal family awarded Sir Matthew the title.
Life history
Stanley Matheus was born on February 1, 1915 in Storck, between Manchester and Bermingham, the industrial city of England. His father is a professional boxer and his mother is very virtuous. His parents taught Matthews to abide by the law, be restrained and cautious, and be enterprising. Instead of inheriting his father's career, he is fond of football. He entered stoke youth at 14 and made it to the Serie A at 16.
Matthews first played for stoke at the age of 17 in 1932. During that time, he moved to Blackpool, stayed for 14 years, and returned to stoke in the last three years. On April 28, 65, she announced her retirement. A few weeks later, Queen Elizabeth conferred the title of Sir Matthews. Queen Elizabeth praised Matthew as a miracle. He played 698 times in his career, played 54 times for his country, scored 11 goals and won the European Footballer of the year award in 1956.
Matthews is known as "Chaplin on the court". A burst of laughter on the court, he often fell, and "he didn't come easily.". He is good at attacking the West and the East, using skillful ball skills and fake moves to induce the other party to be deceived, forcing the other party to expose their intentions, but he does not reveal himself.
Matthews left behind the wealth of football is dribbling technology. As a generation of dribbling master, he often encountered the infringement of the other side on the field. His way of revenge is to improve the dribbling skills, use higher skills to pass the ball, and avoid the other side's grab shovel. As soon as the ball reaches his feet, he will quickly become a "defiant" and dribble before the opposing defender meets him. When he goes straight to the other side's back, the opponent always retreats or evades, as if pushed far away by him. If the opponent's right leg is extended to intercept, he will break through with the ball to the outside; if the opponent's left leg is extended to intercept, he will break through from the inside. When the other side regardless of three seven 21 straight to him, he will quickly pass the ball to his teammates, let the other side jump into the air.
On May 2, 1953, the FA Cup championship was one of Matthews' masterpieces. The venue is Wembley Stadium. At that time, Bolton team was powerful, leading 3-1 first, but Matthews, with his superb skills, was at a loss to make the opposing guard dizzy and at a loss. He went through the needle and organized the whole team to attack frequently. 15 minutes before the end, Matthews made three magic passes to help Mortenson finish his hat trick and level the score. And 90 minutes Blackpool player Perry relies on Matthews' assist to score the winning goal! In the end, it turned the defeat into the victory with a ratio of 4:3, which became the best one in a hundred years. It was also the only gold cup he had won in his life. This game is also known as the "Matthews final"!
Matthews has played in more than 1000 games and scored more than 100 goals. Matthews' England international career lasted from 1933 to 1957. During this period, he played 52 games on behalf of the national team and scored 11 goals. Due to the lack of football matches at that time and the influence of political factors, he did not have many opportunities to perform in the international arena. With England's withdrawal from FIFA, he was unable to compete in the two world cups in 1934 and 1938. Then, the Second World War delayed his six years of Sports Youth, so that he could only show himself in the 1950 and 1954 World Cup. Unfortunately, bad luck, in the 1950 World Cup, England out of the game too early. In the 1954 World Cup, England was eliminated by Uruguay in the quarter final. Matthews played only three games in the world cup.
In 1963, Matthews, 48, was also named England Footballer of the year. On February 23, 1965, Queen Elizabeth II awarded him the title of "jazz of the British Empire" at Buckingham Palace. On April 28 of the same year, Matthews, 50 and 55 days old, bid farewell to his career as a footballer at his hometown Victoria stadium.
In April 1965, Matthews finished his football career and began to travel around the world. He would teach football knowledge by words and deeds in every country. He spent 25 years touring Maltese, Brazil, Ghana, Zimbabwe, South Africa, the United States, Canada and other countries and regions, covering five continents. Wherever he goes, he always explains the football theory in the most simple and easy to understand language, and never makes a fuss. No matter in the football developed countries or backward countries, he did not care about his own demonstration. Africans once said of Matthews: "to us Africans, he has the sincere maternal love of a mother to a child - boundless and profound. "The depth of his relationship with black people is unbelievable. Residents of the black community in Soweto, South Africa, affectionately called him a "white faced black.".
In 1990, Matthews returned to his hometown after his world tour and celebrated his 75th birthday at his home near stoke. The local people built a statue for him. But he never went to see it, and he felt uneasy about the enthusiasm of the people.
On February 24, 2000, Matthews finished his wonderful life and died peacefully in his home in Stoke. Queen Elizabeth sent a message of condolence to his family on the same day to express her condolence. Prime Minister Blair said: "Sir Stanley was and will always be one of the greatest sports figures of all time. ‘
People from the football industry, fans, officials and overseas confidants went to mourn.
On the weekend of his death, the Council of the English football league ordered a minute of silence for Sir Matthews before all matches.
A century of football legend came and went quietly. When Sir Stanley Matthews died, Pele praised him as "the man who taught us how to play.". Bailey is by no means the only one who has great respect for Matthews. Although Pele is generally regarded as the number one idol in football, it seems that this honor should belong to Matthews. He is evergreen on the green field. As a right winger, he won the European golden ball award at 41 and retired at 50. It's incredible.
Summary and evaluation
Some people may say that Matthews is not lucky, maybe it is, but Matthews' life is wonderful. Although Matthews' football career is not perfect, sometimes it is also a kind of beauty to have regrets. After all, they once had the ability to create perfection!
Career data
Results
Overall results
In Matthews' football career, he has set a remarkable record that he has never been shown a yellow card or a red card.
Award winning record
In 1956, French football magazine began to select the Footballer of the year (Golden Ball award). They awarded the first golden ball to Matthews, 41, for his great contribution to European football.
In 1967, Queen Elizabeth conferred the title of Sir Matthews.
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