Thirty-seven days until the World Cup: Bobby Moore – Itatiaiya Radio

(1962-1966-1970)

One of the greatest defenders in history, Bobby Moore is a hallmark of England’s 1966 world champions, playing at home.

The greatest English team ever had a very strong base and is part of the roster that has names like Gordon Banks and Bobby Charlton, for example.

It was an absolute start for England, he stood out in the three World Cups he played in, a trajectory that began in 1962, in Chile, when the world champion four years later was already on the field, but fell in the quarter-finals, against Brazil. ..

In the 1966 World Cup, defensive strength was one of the secrets of England, who went through the first four matches without leaking. And Bobby Moore has a direct interest in this success.

In 1970, he bid farewell to the World Cup, again falling in the quarter-final against Germany. There were 14 matches played in the competition without any goals scored, but many were avoided, a fact that makes Bobby Moore one of the best defenders in the competition ever.

data sheet

Name: Robert Frederick Chelsea Moore

Born: April 12, 1941

Location: Barking (UK)

History in the cups

Number of opponents registration date Put target stage

5/31/1962 1×2 Hungarian Rancagua 0 . sets

2/6/1962 3 x 1 Argentinian Rancagua 0 . sets

3 6/7/1962 0×0 Bulgaria Rancagua Groups 0

4/10/1962 1 x 3 Brazil Viña del Mar Wednesday 0

5/11/1966 0 x 0 Uruguay Group London 0

6/7/16/1966 2 x 0 Mexico Groups London 0

7/20/1966 2 x 0 France Groups London 0

7/23/1966 1 x 0 Argentina London Wednesdays 0

26/7/1966 2 x 1 Portugal Semi-finals London 0

10 30/7/1966 4 x 2 Germany London Final 0

11/2/6/1970 1 x 0 Romania Groups 0

12 7/6/1970 0 x 1 Brazil Guadalajara Groups 0

11/6/1970 1 x 0 Czechoslovakia Guadalajara Groups 0

6/14 1970 2 x 3 Germany Lyon Wed 0

Relive the past

8 victories

2 draw

4 losses