Néstor Gorosito | 1993-1995

[PES Stats Database]

Nickname: Pipo

Club: San Lorenzo & Universidad Católica
Number: 10 (in teams) | 11 in (Copa América 1993 with Argentina)
Position: *AMF, (Optional: CMF)
Nationality: Argentina
Era: 1988-1994
Age: 26-30 (14-04-1964)

Foot: R
Side: B

Length: 176
Weight: 72

Attack: 79
Defence: 37
Balance: 75
Stamina: 72
Top Speed: 71
Acceleration: 69
Response: 72
Agility: 82
Dribble Accuracy: 88
Dribble Speed: 68
Short Pass Accuracy: 85
Short Pass Speed: 80
Long Pass Accuracy: 87
Long Pass Speed: 77
Shot Accuracy: 75
Shot Power: 82
Shot Technique: 79
Free Kick Accuracy: 88
Curling: 91
Header: 61
Jump: 59
Technique: 88
Aggression: 70
Mentality: 76
Keeper Skills: 50
Team Work: 78

Injury Tolerance: B
Condition/Fitness: 6
Weak Foot Accuracy: 6
Weak Foot Frequency: 6


CARDS:
P01 - Classic NO.10
P06 – Pinpoint Pass
S02 - Passer
S04 – PK Taker
S06 – Outside Curve
S21 – Step On Skills

SPECIAL ABILITIES:
*Dribbling
*Playmaking

[Luxo0x0]

Great player, excellent work

[dwid]

https://youtu.be/XI1u05yaofw

[Link man]

Now that we are in quarantine, I started to watch videos of foreign players who spent their time in Chilean soccer in the 1990s, what an incredible time.

Gorosito must be the closest thing to Valderrama I have ever seen, an impressive technique and elegance, which I think the Argentine team wasted, yes, it does not mean that they had many monsters at that time, it was impressive. I loved his way of playing, so calm and serene, and also an incredible punch. Católica had Gorosito and Acosta, la U had Leo Rodríguez and Colo Colo had Marcelo Espina

Going back to the set, the set is a bit old, nor would Gorosito have 80 of DS hahaha, I think that mainly the speeds should drop, the resistance also, that is, he ran when necessary, he was one of those footballers who play a lot with his head. I also think that his attack was much better than 76. And in the technical aspect, his technique was incredible, I don't know if he reaches the 90's, but he did touch.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uj-erzfZX9c

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kuXPT7DrHho

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=r-JLIDmE00U

[Link man]

i don't know what they think

[Vickingo]

Indeed, i watched some of him sometime ago and i was impressed about how smart and the way he naturally used his long passing all the time to assist and give football. He was such a great ball-protector, but he wasn't strong and he was really slow (at least in San Lorenzo and in U. Catolica just like you said).

I should re-watch him, but i remember being much more impressed about his lpa than his spa (which was increible as well). Should have higher att and much lower all speed and stamina.

Btw era is too long. He should have at least 2:
1986-1990 (River & Tirol) - won it all
1993-1995 (San Lorenzo & U Catolica) - Won Copa America 1993

And probably one for his later years:
1996-1999 (Yokohama Marinos & back to SL) but it's not that necessary

[Link man]

Indeed, i watched some of him sometime ago and i was impressed about how smart and the way he naturally used his long passing all the time to assist and give football. He was such a great ball-protector, but he wasn't strong and he was really slow (at least in San Lorenzo and in U. Catolica just like you said).

I should re-watch him, but i remember being much more impressed about his lpa than his spa (which was increible as well). Should have higher att and much lower all speed and stamina.

Btw era is too long. He should have at least 2:
1986-1990 (River & Tirol) - won it all
1993-1995 (San Lorenzo & U Catolica) - Won Copa America 1993

And probably one for his later years:
1996-1999 (Yokohama Marinos & back to SL) but it's not that necessary

In fact, as you said, he occupied the LPA much more than the SPA. As I told you, it was a style similar to Valderrama, especially in its football peak.

If I also think that its stages are very long.

[Link man]

in the end if @Vickingo update will be done ??

[Vickingo]

Editor doesn't work man, can't do anything atm. Changed values in here.