100 players · 1 formula · 0 consensus
A formula that scores strikers and sweepers on the same scale — trophies, output, and peak skill, weighted equally. You don't have to agree with it. That's the point: vote, argue, and watch the contest play out live.
The formula
Score = (T + O + P) ÷ 3
Equal weight, no era discount. A 1950s sweeper and a 2020s striker are judged on the same scale, at their peak, on their own terms — and each pillar is scored relative to what excellence looks like at that position, so a center-back isn't punished for not scoring 30 goals a season.
League titles, World Cups, continental cups — what they actually won, and how central they were to winning it.
Goals and assists for attackers; defensive actions, duels and distribution for defenders; saves and command of the box for keepers.
How dominant they were at their absolute best, and how their peers and the history of the game regard them.
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20 matches · 1 formula · 0 consensus
A formula that scores a 6–1 cup tie against a tense 1–0 final on the same scale — drama, quality, and legacy, weighted equally. Vote on whether the formula got it right.
The formula
Score = (D + Q + L) ÷ 3
Equal weight, no era discount. A scrappy penalty shootout and a technically pristine final are judged on the same scale — drama doesn't outrank quality, and a famous result doesn't outrank how the match was actually played.
Comebacks, late goals, scoreline tension, and what was actually on the line when it happened.
The technical and tactical level of the match itself, as a contest of skill rather than just outcome.
How the match is remembered, and the lasting mark it left on the sport's history.
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