Bobby Moore

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PLAYER INFO

Name	Robert Frederick Chelsea Moore
Date of Birth	12 April 1941
Place of Birth	Essex, England
Date of Death	24 February 1993 (aged 51)
Place of Death	London, England
Career	1958-1978
Position	Defender
Previous Editions	FIFA 20, FIFA 19, FIFA 18, FIFA 17, FIFA 16, FIFA 15

SHORT BIOGRAPHY

Bobby Moore (born 12 April 1941) is regarded as English football’s greatest hero. A centre-back by trade, Moore’s game was typified by his exceptional composure and defensive intuition. He was known for being a world-class defender, leader, icon and a true champion.

Made captain of his country at 22, Moore led his club side, West Ham United to domestic and European silverware in 1964 and 1965 respectively, before taking England to glory on home soil in the 1966 World Cup. Bobby Moore’s legacy – both as a footballer and as a man – lives on today, and will do for generations to come.

YEARS

TEAM

APP

GOALS

16	West Ham	642	27
3	Fulham	150	1
0	SA Thunder	24	1
0	Seattle Sounders	7	0
0	FC Midtjylland	9	0

11	England	108	2

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BASE

RELEASE DATES

Packs	October 20 - December 20
Transfer Market	October 20 - September 21
FUT Draft	October 20 - December 20
Swap Icons	He hasn't featured in any ICON Swaps release

STATS

Acceleration	71
Aggression	72
Agility	80
Balance	81
Composure	91
Crossing	71
Curve	71
Def. Awareness	91
Dribbling	61
Finishing	48
FK Accuracy	65
Heading Accuracy	84
Interceptions	91
Jumping	82
Long Passing	86
Long Shots	67
Penalties	74
Positioning	59
Reactions	90
Short Passing	82
Shot Power	76
Sliding Tackle	89
Sprint Speed	69
Stamina	92
Standing Tackle	90
Strength	82
Vision	79
Volleys	61

1964

A young Bobby Moore broke into the West Ham United team in the late 50’s, and soon became captain for the club he would represent for more than a decade. The defender earned a reputation as an intelligent, composed Number 6 with an excellent ability to read the game, and became a mainstay in the England team. He led his club to their first major domestic and continental cup successes, as the Hammers won the FA Cup in 1964 and the UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup in 1965.

MID

RELEASE DATES

Packs	October 20 - February 21
Transfer Market	October 20 - September 21
FUT Draft	October 20 - February 21
Swap Icons	He hasn't featured in any ICON Swaps release

STATS

Acceleration	67
Aggression	80
Agility	79
Balance	82
Composure	94
Crossing	71
Curve	70
Def. Awareness	93
Dribbling	61
Finishing	48
FK Accuracy	66
Heading Accuracy	86
Interceptions	93
Jumping	81
Long Passing	87
Long Shots	66
Penalties	76
Positioning	61
Reactions	94
Short Passing	88
Shot Power	75
Sliding Tackle	90
Sprint Speed	66
Stamina	88
Standing Tackle	91
Strength	82
Vision	81
Volleys	61

1970

Bobby Moore embarked on his final years at West Ham as an idol for both club and country, as well as the 1970 Ballon d’Or runner-up after again impressing on the world stage for England. He was awarded his testimonial for the Hammers shortly after. The defenders’ consistency and dedication led to him breaking numerous records, at the time claiming the all-time West Ham appearance record, as well as becoming England’s most capped player. He still holds the record for most England games as captain.

PRIME

RELEASE DATES

Packs	December 20 - September 21
Transfer Market	December 20 - September 21
FUT Draft	December 20 - September 21
Swap Icons	He hasn't featured in any ICON Swaps release

STATS

Acceleration	69
Aggression	80
Agility	82
Balance	83
Composure	94
Crossing	72
Curve	72
Def. Awareness	94
Dribbling	66
Finishing	55
FK Accuracy	66
Heading Accuracy	88
Interceptions	92
Jumping	84
Long Passing	89
Long Shots	68
Penalties	76
Positioning	61
Reactions	93
Short Passing	92
Shot Power	77
Sliding Tackle	92
Sprint Speed	68
Stamina	93
Standing Tackle	94
Strength	83
Vision	81
Volleys	64

1966

The 1966 FIFA World Cup™ was held in England and led to the country’s only major international success. Captained by Bobby Moore, the hosts were defensively superb, not conceding until the semi-final. Wembley was the venue for the final, West Germany were the opposition and history was made, with Moore providing two assists to his West Ham team-mate Geoff Hurst as England won 4-2 after extra time. The defender was named in the All-star team of the tournament for his performances.

PRIME MOMENTS

RELEASE DATES

Packs	February 21 - September 21
Transfer Market	February 21 - September 21
FUT Draft	February 21 - September 21
Swap Icons	He hasn't featured in any ICON Swaps release

STATS

Acceleration	71
Aggression	80
Agility	83
Balance	83
Composure	95
Crossing	80
Curve	74
Def. Awareness	96
Dribbling	67
Finishing	57
FK Accuracy	67
Heading Accuracy	90
Interceptions	95
Jumping	86
Long Passing	96
Long Shots	69
Penalties	77
Positioning	62
Reactions	94
Short Passing	96
Shot Power	79
Sliding Tackle	97
Sprint Speed	71
Stamina	95
Standing Tackle	98
Strength	85
Vision	83
Volleys	65

1966

Bobby Moore played an integral role in guiding England to glory in the FIFA World Cup™ final in 1966. As well as being England’s captain, Moore’s smart thinking in the first half allowed him to deliver a quick free-kick which Geoff Hurst netted to bring England to 1-1. However, he topped this moment when deep intro extra-time, Moore played a long ball forward from defence to set Hurst away to score England’s 4th and seal FIFA World Cup™ glory.