It was not the team that played the best throughout history, but it was one of the ones that won the most. They had everything a good team needs to succeed: a good goalkeeper, Sepp Maier, a defender who kicked the ball like angels, Franz Beckenbauer, a hard-working and talented midfielder like Rainer Bonhof and a lethal striker, a killer from the box called Gerd Müller, the Torpedo. Along with them, a cast of secondary artists that any film would sign: Hoeness Overath or the predator Berti Vogts. Constancy and practicality were the most characteristic notes of a team that prioritized collective play over individualities.
