Instead of retiring jerseys in football they get passed on from legend to legend, for example Barcelona's number 10 went from Maradona > Rivaldo > Ronaldinho > Messi or Man United's number 7 went from Cantona > Beckham > Ronaldo or Brazil's number 10 from Pele > Rivelino > Zico > Rivaldo > Ronaldinho > Kaka > Neymar, every club/nation has it's legendary numbers that get passed from legend to legend, which makes certain jerseys very prestigious to wear but it can also put you under alot of pressure, since you're expected to fill the shoes of your predecessor if you get the honor to wear such a jersey.
Probably the most technical gifted footballer ever. And he was indeed all about having fun. He didn't like to train, was often drunk or hangover when playing.
When Ronaldinho was the best, Messi was just a young boy. At first, it was Ronaldinho who helped him integrate. He stayed with him after the workouts and taught him a lot of tricks. Messi had been talented before, but he became the real genius alongside Ronaldinho.
Greetz from Germany! ;-) Ronaldinho is for me the greatest footballer of all time. Your video at 4:52, he sends Football-Ledgends back to the school. Gattuso, Pirlo, Nesta and Stam behind Nesta. Thats all ledgends in football. If you look at the 5:40, Sergio Ramos looks like a little school boy. This day tha Real Madrid audience give respekt and clapped for him. For the biggest rival all time (Barcelona). And the last, at 14:44 he assists the first goal from Messi for barca. He knew this is a goal before the ball was behind the line. Look at his smile!^^
This guy is an absolute genius and legend, somehow he loved to party and that was his biggest problem in his carreer, it's the reason why he was discovered by the top of the world quite late and also why his carreer ended relatively young. This guy was an ultratalent that liked playing football more then winning.
Professional and international football are played on grass. Turf create too many injuries. If you paid closer attention to end video you would seen him passing the ball to Messi for his first goal for Barcelona. Messi was wearing #30 at the time before Ronaldinho passed #10 to him when he left. Ronaldinho was Messi's mentor.
Turf was tried by some teams in the 80s but it was causing too many injuries so they stopped it. Also, it was affecting the bounce of the ball so the game looked weird as well.
9:05 - when a player gets fouled but his team still has possession and the opportunity to progress the ball the ref may decide to play advantage which means no free kick because they kept possession, that’s what he was calling
most football players would prefer grass it’s better for injuries and the ball reacts slightly different to turf. most modern pitches are hybrids but mostly grass
I would say when it comes to pure dribbling messi is the best of all time, messi doesn't really use flashy moves he just uses standard touches of the ball. I would also say neymar and ronaldinho are the best skillers, i wouldnt put one over the other even tho ronaldinho has legend status since he was from a bygone era, but neymar does just as many skills
Neymar would have been so much greater than Gaucho and definitely give R7 and Messi a run for their money if only he focused on being fit, put his ego aside and just played the game.
@@javalsmith2594 bruh, comparing stats has become the most overrated thing ever in football. It doesn't really makes sense comparing stats between football generations because extra factors influence A LOT in football. I mean, compare La Liga and the Champions League in Ronaldinho era with Neymar/Messi era. It was two complete diferent championships, but still, he managed to win both of them being the protagonist and having not even half of Neymar or Messi stats.
The matter with Ronnie is that he resigned from being the best in the world and started going out at night too much. His prime lasted like 3 or 4 years only while some others have been on his prime during lots of years! Much more than Ronaldinho, maybe they were not so good but they played much more time on the top level! I am a Barcelona fan and in the stadium every time he touched the ball the whole crowd was amazed! He was a really special player to watch and enjoy!
Kobe wore number 10 for USA because of Messi. Ronaldinho and Kobe were great friends. One time Kobe went to visit Barcelona’s team and Ronaldinho told Kobe “I’m going to introduce you to the best player in the world.” Kobe replied, “but Ronnie, I don’t understand, you’re the best player in the world.” Ronaldinho then said, “no this player is going to be better than me.” It was a 16 year old Messi
@@DailyMIKAL Kobe loved soccer. He was one of the biggest fans of the sport. He grew up and played soccer in Italy. He was always with Barcelona, Ronaldinho, and Messi. Messi and Ronaldinho actually have the most watch commercial of all time
Ever watched the drunken master movie by Jackie Chan? He's the real life drunken master. Half the time I doubt he even knew whether he was in a night club or the pitch and he still knocked out everybody. He was always blamed by his coaches for partying too much and missing on training sessions. Wayyyyy better than Messi and never too drunk to play...😂 He is the greatest of all time!!
Ive watched a few of these reactions from various people and I'm genuinely shocked that you guys aren't amazed by the crossbar thing,it shows two but he did it four times in a row,do you not realise the level of skill required to do that😮
Ronaldinho is the best Player ever and this is the reason why all new players copied his moves, let me put it this way. Ronaldinho is like MJ in basketball so all young players watch his moves and that's the reason why they make the same moves now days.
Ronnie is the most skillful player ever, way better than both Messi and Cristiano. He could've been the absolute King of football if he had some discipline but he was a real Party animal and he didn't care about being the best. All he wanted to do was having fun playing football and displaying his magic in the field then hit the clubs at night.
Professional football is played in grass but amateur football in a majority is played on turf (at least in my country). Messi, in my opinion, is the better dribbler but Ronaldinho is the most skilled ever. And yes, we retire jerseys too... Messi have complete is transference to PSG and Barcelona decided to retire the #10
some jerseys get retired. rarely tho. like after YEAAARS of service and trophies and dat. the only one i can remember recently is Jude bellingham for birmingham but most people laughed at that one because hes only 18
@@DailyMIKAL nah that jersey has been worn by too many legends to be retired, the legacy of that nr. 10 is bigger than any player so to speak (even Messi)
Football or soccer in the USA doesn't retire numbers . some teams in Europe have been playing since 1800 there would players would be wearing numbers in the hundreds at least
@@DailyMIKAL Yes, but you can stop the video if something else captures your attention... Everybody like to see reactions at every skill, every goal, not missing so many of them. Don't think that the video it will be too long! That's not a problem. The real problem is what I told you...
Instead of retiring jerseys in football they get passed on from legend to legend, for example Barcelona's number 10 went from Maradona > Rivaldo > Ronaldinho > Messi or Man United's number 7 went from Cantona > Beckham > Ronaldo or Brazil's number 10 from Pele > Rivelino > Zico > Rivaldo > Ronaldinho > Kaka > Neymar, every club/nation has it's legendary numbers that get passed from legend to legend, which makes certain jerseys very prestigious to wear but it can also put you under alot of pressure, since you're expected to fill the shoes of your predecessor if you get the honor to wear such a jersey.
perfectly explained mate ;)
Yep.
It happens occasionally, Ajax retired the #14 for Johan Cruijf
It’s possible to retire a jersey but it practically never happens because mostly the numbers are 1 to 11.
Probably the most technical gifted footballer ever. And he was indeed all about having fun. He didn't like to train, was often drunk or hangover when playing.
drunk? do you think a top professional player was drunk when playng? I don't know if it's more stupid to say it or believe it
When Ronaldinho was the best, Messi was just a young boy. At first, it was Ronaldinho who helped him integrate. He stayed with him after the workouts and taught him a lot of tricks. Messi had been talented before, but he became the real genius alongside Ronaldinho.
Greetz from Germany! ;-)
Ronaldinho is for me the greatest footballer of all time.
Your video at 4:52, he sends Football-Ledgends back to the school. Gattuso, Pirlo, Nesta and Stam behind Nesta. Thats all ledgends in football.
If you look at the 5:40, Sergio Ramos looks like a little school boy. This day tha Real Madrid audience give respekt and clapped for him. For the biggest rival all time (Barcelona).
And the last, at 14:44 he assists the first goal from Messi for barca. He knew this is a goal before the ball was behind the line. Look at his smile!^^
Ronaldinho was and still is my favorite player of all time, along with Brazil's Ronaldo #9.
This guy is an absolute genius and legend, somehow he loved to party and that was his biggest problem in his carreer, it's the reason why he was discovered by the top of the world quite late and also why his carreer ended relatively young. This guy was an ultratalent that liked playing football more then winning.
Professional and international football are played on grass. Turf create too many injuries. If you paid closer attention to end video you would seen him passing the ball to Messi for his first goal for Barcelona. Messi was wearing #30 at the time before Ronaldinho passed #10 to him when he left. Ronaldinho was Messi's mentor.
Turf was tried by some teams in the 80s but it was causing too many injuries so they stopped it.
Also, it was affecting the bounce of the ball so the game looked weird as well.
Thanks bro for reacting to my request.
Keep grinding bro🔥🔥🔥
No problem bro and Thanks for the support
Definitely the best skill player ever - he's a god at that.
Yeah he is built different
@@DailyMIKAL
Messi has the best ball control and balance though.
Mate, all he does twists everybodys minds
9:05 - when a player gets fouled but his team still has possession and the opportunity to progress the ball the ref may decide to play advantage which means no free kick because they kept possession, that’s what he was calling
also makes sense for any future highlights where you think “rah that’s a foul”
14:44 Ronaldhino gives messi his first goal for barca:)
most football players would prefer grass it’s better for injuries and the ball reacts slightly different to turf. most modern pitches are hybrids but mostly grass
Yeah I think turf it really only good for American football
I would say when it comes to pure dribbling messi is the best of all time, messi doesn't really use flashy moves he just uses standard touches of the ball. I would also say neymar and ronaldinho are the best skillers, i wouldnt put one over the other even tho ronaldinho has legend status since he was from a bygone era, but neymar does just as many skills
but Ronaldinho was the better player than Neymar though
@@PassportBro_ idk about that their stats dont tell that story
Neymar would have been so much greater than Gaucho and definitely give R7 and Messi a run for their money if only he focused on being fit, put his ego aside and just played the game.
And not been flopping, rolling, playing half dead.
@@javalsmith2594 bruh, comparing stats has become the most overrated thing ever in football. It doesn't really makes sense comparing stats between football generations because extra factors influence A LOT in football. I mean, compare La Liga and the Champions League in Ronaldinho era with Neymar/Messi era. It was two complete diferent championships, but still, he managed to win both of them being the protagonist and having not even half of Neymar or Messi stats.
The matter with Ronnie is that he resigned from being the best in the world and started going out at night too much. His prime lasted like 3 or 4 years only while some others have been on his prime during lots of years! Much more than Ronaldinho, maybe they were not so good but they played much more time on the top level!
I am a Barcelona fan and in the stadium every time he touched the ball the whole crowd was amazed! He was a really special player to watch and enjoy!
you're right about dribbling all time being between Messi and Ronaldinho😂 GG
I'd rank him top2 talentwise and top 15 careerwise all time.
Kobe wore number 10 for USA because of Messi. Ronaldinho and Kobe were great friends. One time Kobe went to visit Barcelona’s team and Ronaldinho told Kobe “I’m going to introduce you to the best player in the world.” Kobe replied, “but Ronnie, I don’t understand, you’re the best player in the world.” Ronaldinho then said, “no this player is going to be better than me.” It was a 16 year old Messi
That’s crazy I didn’t even know Kobe was a big football fan
@@DailyMIKAL Kobe loved soccer. He was one of the biggest fans of the sport. He grew up and played soccer in Italy. He was always with Barcelona, Ronaldinho, and Messi. Messi and Ronaldinho actually have the most watch commercial of all time
When Ronaldinho was moving from Barca, he asked Messi to take that number 10 ❤
Ronaldhino is the best player I've ever seen in my life better than Ronaldo better than Messi
Ever watched the drunken master movie by Jackie Chan? He's the real life drunken master. Half the time I doubt he even knew whether he was in a night club or the pitch and he still knocked out everybody. He was always blamed by his coaches for partying too much and missing on training sessions. Wayyyyy better than Messi and never too drunk to play...😂 He is the greatest of all time!!
Him is MESSI'S master...
"For real" give the assist for the MESSI'S "FIRST GOAL EVER MAKE"
React to why neymar should return to Barcelona!
Also the video you checked out was R9 vs R10!
CR is only for Cristiano Ronaldo which is CR7
he is the mentor of messi.....dinho always says messi is the best player in the world
Messi = 🐐
@@DailyMIKAL for me Always RONALDINHO... 😍😘🐐
R9 was just as good if not better at dribbling along with deadly finishing
Ive watched a few of these reactions from various people and I'm genuinely shocked that you guys aren't amazed by the crossbar thing,it shows two but he did it four times in a row,do you not realise the level of skill required to do that😮
Ronaldinho is the best Player ever and this is the reason why all new players copied his moves, let me put it this way. Ronaldinho is like MJ in basketball so all young players watch his moves and that's the reason why they make the same moves now days.
Bro reaction to neymar do it bro best skillful player
You have just reacted to the God of Football
7:16 some clubs do it, and most clubs do it when one of their players passes away.
So it’s very rare for a jersey retirement
@@DailyMIKAL for the biggest clubs yes.
Ronnie is the most skillful player ever, way better than both Messi and Cristiano. He could've been the absolute King of football if he had some discipline but he was a real Party animal and he didn't care about being the best. All he wanted to do was having fun playing football and displaying his magic in the field then hit the clubs at night.
Ronaldinho was destined to be the greatest but he needed more discipline. This man barely trained 🤣
R10 🐐
Professional football is played in grass but amateur football in a majority is played on turf (at least in my country).
Messi, in my opinion, is the better dribbler but Ronaldinho is the most skilled ever.
And yes, we retire jerseys too...
Messi have complete is transference to PSG and Barcelona decided to retire the #10
But is very difficult to retire a jersey, normally they pass it legend 2 legend
React to Brazil 2006 magic times
Ronaldinho > Messi and Neymar combined
some jerseys get retired. rarely tho. like after YEAAARS of service and trophies and dat. the only one i can remember recently is Jude bellingham for birmingham but most people laughed at that one because hes only 18
Or Maldini's number 3 at AC Milan. But they said if one of his kids makes the first team one day they'd make an exception.
@@benjaminbronnimann3966 isn’t daniel sniffing around the first team now? what’s his number?
So they do retire jersey but rarely. With that being staid you think Messi gets his jersey retired ?
@@DailyMIKAL nah that jersey has been worn by too many legends to be retired, the legacy of that nr. 10 is bigger than any player so to speak (even Messi)
I understand that wouldn’t retire under any player because the number is to valuable and respected
Ronal-dee-neo
We play on everything but professional football is played on grass
Football or soccer in the USA doesn't retire numbers . some teams in Europe have been playing since 1800 there would players would be wearing numbers in the hundreds at least
If a great in 🇺🇸 gets the # before it gets retired, it can be retired twice
BRO IF YOU ASK MESSI WHO IS THE BEST DRIBLER EVER, EVEN HE IS GOING TO SAY RONALDINHO !!!!!!
Turfs hurts as fuck to slide on.
Roh-Nal-Dee-Nyo
Messi is the better dribbler. Ronaldinho has the better ball control and it's more flashy.
You should pay more attention when you react to a such legend... You missed a lot of skills in this video...
But I was busy going crazy over the other skills in the vid 😂
@@DailyMIKAL Yes, but you can stop the video if something else captures your attention... Everybody like to see reactions at every skill, every goal, not missing so many of them. Don't think that the video it will be too long! That's not a problem. The real problem is what I told you...
React to a recent CHRISTIAN PULISIC video Captain America 🇺🇲
I got you bro
Fifa mandates grass
I would say Ronaldinho has better ball control but Messi is the better dribbler, simpler but more efficient