Special thread : Messi Magics
Special thread : Messi Magics
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Northern Lights
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Yaani Mi bora nikose mechi ya city na United kuliko mechi ya Barca
Tz the Next Congo
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Nikuombe kitu tafta muda wako uangalie mechi hata 3 tu za barca Messi akiwa uwanjan
Af uje useme magoli anayofunga Messi ni sawa na ròoney au mchezaji yeyote....
Most Messi goals some creativity/magic or beuty ....haya ni maneno yao wao ma...commentator.
Usibishe kwa kuwa ulisha mchagua huyo wako uliyemchagua ila sifa zinaenda kwa Messi.
Sio uchawi ndio kapewa na mungu
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Umefumbuliwa macho baada ya kuwa kipofu muda mrefu, ulichokiona Mara ya kwanza ni kondoo. Halafu macho yako yakafumba tena. Kwa hiyo mpaka sasa unaamini hakuna mnyama mkubwa kuliko kondoo.
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Mie mpira naujua fika na Messi nimeshamuangalia mara chungu nzima kila wiki BARCA wakikipiga namuona. He is great player but not to the same level as Ronaldinho. Mie sibishi tu nawawekea na ushahidi wa wachezaji waliowahi kukipiga naye.
Boateng: Ronaldinho was better than Zidane, Pele, and Maradona
Not even Zinedine Zidane, Pele, or Diego Maradona had the pure talent possessed by Ronaldinho, according to the Brazilian's former AC Milan teammate Kevin-Prince Boateng.
Often accused of wasting his potential to be one of the world's greatest-ever players,
"At Milan he was no longer the Ronaldinho from his heyday, but when he wanted to, he showed what he could do with the ball and it was so impressive," Boateng told Fox Sports.
"In those moments you realised he was the best player in the world, beyond Zidane, Pele, or Maradona.
what he could do with the ball and it was so impressive," Boateng told Fox Sports.
"When he wasn't out the night before and had rested well, he came to training and told the players who he'd nutmeg that day, and he always did it.
"He could hit the crossbar however many times he wanted and juggled the ball like you couldn't imagine, it was impossible to find a player with such talent."
Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino described Mousa Dembele as a "genius" as he compared the midfielder to Diego Maradona and Ronaldinho.
Read more at Dembele a genius like Maradona and Ronaldinho - Pochettino
Maradona on Ronaldinho:
Are there any players who have surprised you recently?
Felipe Melo has been a great find for Brazil and Hulk of Porto has also made a big impact. I'm intrigued by Ronaldinho too. He's looking fit again but he's lost that explosive power he had. I'd love to see him do his feints again and get away from people. I hope he gets that back, but only after he plays us of course.
Boateng: Ronaldinho was better than Zidane, Pele, and Maradona
Not even Zinedine Zidane, Pele, or Diego Maradona had the pure talent possessed by Ronaldinho, according to the Brazilian's former AC Milan teammate Kevin-Prince Boateng.
Often accused of wasting his potential to be one of the world's greatest-ever players,
"At Milan he was no longer the Ronaldinho from his heyday, but when he wanted to, he showed what he could do with the ball and it was so impressive," Boateng told Fox Sports.
"In those moments you realised he was the best player in the world, beyond Zidane, Pele, or Maradona.
what he could do with the ball and it was so impressive," Boateng told Fox Sports.
"When he wasn't out the night before and had rested well, he came to training and told the players who he'd nutmeg that day, and he always did it.
"He could hit the crossbar however many times he wanted and juggled the ball like you couldn't imagine, it was impossible to find a player with such talent."
Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino described Mousa Dembele as a "genius" as he compared the midfielder to Diego Maradona and Ronaldinho.
Read more at Dembele a genius like Maradona and Ronaldinho - Pochettino
Maradona on Ronaldinho:
Are there any players who have surprised you recently?
Felipe Melo has been a great find for Brazil and Hulk of Porto has also made a big impact. I'm intrigued by Ronaldinho too. He's looking fit again but he's lost that explosive power he had. I'd love to see him do his feints again and get away from people. I hope he gets that back, but only after he plays us of course.
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Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo? Whatever one's thoughts of the legitimacy of the comparison, there is no denying that it is a question which has defined a generation. Everyone picks one or the other. Well, almost everyone.
In Deco, one could not hope for a more impartial judge, and when the former Portugal and Barcelona midfielder was asked for his preference in the summer of 2016, he found fault with the question.
"Ronaldinho was far more gifted than Leo or Cristiano," he countered. "He was a natural with special ability. Whenever we gave the ball to him, the moves and goals were from a different world."
It is difficult to disagree. After Ronaldo (the Brazilian version) had changed the entire perception of what a No.9 could do, Ronaldinho came along and changed the entire perception of what a footballer could do.
He brought the tricks and flicks of futsal to a full-sized football field. He pulled off pieces of skill that nobody had seen before.
Kevin-Prince Boateng tells remarkable tales of Ronaldinho hitting the crossbar three times in a row in training just because he could. "We wondered how it was possible there was so much talent in one body," he gushed.
Eidur Gudjohnsen, meanwhile, became convinced that Ronaldinho was capable of defying the laws of physics.
"When you play with him and see what he does with a ball, nothing surprises me any more," the former Barca forward admitted. "One of these days, he will make the ball talk."
He could certainly do anything he wanted with it but, as Brazil and Real Madrid legend Roberto Carlos pointed out, "it wasn't just about the tricks - he created and scored the goals to match his ability."
Indeed, his stunning strike against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in 2004, from a standing position, was the most exhilarating, bewitching and bemusing illustration of him marrying skill and substance.
In truth, there were innumerable examples of his outrageous ability. Indeed, Ronaldinho became a human highlight reel; an entire generation watched Barca games just to see what he could, and would, do next.
Because of a scheduling dispute in the lead-up to an international break, his Blaugrana debut, against Sevilla, kicked off at five past midnight on September 3, 2003.
In spite of that, 80,000 supporters still flocked to Camp Nou to see their new Brazilian superstar. Not one regretted that decision.
At around 1.30am, Ronaldinho picked up the ball inside his own half, skipped past two opponents and then unleashed a stunning 30-year drive that crashed off the crossbar on its way into the net. Barca drew the game but Ronaldinho had brought hope back to Barca. In time, he brought trophies too.
David Beckham once said, "There was a period in Ronaldinho’s time at Barcelona where he was almost unplayable." It was between 2004 and 2006, when Barca won back to back Liga titles, as well as the Champions League.
On a weekly basis, Ronaldinho did things that took that breath away – and all the while with that endearingly toothy grin on his face.
Frank Rijkaard enthused, "He transmits a lot of joy and pleasure playing the game, and he has individual skills that are of such a high level that everybody in the world adores him."
In Deco, one could not hope for a more impartial judge, and when the former Portugal and Barcelona midfielder was asked for his preference in the summer of 2016, he found fault with the question.
"Ronaldinho was far more gifted than Leo or Cristiano," he countered. "He was a natural with special ability. Whenever we gave the ball to him, the moves and goals were from a different world."
It is difficult to disagree. After Ronaldo (the Brazilian version) had changed the entire perception of what a No.9 could do, Ronaldinho came along and changed the entire perception of what a footballer could do.
He brought the tricks and flicks of futsal to a full-sized football field. He pulled off pieces of skill that nobody had seen before.
Kevin-Prince Boateng tells remarkable tales of Ronaldinho hitting the crossbar three times in a row in training just because he could. "We wondered how it was possible there was so much talent in one body," he gushed.
Eidur Gudjohnsen, meanwhile, became convinced that Ronaldinho was capable of defying the laws of physics.
"When you play with him and see what he does with a ball, nothing surprises me any more," the former Barca forward admitted. "One of these days, he will make the ball talk."
He could certainly do anything he wanted with it but, as Brazil and Real Madrid legend Roberto Carlos pointed out, "it wasn't just about the tricks - he created and scored the goals to match his ability."
Indeed, his stunning strike against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in 2004, from a standing position, was the most exhilarating, bewitching and bemusing illustration of him marrying skill and substance.
In truth, there were innumerable examples of his outrageous ability. Indeed, Ronaldinho became a human highlight reel; an entire generation watched Barca games just to see what he could, and would, do next.
Because of a scheduling dispute in the lead-up to an international break, his Blaugrana debut, against Sevilla, kicked off at five past midnight on September 3, 2003.
In spite of that, 80,000 supporters still flocked to Camp Nou to see their new Brazilian superstar. Not one regretted that decision.
At around 1.30am, Ronaldinho picked up the ball inside his own half, skipped past two opponents and then unleashed a stunning 30-year drive that crashed off the crossbar on its way into the net. Barca drew the game but Ronaldinho had brought hope back to Barca. In time, he brought trophies too.
David Beckham once said, "There was a period in Ronaldinho’s time at Barcelona where he was almost unplayable." It was between 2004 and 2006, when Barca won back to back Liga titles, as well as the Champions League.
On a weekly basis, Ronaldinho did things that took that breath away – and all the while with that endearingly toothy grin on his face.
Frank Rijkaard enthused, "He transmits a lot of joy and pleasure playing the game, and he has individual skills that are of such a high level that everybody in the world adores him."
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Kwahyo Gaucho je? naye hayupo? Unazi unasumbua sana.
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Gaucho ana record gani anayomzidi messi?
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Wako akina Maradona. Beckham, Rijkaard wote hawa wanajua vitu vya Ronaldinho, lakini pimbi wewe unayejifanya kuujua mpira bado hutaki kuamini.
Not everything in football can be measured by statistics and when you watch Messi you fall in love with BARCA but when you watch Ronaldinhio you fall in love with FOOTBALL.
Ronaldinho was above Messi’s level and Messi won’t reach that level even if he plays football for another 10 YEARS.
Not everything in football can be measured by statistics and when you watch Messi you fall in love with BARCA but when you watch Ronaldinhio you fall in love with FOOTBALL.
Ronaldinho was above Messi’s level and Messi won’t reach that level even if he plays football for another 10 YEARS.
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Pele pekee ndio kamzidi andunje messi.. Kwa kizazi cha sasa andunje messi hana mpinzani
