AMERICAN REACTS TO RONALDHINO - THE WORLD'S GREATEST ENTERTAINMENT || REAL FANS SPORTS

[@alexandrerocha6265]

7:23 Fun fact: Nike invited Ronaldinho to do a commercial with Kobe Bryant, and they asked Ronaldinho to kick the ball in to a basketball net, they prepared everyone to shoot for a long time thinking that it would take a long time for him to hit the perfect shot, Ronaldinho did in the first shot, secods after starting the recordings. Of course they asked him to do it again.

[@weimondo]

Even Real Madrid fans gave him a standing ovation.

[@christophercasey3530]

Yea americans probably don't know what that means

[@Maisumnomundo-p9b]

👏

[@boomhaueroo8703]

​@christophercasey3530 some of us do. 😀 but yup, most of us don't.

[@gankstrap]

@@boomhaueroo8703Not only that the opposite fans gave him that standing ovation, the thing is that was El Clasico in the Real Madrid stadium and the whole 80k people did it and keep in mind like 80% are Real Madrid fans

[@boomhaueroo8703]

@@gankstrap yup 😀

[@domenicgalata1470]

He brought techniques from the streets and futsal ( indoor ) and took them to the pitch like no one else. Legend.

[@lickman413]

He is the only player ever to have won a World Cup, a Copa América, a Confederations Cup, a Champions League, a Copa Libertadores and a Ballon d'Or for he is the greatest of all time

[@RealFansSports]

Really?! I didn’t even know that! He was big when I was younger and just getting into the sport. So I didn’t know all the accolades. Thats awesome

[@Rhin0Jay]

Even a prison cup

[@andrewsnows]

@@Rhin0Jay True!

[@mcninja1895]

​@@RealFansSports ele também ganhou um torneio em uma prisão do Paraguai quando foi preso por viajar com passaporte falso, se existe algum título que esse homem não venceu deve ser um título disputado em outro planeta, como brasileiro digo que ele foi o melhor de todos os tempos

[@zxyify2]

His work ethic was too poor for him to be considered the greatest

[@drigerdranzer7514]

Everyone respected Ronaldinho because he was humble and took his time outside the pitch. There are stories about defenders asking him before matches to not make them look stupid because a scout or a girlfriend was there at that game, and he respected that. That's the person he is.

[@elviqv]

Ronaldinho is such a legend that he even won a tittle on a jail tournament when he was in jail in Paraguay a couples years ago. The national paraguayn inter jail tournament 😂

[@lucianac4388]

@@elviqv he won a pig as a prize! Legend

[@vedavyasadasa5802]

Goose bumps, bro I became addicted to watch the reactions to this video of Ronaldinho, maybe already 10 different ones. I watch soccer since before having memories. Every time it's amazing. Let's remember he toyed with the defense elite of that time like Gatuso, Ramos, carvalho etc. 😱🤯🤙

[@Ross.Brown_]

It’s FOOTBALL not soccer 🤭😉

[@lethalchocobo1886]

He doesn't do yoga, martial arts or anything of the kind. He did (and still does) a lot of parties though, which drastically shortened his career. Ronaldinho 2004-06 was on God mode. No amount of training will take you to this level. It's a gift, you either have it or you don't. That's why Ronaldinho, Messi, Maradona, Pelé are so revered.

[@Bugdenl]

Ronaldinho is actually the greatest footballer of all time - If the metric for measurement is simply 'football'. He also encouraged and mentored Messi's breakthrough, even assisting Messi's first Barcelona goal spectacularly.

[@mauroemmanuelsilva4053]

Ronaldinho es de un nivel Altísimo espeluznante! 🎉 ALTO KRAK!!! Saludos desde Argentina!

[@RealFansSports]

He is so good! You might be the first person from Argentina to see our channel! Thank you for the love!

[@vhugom]

Ronaldinho and Ronaldo (R9) are the most gifted players I have seen on a soccer field.If you like indoor soccer(futsal), react to Falcao, the Brazilian legend.

[@MokumHVB]

I love the friendship between them R9 en R10, even they play rivals Real Madrid en Barcelona

[@Libico5]

6:41 the commercial was actually real and the funny thing is that it was a one take video, and a fun fact about it too .. that's the first KZbin video ever to reach 1 million views Yup Ronaldinho got the first million views on KZbin

[@17Jnico]

lol not real at all.

[@aaronjoyce9569]

@@Libico5 No its not real wtf 🤣

[@rabbitshady499]

They actually showed the hocus pocus twice in this video 😅

[@lfc08adam]

At that exact time he looked away from the screen cause he was talking about something

[@OGJessie]

came here to type it

[@THEYLOVELEON]

@@rabbitshady499 also scored on his left more than once 😭

[@HP_line_cook]

It’s hard to believe that another Brazilian player named Dener was considered a better dribbler than Ronaldinho but unfortunately he passed away at age 23 in 1994 via car crash. If he had been alive it would of been a treat to see him and the other Brazilian legends for the time playing the beautiful game.

[@georgesamuels3402]

Yo... Relating him to a running back is probably the best comparison to a NFL player. Its exactly the same tbh. We grow up with a ball at our feet as opposed to in our hands. And football is a game of style and finesse. A QB receives a ball and what's to get rid of it asap. Players like Ronaldhino play exactly like a RB. Pure improvised movement. Its beautiful to watch. Messi had the best mentor a player could imagine. He carried the 10 shirt well

[@antirsipowermate]

His fave hobby is dancing Samba and actually said that dancing is his training.

[@RealFansSports]

That make sense! That’s why those hips are so loose on his cuts

[@chanchan479]

The real "JOGO BONITO" Cheers from Argentina! Nice video! You can also react to "The Beauty of Football - Greatest Moments"

[@laziojohnny79]

I've seen many world class players throughout the years from various stands all over Europe, from Romario and Ronaldo to Gullit, v.Basten en Bergkamp and from Zidane and Henry to Messi and C.Ronaldo. But THE player I enjoyed the most was absolutely Ronaldiñho.

[@DizzyMakavelli]

They showed the movie at least 3 times. You was talking. I was like the dude is missing. I was in agony. 😂 Good video man. Ronaldinho the most random human being on the planet.

[@oneforallcomercio2871]

he did 3 consecutives shoot off the post in his first attempt on the Nike comercial

[@elpaypay9488]

Están Messi, Cristiano, Pelé, Maradona, Cruyff, beckenbauer... y por encima de todos ellos, mirando desde las alturas está Ronaldinho. Lástima que no fuera constante y su prime fuera corto pero ninguno se acerca ni de lejos a la calidad que tuvo esos 5 o 6 años.

[@Richie8406]

11:15 You don't understand. He played in Barcelona and Brazil. He was EXCATCLY where he was supposed to be. For you it's America, in FOOTBALL, it is the world

[@asarofficial5306]

Love from India 🇮🇳❤❤❤ legend

[@alienj272]

It says alot about te player when opposite teams fans are applauding you after scoring. Brazilian players back then used to train on the beach, played a huge part in the balance and technical abilities. Watching Ronaldinho is like watching a magician preform. Best ever to grace the field

[@smilingxassassin]

Guys btw he was the one that assisted Messi 1st ever goal for Barcelona FC. He was the Godsend No. 10 for Barca before Messi. Thanks you 👍.

[@drigerdranzer7514]

21:20 Not only is that keeper tall. It's David Seaman, one of that times best keepers in the world.

[@jacksmith4460]

great reaction fellas really enjoyed it

[@frankbudge2500]

Although he made top defenders look like chumps he was widely respected, he played with a smile and because of this I don't think he was resented. There was no malice in his play, just joy.

[@frankbudge2500]

You mentioned youth players. there's a video of him aged about 6 or 7 and he's already streets ahead of the other players. He's small, but has all the moves. Check it out. Almost unbelievable.

[@tiagocandido1887]

yeap kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6rUi2mcacyLaqMsi=NfthYWaaHXCGROG-

[@justinsavoie4872]

He did do the hocus pocus in the video just the one but that moves insane

[@RealFansSports]

Yeah I noticed when editing 🤣 and yeah it’s one of my favorites

[@justinsavoie4872]

@@RealFansSports haha that it is I remember when I finally caught it my mind was blown and that was after watching it dozens of times lol

[@brunoks6951]

His goal agains UK in 2002 world cup was shockling amazing. It was so far way, the goalie was react to intercept a header, maybe. Ronaldinho saw the oportunity and kicked OVER the goalie, scoring the goal.

[@danielgardecki1046]

21;15 That keeper is David Seaman, who was the teammate of an old customer of mine, on a celebrity gameshow, when I worked in a supermarket. He is now a Darts champion. There were also famous actors, actresses, magicians, and Rugby League players who were customers of mine.

[@puneetmendiratta9014]

Him along with roberto carlos ,ronaldo(brazil)r the few players who were magician and used to play against same quality of player unlike today's top 3..

[@housermag]

This was a really good and well-informed video. The clips with a very young-looking, short-haired Ronaldinho playing for the the Brazilian national team (wearing #21 and #7) are from the World Cup 2002 qualifiers, so 2001 maybe. He was 20-21 then.

[@fixietang92]

his other training was partying haha

[@RealFansSports]

Lmao that is true

[@spyro257]

Ronaldinho does NOT do martial arts, but he's a very good Samba dancer, which u can see in his movements, especially his hips...

[@jessicamelinda3791]

Ronaldinho é pagodeiro, samba muito. Nao tem nada de artes marciais. Ele é feliz, carismatico. Gaúcho. Patrimonio do Brasil. ❤

[@paulosaab]

Ronaldinho started his career at indoor soccer (futsal) which is the big reason why he is to technically gifted. Indoor requires much quicker feet and higher dribbling skills and he was just able to translate it to futebol/soccer. I say "just" but he is the only one that was able to mix futsal and soccer to that level

[@goncalosilvapereira6790]

Ronaldinho and Ronaldo the phenomenon, play friendly matches in support of some charity and it's awesome!!

[@leftundersun]

9:00 this was actually the first time Ronaldinho touched the ball on an official world cup game, he was on the reserve through almost the whole game, but in the middle of the second half the coach sent him to the field for the first time and the first thing he does is this:

[@carlferr]

Ronaldinho was pure entertainment. The real GOAT.

[@aquiestamos3567]

13:55 They say that "Roberto Rivelino" created the "Elástico" trick. He was in the Three time world champion Brazilian team in 1970.

[@MCGZay]

the irony is... all ronaldinho did outside training was party lol he was THAT gifted. But the partying is what made his prime at the top not last long . he was here for a good time not a long time.

[@Morgana0x]

Ronadinho was of the old school Brazilian players - they learnt their skills from playing in the streets in the poor neighbourhoods. They used to say of Brazilian football players that they didn't kick the ball around, they danced with it, and Ronaldinho is a prime example of that. Everyone loved to watch him play. By the way, I don't think you had THOSE cleats - they were a special gold set made for him.

[@l4mb01]

Most talented player of all time

[@SueliSilva-qv2qc]

Inesquecível Ronaldinho gaúcho nós brasileiros o amamos muito e temos certeza que todos os amantes do futebol também o ama obrigado Ronaldinho por tantas alegrias dias felizes o vídeo merece nota 10 parabéns abraços e beijos tchau até mais fiquem com Deus i Love you rock and roll sepultura

[@leftundersun]

21:03 this shot was genius. The keeper could easily get that ball, but he was caught off guard, because everybody and their mom thought Ronaldinho would cross it for someone to head, you can see the goalkeeper out of the goal, prepared to catch it before anyone else, so Ronaldinho shot in a way that would confirm their beliefs, but he aimed to the goal instead, like the massive troll he is 😂

[@Yankee-Football]

Nice reaction, really love seeing more content of Americans getting into soccer. I feel like it is seen as boring but as you can see from Dinho, far from it! Keep the content coming!

[@aminah1]

O melhor do mundo, R10 Ronaldinho gaúcho🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Del_116]

It’s the dancing . Ronaldinho love to dance . He plays with rhythm pure samba .

[@rolandosarabia810]

My brother's mother-in-law was a Brit. She had never seen a basketball game. One night we watched a Bulls game. Her jaw dropped, all she managed to say, was something you said, "that is poetry in motion"

[@RealFansSports]

@@rolandosarabia810 those moments in the sports are what make each sport so amazing! Sometimes it’s pure physicality and sometimes it’s the finesse of the game!

[@goncalosilvapereira6790]

Ronaldinho played, like all Brazilian players, beach soccer and indoor soccer, which means that when they play on an official soccer field, they are fast and full of tricks... "it's the beautiful game"

[@Sindamsc]

Despite his talent, he wasn't the best player in Brazil national team at his time, because Ronaldo Nazario was. Please react to "Ronaldo Fenomeno ● a living legend" video, that's a pretty good compilation of OG Brazilian Ronaldo

[@jufialio6287]

It's called "elastico", that i believe can called elastic in English, this word exist rigth? It was created from amateur player ( i'm not sure if he was amateur or not now) friend of Rivelino, that was the first professional to apply it. By the way Rivelino is the idol of Maradona. Ronaldinho didn't created anything, but applied a lot skills that impressive the world that gringos never saw before. And a lot of these skills came from indoor, and of course streets.

[@k4ndypaint]

he never pissed someone rlly off because he was a very good soul. he was just a natural born talent that learned streetfootball first. hes the rodney mullen of it, a angel.

[@rolandosarabia810]

In some of the still pictures you can see his balance and it truly is something to behold. And you wonder how on Earth can a person do that? Like Jordan defying gravity, Usain Bolt sprinting, Simone Biles making it look so easy. Humans, we have only scratched the surface 😮

[@joshmorri5on455]

A player from Brazil had the ball on his head and they had to remove it because he was fouled. It was many years ago and they called the play "la foquinha" (the little seal).

[@kristopher79]

Kerlon, i think his name was

[@MCGZay]

the crossbar hitting clip was real..he did it again a few years ago

[@muhest]

Ronaldinho didn’t p*** opponents off. Even opponents fans used to applaud him. Even if he wasn’t paid multimillion $ for playing, he had the demeanor of doing this cuz it was fun. He played cuz he loved to play. And he was good at it. A lot of the defenders in these clips are world renowned players themselves. And he still ran circles around them. And he smiled and laughed always, cuz he had fun.

[@RealFansSports]

Well yeah ofcourse but you dont think they dont get mad whenever he is able to get around them lol. They are still competing

[@muhest]

@@RealFansSports Lol … off course they are competitive. And there sure are someone who got p****d. But he had such a joyful and “lets just have fun” personality, that most just enjoyed play with - and against - him. There are even stories of defenders on opposing teams coming up to him before a match, asking him not to make them look ridiculous, cuz a gf or a talent scout would be present at the match. Everyone - all over Europe - regarded him as a brilliantly talented player, who let the fun back into the game. Sadly though - he was kinda instrumental in his own short career. He was also into partying and staying out all night, and not too keen on the team practices, which often led him into trouble with various trainers. Everyone wanted to trade jersey with him after a match. The thing about getting mad at him for making them look stupid … many knew they didn’t stand a chance against him. And that was overall accepted. So the sentiment was sort of “why get mad when we really are unable to do anything”. His joy was contagious on the pitch. Team mates and opponents have all shared the same thoughts of him making his presense felt all over the pitch, simply because he was “just a kid running around a dirt pit, kicking a ball around.” (Which all types of sports should be 😉.)

[@RealFansSports]

@@muhest Oh yeah! Absolutely! Thats why he was my favorite player to watch growing up! Admittedly I wasnt a huge soccer fan, but my friends were so i played and got pretty good for our level of competition. It wasnt until watching Ronaldhino that I actually fell in love with the sport!

[@erdems2]

@@RealFansSports imagine the god playing football. imagine god downgrading to human levels just because, you know, he got it anyways. Then, imagine being an athlete and competing against the god. He humiliates you, let's say. Are you offended, though? I mean, the god just made you look ridiculous. Do you get pissed off like this is the first time? There was no shame. Now again, imagine the god doing all these things above, with a perfect attitude of sportsmanship, a large smile on the face along the ability to put that same exact smile on the opponent fans' faces. Nah. Regardless of what he did to you on the pitch, first, you respected him. They were all elite, competitive athletes but this was like it is not the part of the competition. Just like god would, after 3-4 years of "joga bonita", he left the scene to his minions and went partying, hard!

[@CharlesHenrique-m4y]

Ronaldinho falando pros adversários vem dançar comigo 😂

[@Richie8406]

18:20 It's crazy because the ball comes from his left, he corrects in the turn on his chest to finish back left with a bicycle

[@santanamauricio]

the add is real. people would get to the games 2 hours earlier to see him warm up

[@eljonny3801]

Also... Ronaldinho IS the reason why Messi made it to the first squad. He saw young Messi playing with Barcelona B and he told the manager(coach) Frank Rijkaard, to give him a chance. The rest is history.

[@tsv1348]

05:39 When I did those kind of things for the first time you were kids. Trying more and put more passion in it brings the succes to you. That's the key. And, of course, you have to know about the magic touch...

[@MraAdla210]

Ronaldinho is fire🔥🔥🔥

[@georgesamuels3402]

Bro, this is not a joke. Ronaldhino's other most invested in hobby to fill the gaps when not playing footy, was partying. Not shit bro. Being able to party was usually written into his contract. He hated training. Just loved fooling around with the ball. If he trained and took the game as seriously as CR7 Ronaldo takes his craft, Ronaldhino would've just been another outstanding Brazilian. It was his love for showing off with the ball that motivated him. We literally was an entertainer. To the greatest standard... Peace out dudes

[@Richie8406]

10:28 Elastico by the old Ronaldo, why before basketball. A lot of tricks are mutual with basketball players. Kobe Bryant spoke fluent Italian after his childhood in Italy, he would frequent AC Milan games and picked up some moves. Body, foot, body hand

[@cristuxe9665]

costumamos dizer que Messi fez muitos amarem o Barcelo. CR7, amarem o Real Madrid. E Ronaldinho Gaucho, fizeram muitos amar o futebol.

[@bananaslamma35]

"Is there a limitation to how long the player can rull with the ball on their head" Actually, yes - you're no longer allowed to do this at all in fact. Turns out that when you're doing this (or bouncing the ball on your head as you run past defenders) the only way to stop you is to foul you, so it's no longer allowed. That said, one of the things you'll learn about football is that in terms of showing off, showboating and ball acrobatics, it's actually generally considered an useless skill on the pitch, and it's more of a ball control exercise outside of it. You'll find compilation videos on youtube of amateurs doing crazy trick shots and ball control that wouldn't be able to hack it in pro football. Why am I mentioning this? To emphasize just how much of a MONSTER Ronaldinho was for being able to do it on the pitch. People just don't understand how crazy it is that he was able to showboat and screw around with the ball, not against static dummies or amateurs, but against the very best football players in the world.

[@b.m.p6174]

A magia nos pés dele é única .

[@manuelbana4019]

React to Djalminha

[@marjamkiewdetoledomoraeski936]

Ronaldinho was "the magician", but certain guy called Pelé, invented and made ALL that magical moves 40 years before... ( Recorded only in Black and white back then...)

[@RealFansSports]

I’ve actually done a big school project on Pele! But to say he invented it all would mean the sport has never evolved which it obviously has! But it could not of happen with his and many other past greats’ influence

[@SwagMonster420]

About the ball on head technique, there was another brazilian player that exploited it. I forgot the name of it but it had dolphin in it. it was banned because it was impossible to defend without hurting the person doing it

[@adhominem1342]

what awesome about him is , he got speed, he got strenght , he got accuracy and his control is one of the best ever. ,its sad that he choose to party and drunk and waste his talent.

[@georgesamuels3402]

And yeah, we also play a game called "5's". Always played within an enclosed pitch. Like quarter size of a regular 11's park. And altho we (my generation) call it 5's.. referring to the amounts of players. We will play anything from 1 man Champs. ! goal keeper, and as many out field players that are around and hanging out. Last person to score is out. Until down to the last 2. We do play upto 3 man champs. (unlimited teams of 3, 1 goal, elimination kinda thing), but more that 3 players in a side will pretty much require 2 goalies. Basically a mini game. We have indoor and outdoor 5 a side leagues. We play this as soon as we can walk. Probs why we are so naturally decent with a ball at our feet.

[@frankbudge2500]

Actually he was not a regular trainer,. In fact he was only really interested if the training was with a ball. Must have driven his manager spare!! Then he'd go onto the pitch and make the difference. When he had the ball other players could make runs and take positions safe in the knowledge that he wouldn't lose it and he'd find them with a pass, or use then as a decoy. He was pure talent and played for the joy of playing. The other players were only there for his amusement (not in a nasty way).

[@OGJessie]

dihno is a dancer, zlatan is a kickboxer.

[@Stronghart]

Somehow that last kick he was able to break it like a sinker.

[@arsenalmanic]

the most skilful player !

[@santanamauricio]

finally the rea GOAT

[@nightfallakabrian370]

The crossbar hitting was very real guys

[@tatianapereira7802]

Nossos jogadores brasileiros são diferenciados para nos futebol e arte! Não basta fazer gol tem que dar show! Ronaldinho foi mentor de Messi

[@mariusmitre492]

To me, his moves stand out more than any football player ever.

[@RealFansSports]

I completely agree!

[@brunojoseabrego]

enel minuto 8:30a la izquierda, ese niñito que no podía creer que estaba con ronaldinho, se convirtió en unos años en el DIOS del futbol, juntos ganaron todo lo que se podía ganar, de echo ronaldinho ganó hasta un torneo en prisión en Paraguay, si estuvo preso.

[@tilidin.8132]

RONALDHINO the real GOAT ‼

[@pislarualin3076]

If you keep the ball on your head while running the ref is gonna whistle and that would be called a "ball obstruction" meaning that the possession of the ball will be given to the opponents

[@frankbudge2500]

Goalkeeper trick isn't his idea THB. That was first seen on TV by George Best when playing fro Northern Ireland against England. Oh, and you should check out Bestie. He played at a time quite different from Ronadinho and Messi et al. In Best's day each team he played against designated a player to stop him at all costs. In those days a legal tackle was anything below neck level. Chelsea had a player nicknamed Chopper Harris, guess why. Unfortunately Best was quite literally the best and it made little difference. If he'd played for a country likely to make it the World Cup regularly he'd have been more widely recognised. Its good to hear you have a clear understanding of Football, not that common in the US I think.

[@gearoidosullivan356]

I wish I knew which was the best highlights video of his to recommend, but it'd be interesting to see you react to JAY JAY OKOCHA (so good they named him twice😀). He was a teammate of a very young Ronaldhino at PSG and you can see some of his influence on the Brazilian. Okocha's step over, is actually pretty easy to do but so so deadly.

[@priscilamarcones9457]

Aqui é Brazil vamos Ronaldinho

[@MokumHVB]

Very nice video. Could you react to R9 vs R10? Thats Ronaldo (the real Ronaldo 😉) and Ronaldinho, they both Brazilian, they played Barcelona and Real Madrid. They had an nice friendship and both were amazing footbalplayers.

[@tatianapereira7802]

Os jogadores brasileiros são diferenciados, no barsil não basta fazer gol tem que dar show! Ronaldinho foi o mentor de Messi, no Brasil e comum in dor temos campeonatos sul americano in dor! Mas nosso melhor in dor aliás o melhor do Word é chama falcão reagam a futsal ou futebol in dor com falcão!

[@goncalosilvapereira6790]

For me, my favorite players that I saw play were Romario, Ronaldo Fenômeno and Ronaldinho the Wizard!!! The best team is Brazil, five-time champion of the world!!!!!

[@Demion83]

6:41 I think it is real. I wouldn't have thought it possible but then I got a nephew who was a national player for Papua New Guinea (so no where close to Ronaldhino, not good enough to even play in europe) and he could do that, he would kick from half way and hit the cross post intentionally 4 times in a row, without the ball touching the ground, and on the last rebound head it in. Crazy.

[@RealFansSports]

That’s crazy! Maybe your nephew will Be good enough one day to play in Europe! We hope that he continues to elevate his game and represent yalls family well!

[@Demion83]

@@RealFansSports Probably not at this point. I think he is 30+ now and was only on the cusp of making the PNG national team at the time (when he was about 22), he was the reserve striker. I just think the skill to do that is more common than one might think among pros and near-pros.

[@z.kramer6027]

i think your nephew's real talent might lie in storytelling

[@Demion83]

@@z.kramer6027 I saw it, was with him on the field kicking the ball around.

[@z.kramer6027]

damn you're good too @@Demion83

[@Stronghart]

The ronaldo skills is trully impressive, but the strenght he got from traning europe was absurd, check Ronaldinho body when he was playing Gremio then check a year after he joined PSG.

[@JayD-fx4wc]

that the crossbar drill he can do that like 20x in the row all day

[@Nick-fz6zb]

not sure if anyone commented on it or not, but at minute 8:26 did you recognize the little kid to Ronnie's left?

[@felipeluizalexandre3445]

Bro i'm from Brazil, indoor is so much Fun, you shoud react to falcão, the king of futsal (football indoor) he's a Monster

[@Peter-yj8fj]

there is no arguably about it he was and still is the most complete footballer to have lived and a complete party animal to boot

[@andreiferariu]

Being into sports, the only position that I can equate to the attacking midfielder role that Ronaldinho plays is a Kyrie Irving / Allen Iverson type point guard

[@BastidasEledicion]

*They 🇺🇸 were always terrible at playing F⚽⚽TBALL and because of that frustration...Now I understand WHY THEY 🇺🇸 CHANGED the name to the REAL F⚽⚽TBALL and call that kind of "Helmet Rugby" "football"* 🏈 *They 🇺🇸 prefer to be good at Baseball, American Football, and they are actually very good* *..It would be embarrassing 😅 if they were not good at sports that they 🇺🇸 themselves invented* ⚾😪💤🏈

[@RealFansSports]

I mean I still think if our most athletic people in the US wanted to play European Football than we would be a force to be reckoned with, but the other sports are bigger here and therefore more people learn them and play them growing up.