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[@marcospinelli3257]

One thing I like you mentioned that Maradona had compared to most of today's players, which is not mentioned often, is that the guy didn't 'act'. If you watch full games and not highlights, you'd notice that even after being hit, he tried to carry on as much as he could. No diving, no drama, no faking. He has played seriously injured countless times. I personally find that commitment admirable.

[@danielerizzi3172]

And it's important to mention that, when he was playing in Barcelona before going to Napoli, an opponent broke his leg (the bone of his leg), That injury alone would have ended many players career. Also the opponent took only a 10 games ban, this to let you reflect on how much hard was playing in that football era. His opponent was nicknamed "The butcher of Madrid" even before fouling Maradona.

[@gladysperalta7788]

Gracias por reaccionar a Diego Maradona... lo vamos a extrañar mucho, mucha tristeza aquí... saludos desde Argentina!

[@giuliana2610]

Gracias Argentina desde Italia

[@d10srelish40]

The most gifted player ever... he was magical... to many he is the greatest ever. RIP DIEGO 💙 .

[@Kriegerdammerung]

El Pibe de Oro (= the Golden Boy), the GOAT is not dead, he is in mounting eternal guard on the Bombonera football field. If you go there and stay for a while, you will feel his presence.

[@Emy-fv5ny]

There will never be another Diego, he was genius and he was unique.

[@Voilento]

The best ever..... Just if you look at the tackles of the time vs now, he got kicked down alot more, compared to lets say messi today

[@thenorseprodigy7466]

That's why footballers like Neymar, etc from today won't survive in the 80s era

[@marcianoterricola]

Yes, totally agree

[@cazadordeduendes]

Imagine what Maradona would be today! RIP legend

[@aleixvallejo7976]

Well, it's true that tackles were a lot more brutal but on the other hand defenders were in general slower and less athletic than nowadays. The backpass rule changed defenders a lot.

[@Voilento]

@@aleixvallejo7976 true the speed of the game is a lot faster now, but the offensive players was not protected by the ref. Just look at players like Maradona and Laudrup.... But it is Hard to compare Them to todays players

[@javi589]

The best of the history, Gracias Diego!!!!

[@aliahmad-el1my]

Magician of football. The true one man show stopper.. Greatest of all time

[@virginiaargentina]

Maradona dejo todo en.la cancha...siempre dio lo mejor y mas!!! Podran imitarlo pero igualarlo jamas!!! Eterno Diego!! Saludos desde Santa fe Argentina!!!

[@mateocarabajalmore7326]

Tus palabras me suenan copiado

[@virginiaargentina]

@@mateocarabajalmore7326 es una las frases mas comunes aca!!!!

[@Johndoe-kw5zr]

My favorite player of all time RIP

[@Icaroenpicada]

gracias por esto, por cierto maradona es MUY conocido en la india por mas que el futbol no sea el deporte mas popular, y en blangladesh es casi un heroe como en argentina. Saludos desde Buenos Aires!.

[@rickpeck9892]

Es cierto... Cuando estuvo alla casi provoca una revolucion... Lo adoran casi como en Napoles...

[@nate-404]

Celebrating the Legend!!! Thank you!

[@Alejandroiutub]

Thanks for your video guys!!! And you're absolutely right about how he got kicked, elbowed, tripped, everything and he still played, always defending or fighting for the ball. You saw the picture of his ankle during the WC '90? He did not cared about pain he always wanted to play, he loved football and Argentina so much. That's why we will always remember him. It's not that he was just the most skilled player EVER, he was passionate, he always wanted to play and defend the colors he loved. RIP Diego. And thanks again guys.

[@gabkoost]

Maradona was the Michael Jackson of football. He brought a completely different style into his craft. Such a technical, elegant, beautiful and harmonious style that no one had ever imagined previously. There was a BEFORE and an AFTER those people. We now see all those pop stars breaking it down and it is part of mainstream stage presence. But Michael Jackson was the revolutionary genius that came up with this unseen and mesmerizing style that made him a global superstar like we never saw before or since. Maradona is exactly the same. His level of technique and creative, elegant play fell into the world of football like a nuclear bomb. In a time where things were very conformist and standardized, Maradona absolute freedom of play and unlimited technical resources turned him into a REAL ALIEN. And i will NEVER compare him to Messi. Messi is nothing like him. The only common points are their size, shirt number and on ball ability. That's it. While Maradona was a creative center midfielder who wasn't at the end of most plays, Messi always played as a forward or winger that ended up for most of his career as finishing plays. Messi is a perfect player in the sense that he will always take the proper decision, execute at the right moment, perfectly immerse himself in the system that was created around him. Maradona is the absolute opposite. Maradona was chaos. Maradona was the system in himself. He would keep the ball much more than Messi. Rush defenders most times. Lose possession more than Messi etc. But strangely enough, this humanity is Maradona's game, Vs the computational perfection of Messi approach, is what turns Maradona into the better player. Why? Because no matter how many goals Messi scores, we all know that his lack of human presence is a turn off in terms of leadership. Maradona would have DIED in that field for that 1990 world cup. Maradona assuming the game and attacking players 1 vs 3 20 times a game and getting tackled by the neck and kicked down 30 times a game signals a lot to his team mates. It essentially tells them that they can count on him for whatever happens. The result of this is a clear uplift in team spirit and performance. Only this way can you win leagues and European trophies with Napoli or make multiple World Cup appearances with a non favored Argentinean squad. Messi would and HAS abandoned his national team because he got frustrated. He does have an horrible attitude when Barça is in a bad moment. His body language is horrendous in that sense. In fact, in terms of motivation and capacity to raise for the occasion as a player and leader, i find Maradona much more similar to Cristiano Ronaldo than Messi. That's why Maradona said himself that Messi needed to be a but more like Ronaldo in terms of attitude during difficult moments. In other words, no matter how much Messi and Ronaldo fill the stat sheets, they never had the ever lasting impact in how football is played that Maradona had. This image of the creative extremely skilled player who does it all and that every kid wants to be was FIRST SEEN in Maradona. And let it be known that he did that in a time where refs gave him no protection whatsoever. These days he would win 5 red cards by half time. He also did it in horrible pitches. The level of control and ability he showed in potatoes field like pitches is absolutely unreal. As such, the question is not "how would Maradona do in modern day football" but "would Messi, CR and Neymar be able to survive under those circumstances". Neymar would probably roll back to Brazil after the first 2 tackles. Messi would not take that level fo physicality very well neither and i don't believe he would be able to produce anywhere the same level of football in those mine fields. I think Ronaldo physicality would translate the best. Specially this end of career Ronaldo that practically gave up the ball and focused in being the most perfect physical goal scoring machine. I will not credit Pele ahead of those 3 because he players with super teams in Santos and Brazil national squad. Granted, he was the best of them but i can't measure his talents knowing he was never challenged. Santos always had 4, 5, 6 national team players and was destroying Brazilian teams in the 60s. I am not sure about that level but it surely wasn't Juve, Inter, Milan, Real, Barça, United, Liverpool etc. Thinking back, the only guy i remember really having an impact on how his position was played from then on was Ronaldo R9. Even in terms of talent pre injury, he surely was Maradona like. Unfortunately, he was not allowed to display all his talent and was crippled by age 24 (still became world player of the year without his knees and with thyroid weight problems, which shows how insanely talented he was). Finally, Maradona did the impossible with Argentina and Napoli. The other 4 players i mentioned did not. Well, maybe Cristiano wining the Euro with Portugal. But even he didn't turned a team of losers into an european power house. Maybe Messi and CR7 will be able to do something more until the end of their careers. Messi would have to win the World Cup. CR either the World Cup or the Champions League with that underwhelming juve squad. Until then, MARADONA IS STILL THE GREATEST.

[@melinarodriguez8395]

Loved your analysis! Through clips we can see how skilled Maradona was but sadly we don't get to fully appreciate how creative he was in his playing like a 10, for the team. Also, regarding R9, Maradona himself said that he would have been the best in history if his health had allowed it!

[@samuelmailman1765]

The best analysis! Perfectly! Maradona was the BEST of all times. Regards from Argentina!

[@samuelmailman1765]

The best analysis! Perfectly! Maradona was the BEST of all times. Regards from Argentina!

[@christiank.3542]

Such a nice text you wrote, if you are not a professional sports writer (yet), the world is missing one!

[@TuanNguyen-lg2dx]

But MJ sorry is not the best singer ever...hes the most famous perhaps but his talent is not as good as Maradona.Sorry MJ fans,if u dont agree please listen to Dimash,the best singer ever but hes not so famous cuz hes not from English speaking country...

[@SummersLanus]

Great show guys. You were talking about how he was fouled in every match. Have you check who is the most fouled guy in a World Cup? The second? The third? ... even in the 82 with few games.

[@gustavofrias6429]

10 dias antes del mundial del 86 diego leyó en los periódicos que zico estaba lesionado y diego le mando una carta con un amigo en común zico estoy muy preocupado por tu lesion yo deseo fervientemente que te recuperes un mundial sin zico no seria lo mismo de todo corazón deseo tu mejoría estamos rogando por ti Maradona en dos días esta respuesta amigo Diego agradezco tus palabras y la fuerza por mi mejoría es difícil pero tengo fe en Dios de que me voy a recuperar de mi lesión yo tanbien estaré rogando para que puedas encantar al mundo con tu maravilloso fubtol zico

[@abeledades]

Great tribute video and very respectfull. In my view he was the best footballer that ever graced a football pitch in the sport's history. Cheers form Buenos Aires

[@officeblokedaz]

Cheers Pablo. Second only to Zabaletta 😂👍🏻

[@alberthall1456]

I am American, and have watched as much soccer (my apologies but we can't call it football, it would be too confusing) as possible. I am 73 yo so I have pretty much seen the history of soccer in the US. I lived in the midwest, so television was my main view. I do remember seeing Pele, and I thought he was amazing. Then I saw Maradona and I was just as amazed at his skill, but more amazed at his ability to take the ball full field and score almost at will. I know I didn't see him often, but he did it at least once every time, and I remember thinking, "how does that pudgy little guy do that?"

[@leot8250]

Thanks Diego!!! The world, the Argentines and especially the Boca Juniors fans are always going to love you! You were pure inspiration, the example that when you love something you do, you can create perfection. When you played ball you were always in the present moment. No external problem mattered. You were like a child ... happy, cheerful, passionate and wanting to have fun doing better and better. They say that we are creative beings parts of a whole, individualized on earth to experience that creative essence. You are a faithful reflection that we can create our reality, for better or for worse. You lived what no one else: to be venerated in life. Not everyone has the balance to endure that and you were no exception. Nobody is an example of anyone, although we are reflections so that others can define themselves and decide what they want and what they do not want to do. Thanks for being one of the best mirrors in every way! May you rest in peace and joy and until the next life! ❤ Gracias diego!!! El mundo, los argentinos y sobre todo los hinchas de Boca Juniors siempre te vamos a amar! Fuiste inspiracion pura, el ejemplo de que cuando se ama algo que se hace, se puede crear la perfeccion. Cuando jugabas a la pelota estabas siempre en el momento presente. No importaba ningun problema externo. Eras como un niño... feliz, alegre, apasionado y con ganas de divertirte haciendolo cada vez mejor. Dicen que somos seres creadores partes de un todo, individualizados en la tierra para experimentar esa esencia, creadora. Vos sos un fiel reflejo de que podemos crear nuestra realidad, para bien o para mal. Viviste lo que nadie: ser venerado en vida. No todos tienen el equilibrio para aguantar eso y vos no fuiste la excepción. Nadie es ejemplo de nadie, aunque si somos reflejos para que los demas puedan definirse y decidir que desean y que no desean hacer. Gracias por ser uno de los mejores espejos en todo sentido!. Que en paz y alegria descanses y hasta la siguiente vida! ❤

[@bandido1244]

mas haya de que maradona era un showman en la cancha..era un verdadero 10..jugaba para el equipo en todo momento,la pelota nunca dejo de correr cuando estaba el Diego

[@marcelov4781]

And this is probably the 1% of his magic. Great video lads

[@officeblokedaz]

We would need a month to reflect on this guy. Pure football man 👍🏻

[@carlnilssonyoung8961]

Well said, football back then was men's game. Defenders kicked, elbowed, whatever means to hunt. Tackles from behind was still allowed. Maradona n RONALDO's injuries change the rules to protect attacking players. Let Messi, cr7 to play freely nowadays.

[@martinlopez1091]

Grácias....es un honor que ustedes hagan un homenaje a Diego...para nosotros era un Dios. ..gracias! Y gracias por las reacciones a jinjer!

[@josemariabravin7692]

Para vos será un dios...para mi no

[@martinlopez1091]

@@josemariabravin7692 ok. 👍

[@juanchooooooooo]

@@josemariabravin7692 lo que te debe doler que sea reconocido por el mundo entero como el mejor de todos los tiempos!!! que te sea leve jujuju

[@josemariabravin7692]

@@juanchooooooooo no..no me duele para nada....me es indiferente....lo que me molesta que digan para los argentinos...incluyendo nos a todos...hay millones que no nos interesa maradona y su vida mediocre....solamente que en este pais de fascistas si no le hsces un homenaje te destruyen la vida ..como si fuera una obligación rendirle un homenaje a Maradona

[@juanchooooooooo]

@@josemariabravin7692 si te metiste acá para opinar evidentemente no te es indiferente el tema, no es obligación rendirle homenaje y tampoco es aceptable denostarlo por su vida "mediocre" como decis...al fin y al cabo es su vida como vos tenes la tuya, no mató ni violó ni robo, insisto este tema no le es indiferente a nadie

[@facundomorinigo1495]

Excelente reacción y análisis. Muchas gracias y ojalá puedan reaccionar a más jugadas de él. Tengo 37 años y para mí Maradona fue, no sólo el primer superhéroe sino el primer genio en vida que disfrute. Saludos!

[@danielvasquez9010]

The best in history of football... Messi can't. come closer to Maradona💓💓💓

[@KRIPTOM]

Voy a expresarme un poco...nací alla por el año 72 y empecé a conocerte en el 79 en el Mundialito de Tokio, ahí ya tu nombre era renombrado como un futuro gran jugador. Me llevaron al Monumental y te vi jugar desde una popular alejado, pero siempre viendo vibrar a la gente con ese mágico juego. La cancha explotaba, no cabía un alma y mi miedo era que tu gol me aplastara la avalancha de la hinchada argentina, pero rápidamente senti un amor a primera vista. En el 86 hiciste llorar a mi padre y a mis tíos tipos duros en la familia, que me abrazaron y dejaron caer sus lágrimas gritando que eramos Campeones del Mundo, era indescriptible verlos saltar y gritar en el comedor o abrir la puerta de calle y ver a la gente corear tu nombre o saltar con sus banderas en los autos en un clima de mucha alegría. El Azteca ardía!!!!la voz inquebrantable de José Maria Muñoz me emocionaba con aquel gol el más lindo de todos y que hoy la gente te lo sigue rememorando. Hubiese sido mi ilusión que te pusieras la camiseta de River Plate...y si ? que queres? yo era pibe queria eso...., pero sabia, que por tu convicción era imposible, pero odiaba que cada vez que iba a una plaza y quería imitarte haciendo tus malabares o tus acrobacias con la redonda esa que vos amabas y a mi en esa época me rechazaba. Aquel 94 cuanto te cortaron las piernas, nos cortaron las piernas a todos los argentinos y llore como un pendejo, que hacia rato que había dejado de serlo, quizás culpando a la FIFA o pensando porque? no lo se? . Luego volviste a Boca y siendo hincha de River mas alla de la rivalidad me ponía contento verte de nuevo en una cancha argentina. Tu salud era una montaña rusa y en cada bajada te odiaba porque sufría como loco pensando en que algo te podía pasar. También te odie tratando de explicar a aquellos que no entendían mi sentimiento por vos, por las alegrías que nos habías dado después de una guerra que nos hizo perder miles de vidas y en definitiva sin sentido. Hasta te peleaste con "La Claudia" y aparecieron nuevos amores, que no te ataban los cordones como lo hacia ella. Y un día te marchaste, y te sigo odiando, porque me quede sin mi superhéroe, sin mi ídolo de chico, el que le enseño a Messi como patear tiros libres. Lograste desnudar a la sociedad ya que todo el mundo cae rendido a tus pies y te brindan respeto eso que mucha gente le falto en Argentina. Chau crack si lo ves a mi tio en el cielo mandale una gambeta y dejale un beso mio. Nos vemos en la proxima vida!!!!

[@susurrosenlaniebla654]

Me hicieron llorar... qué habilidad que tenía. Fue único.

[@SuperAustraliana1]

Best player ever unique style

[@santiagoklappenbach5427]

Muy buen video. Muchas gracias por mostrar esas imágenes!

[@pablofrediani2348]

diegito the Best saludos desde buenos aires

[@mariajoseinsua3166]

Pelusa ,te llevamos en la piel, en el corazón ,sos el pueblo. GRACIAS DIEGO!!!

[@francoramos3150]

Gracias por reaccionar al mejor de la historia. Saludos

[@HRM.H]

Rip legend. Maradona was a absolute king back in the day.

[@giuliana2610]

Heartbreaking...we miss you, Diego, best player ever

[@huffy2722]

Couldnt agree more Daz, Maradona then Messi are the best two

[@officeblokedaz]

Huffy 27 if only we can now see Messi at city I’d feel a bit better 👍🏻😂

[@sergioroda1670]

La pelota siempre al (10)..greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷⚽️

[@hernandiaz5720]

Maradona was a great captain, just by his presence on the field he inspired his teammates to give 100%, it is said that before the Argentina-England match, Maradona was inspiring his teammates about how important that match was, since recently Argentina He had lost the war for the Falklands and there was a whole people waiting for that victory and he did not mind scoring that goal with his hand if he won that match and then he was not going to let anything stop him when he scored the second goal, greetings from Argentina

[@ivanovic8440]

the best of all times

[@paullahori7133]

Diego Maradona is God gifted...RIP🔟💙🔟💙

[@Luchomg22]

The best of the history, Diego !!!!

[@cristianc.6048]

Maradona= Skills Messi= Efficiency Maradona+Messi= two best in the world (for me)

[@FabricioFF66]

Jogava Demais!!! Maradona played as a Magician and with so amazing skills!!! Genius!!!

[@liamkeogh5135]

The Greatest.

[@guilleibarra9664]

Great video guys! Cheers from Buenos Aires. Aguante el Diego!

[@johnwhite345]

Diego Maradona was 5 ft 5 inches tall.

[@javieremilianotorres3874]

Nunca jamas habra otro como Maradona porque El no era un jugador de futbol, ni un atleta.....Maradona fue un ARTISTA del balon pie que paseo su arte por todo el mundo .....Los demas con quienes se lo compars son grsndisimos jugadores de futbol pero no son artistas. Diego fue el Picasso, el Mozart o Chopin, el Goeth del futbol......y yo agradezco por haber sido su contemporaneo y poder disfrutar de su arte. El unico que puede estar en la cateegoria ARRISTA como DIEGO MARADONA es Rinaldinho pero esta muy lejos de compararse con El, ya que Diego fue mucho mas determinante, mas carismatico, mas guerrero y dentro del campo de juego jugaba solo si era necesario y El solo definia un partido y llevaba a su equipp a ganar un partido imposible e incluso un campeonato.....gracias Dios por permitirme disfrutar al GRAN DIEGO ARMANDO MARADONA....que de seguro ahora es una estrella que brilla en el firmamento con una luz que no tiene fin....HASTA SIEMPRE BARRILETE COSMICO

[@estebandelmas6356]

Gracias por reconocer a DIEGO ARMANDO MARADONA

[@meyodiaz]

The best and biggest Diego!!

[@anonymousdragon164]

World football ⚽now will never be the same without the Legend Maradona😢.Now in modern football we can't see skill like the Legend Maradona do.

[@jeffburdick869]

the growth of European Football(soccer) in the United States over the last two decades has been absolutely explosive. I've been a fan from way back. I was a casual fan in the 90's, my interest started with the 94 World Cup in the US, and then in the 2002 World Cup the US had a really nice run into the quarter finals and gave Germany all they could handle. That really turned me into a true die hard supporter of the USMNT and the sport in general. But I can't even explain how different it was back then to now. Back then, it was like a huge challenge to be able to watch the Champions League final. Today, its like, almost every EPL, Bundesliga, La Liga match is readily available on TV. Some of it is technology. Some of it is younger Americans just being more familiar with and growing to love the sport. Some of it was Beckham and Thierry Henry and other big name Europeans coming to MLS. European football(soccer) is more popular with Americans 18-54 than baseball. That is just insane to think about.

[@Serenoj69]

Maradona made team play great. Messi played in great teams. LIke this guy says: when you see the footage of rush after rush after rush you can see he is mostly out on his own. With Messi he is surrpounded by great players almost all the time. But I quit with comparing with Messi since regardless of how good Messi is, it makes Messi greateer than he really is. In reality the skillset, creativity, vision, passing, dribbling and incredible quick thinking makes maradona in a league onhis own. He indeed rarely roled over the floor asking for cards, you can find footage where he is severly (red card worthy) kicked, stumbles and indeed falls but carries on only to be kicked by the next defender. He was not only quick on sprinting he was also extremely balanced and was very quick in standing up again. No one compares to him and I hope some day we'll see someone like hjim. Times are against these rather rebellious types. Many footballers are taylormade for this era with no opinion of their own and with that, their individuality is gone and so I think is their mindset on the pitch. Not the fault of those players, but to my mind a fault of the times we live in.

[@husseinjuma5997]

MARADONA THE ONE TRUE GOAT

[@enzocabrera4440]

Thank you so much for giving props to one of the greatest football player of all time !!!

[@kyledawson1657]

Maradona did play in England. One game for Tottenham Hotspur during his friend and countryman Ossie Ardiles' testimonial.

[@migueltavernise5620]

Dear british welcome ti maradona's worid. THE BEST THE MAGIC. I'M m argentine RIP dear Diego THE MONSTER.Enjoy guys.

[@Besma80]

Inglaterra siempre hizo los mejores videos a Maradona,felicitaciones! Es contradictorio perooo, bueno tanks

[@diegomosqueira]

Diego era un artista, mucho mas que el mejor futbolista de la historia, llenaba los ojos y el alma con sus jugadas.

[@eduardomastroscello9136]

British friends, who always remember "the hand of god" A bit of history ... Diego with "the hand of god" were stolen .. We agree! I would also like to talk about the World Cup 66 quarterfinals England - Argentina (German referee) Germany - Uruguay (English referee) The German referee expels Rattin (Argentine captain) after 33 minutes said that he had insulted him, without knowing the Spanish language. England won 1-0 with a goal from Hurst in the 77th minute with arbitration that favored them throughout the game. If the robbery is done by the power of the Football organizations, from the shadows, is it more acceptable for a football player to do it in full view of the world?

[@gonzalobaez6792]

In your Face. Además con el segundo gol se los ratificó que no fue un Robo.

[@leotassero]

Bla, bla, bla... England won a world cup with a goal that it wasn't.

[@Serenoj69]

Manit is so single sided. How is scoring with your hand any worse than any other foul. I have rarely seen any player who hit someon in the face. Like a certain nr 14 in the English squad in 1986 to a certain nr 10 of the Argentinian team going to the ref and say "Give me a card, I smashe dhim in the face." Scoring a goal in anyway is allowed as long as the ref allows it, just like any other foul is allowed. And virtually all players make fouls and very few will tell the ref if he missed it...

[@LeOt201209]

Im From Argentina, one of the things the i love From maradona is a game picture, on it you see te ref, the both capitans and the coin flip before the game, everyone eyes are in the coin except Maradona's. He is looking at his opponent eyes.... Sorry for my bad eanglish

[@officeblokedaz]

LeO your English is great. I loved watching him play. Shame he never played in the English league.

[@LeOt201209]

@@officeblokedaz pbs.twimg.com/media/EVH3QmCWoAE4Ttn.jpg "When you dont care about Luck, and Destiny is in your hands, you dont look at the coin"

[@matiasstorm616]

The best in history

[@danielyorno6192]

The Best of the World!

[@maurochinobrochero9359]

The best of all Times

[@hacheg2471]

Diego mirá desde el cielo lo q hiciste, como te admiran en el mundo entero

[@Peliculasycoleccionables]

Excelente video Chicos !!! Gracias por sus palabras...

[@gonzaortiz70]

Maradona fue y será el mejor de la historia,saludos .

[@Davidmuratore1]

Diego actually played in England. He played one match with Tottenham.

[@SummersLanus]

In Ardilles’ team.

[@nnmm5829]

esto es lo que provocaba Diego en la gente, alegría, la sonrisa en los labios, por eso lo queremos tanto!

[@claudiofernandofalsetti1067]

Un artista!!!!

[@m2c_tave689]

All the things that are common place today. Pele invented them. Nutmeg, roulette dribbling skills, check. Bend the ball free kick, check. Bicycle kick, check. Rebero kick pass, Dribble the team and score, check. Pele reimagined how the game was played and every followed his lead. Also when Pele played the ball was at least 30% heavier. It wasn't until the late 70's that technology was developed to make the ball lighter using thinner leather patches and still maintain ball pressure

[@officeblokedaz]

I appreciate that but with Pele never plying his trade in Europe doesn’t show his full ability like it does with others.

[@m2c_tave689]

Office Bloke Daz Critics said this about Pele talent level back in the decade of the 60's. That's why his club team, Santos played games against the top European teams, not the scrub teams. Santos played the best teams in England, Spain, Italy, France, Germany. And had a winning record against them. This was to prove the team and Pele could challenge any team in the world.

[@muggshotgaming7555]

Skill will only take you so far, add pride and heart and Diego is what you get. My father was our coach he used to train us to move the ball like Diego 5 to 10 feet then explode into that space. Also like Diego he taught us if you constantly flop to get a call you cant be in the game. Play until the whistle. RIP Diego

[@marcchrys]

He was more like 5ft 5 or 5ft 6.. very powerful thighs, low centre of gravity, samba like hips. Greatest ever magician with a ball. Messi has never inspired Argentina to success and has stayed at 1 club surrounded by top class players..Maradona inspired much lesser players and teams...not to mention having to endure the vicious tackles that defenders got away with and the poorer quality pitches.

[@timhefty504]

Thing is, in North America we have so many sports and so much time and money is invested in them all that no sole sport can stand out as THE game. I'd say soccer is a top 4 sport now since baseball has been losing fans for decades, it has the most young fans as well. In terms of fandom I think our only problem is that there's still not enough support for our domestic clubs (Atlanta, Seattle, New Mexico United and Forward Madison are the biggest exceptions) because a lot of American and Canadian have the mentality that they can only support European clubs

[@alexandercarranza2792]

Maradona standing 5”5 to 5”6 was the greatest player

[@inoidontknow]

Very good video, one of the best reviews

[@atune2682]

2:54 what the hell!? never seen that before fuckn stepover variation and then a rabona flank goddamn

[@originalnutzie4409]

Him and THE GREAT RONALDO 🇧🇷best iv seen

[@antondzajajurca7797]

Tumb up for Maradona!

[@Pablo-wf6ev]

Maradona ha sido lo mejor que ha dado el fútbol argentino.

[@adiandonozo9184]

El mejor jugador de la historia

[@gracielaraffone2994]

Hello thanks You very much for your remember to DIEGO ARMANDO MARADONA 💖 LEYEND 💖 greetings from Argentina ♥🌟

[@robertsmithduarte7732]

!SIN LUGAR A DUDAS!

[@rafakanabik5935]

He did played in England with Tottenham, you guys should react to it.. Much respect from Mexico city

[@kidxmoon3509]

That was class content!

[@danimetal1891]

Muy buena reacción, me gusto el chiste de los escoceses 😂😂 Saludos desde Uruguay

[@jxrdy4755]

the best random content

[@inoidontknow]

sirs you are right!! he was abused a LOT! one of the worst games he had was with Cameroon i think WC 1990?? (where Roger Milla played), he was the football in that game.... they abused him so much in that match. Have a look at that one and pls put your comments

[@franciscoacevedo8153]

EXCELENTE VIDEO.GRACIAS AMIGOS. SALUDOS DESDE ARGENTINA

[@nestoraugustoalderetegainz2058]

Maradona is the number one

[@chaoznofx]

the most heroic football performer ever..

[@h.a.p.5560]

⚽️+1O+🏆+🇦🇷= MARADONA

[@hugocanteros7543]

Amigo.fantastico.yo.lo.vi gracias.

[@maureenmccarthy4204]

Rest in peace genius ❤️

[@reylatino10]

La bombonera is a Legendary Football Temple . Great tribute to el Diego !! Hope you guys get to see a Boca Juniors game , its a 1 in a lifetime experience !!

[@jonathanadrianbrusaferri2647]

Hoy se cumplen dos años desde que moriste en Madrid.

[@reylatino10]

@@jonathanadrianbrusaferri2647 Subcampeon de america y Campeon Argentino jajaja en cambio hay algunos q festejan ascensos en el obelisco con remeras q decia resureccion como si fueran Chacarita 🤷‍♂️

[@pickboaa]

Only player that comes close is Ronaldo R9, if it hadnt been for all the injuries he might have been the greatest but Maradona gonna have that spot atleast for now. Its was pure joy to watch Maradona play. Fortunately for me im old enough to remember watching him in Mexico world cup and while he was at Napoli.

[@marionunes18]

Numero 1 mundial..

[@atune2682]

fuck this is crazy ive never seen all that before he deserves his name

[@kanomorojele4956]

🤔One difference that you can see with the way old-school soccer was played.. is that they were committed to the ball even when they were 'tripped-up' they kept going for goal.. Nowadays when men feel a tap on the ankles or shins ..they dive and simulate injury👀 lol.. its actually funny to see that when the referee blows the whistle because of a foul it was more of a nuisance for both teams ..than a 'play advantage' to one team. Maradona kept going even when men were missing the ball and kicking his shins.. lol 😅🤣😂 #PlayingForTheLove

[@jaquelinleguizamon4668]

Te quiero diego

[@danielalem2132]

🇦🇷...D10S... 🇦🇷...😔😔😔

[@clantrashgang406]

Genius abrazos desde argentina

[@bluesoul7163]

The real and only goat... Only toddlers could compare that football with nowdays diving bilionaires ballerinas lol 🤣