How a Winger Who Only Used One Foot Destroyed Everyone

[@arthurlecomte8950]

Robben was like our war champion. He was always injured, but when he healed and he returned to the Dutch national team during a match, everyone was always cheering like mad

[@Waryfuls]

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[@Overhemd]

I wish we had a world class hero like him in our national team again, but we don't :'(

[@VintageCR]

​@@Overhemd We do. Not many seem to see it or recognize it.. Currently he plays (mostly) on the left side in the national team and is a staggering 193cm tall much like Aubameyang, slender and speedy. However im talking about Cody Gakpo. Gakpo may not be as explosive as Arjen was.. But he has the potential to grow to the same heights. Not to mention, Xavi Simons is sitting in the same boat boasting some fine skills and potential.

[@CR7suiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii7]

Great video!! Robben was honestly one of the more underrated players in our generation. People from today’s generation won’t understand how much of a talent he was.

[@TMM2.0]

Me, as a Dutch person, completely agrees with u

[@torstent8979]

Guess most football fans recognized the amount of his talent. Just got the image of being injured all the time and a diver - which unfortunately was true. But he got to know his body better and got a bit away from diving in the later years of his career, which made him a very appreciated player in Germany and the Netherlands at least. Fans also recognized he wasn't injured through a lack of professionality, it seemed to be genetics. He was known for beeing a hard worker in training. I'm not a Bayner fan, but from Germany and I totally enjoyed watching Robbery, especially in CL.

[@pritishsirkar]

I think it was because of the injuries. Without the injuries, he would be in the conversation with Messi and Ronaldo. He’s still one of the all time greats for me.

[@torstent8979]

@@pritishsirkar Messi and Ronaldo in from 10 yrs ago were a very different level. Even the healthiest Robben I remember is one level below. But between normal humans, he's in a row with Xavi, Iniesta, Pirlo, Cannavaro, Neuer, Ribery, Ramos, Gerrard, Rooney, Henry and so on. Prime Ronaldinho, Zidane, Ronaldo 9, Maradonna, Pele, Beckenbauer, Cruyff ...hard to compare, but these are more in a discussion of Messi/Ronaldo-Level for me.

[@actie-reactie]

​@@torstent8979robben did one thing ,Messi and Ronaldo almost never did..... being just as good for the national team as his club....

[@muhammadasyraafkursi6489]

"I not fear the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks at once, but I fear the man who has practiced 1 kick for 10,000 times."- Bruce Lee

[@valentindo]

I was scavanging for this comment

[@fearghostgaming370]

Chal chal apne baap ko maat sikha

[@politicsislitm8369]

Zlatan is calling he wants your sanity

[@jurmaschgames9022]

"I not fear man who has practiced 10.000 kicks at once, but i fear women" Literally me

[@sergioh2015]

​@@jurmaschgames9022wtf

[@Matt_Underwood]

If Robben scored the goal against Spain in the World Cup Final, then he would always be known as one of the Best Wingers in football history

[@lionheart650]

what about bayern finals in 2012 this comedy didnt score when you needed the most

[@RoyalViking465]

Casillas had other plans 😉

[@idrissb9742]

@@lionheart650he won the cl final against dortmund .. lol

[@kibabalefobaki9725]

Lol, he is without a doubt one of best wingers in football history

[@The-Heart-Will-Testify]

He is still one of the best in history, only injuries could stop him

[@michaelfellner9822]

Im a Bayern Munich fan and Robben was just amazing to watch. Not just from a football perspective but also how he always fought his way back after injuries. You know how most say nowadays that "well this player has been out with an injury for a while, you cant expect him to do well instantly" - well Robben did just that, over and over again. Even tho his injuries were usually really bad, which would mess up some players a lot. His will and power helped him succeed and on the pitch he was just smarter then his opponents. Yea he was kind of a one trick pony but in that he was perfection. Even tho i loved Ribery but Robben surely had a bigger impact on our success then Rib had, nonetheless this duo was just a dream to watch, i miss them a lot. Considering his impact, numbers but also his injuries you can be sure that if he wasnt made of "glass" he wouldve been in the category with Ronaldo and Messi, im 100% sure about that.

[@user-sm9zs7sc8u]

Yes! I am 22 years old, I watched Robben play for around ten years. So many beautiful moments. The CL 09/10, the CL 12/13, but also 14/15. Then all the DFB Pokal decisive contributions, so many Bundesliga games. What a player!

[@michaelfellner9822]

@@user-sm9zs7sc8u Truly a beast. he pretty much single handedly carried us to the final vs inter milan, our team that year wasnt great but we had Robben saving us over and over again. Monster goal vs Florentina, Monster goal vs United.

[@nameisban6255]

Yes. People often said that if he wasn't injured and could score the beauty with both leg . He'll be unstoppable.

[@Joe-ss9cr]

I've always wondered if not for injuries. Robben and even more R9 will always have that "what if" thing.

[@Joe-ss9cr]

@@user-sm9zs7sc8u one of those players that really represent the old Dutch technical style. Back in the days when we were still known for that.

[@petertromp8786]

Didn't even include his contribution at the 2014 World Cup, where Robbin was absolutely MEGA.

[@reginomics23]

Yes! That run against Sergio Ramos vs Spain was probably the fastest counter I've seen. I'll never forget that.

[@LarsRudy]

He was unreal in that tournament

[@vosrotterdam]

Robbin or robben you mean ?

[@mr.byebye941]

His best contribution was the dive vs mexico (im not over it) nah jks he was really good in the wc

[@reginomics23]

@mattgee1118 absolutely Ramos was one of the fastest cbs at that time. A true event to watch

[@KenLack95]

Bayern supporter here. The years 2010 through 2012 were absolutely brutal for us; especially for Robben, who also suffered losses on the international stage. Bayern supporters were getting very frustrated with him during that time. What I admire most about him is that he never EVER gave up. With all of the losses in finals and all of the injuries, he never always came back and gave 100% performances. In 2013, with that goal in the Wembley, he regained the trust of all the Bayern faithful and reshaped the history of the club moving forward. One of my favorite players EVER! Always got me off of my seat. Crazy left foot. The true Flying Dutchman, Arjen Robben. Thank you for the wonderful video. I know it took a lot of effort and research. Thank you for highlighting the legacy of this amazing player.

[@s3dghost]

Stop the cap, there was never a time Bayern fans were frustrated with robben... We all knew he was injury prone and thankful he was fit for the most part with us... Please stop saying trash... We were never frustrated with our beloved no 10. The 2013 winner was more like a "finally, he did it" moment... Again, we were never frustrated with our no.10...

[@DenDave_]

As a Dutch kid growing up, Robben was easily my favorite player. He was just so iconic for the Netherlands, and he clearly had the talent to match the very best in the world. It's such a shame his muscles were made of styrofoam, we'd all be looking at his generation very differently if he was more reliable.

[@tkuzu9548]

Talk dutch then

[@Ryzin6]

​@@tkuzu9548wat boeit dat nou, dat was verre van de punt van het verhaal

[@suchasin]

I think its the speed which made him injury prone. Human beings have no business being this explosive :) Overmars likewise before him

[@suchasin]

@@tkuzu9548 zo kan hij toch een breder publiek bereiken met zijn comment.

[@tkuzu9548]

@@suchasin gw nederlands praten

[@ElvisNoris-zp1jm]

Robben is actually my favorite player ever! I got very excited everytime he got the ball. This will sound silly, but for me, he was 80% of my initial motivation to learn Dutch. Which by now I can speak very decently! Arjen Robben, great great player !

[@bartterp88]

Mooi om the horen! Goed bezig :)

[@luc4005]

Heel goed!

[@jdj8168]

Growing up dutch during the WCs of 2010 and 2014, I feel lucky to have seen him play so much.

[@gothia1715]

One of the most unique players of all time! The way he moved, handled the ball and his signature curved left foot shot. We will never see someone play exactly like him. Absolute legend! There was only one whing he should ve stood away from. And that was penalties. Anyways, i would ve loved it if this great dutch generation around him would ve won an international title. Greetings from Germany.

[@productionmasters2178]

Owner of this channel should be employed by fifa. Very very articulate. There’s no comeback fighter in competitive football like Robben. Man refuses to give up. Goat 🐐

[@benedikt7218]

We owe him a lot. Arien Robben was the highlight in the Bundesliga, he was feared and loved. Wonderful player and a great human being. I never thought saying this about a dutch player. We miss this times and wish Arien Robben the very best for his life. Thank you so much!

[@diazclemenza3591]

why did you thought you would never say it about a dutch player?

[@benedikt7218]

@@diazclemenza3591 because of the 'traditional' dutch-german challenge - and that was just stupid. I know

[@diazclemenza3591]

@@benedikt7218 those days are over, now in the summer there are so many people from Germany here at the beach so its seems they really like the netherlands now.

[@benedikt7218]

@@diazclemenza3591 for god's sake!

[@storyclips]

Only good people from Groningen different culture ..

[@hioatethecake]

How does my guy have only 14 subs, I really think this guy deserves WAY more.

[@TMM2.0]

Idk how, but If ure right, je just got more then 300 subs in 6(!) days

[@Anju876]

Good shout

[@fumando8]

#732

[@NEELZE99]

806

[@HoneyCaribbean]

110k views 800 subs daylight robbery😂💀

[@indianastones6032]

It was amazing watching him use one foot.......he hopped everywhere all over the pitch!!!

[@ChimPlays]

When I was 8 years old, Robben was my fav footballer. I didn't understand anything about the game, but me as a kid just felt drawn to him somehow. So happy he still gets recognition (together with his duos too). When I grew up I finally understood why he was so good. So happy you made a vid on him.

[@nurbutshering]

I must say his footwork was incredible, the first time I saw him play scoring goals in Chelsea.. damn the accuracy and long-range curler shots!! Arjen Robben, truly a legend.

[@jpsaglimbeni]

Im a dortmund fan but you cannot live without acknowledging Robben

[@DeezyWall]

Mr. Wembley. Fc Bayern Legend! I saw him life in his last Season!

[@Stonehombre1]

Loved his time at Bayern. What a great player...

[@holymackenaw]

He frustrated me like no other player at Bayern during his time. Obviously very very talented, he did almost nothing else than his famous move. he seldom backchecked, he almost never went to the baseline (which kept his defender high and created spaceproblems for the striker and the central midfielders). he stood on the right side of the box at 16-20m and waited for the ball. then he worked his magic. its really incredible what he contributed with that little variance. amazing.

[@Dilllll26]

You are wrong, by cutting inside he left space for lahm to overlap which was the most prominent tactic of that period

[@rizzorizzo2311]

It’s so funny how many times the opposition knew exactly what was about to happen yet they could only stand and watch. Will always be one of my all time favorites. Him and Ribery defined an entire generation at Bayern.

[@asareprince2163]

Lovely❤

[@codyferrell1031]

i know I loved that shit!!! IMO; him & Ribery were the most deadly winger combo.

[@andyng5321]

because when you cut in the ball is on your outer foot, thus defenders have a much harder chance getting the ball because it is further away, as well as if he keeps pushing the ball the defenders keep lagging him by one second.

[@josephujiadughele6035]

​@@andyng5321and he's quite fast tipping the ball one step faster than those defenders to open a shot space

[@andyng5321]

@@josephujiadughele6035 probably

[@TheMrcoolguy1998]

Man of glass he was called, for his susceptibility for injuries. However just as glass can be this man's football was art to look at.

[@danielmarfo464]

One of my favorite football legend. He also very humble and live a simple life.

[@asnark7115]

He was one of the worst divers and cheats in the history of the sport. And this is coming from a fan of most of his teams and team-mates.

[@nathanhosea489]

​​@@asnark7115 "And now I must go to the hospital to see Robben"

[@laszlobandi6456]

I remember playing championship manager 2001-02. he was the youngest player there with a great overall stat and high potential. I feel so old now, he retired after a long career.

[@tf2368]

That Chelsea side with Robben and Duff on the wings was one of the best premier league sides ever

[@DDM1995]

I've never seen a game where Robben wasn't exciting to watch. He always delivered, definitely top 3 we've ever had in the Netherlands.

[@raketensven3127]

"The man made out of glass", it's a miracle that he even had the career, he did have. It all comes down to his incredible professionalism, you could see him occasionally with an ice vest right after he got subbed of and we all remember his long sleeve pants and shirt to keep his muscle on temperature while on the pitch. Still one of the biggest "What if's".

[@MT-su2lq]

we have to give here Munich credits which really focused on his vulnerability and as I remember right gave him special trainings to deal with that better. Hard to say it was the main point but he really was ok most of the time at Munich in the major of his time there. There was some writing about that in German press, that's why I remember it.

[@leonhardable]

@@MT-su2lq yeah, bayern münchens team doctor at the time was one of (if not outright the) best sports doctors worldwide. usain bolt also went to dr. müller-wohlfahrt

[@darryltamukuissifrank1855]

Imagine him winning all those miss titles. This man was simply a legend.

[@RubenDBLL]

if he wasn't injured all the time he would be right up there with Messi and Ronaldo. He had such a big impact on NL national team games when he played. With or without Robben was a world of difference. Because Robben alone kept 2/3 defenders busy at all times, giving space to other players that way. We miss such a player now

[@Alex-yv4vr]

He’s still won the Dutch league, the English league, the Spanish league and the German league as well as the champions league. Can any other player say that?

[@PPHY_GLND]

Literally one of the pioneers of the inside forward role

[@prog1962]

I saw him once in the Netherlands with PSV and couldn't believe my eyes..his dribbling was incredible..it was almost funny how helpless the defenders were

[@Deku20235]

That 2010 final against Spain still hurts me man.

[@alirastafari]

De godvergeten teen van Casillas.

[@markknoop6283]

​@@alirastafari en Sneijder die zijn positie compleet verzaakt heeft.

[@markkoetsier6475]

They say Xabi Alonso is still hurting too.

[@Xerothot]

Robben was a football monster, like Roberto Carlos. i really , really hate it if bayern munich wins, because simply i hate bayern munich, but i celebrated every Arjen Robben`s goal. They was many, brutal powerful, and so beautiful.

[@SimmiSun]

Es war der 28. August 2009. Er schlug ein wie eine Bombe, Bayern hat eine 9. Er kam aus Madrid und schon ein Tag später, stand er auf dem Platz. Mit der Nummer 10 da. Debüt gegen Wolfsburg, wer hätte schon gedacht? Er kam in Halbzeit zwei und schoss direkt einen Doppelpack. Die Rede is von Arjen Mr. Wembley Robben... My favourite player of all time EASILY

[@ese_memories9504]

Well said I love the times injury allowed him to be on the pitch, he was simply unstoppable

[@sullen2420]

If it weren't for injuries, I truly believe he would have hit CR7 levels of greatness.

[@loyal4theway159]

he was really unlucky with injuries

[@mindcontrol33]

Actually, Ronaldo also have injuries. That's why he changed his playing style from dribble winger to Greatest sticker of all time.

[@loyal4theway159]

@@mindcontrol33 tendosis isn't a major injury

[@deekayMK]

Messi and Ronaldo are lucky not to succumb to injury

[@Achu931]

​@@loyal4theway159it is a chronic injury If Ronaldo continued to play with his explosive style it would have gotten serious that's why he changed the style

[@collinsobonyo8764]

A special player, best wingers of football. I'm glad he won the trophies to show for his amazing ability.

[@Timliu92]

Such an underrated player and one of the best wingers I have ever witnessed. Sadly he did not win anything at international level.

[@Mowreets]

How is winning the champions league not international level?

[@22Kaddi]

@@Mowreets international is for country..

[@Mowreets]

@@22Kaddi Phrasing is ambiguous, 'for his national team' would have been better

[@cr9281]

@@Mowreets But you knew what he was talking about right?

[@Steamedhams578]

@@Mowreets That phrasing is not ambiguous. No one calls continental football like the champions league "International". Those are two different things. Don't blame others for your lack of understanding.

[@bingledingus420]

this vid was awesome! robben has always been one of my fav players. i rarely see football vids that track entire career progress of a single player. your retelling play-by-play made it 10x more interesting too

[@FMZweierkette]

His ambition was unmatched, but what I loved most about him was his honesty and humbleness. After he ended his career he could be seen managing his son's youth team in Munich, chatting with other team's coaches and parents at the sideline. I also remember his first appeareance for Bayern when he was subbed on against Wolfsburg. Something like him hasn't been seen in the Bundesliga before (at least not in my lifetime). A truely great of the sport.

[@BrianAwuonda]

Was also a great diver i think that should be mentioned too!

[@Marky831]

I never knew Robben was destroyed by injuries that much in his career,so sad from a top notch player,he’ll always be remembered as one of the greats and n football ⚽️

[@kajlovich]

In the Netherlands it became a bit of a running gag, he was nicknamed 'the man of glass' cause he was always injured. Someone even made a website answering the question whether or not Arjen Robben was injured at that moment, where the answer was more often 'yes' than 'no'. Actually, just checked: that website still exists😅 In case you were wondering: he's not injured at the moment

[@marvellousmeki608]

Robbin was crazy he could with the line and no one would get to him. I saw him when i was very young and i was so astonished with his moves

[@frankforster706]

Excellent, excellent summary! Did the research, found the footage and the newspaper headlines, awesome job. The only two details I miss (especially in the context of 'not being a man for the big games') are two of his most beautiful goals: the solo at the World Cup vs Spain in 2014 where he out sprints everyone and the game winning goal at RB Leipzig in 16-17 in an absolute cracker of a game (Bayern won 5-4 having trailed 4-2 until the 83rd minute, Robben assisted on 4-3 with a shot that hit the crossbar and was tapped in, then scored a spectacular solo goal from the right wing in the 95th minute to win a critical game). Those and the volley vs ManUtd are goals I'll never forget ArjenRobben #AbsoluteLegend

[@e-prts1828]

Robben Forever Legend Majority of His Goals are World Class

[@wolfpredator5226]

I actually forgot he played for Chelsea, he's most memorable performances for me were at bayern

[@tajdahshan1616]

Very well edited video! Glad I ran into it! Good luck in the future!

[@Jayse23]

Thanks !

[@liveandlearn4445]

I remember being proud of some talented players like him representing the Netherlands back then. These days i feel like we lack a lot when it comes to good players. 😢

[@ChibuikeNwoda]

This is a world class recap, I wish robben can watch this. Good work bros

[@MrSchallundrauch]

Really well told, gj man you got talent. Everything was on point and well summarized without leaving out crucial things.

[@Mantelsch]

In his prime, easily one of the top 3 best players in the world

[@darwizzygoat12345]

Great video!! Robben is such an underrated player and its great that he is finally getting the recognition he deserves!

[@hah-vj7hc]

He is not underrated by football fans, only by youtube sheep like you

[@CptMaximus]

Was really hoping to see more analysis of play as your title implied to me. Enjoyed the career summary somewhat

[@ruaidhri9818]

Bro you videos are so well made it’s crazy how you only have 100+ subs Keep up the good work👏

[@rathat69]

I don't usually watch football since it bores the heck outta me but this video is pretty good, you have potential to make it big.

[@dantoes1]

Mentaliity of Robben is amazing, so many injuries and preforms on the field 💪

[@GoalRevolution]

I'm glad Robben its being discussed nowadays, He always played for a good team but the difference was that he made that team good and not vice versa. Such an impactful player that he could have won the Balon D'or but you just couldn't compete with Messi and Ronaldo...

[@GordonCaledonia]

This channel deserves waaaaaaay more subscribers! Great channel.

[@DenTube619]

Nice video. Appreciate the effort you put into it to admire this hero.

[@CUERNO347]

We can’t forget tha greats. Keep these videos going

[@bahdboy4858]

Come let’s take this guy to 1k subs, for his channel to be monetise so he can start eating the fruit of his labour. Great content, Robben is one of my favourite players from the last 15 years

[@jjdj85]

He actually was also a talented tennis player. When we trained together in regional practise we often would also play some soccer. (Us being 10 years old). After some time we found out it was most fair if we made 2 teams: 1 of Arjen alone vs 7 others + the trainer. And even then he often managed to win. He had massive feeling for the ball. I remember the coach telling him that eventhough he could have been a decent Dutch tennis player (he was probably the best player in the group), he should follow his football career.

[@ErmisSouldatos]

13:57 it was at this moment that Lewa decided he had to join bayern

[@bennetopia5271]

My classmate now delivers pizzas to the guy, since he lives in his city. Great guy seemingly.

[@mickvd4]

A formidable player and a treasured individual here in my hometown of Groningen.

[@j0fiz986]

My favourite player ever. I watched him smoke my team and before kickoff uou already knew he would cut in and score outside the box and despite knowing that, he still did it. Twice! Bayern changed their entire formation just to accomodate for him. I’m not sure if you guys knew this but he changed his running form to prevent injury which is his signature stutter stepping but this made his laterally quick which is how he became so damn deadly at Bayern

[@UniQue1992]

Robben would have been the GOAT if it wasn't for all his injuries. In the Netherlands we called him "De man van glas" (translated to the man from glass, as he was always injured).

[@tedbyrne88]

The fc Groningen pictures of 16 year old Robben looks allot like a 36 year old Wayne Rooney. And Rooney didnt exactly age well. Jokes aside the raw quality of this guy is amazing! Such a good career, ill never understand why Chelsea let him leave in his prime ... Or even madrid for that matter. His Bayern Munich time was just unbelievable to watch

[@Shimzstar]

He recently ran a full marathon, cause he just loves running! The man is and always will be a true sportsman.

[@pritishsirkar]

He should have won the ballon d’or in 2013. He totally deserved it.

[@smparreira]

they ended up splitting the votes between half the Bayern squad in 2013

[@FmTrini]

Once robben cut in from the rw you know the goal was coming next 🔥👌🏾 Long live the Dutch legend

[@josephujiadughele6035]

To say everyone, everybody including the coaches, the reff and other officials, the spectators on stand, the TV viewers , both opposing players on pitch, and of course the goalkeeper and even fifa, eufa and FA'S all knew he's going to only do just that move all to his retirement and no one can stop the move plus all those mesmerising goalsssssss

[@MentalityBeasts.r]

Amazing video. Such a underated youtuber. Hope you get the famr you deserve.

[@csr050]

You know what's crazy? My mom knows Robben because they both grew up in the same village called Bedum. Robben's father was my mom's gym teacher, and my mom used to babysit Robben's little sister. He once made an appearance at my local football club VV Omlandia, and Robben instantly recognized my mom. That moment really hit as a core memory, and instantly made my mom 100x times cooler to me xD. I was 11 at the time, about 12 years ago.

[@adolphusjames9835]

Robben and Ribery deserved world best title at some point in their careers, if not for the Messi and Ronaldo conspiracy

[@Mcloving420]

Ah Robben, always sad to think about how good he wouldve been with less injuries. Still a legend. As a dutchie i know he started leftwing, and had way more then 1 move. His right foot wasnt even that bad. Its just the usual move he did was undefendable and he kept scoring cus his left shot was amazing, so why even bother doing anything else. Undefendable winger

[@sietsebrouwer3627]

Robben was a glass statue, absolutely beautiful but oh so fragile.

[@MarcelL-DM]

To come back from all those injuries shows dedication and mental strength. If only his body would be as strong as his will. Also a great guy, down to earth and approachable. You'll often see him in Groningen or his birthplace Bedum on a bike going to Fc Groningen, his childhood football club Bedum and even sometimes at his old elementary school were my son now goes to school with a wall with signed shirts of all the teams he played for.

[@tsarodavid9730]

Nobody is talking about how good the narration is

[@happydays5218]

Fantastic tribute for one of the game's greatest ever wingers

[@clivejohnson6468]

Nice to know why he was pants at Cheksea. At Bayern he has been fantastic!

[@jackxams]

Legend. One of the best Dutch players ever. Very close to Cruijff.

[@danny7694]

He's from my hometown and I kid you not, this guy is a regarded a hero here. FC Groningen is still very close to my heart

[@Mehdi6200001]

The algorithm has chosen you

[@bertrach]

To talk about that Spain team and not mention Iniesta is quite ballsy

[@XAkumu]

Saw this man at tennis practice 2 months ago super nice dude

[@kaym8525]

He made me love football from a really really young age and was the reason why i always wanted to play football. Especially since i’m left footed as well

[@mortezz1268]

Great video man

[@ParanoidAandroid]

Only injuries could stop him! Amazingly great, underrated player.

[@Davidtikva]

Yeah sadly injuries destroyed his career

[@arshdeepchhokar7994]

Imagine if Ronaldo and Robben both played together at Man United. Deadly Combo🔥

[@ArnoldVeeman]

He the hero of my home town, and I am very proud of that ❤

[@AblazeFPS1]

he had great speed and dribbling plus shot power is what seperated him from the rest he was unique, i enjoyed using him in FIFA alot because he was the only player in fifa to have a unique speedy playstyle

[@seanashurst2847]

A crime to mention Robben without Ribery

[@Xkir3X]

Robbery

[@ServiaHlulani]

I really love this boy 😢he was underrated 😢

[@raveeshraj1928]

great video brother . keep it up i m really enjoying your videos

[@nazrulazahar1165]

Th3 facts that he recovered from cancer to play at the highest level amazed me more

[@Goals-And-Gloryy]

I hope your Chanel blow up this is great content

[@nelcityvintage9234]

Brazilian Lucas Moura and South African Monapule Saleng adopted a similar 1 foot style and they execute it to perfection. The legend lives on... Hail Robben 🙌🏾

[@blabolabla]

Luis Diaz does it very often too

[@MenyeMC]

Nice video, can't believe you have so little subs... you deserve a lot more

[@andriesusanto8684]

he got lahm backing him up in the right wing in bayern . with these two coming forward , it was a nightmare for any defence . robben cutting or lahm crossing . both deadly 😂