How Vini Jr. Is Annoying The Entire Football World

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When Neymar told Vinicius to keep dancing when he scored a goal, you had to know that that was bad advice. First off, football legends don’t do that. Ronaldo does the siuuu. Messi pays tribute to the skies. And Mbappe crosses his arms and tucks his hands underneath his armpits. * And because Neymar is the last person you want to get advice from, when Vini, Ney and the rest of the Brazil team wouldn’t stop dancing in the 4-1 thrashing of South Korea, boy did they get a reality check the very next game. Brazil was knocked out by Croatia in only the quarter finals of the 2022 World Cup. And the dances became tears. Dancing every time you score a goal is disrespectful to the opponent and is very cocky.
Speaking of being disrespectful and cocky, in a match between Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid in the Copa del Rey, Vinicius Jr. wouldn’t stop annoying and provoking EVERYBODY in the Metropolitano stadium. He provoked the fans, the Atletico players and even coach Diego Simeone. (He told Rodrigo De Paul “I play for Real Madrid”. De Paul is a World Cup Champion and he’s probably aware that you play for Real Madrid. No need to rub it Vini) * Vini was riding high from the El Clasico hat-trick he had recently scored against Barcelona. So when Real Madrid equalized the game in the 82nd minute, Vinicius took the provoking to the next level. But little did he know that he himself would lose possession of the ball, chase down Antoine Griezmann but fail to catchup, and might have been the reason Griezmann scored a terrific goal and knocked Real Madrid out of the Copa Del Rey. KARMA is a thing in life, and in football. Don’t forget that, Vini.
Now Vinicius Jr. is a great player. No doubt about that. But is he really that good? After 5 years at Real Madrid, the answer would be NO. Real Madrid are not dominating the Champions League like they did, when they won 4 out 5 titles from 2013 to 2017. And they’re not dominating the League with only 3 titles in the past 10 years. And that’s all because their star winger Vinicius is more focused on provoking everybody rather than just playing football. * Because in a Clasico against Barcelona, instead of trying to score on goalkeeper Ter Stegen, he flopped to the ground and produced an embarrassingly bad dive. And it wouldn’t be the first or last time that Gerard Pique would tell the youngster to stop acting like a child. But Vinicius just wouldn’t listen. He wrestled Frenkie De Jong to the ground and only got a yellow card. He fought, and even got physical, with Gavi. And he provoked the entire Barcelona bench.
What’s surprising about Vinicius and the way he acts, is that he isn’t even a football superstar yet. It took Ronaldo, Benzema, and Raul Gonzalez not just a decade playing at Real Madrid, but loads and loads of achievements, both individual and collective. So if Vinicius wants to establish himself as a football and Real Madrid legend, and make good use of his great talent and potential, he needs to drop the childish behavior and focus ONLY on playing football. * Because he’s not even that hard to stop anyways. When Ronald Araujo played as right-back against Madrid three times, Barcelona won all three games and Vinicius neither scored nor provided an assist in those meetings. And when Kyle Walker watched his teammate Fernandinho get nutmegged by Vinicius, he stood firm against the Brazilian and Man City destroyed Real Madrid 5-1 on aggregate.
Coach Carlo Ancelotti once fumed at Rodrygo for his childish behavior. So instead of entertaining the way he acts, Ancelotti also needs to be more strict with Vinicius. Otherwise, a great talent and a huge potential will go to waste, just like Neymar’s talent went to waste.

[@RIO-..]

And he Should Really STOP smiling & laughing in public....

[@ahmedelaroussi]

I can live with the smiles but laughing and pulling his tongue out all the time is really disrespectful.

[@homi1336]

Guys don‘t forget the racism he keeps facing especially against madrid.

[@ahmedelaroussi]

Racism is absolutely unacceptable in all its shapes and forms, but it should also be unacceptable the constant annoying and provoking of the rival, the rival’s bench and even the entire crowd. Vini has to change his attitude.

[@geofferydian5357]

He is not the only black person on his team. His teammates didn't react as much as him. He should've gotten used to it by now. He played in the same fcking league for 5 years.

[@ahmedelaroussi]

@@geofferydian5357 You made a good point in that Real Madrid is a team full of players with different colors and yet Vinicius is the only one getting in these situations. I really think that if he changes, it'll be much better for him.

[@ultimatewho]

what are you high on?

[@amrelmugharbil1256]

I’ll have to disagree in every sense. The guy already won two La ligas and a champions league. He’s winning his third La liga this year and is still on course to win another champions league title having kicked out the title holders. They beat Barcelona three time this year. All that in 5 years, he’s still 23 years old too. Provoking Athletico? What’s the problem with that, that’s how Athletico have beaten everyone through out the last 5 years under the tenure of Simeone. Is he perfect? Absolutely not, he’s young and he’s learning, but he’s hell of a talent and he gives his all on the pitch, and I’m quite sure that Ancelotti one of the greats is absolutely convinced with him. Besides the attitude is part of what he is.

[@stefanopl3]

Man, this is sooo out of touch. Omitting things that happens outside the pitch, the constant racist chanting against him, the constant fouls they commit on him and the other players never get punished for it and so on. And saying he is not a superstar yet?? You don't like him? Ok, but this is very biased. PS: Taking the opinions of Atletico and Barça players... Yeah, they're not biased at all either.

[@ahmedelaroussi]

There’s no bias here and this isn’t about not liking him. I think I’ve actually loved every single Brazilian player, regardless where they played; from Roberto Carlos, Ronaldo, Rivaldo, Kaka, Ronaldinho and so on and so forth. But all of these superstars were focused on nothing but football. That said, I’ve seen footage of Modric telling him to stop provoking the crowd and I’ve seen footage of Ancelloti telling him to stop complaining. Not to mention reports referring to his teammates not appreciating the constant complaints. I also recall Vini escaping a red card for an unjustified challenge at Willi Orban’s neck in last month’s Leipzig game. Racism is not acceptable under any circumstances, but Vini absolutely needs a lot of work on his attitude.

[@neikomccalla2623]

Vini is very much a super star. Worth well over a 100 mil and shines whenever he plays. Defenders fear Vini.

[@ahmedelaroussi]

@@neikomccalla2623 There's no doubt he's a great player, I agree with you that a lot of defenders fear him. But the message of the video is that he can probably be even better if he 100% focuses on only football. Just like previous Brazilian legends (Pele, Ronaldo, Rivaldo, Kaka, Ronaldinho, etc.) did.

[@stefanopl3]

@@ahmedelaroussi I admit that the thing with Orban was too much and could have been a red card. And I can understand his teammates being worried about his attitude at certain times because they don't want him being expelled, and that's part of Ancelotti's job to manage that as well. But what is not mentioned is, why has Vini reached to this point? Ever since he arrived in Real Madrid he has been ridiculed by the media and players from other teams (some journalists even made fun of him by the way he speaks imitating him as Forrest Gumb), he got bitten in the head when he was playing in Castilla, etc. always had a target in his back. Then he improved and now they can't make fun of him and they start to attack him personally because that's the only way to distract him. People have been calling him monkey, making gestures and noises, they have been saying "Vinicius kill yourself" even in games that was not against Real Madrid, they even hung up a doll by the neck with his shirt on, FFS. And so many and many more things happened to him in the last 2 years, just because he improved and proved everyone wrong when they made fun of him. And the teammates can be a bit unhappy when his attitude can be volatile, but none of them has suffered what Vini had to suffer on a personal level. That being said, ever since he came back from the injury he has been more focused and hopefully he will stay like this, unless the fans of other teams come up with something different to attack him with.

[@abdullahabdulganiyu4480]

i think vinicius should learn to be a bit matured

[@ahmedelaroussi]

I totally agree. It’ll even make a great difference in his performance.

[@Jeramheel]

I mean he's battling racism so he has to prove himself....but he complains on the pitch too much😢😢

[@ahmedelaroussi]

We are totally against the racism, but unfortunately, Vini needs to change his attitude. Even his own teammates have told him to stop the provoking.

[@CesarHernandez-tx6od]

Vinis easily top 3 this year playing less time. Dont tell me Jude, Kane or De Bruyne because they've had more games and are less impactful on the pitch. Only player better than him I really think is Mbappe. He can get out of hand with his antics, but if we're looking at football alone, there arent too many sitting at his table

[@ahmedelaroussi]

A great player, no doubt. But for a guy carrying the number 7 jersey at Madrid, he’s a far cry from CR7, and which might show that sure, he’s easily top 3, but because the guys around him aren’t really at their best. Anyways, he’ll probably be even better if he focuses more on football and less on provoking everyone.

[@CesarHernandez-tx6od]

@ahmedelaroussi No one will be CR7. CR7 was the best player ever for Madrid so our expectations have to lower. But to say he's not worthy of wearing that number given the performances he's given the past few years is out of touch

[@jyotidas8874]

Vini is a superstar. He is the main man in the best team in the world along with Jude. What you are calling provoking is very common for players. Somehow the haters has created a nerrative against him by pointing anything silly he does. You don't have to make a video if you do not have anything constructive to say.

[@ahmedelaroussi]

Vini being a superstar and playing for Real Madrid were mentioned in the context of how legends of the club achieved loads and loads of trophies and titles, both individual and collective. So while the video clearly mentions that Vini is a great player, I'm pretty sure that if he leaves Real Madrid today, or even in a few years, history won't remember him like it will CR7, Benzema and Raul. And as for not having to make a video ..., I think you should've listened carefully to the parts mentioning Vini being a great player, with great potential and with the end of the video giving advice to Vini that he should focus more on football so that his talent doesn't go to waste (that's constructive).

[@jyotidas8874]

@@ahmedelaroussi Vinicius is only 23. If he plays like this (he will get even better I am sure) he will definitely surpass Benzema. Benzema was never the best striker in the world except one year may be. Vinicius is the best left winger in the world for third season in a row now.

[@nicknic28292490]

You're annoying me. You should change your attitude.

[@geofferydian5357]

I've said this on another channel, he behaves like he is the only black person on his team. I'm pretty sure his teammates prefer winning over losing to racist fan's team. If he thinks he is that good, be like Messi. Despite all the odds and the harsh tackles by Madrid player, he helps Barca destroys Madrid in his prime. At this rate, he might actually become football first Michael Jackson, he seems awfully conscious about his skin colour. Quite frankly, I don't even feel sorry for the dude. This type of dude, is the type that will trample over you if you show some form of kindness.

[@ahmedelaroussi]

Good point. No one will forget Ramos' intentional kick to Messi in the 5-0 game, Pepe's deliberate step on Messi's hand, nor Messi bleeding after Marcelo's elbow to Messi's face. And after all that beating and intentional fouls, never did Messi complain. Even though Messi is Barca and Vini Madrid, still, he should learn and follow Messi's example. Thanks for commenting and please like and subscribe so we can keep growing the channel.

[@RIO-..]

This guy deserves Everything he Gets...!

[@ahmedelaroussi]

Except for the racism, Vinicius focuses more on annoying people than on playing football so it would be foolish to expect no response.

[@maximtheinternetbreaker4243]

Within 10 secs i understood how stupid this video is when this guy told FOOTBALL LEGENDS SHOULDN'T DANCE. Bruh, every player and country has their own culture. There will always be idiots that spread hates on players.

[@ahmedelaroussi]

It’s “said” not “told”. Speak proper English first. Unlike your stupid comment, this video is based on extensive research and information obtained from media and news outlets directly linked with the topic covered in the video. The links below reveal that a lot of people were offended by the non stop dancing. After reading them you’ll notice who’s the idiot. www.skysports.com/football/news/11095/12762543/brazil-4-1-south-korea-tite-defends-dance-celebration-but-roy-keane-unimpressed-with-disrespectful-behaviour www.goal.com/en/news/brazil-tite-disrespectful-dance-moves-world-cup-south-korea/bltc77eec9b046a977c

[@maximtheinternetbreaker4243]

@@ahmedelaroussi MF got hurt so bad when the truth was shown. "It's said not told". An extensive research needs to be done on your head.

[@maximtheinternetbreaker4243]

@@ahmedelaroussi your type exists only to create hate on every footballers.

[@ahmedelaroussi]

@@maximtheinternetbreaker4243 There was no hate here, you just didn't seem to understand the video. So it's your type who's disrespectful.

[@maximtheinternetbreaker4243]

@@ahmedelaroussi Sure mate, as you say, Mr. "SAID NOT TOLD".

[@mahmoudelaroussi580]

Excellent analysis, I hope he listens to the advice 😊

[@ahmedelaroussi]

Thanks a lot. I too hope he listens and acts right. It’ll make a difference in his football.