The GREATEST Signature Moves In Football History Pt.2

[@StillAwesome21]

Thanks for crediting Okocha, have seen been giving to wrong guys far too often. Part 3 is more than welcome!

[@yadirect]

Does Suarez's bite count?

[@officialballculture]

Part 3?

[@kuancs1]

Glad to see Nainggolan get a shout

[@0megalul309]

Always thought lahm did the tackle first

[@atrox7685]

​@@0megalul309 Same here

[@jgo2464]

babe wake up ballculture uploaded

[@hitlucked]

Real

[@Khanismechy]

Great video brother P.S. I’d love a part 3 with iniesta and the la croqueta aswell as the ronaldo chop

[@ManavGoplani-w8d]

Yeah i'd love to see a pt 3

[@amamiyaharuto8407]

Nice to see defensive technique on the list

[@bojanradosavljevic5343]

Henry fake pass, Marcelo ball trap, Ronaldinho elastico, Ronaldo knuckle ball, Iniesta la croqueta, Robben cut to the left, there are some ideas for next clip ❤️❤️

[@hafenimushimba8018]

covered in the first video

[@Mopark25]

La croqueta was Laudrup

[@davidhorvath2686]

I’m sure Ronaldinho wasn’t first with the elastico, I’ve seen Romario do it many times. Might be even Pele used it.

[@sdominik3945]

Ronaldo chop maybe also

[@XQRobertz]

Jay Jay Okocha made Bolton proud ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Orbilfolda]

Not to take anything away from him, but pretty sure the "naingolan" tackle was mastered years before by Philip Lahm

[@abum7md705]

Maldini was known to do this tackle as well

[@Kisarez]

That South American goalkeeper with the scorpion kick

[@max.mp4602]

Another banger vid as standard 👌

[@dboots123]

I thoroughly enjoyed you adding a tackle to this. And what a way of tackling It is

[@pvtests8248]

great series! yes more parts pls. u r so chill

[@4231jerome]

These are great! Yes please to a part three. Gotta get Andres Iniesta in there performing his signature dribbling move, ‘la croqueta’, it’s devastating!

[@ShaneGallager]

7:25 Maldini used to tackle like that.

[@beatsbyuxas1192]

Camavinga is an expert at the tackle now

[@lesmith939]

love to see part 3

[@Jazzthink]

5:26 Messi, the feinting goat

[@houseofvenusMD]

Sorry to be a stickler but as a French baller I have to interject. Yves Mariot's Roulette is actually what we call in English the "Rainbow Flick". There is often confusion because in French "roulette" refers to the rolling motion done with the feet - not the ball. José Farias, Argentinian player for Red Star, is actually the man who popularized the ground Roulette or the "Marseille Turn" as you put it in France. He played for RC Paris and a couple other French teams before retiring and being a coach in France. He played in Southern France where his trick became very popular. The rest as you can see is history. Maradona is Argentinian and Zidane grew up watching him play close to home.

[@chiedozieogba7083]

Incredible. This should have more likes or replies or something

[@internationalo9750]

incredible video. like seriously this is one of my favorite soccer videos. you go the perfect amount in depth into each story. really great work

[@officialballculture]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@aditya.sedhai]

Zlatan with his goals surely has invented some shots.

[@shaibah14]

Messi's body feint is deadly bro

[@victoradewale9502]

nice video bro please a part three

[@ManavGoplani-w8d]

You should make a vid on Bergkamp

[@tablavibes1552]

My messi comment was noticed! Lesgo

[@lwandomadikizela2213]

The body feint or the No Touch Dribbling mastered by Lionel Messi himself. The trick to disguise your movement with the ball without doing any fancy tricks.

[@hafenimushimba8018]

wan-bissaka scoop tackle

[@idk-dz3fo]

If you make a part 3 you can include Mahrez and his shot feint. He is the best and most effective player at shot feints I've ever seen. He uses it every game and even has a clip where he fools three aston villa players with one feint.

[@mathewmadayo564]

I was waiting for jay jay okocha move, thought it would be credited to a European

[@Quanny69]

So proud that us Irish have our place in this list,We have all tried it but one of my friends in particular has it to a T.Emarassing move if its done on you 😂👊🇮🇪 Aiden McGeady is a Brazilian trapped in an Irishman's body

[@SUJIGAMINGOFFICIAL17]

I have been using the okocha step over since i was a kid. I didn't knew about it and thought i invented it 😅

[@badsolja1]

Bro last tackle was Nesta’s creation

[@ShaneGallager]

Maldini did it first.

[@badsolja1]

@ShaneGallagerج Maldini considered tackling is a defender making his first mistake So he rarely ever tackled Meanwhile Nesta was the king of tackling and this definitely his signature move Maybe Maldini did first but Nesta popularized it

[@ShaneGallager]

@@badsolja1 Maldini only considered tackling as a last resort and with the great Milan defense of the late 80's - early 90's deteriorating around 1994 he was forced to tackle more & more, and when he did he did that tackle a lot & sometimes he would do a variation of it, instead of back-heeling it from the attacking player he would roll it back with the inside of his right foot & he would turn around & get up & started an attacking run from the back. Baresi could actually do a pretty good one himself, he did it in the 1994 WC I think it was against Bebeto, but he tackled even less than Maldini, which is where Maldini picked up that attitude, the five best defenders of the late 80's to early 00's generation were Baresi, Nesta, Cannavaro, Costacurta & Maldini, & the previous generation of Gentile, Scirea, Cabrini, Bergomi & Collovati who were the Italy backline for several years was just as good. But the Milan backline from 04 - 06 of Cafu (RB), Stam (CB), Nesta (CB) & Maldini (LB) is the most perfectly balanced backline in club football history, they also had Costacurta, Serginho, Simic & Kaladze as backups on the bench, Serginho during that period was playing better than Roberto Carlos. I also hold the Juventus backline of the mid-90s very, very highly, which had the likes of Porrini, Pessoto, Ferrara, Montero, Dimas & Vierchowod.

[@hihi-pc2be]

did u do the la croqueta yet, + part 3 would be nice

[@donnietobasco9791]

What about the Harry Maguire "lunge".....the precise timing needed to extend the leg into a totally dead space, having already lost the ball 2 seconds earlier. When executed properly, the ball will actually be on it's way into the net, just as this futile, hopeless "lunge" is being completed.

[@bismarkeffangeeffabge]

Ronaldinho Elastico AND Neymar Rainbow flick

[@PP-mw9nw]

Marco Reus top spin

[@diipadaik]

I wanted to see Messis Panenka in this video.

[@princejosh373]

Not to take anything from Nainggnolan but that tackle already was perfected by Maldini and Nesta way before we even get to know Nainggnolan...

[@sussyfcdcdcdc6347]

The most legendary of them all is the body feint

[@DarrylFrancis-d6z]

Brazilians started the no look ✊✊✊

[@felixkabethi9753]

Part 3 with D'ALESSANDRO'S LA BOBA

[@MuhammadThariqAkthar]

Bro roasted Antony the goat

[@adrianwamp1890]

when i clicked on the video, i expected to see the famous arjen robben step but i guess you missed that one

[@Supardi_Drag_Racing]

Beyblade dribble by Anthony The Great

[@ohHase]

bro tried to sneak in antony

[@Battuta007]

Jay jay omg ❤❤❤🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬

[@ereboi122]

Hazard was doing no look penalties before Ivan Toney

[@dr.kipsir6975]

you forgot ronaldo chop, nice video thou.

[@benyrobben8801]

Neymars flick

[@Anothabadpun]

raaaaa... Toney's no look reading sent me

[@GoodMenGodMen]

!🙌🙏🎯🔥

[@kareemlawson878]

Just for u shouting out uncle okotcha and knowing ur football roots in subbbing

[@mattfuttie]

Do you have Twitter?

[@officialballculture]

Negative

[@prezenter]

Lewandowski's penalty

[@gojirrarox2137]

Mane was close to being as good as messi with body feints

[@Macias_10]

Blanco❤🇲🇽

[@20FreeWill]

There is no way aiden mgeady invented that lol i know thats what its been called for a long time but SURELY someone must have done it before that

[@thebelx89]

The Knuckleball?

[@TheDYNAMITE001]

Maradona with that 💉extra 🧪inspiration 💊

[@MZIWAKHEPHILLIMONNTOMBELA]

antony never creatd that skill , its from south africa you should watch scarra ngobese from south africa in the late 2000s highlights

[@Journeytomonetization-ko9yq]

Bro the editing is minimal, won't you get reused content strike with this???

[@hariwaa2432]

@ 5:28 .lol Calling Messi "the greatest of them all" reveals you are not a serious football fan. Maradona will always be the greatest footballer of all time. Here is why: 1. Napoli 2. 1986 3. The deepest bag of skills. 4. Intangibles: Speed of thought, the will to win, passion, tenacity .. 5. Personality Pele is second.

[@FreeKickMaestro]

Two of the things you named aren’t football ability related, nice. Pele is better.

[@FreeKickMaestro]

Maradona didn’t particularly have many memorable seasons. He has that 1986 World Cup and some moments with Napoli. That’s it mostly. Players like pele, Messi, Cristiano have had much more consistency.

[@nyakskamakawa]

You must really hate CR7 no Ronaldo chop in both of ur videos...🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️🤷🏽‍♂️... don't hate bro even if u don't include it RONALDO chop will alwayz be a part of the culture in ball history 🫡