This Player ONLY Scored BANGERS and Changed This Position FOREVER

This Legendary Player TRANSFORMED This Position FOREVER
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Discover the extraordinary tale of Roberto Carlos, the player who redefined the fullback position with his jaw-dropping goals! From thunderous strikes to defensive mastery, delve into how Carlos transformed the game, becoming a true icon in football history. Don't miss out on witnessing the magic of the player who could ONLY score BANGERS! ⚽🔥
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00:00 Introduction
00:51 Early Life and Career
01:32 Move to Italy and Unrest
02:20 Move to Spanish giants and rebirth.
03:51 Is He Really a Defender???
05:30 The Most Iconic Goals
06:20 The Greatest Left Back of All-time?
09:00 Conclusion

[@Livoha]

What amazes, it’s his precision, how much practice he put in to get that free kicks

[@user-qd2dp3sp7k]

Firstly thank for doing justice to the best left fullback of all time. One cannot compare to Roberto Carlos his the perfect example for coaches to teach their players of the perfect fullback. Defensely sound and smart in joining the attack. Flawless

[@vee1766]

Defensively sound my ass.

[@Jolgeable]

Some fun facts relating this position to the history of Brazilian football: The way Roberto Carlos played, helping in the attack, it wasn't revolutionary in Brazil. I remember discovering in the 90s that English full-backs were like defenders on the side, who didn't advance, and I was surprised by the difference. But in Brazil, full-backs do not have this name, the position is called "lateral" - it's about the side of the field, without words about being back or moving forward. Despite the "lateral" being part of the defensive starting line, helping the attack was just the traditional way of playing. Until the 80s, when football was less physical than today, there were skilled players in this position. An example was Júnior, Brazil's left back in the '82 World Cup. He ended his career playing as number 10 (since he was a skillful player but no longer had the physicality of his youth). As Brazil was unable to win the World Cup with Zico and company's generation of the 1980s, the new idea was to abolish what was called "art football" and adopt the so-called "football of results". It worked in 1994, when Brazil won the World Cup. But it started in 1990, when Brazil played in a style trying to imitate European football, playing for the first time with 3 defenders and wingers, which were part of the midfield line. Of the 24 teams that played in the 1990 World Cup, 19 played with three defenders. It was a huge controversy, because no team played like that in Brazil. It was also the first time that Brazil played in a World Cup with a majority of players who moved to Europe. A time of transition and identity crisis. In 1990 Brazil was eliminated in the round of 16. What happened with Roberto Carlos' case, a full-back helping the attack, is that the 1990s was the time when the best South American players started moving to Europe. So European football became more exposed to this type of player (Roberto Carlos moved to Europe in 1995). The best I saw was Leandro (he played for the Braziian team in the '82 World Cup), who played on the right and was much better than Cafu, for example. But he is not known in Europe because he was playing in Brazilian league in the 1980s.

[@metallicbigtoe3949]

Paul Breitner was another incredible goal scoring full back

[@patience1835]

Roberto Carlos and Cafu

[@qawiemmt]

ronaldo, roberto carlos, ronaldinho in 1 squad is the prime time brazilian team! good old football days

[@TheAkatzukie]

+ Rivaldo

[@qawiemmt]

@@TheAkatzukie+ robinho

[@osbtm1258]

in 1998 real madrid reberto carlos was like cr7 in atk and a full back. teams were baffled as to why a full back has the most shots on target against them. he was a one man offence. he cud penetrate lines easily with his movement off the ball and he cud punish teams with low defensive lines with his shots from out side the box you had to close him down and open your defense or he wil shoot. He is one of reasons real madrid won all those titles in the 90s

[@Fanuel28]

Nice video but I think you should mention one more goal. I don't really remember against who he scored it but Roberto Carlos scored goal from almost 0 angle while running. I mean he scored many amazing goals he's for sure one of my favorite players overall.

[@iLoveMyReligion]

Tenerife 1998

[@Zaruf]

In the 90s FIFA games R.Carlos had top speed and shot power.

[@Staicu96]

nice video but it's weird to talk about bangers and not to put roberto carlos impossible goal corner

[@AhmedAli-jd6kd]

good content

[@bram1467]

So roberto is lwb?

[@zorkamatenicarska4560]

ROBERTO CARLOS IS THE BEST FULL BACK

[@user-xz7jc7bd9g]

In what terms defensive? Offensive? Success? Or in terms of being complete in all aspects

[@thabo3866]

Cafu, Dani Alves, Bixente Lizarazu, Lauren. Ashley Cole

[@user-hr2zy7ct8h]

whats that background music? fits the incredible powershots

[@Jjjw-ft1xz]

I feel like he could’ve play up as a winger

[@afckingvillainn]

Then he left Thierry Henry alone to score the classification gol against the best Brasil Selection of all time... in his defense Ronaldinho doesn't show for the game and Ronaldo against France is a Bronze player, meanwhile Zidane agains Brasil is the GOAT... Sad year to us brazilians....

[@GeoZeppelin1979]

yes....rc is my all time idol... but to leave Henry to tie your boot laces.....😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😬

[@Eligood69]

ayo u got a lot a potential btw never knew carlos played for inter

[@power279]

cuz u r young to not know

[@Eligood69]

@@power279 bro im 25 wait yeaa i was to young at that time

[@just_stevesey1782]

Well Done. Cafu's Crying

[@FootballPitchedYT]

Maybe we can do a comparison video between the two🤔🤔🤔 Thoughts?

[@NailGanja]

John arne riise

[@jamesl-s1839]

Cafu was better all rounder as he could defend better than carlos , and ashley cole shoild be up there too for playing in a much harder league and could do everything.

[@valentin3186]

Aleksandar Kolarov was his teacher

[@FootballPitchedYT]

Hahahaha good one!

[@PeterMurphyceltic]

Danny McGrain taught him

[@juansaldana7595]

Can you a video on Daniel Passarella

[@FootballPitchedYT]

I will look into it!

[@user-xz7jc7bd9g]

Maldini is the best full back and after him is him or Cafu

[@FootballPitchedYT]

But Maldini was only a Fullback for part of his career...

[@nileve04]

not really lol!

[@vee1766]

I know that's a controversial take but i can't stand Roberto Carlos, never could, i blame him for ruining the fullback position, they used to be a mix of defending and attacking, after Roberto Carlos they all became poor men wingers who barely even know to defend and are only judged on dribbling and assisting... I hate moder fullbacks (sorry, "wingbacks"...) so much and how overrated they are.

[@makefutballfun5038]

DANi.ALVES