This is how Messi plays in bad weather conditions- Messi skills,goals,dribbles
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Messi plays in rain and bad weather conditions but it is not enough to stop Lionel Messi from showing his skills and class.
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Forget cold and rainy nights of stoke, Prime messi could play on the moon !
Even on jupiter 🐐🐐🐐
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Prime Messi could play without legs
Esse vídeo é pra todos que duvidaram que Messi não jogaria bem em gramados ruins em plena chuva, não sei porque muitos duvidam tanto da sua genialidade. Jogador que é bom de verdade joga em qualquer condição quer for. É o melhor e maior que já houve na história desse esporte, tudo que ele fez e continua fazendo, ganhou e continua ganhando, quebrando recordes atrás de recordes não deixam qualquer tipo de dúvidas. Tirem essa ideia que pra um jogador ser considerado o Maior ele precisa necessariamente ter revolucionado o futebol pois se for assim ele teria que ter nascido no século anterior para revolucionar um futebol que ainda estava em construção então isso não é justo. Todos os jogadores tiveram uma contribuição para o futebol e Messi fez a gente enxergar o futebol de outra forma principalmente na questão da longevidade, o futebol evoluiu e se tornou cada vez mais difícil se sobressair, pelo conjunto e por ter a carreira mais completa e consolidada, Messi é o GOAT pois é o jogador que melhor dominou todos os fundamentos do jogo no esporte mais popular do mundo.
It is Messi Class, above World Class !
You should have included the away game at Chelski when he was a teenager. Pitch was a bog and he was running rings round Del Horno and co.
Was typing chelski instead of chelsea intentional or just an error?
Man this is crazy. He is from other planet.
He's so good, he makes it rain upwards 4:41
Wow man , it's an absolute gem of a video , it really deserves 50M views. Brilliant editing.
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Bro this guy is insane wtf
He is magician
Nice edit bro
Thanks 🥰🥰
Messiuuu
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goood
Masada Hango Hanube 🙏😀😀 ( Played or not ?)
Every match Pele played was literally like this, and yet he was unstoppable.
Show me one match he played like this in youtube? He was overrated played when football wasn't even competitive. Don't over hype him🤡
@@abmediatube4523 This is why Pelé is the greatest footballer ever.
The argument against Pelé that he "never played in Europe" is not a putdown on him for several reasons. (1) The monetary differential of playing in Europe or South America was not yet so steep. The reason current European leagues are stronger, and the Champion's League is definitely, alongside with the World Cup the main football event did not exist until the mid 80s. The Brazilian, Uruguayan and Argentinian leagues were equal, if not superior in player quality to ANY individual national league in Europe. Maybe the champions league of the time was comparable to the Brazilian National league in the 60s. (2) There were limits for the European sides to incorporate foreign players into their squads. These limits have been lifted and wealthy European clubs are now international side. At Pele's time, an European side could have a couple of non-national players, which made their own leagues a lot weaker. What money did to football was drain South America of its talent, by bringing the very best south americans to European clubs, which improved the quality of top European clubs and impoverished the south american leagues. So, ignorant people who don't understand the history, the context, and so on, look at current-day European football and simply assume it has always been the most competitive football throughout history. This is an incorrect assessment, football was actually a lot more equilibrated back in the 50s-70s. (3) Compare the Brazilian sides Pele played in with ANY European team of its time. Which tema boasted the quality and stardom of those Brazilian teams? Germany? England? Italy? None. If you take Pelé out, Brazil was still a much stronger side. Pelé was the the highest mountain in a mountain range already taller than the other ranges.
He is the best football player the world has seen.
Pelé wrote down 185 goals against teams and clubs in Europe:
Pelé goals against selections: Bulgaria (3), Wales (4), France (6), Sweden (5), Portugal (1), Germany (3), England (2), Belgium (3), USSR (3), Tchecoslovaquia (4 ), Yuguslavia (1), Romania (2), Italy (1), Austria (1),
Pelé goals against Spanish clubs: : Barcelona (3), Real Madrid (1), Valencia (1), Atletico de Madrid (3), Betis (1), Espanyol (1), zaragoza (2), Elche (1).
Pelé goals against Italy clubs : Inter de Milan (8), Milan (2), Roma (6), Juventus (2), Lecce (3), Napoli (7), Lazio (3), Cagliari (2), Bologna (2), Catanzaro (2), Genova (2), Alexandria (1), Mantua (1).
Pelé goals against Germany's clubs: Schalke 04 (1), Stuttgart (1), Hamburgo (2), Wolfsburg (2), Eintracht (6), Hannover 96 (1), Düsseldorf (1), TSV Munich (5), Arminia Bielefeld (1), Lower-Saxony (3), Karlsruher (3), Selection Saarland (1), Selection Berlin (1), Selection Hamburgo (1).
Pelé goals against clubs from Englands: Chelsea (1), West Ham (2), Newcastle (3), Stoke City (2), Sheffield (1), Coventry City (1).
Pelé goals against clubs from France: Olympique Lyonn (2), Toulouse (2), Racing Paris (5), Stade Reims (2).
Pelé goals against clubs from Portugal: Benfica (9), Sporting Lisboa (1).
Goles de Pelé a equipos de Belgica: Anderlecht (4), Royal Standard (1), Royal Beerschot (4), Gentoise (2).
Pelé goals against clubs from Netherlands, Greece, Hungary, USSR, Switzerland, Yuguslavia : Feijenoord Rotterdam (1), Selection Netherlands (3), AEK Athenas (1), Panathinaikos (2), Budapest (2), Seleccion URSS (4), Basel (3), Zürich (1), Servette Geneva (1), Dinamo Zagreb (1), Estrella Roja Belgrado (1), Danick Kragulevac (1), Zeljesnicar Show less (1).
Jairzinho carried Brazil, scoring 7 goals and Pele scoring 4
Spoken like a man who has never seen any of the 1970 World Cup.
That was Pele's team. Jairzinho scored in every game but the fulcrum was Pele. One of the reasons Jairzinho was so prolific was because the defence of every team set out to stop Pele, and several of Brazil's goals involve Pele soaking up pressure and making a killer pass to an open teammate (usually Jairzinho). The England game is a great example, Pele gets the ball in the penalty area and three English defenders swarm him. Pele makes a fantastically composed pass to an onrushing Jairzinho who wellies it over Gordon Banks's shoulder.
Pelé in the 60s played 37 full games in Calcio and in the 60s it was harder by a mile scoring than nowadays, and I can show you the statistics if you want, so Pelé would’ve scored more goals if he played those matches nowadays. Also the 37 Calcio teams Pelé played against was often the top 5 teams. He played against Inter Milano eight times and they were top 3 from 1959 to the early 70s.
The scores in the 60s were lower by a mile. We can take Calcio as an example, in the 1968-1969 season the top scorer was Gigi Riva with 21 goals... In 2015 the top scorer was Gonzalo Higuain with 36 goals... Yeah I know that you’re surprised but that’s the truth, Pelé would’ve much more goals nowadays. Pele got kicked to the ground many times, the boots were heavier, the pitch conditions were wet and bad, the ball could weigh twice as much of a ball nowadays if it rained, so goalkeeper in the 60s are far better than goalkeepers from nowadays and that’s because back then the ball was heavier and the goalkeeper had useless gloves. In the 1966-1967 season the top scorer in Calcio was Luigi Riva with 18 goals while Mauro Icardi scored 22 goals I know, that that ain’t such a big difference but what is a very big difference is how many goals were scored totally those seasons! 1966-1967 = 613 goals and 613 divided 306 (total matches the played) is two so they often scored two goals per game while in the 2014 season Mauro Icardi scored 22 goals and the total goals there was over one THOUSAND goals... 1024 goals were scored that season so just imagine if Pelé was in Icardi’s place he would’ve scored goals like a machine.
Serie A (In Pele’s era) scored goals per game.
(this is the goal ratio in Serie A)
1961-62 2.52
1962-63 2.42
1963-64 2.11
1964-65 2.09
1965-66 2.18
1966-67 2.0
1967-68 2.1
1968-69 2.09
1969-70 1.93
1970-71 2.10
1971-72 2.01
1972-73 1.87
1973-74 2.07
1974-75 1.95
1975-76 2.26
1976-77 2.22
Since 2006 WC
06-07 2.55
07-08 2.55
08-09 2.60
09-10 2.61
10-11 2.51
11-12 2.56
12-13 2.63
13-14 2.73
14-15 2.69
15-16 2.60
16-17 2.96
17-18 2.68
18-19 2.68
19-20 3.04
Pelé the Greatest of All Time!
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No need of your google copy paste. This video shows the quality of the defenders back then
@@abmediatube4523 Yes I did copy paste it but it’s still me who wrote it last month. The link you’re giving me is just some seconds from a match. Many nowadays players has been like this. Nothing special.
Song?
Fire and thunder by cj birds
Too soon.