'It's not a competition' | Michael Laudrup on why we shouldn't compare Maradona, Messi, Ronaldo & co
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
- Michael Laudrup recalls the time where he was on the receiving end of a masterclass dealt out in Naples by one Diego Armando Maradona when he was playing for Juventus.
The Argentine icon was so good that he didn't even bother to tie his shoelaces before the game kicked off!
He then offers his thoughts on the debate over who is the greatest player of all time - whether it be Maradona, Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Pele or Di Stefano - and that he doesn't actually like to pick out any one of them.
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What most people miss here is that Maradona wasn’t a football player, he was an artist.
He definitely played football
You are absolutely right!
Maradona was a great 'musician',...and also a great 'composer'.While the rest just a good or great 'musician' only.
What's your favorite song by Diego?
And genius!
And Messi was an advance computer that always made the right decisión. Calculate and make the necesary move
One of my favorite players of all time!
his redemption at Napoli after getting hacked to pieces in La Liga is stuff of legends. I recently did a brief dive on that injury he incurred and what he went on to do in Serie A after he left Barca. His story is unmatched.
And that... Is how all GOAT debates should be put to bed. Beautifully & wisely summed up by Laudrup. Just enjoy all the great players that played the game. From Di Stéfano, Pelé, Best, Beckenbauer, Cruyff, Maradona, Laudrup, Ronaldo 9, Zidane, Ronaldinho, Ronaldo 7, Messi. It's not a competition, as Laudrup said.
And Romario.
You can still enjoy all of them, while at the same time being able to admit that Messi is simply the greatest players of all time, that doesn`t take anything away from the likes of CR7, Pele, Maradonna, Cruyff etc. All are great and some of the greatest of all time, but there is simply one goat and that is Messi
@@thetruth4654 Gattuso is the greatest of all time
@@thetruth4654 you didn’t understand one word of what Laudrup just said.. Completely clueless! You for some odd reason asume you have knowledge about Messi that other people don’t have.. Like other people don’t have a remote they can turn on the TV and watch Messi play every weekend. All debating have seen Messi play, many probably more than you.. Of those who also have seen former players play like Laudrup and Maradona, many don’t agree with you.. Think about for a while..
This is great comment. These debates should be over. DeStefano, Pele, Cruyff, Beckenbauer, Maradona. Ronaldo Messi… all were great players called the best at their time. That’s good enough. Let’s thank all of them and leave it right there.
Laudrup is up there with Diego , Van Basten, & Romario as the best of there generation .....
U mean Brian, right
🤣
@@beachboy13600 Exactly! Dude couldn't be more delusional if he tried. To compare greats like Laudrup, Van Basten, Romário, etc.. with GODS like Maradona or Pelé is like comparing David Ferrer with Rafa Nadal.
Personally I'd have Romario right up there with the very best@@VelhaGuardaTricolor
@@RobertD-u3q Well Romário was not your average good player by any metric. But as great as he was, he was only great in front of goal. He couldn't create for other player, couldn't create his own opportunities. A penalty box virtuoso by all means. Arguably the best at that range. The team had to play for him in order for his football to shine. While Maradona, Pelé, Zidane, DiStefano, Guarrincha, Zizinho, and a few other legends would carry the team on their back uphill.
He might be your favorite player of all time and there is nothing wrong with that. A truly fantastic player and personal preference is personal preference.
Anyone who played against Diego says he was just special.
And heard lof of people saying he had like a special aura, you could feel it just by the presence of him which is crazy.
@ genius is like that. They’re just different.
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Not only that, I could feel that aura just watching him on the TV screen thousands miles and decades away. It’s called Maradona’s magic. RIP magician
Laudrup was criminally underrated… he was crazy skilled and knew the game
he was also a great coach when he was in Swansea, shame he went to shit afterwards, that Swansea side played such beautiful football
Best PLAYER on the Swansea training ground, too. We were told!!..@@TheFurymaker
Laudrup is not criminally underrated. Anyone who knows the game knows how good he is. Plenty of top players idolize him
Underappreciated, not underrated.
@@johntgw
BINGO.
Well said.
People these days do not seem to know the difference.
Laudrup was one hell of a player. I still remember how in awe I was watching him play in the Denmark-Uruguay game at the '86 World Cup. Brilliant talent and Cruyff got the best out of him at Barca.
Maradona is the most talented player in the history of world football. It's hard to explain with words why he could do what no one could do before or since him. He had a special relationship with the ball.
Who knows how much more he would have achieved if he had grown in a healthy environment like Messi and had the right people by his side.
Agree, but you know messi play golf right?
100%
Diego would’ve always found the devil in his playground. He was just that larger than life type of person. He’s from nothing, had an extraordinary gift but had those hedonistic tendencies. Messi is a humble introverted type who is not hedonistic at all. He loves the game, he loves his family and that is it and just happened to be given the gift of genius too.
I feel sad people dun get it that Diego suffered greatly from the defenders . The butcher of bilbao destroyed his ankle . From 1990 Diego only flashes of godliness ...
@@kendyjapri1559 your comment is disrespectful and pathetic. I love messi too but hes played in 7 international finals and scored only 1 penalty and one goal in extra time meaning he aint scored in 90 mins in all 7 finals. It also took him over 16 years to score in a international final and over 16 years to score past the group stage of a world cup.
Don Andrés Iniesta's idol. He went to Vissel Kobe mainly because of Laudrup. Aside from never wanting to play against his heart's team of course.
All the Spanish mids of that gen had him as their idol.
Ironically he is the Godfather of the Spanish mids even though he isn’t Spanish .
Also because 20 million a year.
Also because Vissel Kobe is owned by Rakuten the sponsor of Barca
The Laudrup brothers were exceptional
Awesome Brothers.... the Best bros in Football history
Michael was exceptional, Brian was average
@@dodziagbazo1759 maybe not as good as his brother, but deffo not average. He carried the danish team for years.
Elkaer too
All three were good but Micheal was elegant
@@dodziagbazo1759 yes brian was soso... but still national team material
Di Stefano, Pele, Maradona, Ronaldo “Fenómeno”, Ronaldinho and Messi. Well done Argentina and Brazil
What a footballer. His brother Brian was a magician as well.
His brother is very underated. Played well in every shirt (maybe apart from Copenhagen) but left clubs too early for various reasons.
@@brianlaudrupchannel 🤣🤣🤣
@@Bill-Butcher huh
@@brianlaudrupchannel yeah, exactly Brian had 1 out of 20 in mental strengh. If he just had 10 he would be among the best 15 players ever.
I'm a Fiorentina fan and loved Brian Laudrup. A great shame our club became a shambles in '92-93 because I'm sure his spell with us would have turned out differently.
He just said it even he didn’t want to- Diego was a true king of the game. As Russell Brand said in his eulogy on this platform - “We lost a true great…..celebrate the gifts of others because we will all end the same way”. RIP Diego
Handsome gentleman. And one of the greatest midfielders ever.
He looks like he could have been 80s movie star :D
Ive spent the last 2 years trying to show and explain to my son how good players like Maradona, Platini, Socrates, Laudrup, Gullit ,
Butragueno, Zico and Van Basten were..
All those legends you mentioned, would have won the golden Ball in the post Messi/Ronaldo era.
You could include Tardelli, Rossi, Boniek, Rummenigge, Matthaus, Scifo and Ceulemans. All those guys you mentioned were geniuses.
Baggio?
@@alexanders4911 Yes, Roberto Baggio. My favourite player of the 1990s.
@@MrIrishscouseno Romario tho?
GRANDE LAUDRUP..è stato un vero signore in campo e fuori.Super carriera Lazio.Juventus Barcellona Real Madrid Ajax.Chapeau.💙🦅⬆️⬆️🥰😘
Favoloso per tecnica, eleganza, classe e fair play.... ua-cam.com/video/9zUsCZvol-I/v-deo.html
I'll always remember a big sign on the Camp Nou in the 90s which had the following text on it:
"Enjoy Laudrup"
And we all did FOR SURE, and none of us that watched him and his Barcelona temmates and other teams from that era, or any era, won't stop enjoying all of them...
to see people fighting because they have an opinion about a player, that by the way, it's IMPOSIBLE to prove, instead of enjoying the players they like it's appalling and sad and makes football poorer... hooliganism at its worst
Not one player I've ever seen had his combination of skills, strength, leadership, courage, charisma, humility and passion.
Beyond human.
Playing 7 minutes with his shoes unlaced at a major final?! We miss you Diego, miss you very much because players like you come ones in a century.
The thing is, a great player from any era would be a great player in any era. The one caveat is the further back you go and see the pitches, the equipment, the coaching and diet, you have to think how brilliant would Stanley Matthews, Tom Finney or Hughie Gallacher have been in the modern game?
For me, Maradona is the greatest player I've ever seen. He seemed to attract the ball like a magnet and when he shot on goal, there was no backlift. He could generate power from nothing. If you're in any doubt, just look at a compilation of his goals. Bare in mind, most of them were scored on pitches barely fit for purpose.
Michael laudrup ❤ proud to say that somewhere along my lineage I have Danish heritage , my great great grandad is a dolmer, , a common Danish surname
It's not very common actually! But it is indeed a Danish surname.
Kåldolmere are fucking delicious tho
I think to see greatness you must observe the training. Messi in training was absolutely unbelievable according to Henry. Just a wizard dribbler with natural talent.
However if you look at sheer skill and ball control and wizardry at the ultimate level, it’s Maradona. How he controls the ball, moves the ball, juggles and elevates the ball at his will is like God in control of a spherical object.
He’s a once in a lifetime talent. Lineker mentioned he saw his warm up and he was thumping the ball 30 feet high at near vertical level and he continues to thump that ball back at that height when it lands with a single bounce and he did that for many times in a row without stepping away of more than 3 paces from the initial spot.
Now that Messi and CR7 will never be able to do because that is a talent from a footballer that loves his craft more than anyone else in the world.
When Balon D’or winner Michael Owen heard of this he was in awe, shaking his head. That is Maradona’s level. He’s supernaturally gifted
I saw with my own eyes, Michael Laudrup in his serie A debut...19 years old, playing with the team that i support (S.S. Lazio)...he was an amazing talent!
Maradona was the best of them all. I'm not talking about titles. I'm not talking about scoring. I'm talking about FOOTBALL. A different class. Diego Maradona.
I don't care
He didn't win up to 20 trophies
@@amooolusina6978 So, Simone Padoin was better than Maradona according to your "logic".
@@zaqwsx23 According to my logic, Maradona did not win enough trophies
Zero UCL
Zero Copa America.
He is not among the top 100 players in UCL history for example.
UCL remains the greatest club competition in Europe.
For a player who played in Barcelona, Napoli and Sevilla between the age of 22 to 34, Maradona is a UCL flop!
@@amooolusina6978 You don’t know much about football history, and you base your judgments on current competitions, which work completely differently than they did in the past. The fact that you use the term "UCL," which didn’t even exist in Maradona’s era, says a lot. Not to mention that you talk about team trophies as if they were individual awards. This is especially ironic considering that Maradona is the only player in history for whom the expression “he won a World Cup on his own” makes any sense. Of course, it’s a hyperbole, but in his case, it’s close to the truth.
Maradona played for a mid-level Barcelona team and missed almost an entire season out of the two he was there due to injury. During those two years, Barcelona never played in the Champions League (which wasn’t even called that, and only the champions of each country’s league plus the reigning European champion could participate). Maradona also played for Napoli, a team that, in its history, had only won two Coppa Italia trophies and, when the Argentine arrived, was a mid-table Serie A side. He led them to win two Italian leagues (in those times the greatest in the world), an Italian Cup, an Italian Supercup and a UEFA Cup (today’s Europa League), along with several second-place finishes.
He later played one season for Sevilla, which at the time was a small club. In the Champions League, he played a total of three to five matches. You kids need to understand that football history must be studied before talking about it and that the competitions you watch today are vastly different, as are various rules enforced by referees and other aspects you know absolutely nothing about.
@@amooolusina6978 Messi won many cups because
Messi played in the winning team with the best players of his time Maradona did not play with star players
Let's see the players Messi played with
Iniesta xavi ronaldginho neymar suarez thieryy henry Etoo
As argentine ....man Laudrup was a really an amazing player......one on top of that generation ...
I appreciate hearing this perspective. I grew up idolizing Maradona, following his journey since '82. Because of Diego, I became a Barcelona fan. To me, he was the best of his era. Years later, another Argentine, also wearing No. 10 for Barcelona, emerged: Messi. Naturally, I followed his career, and he became the greatest of his time. I watched Ronaldo at his peak in Madrid's Bernabéu , and a few years later, I saw Messi score a hat trick right before my eyes.
In my view, there are only three true Gods (GOATs) in football: Pelé, Maradona, and Messi. The rest are remarkable players but human. Messi's edge might be his longevity. Now, I’m following Lamine Jamal from day one - who knows what he might achieve? But as Maradona's story shows, injuries and personal struggles can shape or even diminish a legacy.
Because of Platini, Boniek and a young, youthful,classy Laudrup, I fell in love with Juve.And even with his brother Brian against hosts France in s/f WC.wow what a game. For Denmark against eventual winners France. Salute nd thanks👍
Man… that Denmark team at Mexico 86… what a great team!
Greatest World Cup kit the Danish one in 86.
What a classy response, and I completely agree. We should talk about best players from 10 year periods or something like that,
No other player moved as smooth and elegant with the ball as M Laudrup.
Perfectly put.
Bergkamp is the only one I would put at Laudrup´s level.
Thank you Michael, for showing respect for Diego. Your were one of the best players of his time!
Michael Laudrup made correct comments about players other than Maradona. Of course, the players are not competing, but the opinions of the football players and 90% of the strict football followers were the same 10 years ago, 20 years ago and 30 years ago; Maradona is the greatest talent and the classiest player ever.
I never saw another player on a par with Maradona
What a legend Michael Laudrup is too, one of the best strikers and 10s ever in the game.. he was just amazing. and as argentinian im so happy that he gives that credit to Diego Maradona, being him such a great player as well..
He was midfielder...
i saw both him and maradona from when they were 17 at that time we were blessed by two many christianos ronaldos but only one diego platini and zico and hagi
Michael Laudrup is SO underrated as a player. He was the best player of the best generation Denmark ever produced (the 1986 team was amazing, and I still can't believe they lost to Spain in that game...) it was an amazing team to watch play, like a beautiful song being played by some of the best musicians in the world.
And then he became a coach and was good at that too. Not many players manage to do the transition from being a player to be a coach. So when Laudrup says something, you better damn listen to it.
(i must say it, too) Michael, thank you!!
Always remember Denmark from the 1986 Mexico WC. Michael Laudrup and the great Preben Elkjær Larsen. What a team.
I rememeber seeing a video about Maradona where a interviewer was asking him questions and Maradona said, tell you what you want me to do with the ball and i can do it. No player ever says this unless he knows he can do this. Then i saw another one where Zidane was talking about Maradona and he said he was the best player hes ever seen and he could do things no other player could. He talked about this time he watched him training or doing a exercise where he would hit the crossbar consistently every single time and not miss and when he or other players did it, they might hit it 2 or 3 times out of 10 attempts.
Hi from argentina, there is a video of diego training in boca hiting the post at will here in you tube but not the croosbar one, i've seen diego live doing this things too, he was a real alien. Never seen anything like him again.
@@gusmangaymambol he used to be my fav player as a little kid growing up, I really looked up to him and when I heard he was taking drugs and addicted to them it made me feel bad. No wonder his career dropped off and his level, it was such a shame.
Maradona would win the Balon D Or in this era playing in sandals
ten sizes too big!
Argie here. Thank you Michael, It was such a pleasure to watch you play. Such a classy player.
Respect for his achievements in and outside the stadium. Absolutely a very humble player, but what a sensation on the field. Dmn I miss 80 90's football 😭⚽⚽⚽ now to much money and crying players on the ground pfffff
M Laudrup was being was picked by best team in the world Juventus to pair w Platini when he was 20.. if he played in this era I think he can surely compete w messi & cr7 … & after hearing what he said about Maradona … we all know who’s the greatest ..
Probably right. Laudrup was what Iniesta would be if Iniesta had pace.
Thank you, Michael. I saw you when you arrived in Barcelona and that was beautiful, an elegance I've not seen until Iniesta came to the pitch. You are great.
I agree 100%. Everybody is always talking about number 1. Who cares? Why spend so much time on finding the best, while you can enjoy them all, their different qualities, and goals, and assists, and passion.
I think it is perfectly fine to choose your favorite player, as long as you do it respectfully. The excercise of doing such chosing is also very entertaining. The problem of choosing favorites is with people not seeing these contests as fun games and instead make it them personal, preferring to attack and insult those having a different opinion.
Laudrup and his Brother were pure class but Diego and Messi are different animals than the rest of simple as that, Genius for our entertainment!
Laudrup was one of my favorite players ever. As good as any of the players he mentioned.
Classic no. 10
Maradona (the king)
Platini
Baggio
Zico
Laudrup
Hagi
.....
Riquelme (the last classic 10)
Messi, Aguero and Thierry Henry all wax lyrical about Riquelme.
Chris Sutton
Rivellino il migliore
Pelé was above the king 👑!
Hagi 😂
He’s nothing more than a regional star. Zidane should be there
The difference between Maradona and all other players is simple: he was indispensable. Napoli would never have seen a glimpse of the Italian championship without Maradona. Napoli before Maradona: 0 championships, after Maradona: 33 years. Argentina, 1986, wouldn't have made it out of the group stages without Maradona. Pelé was surrounded by brilliant players. Messi, too, is surrounded by brilliant players. Ronaldo? Now you're not even being serious. Zinedine Zidane was indispensable in 1998, but still had a much higher standard of players around him. There isn't a single one of these players who took a mediocre team and made them champions, except Maradona. Når ja selv tak gamle dreng, 😉
To me, Laudrup was also indespensible. Like Zidane, Messi and Maradona, the match ended up looking like he wanted it to look and shape out whenever he decided. When he touched it on one part of the pitch, he was making things happen in distant areas. Whenever he got hot, the other team always just sagged and backed up, because they knew he'd beat them with either dribbling OR passing at any range. And the records of ALL his teams before and after Laudrup speak for that.
"There isn't a single one of these players who took a mediocre team and made them champions, except Maradona."
Laudrup did in the '92 European Cup with Denmark.
@@asnark7115 Denmark didn’t actually qualify for the 1992 European Championship; Yugoslavia did. However, due to the outbreak of war, Yugoslavia was disqualified, and Denmark, as the third-best team, was invited to take their place. Remarkably, despite not even qualifying, Denmark went on to win the tournament.
At that time, both Michael and Brian Laudrup had left the Danish national team, as they couldn’t see eye-to-eye with the Danish coach, Richard Møller Nielsen. Brian returned, becoming a European champion, but Michael didn t came back and therefore never won the title. Michael Laudrup is widely considered Denmark’s best football player of all time and, likely, the best we will ever have.👍👍👍
@@teddijrgensen173 You're right. Now I remember! MLaudrup's club record DOES speak for his ability to lift every side he's ever played in, though.
1. Juve side: Platini, Laudrup and Boniek 2. Inter Milan: Mathuas, Brehme and Klinsman 3. AC Milan: Gullit, Van Basten and Rijkaard. 4. Napoli: Maradona, Careca and Alemao. That was Serie A at its best. Great memories.
These were the number 10 and they all played ( or most of them ) in Italy ❤️
A Son of Argentina, A Hero of The People, A King to The World! GOAT King Diego Forever.....
Michael Laudrup er en af de bedste, men Danmark et lille land, tja så kan man ikke være den bedste, for fodbold er også politik.
My word! This is wonderful. Especially coming from one of the greats himself. Yes, they were/are all great in different ways.
He knows there is no one like maradona
Michael Laudrup is very humble and laid back considering he was right up there as one of the best of his generation and if all time
DON'T NEED TO COMPARE MARADONA TO ANYBODY, AS NOBODY COMES REMOTELY CLOSE TO DIEGO MARADONA ❤
Uh no. Amazing yes, but not clearly better than the other greats.
@@Gefioniuswayyyyy better. Diego is the best footballer of all time, hands down.
@@Jean-PaulSemaan nope.
Maradona's prime was 6 years at best. Compare that to Pele's 12 or Messi's 16. But that aside, I think you entirely missed the point Laudrup made here.
@@Gefioniusbest footballer to walk the earth
Michael and Brian were amazing footballers. I would love to see a documentary about them growing up in Denmark. I mean, they have the talent of Brazilians/Portuguese/Spanish but come from a small soccer nation. Amazing Footballers.
One of The best ever
Great interview .love the details 100% agree with him
Thank you . I still think Michael Laudrup was the best for the team in that position ever anywhere. Some socored for themselves more than him but a team needs anyone to score and that was easier with him.
I would take Pele as #1 for both the points he scored and the titles he won + the brutal playing style he had to deal with for most of his career. After that, there are a bunch you can start listing as the next best.
Exactly, and especially the Messi vs Ronaldo debate the last 10 years, just enjoy them both, they are different, play differently and entertain differently.
Når mister snakker, så holder man kæft og lytter til hvad legenden siger! Han har altid ret....
The laudrup brothers were very skilled. Have we seen any other brothers as skillful?
Yes. Diego Milito and his brother. Thiago Alcantra and his brother. Boateng brothers.
@@DamaniDanDadarneville brothers😂
Thank you Michael
This guy was really special...
I like that speech as well...
Such a great and good person, good health for you and your family, nice greetings from Germany
Maradona started on the streets doing kick ups with stones barefoot. He’d have prob played a Serie A game barefooted if he felt like it. Say what you want about Maradona but he was as tough as nails, a gritty player with so much flair
I love that about who is the Goat. We can all say what we think and who we feel is but in reality, if we were playing football on a sunday and you were told, you were getting either Maradona, Messi or Pele to play for you, you wouldn’t really care which one. They are the elite of the elite of the elite in the games history and that should be enough. I’m grateful i had Maradona and Messi. I was very young for Maradona but i was old enough to realise he was the man at the time and to have seen Messi’s career, what an honour.
I remember watching Brazil-Denmark in 1998 WC. I rooted for Brazil but I enjoyed Denmark just as much. Brothers Laudrups were great players - thank you!
Thank you, Michael!
Great guy! Thanks for every great pass to Romario ❤🎉
Michael Laudrup is a Hero. 🙏🏼
the danish Tom Cruise
lol why do you have to insult Laudrup like that
Più Sean Bean.che Tom Cruise.
You probably don't know Dev1ce from CS GO. But he is the Danish Tom Cruise👍😉
We have to give respect to all the great players that gave so much to the game of football in each era. So he is right; we stop comparing who is best. We have had the luck of wittnessing Messi and Christiano in the same era...as he stated. What more magic could we have asked for...as all the el classico with them together have been played in the last 15 years!!!!
Funny thing that Maradona always said that El Magico Gonzales el Salvador was better than him.
Tak Michael ❤
Michael Laudrup scored a perfectly good goal at San Paulo, ruled off side. Brilliant player, brilliant human being.
Junto a Zidane e Iniesta, Laudrup sigue siendo el futbolista más querido en España en los últimos cuarenta años. Su caballerosidad y lo que estos tipos dieron al fútbol merece nuestra gratitud eterna como aficionados
The quote in the title of this video earns a thumbs up from me, I very much agree with it.
Laudrup, fantástico jogador!
Spot on 💯
Just imagine him playing in a midfield with John Barnes and Steve McMahon. Damn, what could've been
mean and hard as iron that is what made him the greatest ever full stop Maradona. Played in an era where defenders went out to injure you and you got little protection from refs. Defenders hacked and stamped on his feet to slow him down. He played in a decent, but not, best club teams. He was instrumental in winning the world Cup with Agentina. If he played today, he would be killing it.
It is not a competition, but Di Stefano, Maradona and Messi are Argentinians, 3 of the 5 who could compete for the title of best in history, depending on the eras. It is likely that the next person to sit at that table will come from the same place in the world.
The Laudrup brothers were special. Brilliant to watch
He looks still young 😮😮😮
I have never watched Maradona play but everyone who has watched him or played with or against him says that he was the greatest genius in football.
In my top 5 ever magic Mike
He's right. How can you choose one between the likes of Messi, Puskas, Maradona, Garrincha, Ronaldo (x2), Cruyff, Best, Pele, Henderson, and Di Stefano,. All geniuses.
RIVELLINO
Great Laudrup, great footballer, as well as an intelligent person. We should enjoy watching these players.
This reflection goes well beyond futbol. This is about life and the wisdom to be able to cherish life.❤
True from a legend!!!
Maradona, Mathauss, Laudrup and Gullit what a time in Seie A. THe best in the world agaisnt each other.
Maradona was unique, who cares about ballon d'or or titles.... i am talking about pure football!! Imagine if he had half of the drive and motivation of Cristiano Ronaldo eh eh. Maradona is Maradona!!!!
This is a true footballer talking about football. Michael Laudrup was a genius player.
1.43 That's the look of someone who had the privilege of seeing something that few mortals will be able to come across in their whole lifetime.
Exquisite player. Still humble, just like Messi is
D10S, Maradona the one and only. Ole Ole Ole Ole Dieeeegoooo Dieeegoooo