Best attacking Left Back of all time. Managed to shine in the "Galacticos" squad of stars for Real Madrid, and was a key part of those amazing Brazil teams of the late 90s/00s. Amazing player to watch. You need to see Ronaldo (R9) and Ronaldinho highlights if you haven't already.
Roberto Carlos is a Brazilian and Real Madrid legend whose speed is similar to a winger, can long pass with great accuracy, shoot like a striker, throws like no one, many inspired from him on curve shoot but still no one is close to him, tackles like a defender, dribbles and skills like an world class Brazilian strikers. Also a unique mastery in free kick that has been never witness by anyone. But the funny thing is he plays like a wing back but is nor a winger, nor a midfielder but a DEFENDER!! Not only that he was a part the strongest team of Brazil history and was a compulsory part of "The Gelacticos Project" of Real Madrid...
9:39 nope it wasn't, y'all need to check out a video on how offside works, it's difficult to explain just with words but with visual reference it's easy to understand
Please don't miss the chance to have a look as Henrik Larsson. Massivly over looked by most, yet one of the greatest strikers to ever come out of Europe. He was also one of the hardest working players in whichever team he was in, wither that being the play maker, the goal scorer or back covering in defence, he always racked up more miles in the game than anyone else.
As a Swede it makes me happy to hear that he's not completely forgotten. I think the reason he isn't more talked about is because he was mainly about hard work and putting the ball in the back of the net in the most efficient way possible. A very British way of playing football and almost the complete opposite of someone like Zlatan who wouldn't run that much but could score with the most insane flourishes. One thing those two do share is an extremely strong head game :)
It used to be so good watching Real Madrid when Roberto Carlos and David Beckham were playing together. Any team that gave away a free kick inside their own half must have been quaking in their boots! Roberto's power was legendary, but as your video showed, there was so much more to him. He'll always be one of my favourite players. And no, it wasn't offside. Remember that the offside decision is made at the point the pass is played. By the time the camera had panned to the player running in on goal, he had run past the last defenders.
the great thing about Roberto is that he was a LEFT DEFENDER and had all those skills of a Center Forward or of a skillful Midfielder, just genius plays and an absolute power for shots and speed // all of that besides being a good defender to disarm the adversaries
Y'all should do a reaction to Ronaldo (R9), if you think Neymar is sort of amazing, Ronaldinho with his cool tricks, CR7 and Messi being better players and all. Then the classic of Brazil, the Phenomenon, Ronaldo Nazario is just on another plane of existence 😊
those throw-ins don't configure off-sides, hehe // and yup, it was kinda funny to see the players on the wall wouldn't just stay stopped to get hit; the wall always used to open like _"Oh hell no, not me!"_ 😆
G'day Guys! Great video and reaction...Roberto Carlos was a wingback, left side for Brazil during their second "golden era" but on the other side of the field was Cafu another awesome wingback and one of the all time best defenders...Perhaps check him out too ...Cheers!
Hey guys, I’m new here, saw 2 or 3 of your videos and i’m enjoying your journey. I hear you guys refer to Neymar as a flopper a lot but there’s more to it. React to “Players trying to hurt Neymar” it’s a 9min compilation. I think you’ll get a lil bit more understanding as to why or how he “flops” sometimes.
Nick and Gabe, that was great, YOU HAVE to do his 'BEST GOALS, it's incredible, you have a small bit of his talent here, the FREE KICKS he did is quite fanastic, three cheers to you two see you next time, hope you enjoyed your trip to the UK
7:22 the 2 offside comments in this video. Firstly this one, you can't be offside at a direct throw-in. Secondly, you can totally be in what looks like an offside position when you receive a ball, but the offside decision is made when your team mate makes the pass to you. The important concept here is, offside decisions are made based on where players are when a pass is made, not when it's received by the player. ua-cam.com/video/kPv7Hm2Z9OY/v-deo.html
Ronaldinho prime was way better than Messi and CR7 in their respective primes, the big difference is both were professionals and oriented to their careers, Ronaldinho was all about partying
Simple answer to your question, no he wasn't offside because you can't be offside from a throw-in, or a Corner! Two opposition players between you and the goal line when the ball is played forward to you from behind you and you are not off-side. Only one opposition player between you and the goal line when the ball was played forward to you and you are off-side. There are other rules but at this point of your education, let's not over complicate it! If you think this is complicated, then I suggest you stick to a world sport that is basically only played in Murica!
Neymar is next to useless and his greatest skill has always been rolling around..our kids used to have a coach who when yelled Neymar the kids would all hit the deck and do just that.
Naymar has spent more time rolling around on the ground than actually playing. There's a documentary on him and it shows his clear lack of dedication to the sport and is why he will never be considered amongst the great players
Best attacking Left Back of all time. Managed to shine in the "Galacticos" squad of stars for Real Madrid, and was a key part of those amazing Brazil teams of the late 90s/00s. Amazing player to watch. You need to see Ronaldo (R9) and Ronaldinho highlights if you haven't already.
Roberto Carlos is a Brazilian and Real Madrid legend whose speed is similar to a winger, can long pass with great accuracy, shoot like a striker, throws like no one, many inspired from him on curve shoot but still no one is close to him, tackles like a defender, dribbles and skills like an world class Brazilian strikers. Also a unique mastery in free kick that has been never witness by anyone. But the funny thing is he plays like a wing back but is nor a winger, nor a midfielder but a DEFENDER!! Not only that he was a part the strongest team of Brazil history and was a compulsory part of "The Gelacticos Project" of Real Madrid...
9:39 nope it wasn't, y'all need to check out a video on how offside works, it's difficult to explain just with words but with visual reference it's easy to understand
Please don't miss the chance to have a look as Henrik Larsson. Massivly over looked by most, yet one of the greatest strikers to ever come out of Europe. He was also one of the hardest working players in whichever team he was in, wither that being the play maker, the goal scorer or back covering in defence, he always racked up more miles in the game than anyone else.
As a Swede it makes me happy to hear that he's not completely forgotten. I think the reason he isn't more talked about is because he was mainly about hard work and putting the ball in the back of the net in the most efficient way possible. A very British way of playing football and almost the complete opposite of someone like Zlatan who wouldn't run that much but could score with the most insane flourishes. One thing those two do share is an extremely strong head game :)
@@Lindeman08 Oh he's not forgotten at all, especially here in the UK, Ja e fran Sverige alla kallar mej Larsson har hahaha. Men ja e fran Stockholm :)
Roberto had the strongest leg in football. Can you believe after all these highlights that he was a defender?
He is a defender......,i mean, wtf....who can keep up with this dude, he is ridiciosly fast.......❤❤❤
True legend!
Please react to Paolo Maldini, one of best defenders in history of the game.
carlos was all about the left foot cannon. Every time he got the ball, we all wanted him to shoot!
It used to be so good watching Real Madrid when Roberto Carlos and David Beckham were playing together. Any team that gave away a free kick inside their own half must have been quaking in their boots! Roberto's power was legendary, but as your video showed, there was so much more to him. He'll always be one of my favourite players. And no, it wasn't offside. Remember that the offside decision is made at the point the pass is played. By the time the camera had panned to the player running in on goal, he had run past the last defenders.
the most dangerous defender of all time
the great thing about Roberto is that he was a LEFT DEFENDER and had all those skills of a Center Forward or of a skillful Midfielder, just genius plays and an absolute power for shots and speed // all of that besides being a good defender to disarm the adversaries
Y'all should do a reaction to Ronaldo (R9), if you think Neymar is sort of amazing, Ronaldinho with his cool tricks, CR7 and Messi being better players and all. Then the classic of Brazil, the Phenomenon, Ronaldo Nazario is just on another plane of existence 😊
React to Ronaldo Nazário, the best Striker of all time
those throw-ins don't configure off-sides, hehe // and yup, it was kinda funny to see the players on the wall wouldn't just stay stopped to get hit; the wall always used to open like _"Oh hell no, not me!"_ 😆
G'day Guys! Great video and reaction...Roberto Carlos was a wingback, left side for Brazil during their second "golden era" but on the other side of the field was Cafu another awesome wingback and one of the all time best defenders...Perhaps check him out too ...Cheers!
Hey guys, I’m new here, saw 2 or 3 of your videos and i’m enjoying your journey. I hear you guys refer to Neymar as a flopper a lot but there’s more to it.
React to “Players trying to hurt Neymar” it’s a 9min compilation. I think you’ll get a lil bit more understanding as to why or how he “flops” sometimes.
Nick and Gabe, that was great, YOU HAVE to do his 'BEST GOALS, it's incredible, you have a small bit of his talent here, the FREE KICKS he did is quite fanastic, three cheers to you two see you next time, hope you enjoyed your trip to the UK
Ronaldinho made me fall in love with football... ❤️
React to the original Ronaldo R9 ! The best striker ever and could’ve been the goat if he didn’t get Injured
Was he offside is a great question , no offside on throw ins in football though
i don't know why but this version of the og videos has less clips than before. Some really great clips were missing here.
Not bad for a defender!
Lol That goal that R9 scored was not offside …. Perfect and well timed run in all honesty… laughable for ya’ll to think tht he was … like how ??!😅
7:22 the 2 offside comments in this video.
Firstly this one, you can't be offside at a direct throw-in.
Secondly, you can totally be in what looks like an offside position when you receive a ball, but the offside decision is made when your team mate makes the pass to you. The important concept here is, offside decisions are made based on where players are when a pass is made, not when it's received by the player.
ua-cam.com/video/kPv7Hm2Z9OY/v-deo.html
Nymar is skill god
Ronaldinho prime was way better than Messi and CR7 in their respective primes, the big difference is both were professionals and oriented to their careers, Ronaldinho was all about partying
The one thing that video was missing is this goal he scored.
ua-cam.com/video/fOmqDOi4DH0/v-deo.html
Simple answer to your question, no he wasn't offside because you can't be offside from a throw-in, or a Corner!
Two opposition players between you and the goal line when the ball is played forward to you from behind you and you are not off-side.
Only one opposition player between you and the goal line when the ball was played forward to you and you are off-side. There are other rules but at this point of your education, let's not over complicate it!
If you think this is complicated, then I suggest you stick to a world sport that is basically only played in Murica!
Neymar is next to useless and his greatest skill has always been rolling around..our kids used to have a coach who when yelled Neymar the kids would all hit the deck and do just that.
That's one stupid coach, teaching kids his stupidity, and then they end up just like you.
Naymar has spent more time rolling around on the ground than actually playing. There's a documentary on him and it shows his clear lack of dedication to the sport and is why he will never be considered amongst the great players