La Croqueta | Michael Laudrup on the dribbling move that made him
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- Michael Laudrup opens up on how naturally his famous La Croqueta dribbling move came to him, and reflects on how his game influenced certain others like Andres Iniesta and Zinedine Zidane.
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Younger generations don’t realise how good Michael Laudrup was. For me he was even better than Zidane
I see them very very similar level. Laudrup a bit better going forward with driling, passes etc, but Zidane a bit better going backward. Of course you could then argue that their main role was going forward. But either way, very similar level and some of the greatest both
Both exceptional really.
Since 1990 there have been three wonderful “10” in European football: Laudrup, Zidane and Iniesta. And Bellingham is going to be the next one. All of them different but equally wonderful
@@carlossimancas9867Modric, KDB, David Silva, could mention Bernardo as well.
But if you’re only talking absolute top you’d still have to mention Modric at least… and KBD… God damn all so good 😅
@@telmolicious Bernardo is more a winger; Silva was very good but not as much as Iniesta, for instance; and KDB and Modric are wonderful players but not exactly a “10” like the aforementioned. Their role is more as a pure midfielders than as an attacking midfielder
The father of Iniesta's style.
I believe what Michael laudrup is saying is that sometimes you dont need to practice to do certain dribbling tricks, sometimes you just do things naturally or learn things naturally because your mind tells you its the right way to do it or the only way to do it. It's all about having that fast reaction and timing with your mind, body, legs and feet. Dribbling isn't about speed its about how fast and intelligent you can react while keeping your composure steady. Its why some legends like zidane were so elegant at dribbling
Agreed. The worst human mathematician still has the best computer ever created between his ears. Berbatov said the same when asked about his genius move prior to the pass to Ronaldo vs West Ham. Never practiced, it just felt like the right thing to do. ua-cam.com/video/KKNZDP-iRE4/v-deo.html
Practice, practice, practice. ua-cam.com/users/shortsoBrq5lC9duA
I play football and this is true, I haven't practiced skills hundred times but still do them sometimes naturally
Danish Gazza