Robert Prosinecki was a genius on the ball. Admittedly didn`t like to trek back & help out the defence from midfield, but that wasn`t in his nature. His vision in passing was awesome, aswell as his ball retention. To have him playing at my club Portsmouth for one season thanks to then owner Milan Mandaric was a an absolute gift.
Prosinecki, Stojkovic, Savicevic, Suker, Belodedici, Jugovic, Mihajlovic. Without that fucking war, Jugoslavia would dominate 90s football. It was really an amazing team, maybe best midfield ever...
When it comes to free-kick, who will take ? If it favors left footed player, it should be Sinisa Mihajlovic. But it favors righ-footed, Stojkovic should take it as he was very good FK taker too.
Belodedici was romanian. Anyway you're right. The list includes also stars like Boban, Mijatovic, Boksic, Stankovic, Asanovic, Stanic, Pantic, and some underrated but very solid and classy players like Bilic, Djukic, Jokanovic, Jarni, Milosevic. It would have been a terrific squad
Agree 100 percent mate. The days of Prosenecki,Baggio,Zidane are long gone. Modern day coaching for you! Buying players on fuckin stats! I hope Martin Odegaard breaks this trend
One of my favourite players of the 90s. He was never appreciated at Barca or Real because of injuries. I wish he played for Liverpool back then. Prosinecki would have achieved legendary status there.
I feel lucky to have been able to watch him play for Portsmouth five times at Fratton park, it's fair to say his smoking habit didn't help prolong his career and that he was playing against inferior opposition such as Grimsby Town, but I can honestly say he was the best player I've ever seen at Fratton Park. He laid on so many goals for the likes of Peter Crouch and (before he was injured) Mark Burchill and was a sheer, brilliant showman. One of the best ever.
Genius. One of my favourite players of all time. Lucky to have seen him play and score one of his international goals for Yugoslavia against Northern Ireland back in 1991.
Prosineki dribbling the other players in the middle of the field, even though he hasn't trespassing to the adversary part, this images will remain in our brains for years, terrific.
I was always told by Football coaches keep your body between the ball and your opponent Robert does this with ease , I wish modern day coaches would encourage this
Recuerdo un partido amistoso entre Boca y Real Madrid en la.Bombonera (año 1993). Prosinecki estaba en el Real Madrid pero era tan habilidoso que cuando fue reemplazado la hinchada de Boca Juniors lo aplaudio de pie.
Prosinecki, Boban, Stimac and the past croation team, had great players. One of my fav team. Even the goalkeeper was xcellent. If they are playing now, must be one of the favs for the upcoming WC. Can easily beat England 6-1. Lol.
Imagine if the 1987 world youth world champions could have played for the same national team through the 1990s. I think the bronze of Croatia in 1998 would have been surpassed several times! What a generation that was...
Welcome to Earth...the whole purpose of this video is to show his good dribbling actions. It's called a highlight. And actually I saw him play for the Croatian NT and he was a class player. One of the best ball controlling players ever. True he didn't have best of times in Real and sure he liked to "strangle" the ball but I can give you a fairly large list of fantastic players who couldn't succeed in Real and some that were almost even ruined as players there.
Before Dragan Stojkovic left Red Star Belgrade, the club had 3 skillful players : Dragan Stojkovic, Dejan Savicevic and this guy. All of them loved to dribble. In terms of dribbling, I think Savicevic is the best, Stojkovic 2nd, and Prosinecki 3rd. However, Stojkovic was more complete, as he was very good in free-kick too. He wore number 10 jersey for the club and for Yugoslavia NT in his era.
@1966hero This is a compilation that was made by Sekurarattu that's named Keep Dribble. Shows his ability to hold and keep the ball. If you want to see his goals there are other videos of him. He was a big part of red star belgrade, scoring 4 goals, when they won the European cup 91 (todays champions league). A part from that named best youth player in WC 87 in chile where they won.That team to this date still has the record for best goal difference in youth world cup.
@JerkJiggler Must tell i feel so jeaulous wish i was there to see him play. As far as i know there aren't any dvd collection of pompey's games that season. But i appreciate pompey fans commenting on his performance.
que tiempos. su mejor etapa en España fue en el Oviedo, donde si triunfó, después en los equipos de mas nivel Madrid y barca no. muy bueno técnicamente, pero demasiadas lesiones, poca capacidad de defender, y una vida no muy saludable. hicieron que nunca diera todo lo que llevaba dentro. esa Croacia era una selección increíble, suker, boban, jarni, stanic, bilic, stimac, asanovic, vlaovic o boksic casi todos pasaron por la liga española.
agree with you in that matter, i rather watch my team to win than to play nice and lose, im uruguayan, i know about winning without being even watchable, yet when i wach football for fun, when passion is not involved talents like prosinecki are the ones i see. at last i didnt say he succeded at real madrid i sayed he has a succesful career, playing on big teams and world cup being an unproductive player, thats a prove of his potential though he didnt match to it
He had the most technical ability of any player I've ever seen bar none. For whatever reason, his career was nowhere near as good as it should have been, but for pure natural talent, he's ahead of them all, anybody you wanna name past or present.
@jaca025 First of all nobody is asking you what you think. Secondly he was the mvp of 91 european cup along with savicevic. The world football elite of the late 80's and early 90's all agreed on that he was one of the top youngsters out there. His skills are really rare and demand a high intelligence and great technique as well. For me Robert was a great team player.
I'm sure that this 5 minute compilation doesn't do justice for how good he was as a player, but all I can say is when I was younger growing up I used to get sooooooo annoyed with showboaters keeping the ball trying to get past 1 player when they could have just easily passed the ball to start a team attack - which is exactly what this entire compilation shows! It's frustrating to watch when I can see his team mates in great positions for him to pass to!
You are right. That's why I think Dejan Savicevic and Dragan Stojkovic were much better. Although these two loved to showboat too, but both knew when to do so, unlike Prosinecki. These three skillful players played in WC 1990, including in the match against Argentina. Their former star, Safet Susic also played, before replaced by Savicevic. Susic was past his prime then. Only Stojkovic and Savicevic were impressive in that match. I don't even remember Prosinecki played in the tournament until I read from internet. Stojkovic then was selected in WC 1990 all star team for his impressive performances during the tournament.
SOme of the greatest footballers who ever lived were Yugoslavian. Prosinecki, Stojkovic, Boban, Suker, Pancev, Savicevic..these guys would be worth millions in today's market. Imagine a team with those players in it. They'd give Spain a real game because someone needs to.
INtereting to see his use of his arms to very effectively fend off defenders and the way he jumped into defenders to ride the challenge. Guess this while footballers still tried to stay on their feet when challenged.
Without injuries, we would be talking about him at a much higher level. Yeah, he did do the same trick every time, however he knew when to use it. Quite simply, at his pomp, couldnt get the ball off him, which made him vital in any counter attack, as people could catch up with him, make runs and invariably hed play the right pass. If you look at his trick, its not always the bloke trying to tackle him who's fooled by it, its the bloke next to him as well!!
@WarComp196111 its a team game. i was a defender in my playing days- i'd have been happy to play against him.... watching his team mates get exasperated as they run around to find space, only for him to go round and round with the ball. Lovely skills, just not effective.
@jaca025 Of course for very different reasons but ask the red star fans how important Prosinecki was during 91 cup, and most will say prosinecki. This guy was so good probably had the best technique of his generation along with Stojkovic.
Don't know, why ask me? It's you that feel compelled to answer. OK, I know it's hard to run out ideas and try to become the winner of an argument. Not my fault that your nickname is so self-explanatory and represents you so well, but you chose it, man.
@The1973monkey He was a midfielder who was one of the best players ever to play the world game! The Red Star team that won the European Cup, Real Madrid and Barcelona, you do not play for these teams if you are not one of the best!
@MCclao2008 :La verdade es que Prosinecki tenía una buena visión de juego y era un bueno pasador. Lo vídeo no lo muestra. Y sí, por veces exagerava y se volvía un chupón, pero su técnica era impresionante.
we are not postulating him 4 the golden boot, he is the parangon of vice inside and outside the field, not an efficient player at all, but those who loves football find more joy in watching his making a fool out of defenders than scoring 200 boring goals, he was an unproducting player that used to take risks too often and didnt stick to tactics, yet he had a succesfull career playing in big teams, so how good was him?
I went many times on stadium when he played for Dinamo Zagreb. Never had a chance to see a better player. Its not just the dribbling, in every game he had 5 to ten brilliant passes that made goal chances immediately. Great imagination,control. But he just needed to be the main figure on the field, he coulndt be one of 11 players,he just had to be the boss on the field, just like Maradona. Thats why he never made it in Real or Barcelona.
Zato su ga I otjerali iz dinama Kao Nije talent hehe A Kad je dosa u zvezdu cobek objasnio Kako se igra. Jest Da je Bio sebican al Kad usporedis sad c. Ronalda Kako je sebican I zutog, zuti je tata Za njega. Svaki njegov dribling je imao cilj, tacno je znao Sta ce sa loptom. A njegova dodavanja I ubacivanja Kao Da lopta Ima oci. Zuti lehendo. Vole te tvoje delije. KEVA MU IZ CACKA 😀
He could make you look like a fool in the space size of a hankerchief... If he had the speed, and didn't smoke and drink so much he would've been one of the greatest of all time...
@The1973monkey You obviously know very little of Prosinecki and you are basing your ludicrous comment solely on contents of the video. If you had any ounce of football knowledge, you would note that Prosinecki's job was not score goals, but orchestrate the offense. Xavi is a perfect recent example.
@1966hero Man i think you would have been honoured to meet an opponent with his caliber. I reckon you wouldn't even have been close to touching the ball. As mentioned before this video only shows his ability to hold the ball and dribble. Not goalscoring, which he did every fourth game on average throughout his entire career. Seems to me you post comments withouth sufficient knowledge. Don't think stojkovic, savicevic, jugovic minded him dribbling, he was mvp of European Cup 91.
If you'd like to compare him with anyone in Barcelona it would be Iniesta or Xavi not Messi. Prosinecki was a central midfielder, a playmaker not a forward.
ovako bi rijetko tko mogao od velikih igraca danasnjice na srednjoskolskom protiv lokalnih haklera a kamoli na velikoj sceni protiv najvecih. Prosinecki je bio neki potpuno svoj film.
Robert Prosinecki was a genius on the ball. Admittedly didn`t like to trek back & help out the defence from midfield, but that wasn`t in his nature. His vision in passing was awesome, aswell as his ball retention. To have him playing at my club Portsmouth for one season thanks to then owner Milan Mandaric was a an absolute gift.
Prosinecki, Stojkovic, Savicevic, Suker, Belodedici, Jugovic, Mihajlovic. Without that fucking war, Jugoslavia would dominate 90s football. It was really an amazing team, maybe best midfield ever...
+Luca Del Villano wise words men, wise words...
+Luca Del Villano Amen, always a great footballing nation - laid to ruin by the bullshit of war.
When it comes to free-kick, who will take ?
If it favors left footed player, it should be Sinisa Mihajlovic. But it favors righ-footed, Stojkovic should take it as he was very good FK taker too.
Boban.. stankovic..
Belodedici was romanian. Anyway you're right. The list includes also stars like Boban, Mijatovic, Boksic, Stankovic, Asanovic, Stanic, Pantic, and some underrated but very solid and classy players like Bilic, Djukic, Jokanovic, Jarni, Milosevic. It would have been a terrific squad
Robert Prosinecki
Attack: 70
Defence: 35
Header accuracy: 44
Dribble accuracy: 999
Short-pass accuracy: 54
Short-pass speed: 69
Long-pass accuracy: 32
Long-pass speed: 58
Shot accuracy: 39
Swerve: 67
Ball control: 999
Free kick= 90
Speed for that time= 90 (nowdays= solid 80)
Working for the team... 0
Team work 55
jajaj ja so good
i miss this era..era when a footballer has their own style..
All the players must have a character while having the ball
Agree 100 percent mate. The days of Prosenecki,Baggio,Zidane are long gone. Modern day coaching for you! Buying players on fuckin stats! I hope Martin Odegaard breaks this trend
One of my favourite players of the 90s. He was never appreciated at Barca or Real because of injuries. I wish he played for Liverpool back then. Prosinecki would have achieved legendary status there.
I feel lucky to have been able to watch him play for Portsmouth five times at Fratton park, it's fair to say his smoking habit didn't help prolong his career and that he was playing against inferior opposition such as Grimsby Town, but I can honestly say he was the best player I've ever seen at Fratton Park. He laid on so many goals for the likes of Peter Crouch and (before he was injured) Mark Burchill and was a sheer, brilliant showman. One of the best ever.
Overrated
I found this man absolutely incredible growing up. Amazing ability. The best Croatian player I've ever seen.
His mother was Serbian his father Croatian.
Genius. One of my favourite players of all time. Lucky to have seen him play and score one of his international goals for Yugoslavia against Northern Ireland back in 1991.
Prosineki dribbling the other players in the middle of the field, even though he hasn't trespassing to the adversary part, this images will remain in our brains for years, terrific.
Prosinecki jogava muito. Controle de bola perfeito, além de saber segurar bem a bola!
One of the all time great players.
Respect from Macedonia
drible master .... the way he controls the ball , and husslin 2-3 player is for him is like walk in a park ..... genuine player .....
I was always told by Football coaches keep your body between the ball and your opponent Robert does this with ease , I wish modern day coaches would encourage this
Vec neko vrijeme znam zasto sam operisan od bilo kakvog sporta. Bog je sve pokupio i dao Robertu. Rodjen sam isto vece u Hrvatskoj.
Recuerdo un partido amistoso entre Boca y Real Madrid en la.Bombonera (año 1993). Prosinecki estaba en el Real Madrid pero era tan habilidoso que cuando fue reemplazado la hinchada de Boca Juniors lo aplaudio de pie.
Prosinecki, Boban, Stimac and the past croation team, had great players. One of my fav team. Even the goalkeeper was xcellent. If they are playing now, must be one of the favs for the upcoming WC. Can easily beat England 6-1. Lol.
Da :D
ja sam Hrvat!! I ponosan!
Legend. A real life U.D.O. (Unstoppable dribbling object)
Un genio...lástima las lesiones y el exceso de individualismo a veces...
Real class act
Why there are no more skillful players like him???
Modric & Verratti trying to copy him
But only close
Verratti? Are u italian? Very funny two Compare verrati with him Or Modric
@@mirkobabic2471 Modric is a legend, but Verratti? Come on 😂😂😂😂
fantastic skill
Imagine if the 1987 world youth world champions could have played for the same national team through the 1990s. I think the bronze of Croatia in 1998 would have been surpassed several times! What a generation that was...
Esas pisadas de balón en carrera enamoraron a Europa.
Even Messi's ball control is nowhere near this guy's! Wow, impressive!
Welcome to Earth...the whole purpose of this video is to show his good dribbling actions. It's called a highlight.
And actually I saw him play for the Croatian NT and he was a class player. One of the best ball controlling players ever. True he didn't have best of times in Real and sure he liked to "strangle" the ball but I can give you a fairly large list of fantastic players who couldn't succeed in Real and some that were almost even ruined as players there.
seriously good player.
Ideal player for fast, sudden counter-attacks he was!
Well done...you've won the "argument". You're the best, you're my idol...
Before Dragan Stojkovic left Red Star Belgrade, the club had 3 skillful players : Dragan Stojkovic, Dejan Savicevic and this guy.
All of them loved to dribble. In terms of dribbling, I think Savicevic is the best, Stojkovic 2nd, and Prosinecki 3rd. However, Stojkovic was more complete, as he was very good in free-kick too. He wore number 10 jersey for the club and for Yugoslavia NT in his era.
They also had workhorse midfielder Vladimir Jugovic who went on to have a stellar career.
Prosinecki was much better at free kicks than Stojkovic
Le meilleur footballeur croate de tous les temps
Srce Zvezdino!!! Bog ti dao Zdravlje 120 Godine!!!
very nice, great Croatian player
@1966hero
This is a compilation that was made by Sekurarattu that's named Keep Dribble. Shows his ability to hold and keep the ball. If you want to see his goals there are other videos of him. He was a big part of red star belgrade, scoring 4 goals, when they won the European cup 91 (todays champions league). A part from that named best youth player in WC 87 in chile where they won.That team to this date still has the record for best goal difference in youth world cup.
Dribbling maestro I love how he likes to play football the Art more than anything else you can see he enjoyed dribbling opponents hah
@JerkJiggler
Must tell i feel so jeaulous wish i was there to see him play. As far as i know there aren't any dvd collection of pompey's games that season. But i appreciate pompey fans commenting on his performance.
que tiempos. su mejor etapa en España fue en el Oviedo, donde si triunfó, después en los equipos de mas nivel Madrid y barca no. muy bueno técnicamente, pero demasiadas lesiones, poca capacidad de defender, y una vida no muy saludable. hicieron que nunca diera todo lo que llevaba dentro. esa Croacia era una selección increíble, suker, boban, jarni, stanic, bilic, stimac, asanovic, vlaovic o boksic casi todos pasaron por la liga española.
agree with you in that matter, i rather watch my team to win than to play nice and lose, im uruguayan, i know about winning without being even watchable, yet when i wach football for fun, when passion is not involved talents like prosinecki are the ones i see. at last i didnt say he succeded at real madrid i sayed he has a succesful career, playing on big teams and world cup being an unproductive player, thats a prove of his potential though he didnt match to it
Prosinečki the best technical football player ever!!!
He had the most technical ability of any player I've ever seen bar none. For whatever reason, his career was nowhere near as good as it should have been, but for pure natural talent, he's ahead of them all, anybody you wanna name past or present.
He drunk and smoke all the time thats why... :)
@WarComp196111 He played in Red Star
VRATI SE LEGENDO!
@jaca025 First of all nobody is asking you what you think. Secondly he was the mvp of 91 european cup along with savicevic. The world football elite of the late 80's and early 90's all agreed on that he was one of the top youngsters out there. His skills are really rare and demand a high intelligence and great technique as well. For me Robert was a great team player.
He always does the same trick!!
But he managed to make it work everytime; that´s gotta have some merit.
I'm sure that this 5 minute compilation doesn't do justice for how good he was as a player, but all I can say is when I was younger growing up I used to get sooooooo annoyed with showboaters keeping the ball trying to get past 1 player when they could have just easily passed the ball to start a team attack - which is exactly what this entire compilation shows! It's frustrating to watch when I can see his team mates in great positions for him to pass to!
You are right. That's why I think Dejan Savicevic and Dragan Stojkovic were much better. Although these two loved to showboat too, but both knew when to do so, unlike Prosinecki.
These three skillful players played in WC 1990, including in the match against Argentina. Their former star, Safet Susic also played, before replaced by Savicevic. Susic was past his prime then.
Only Stojkovic and Savicevic were impressive in that match. I don't even remember Prosinecki played in the tournament until I read from internet.
Stojkovic then was selected in WC 1990 all star team for his impressive performances during the tournament.
ROBERT PROSINECKI FOREVER
DS
sexy football, he was an artist, playing with passion...
2:37 you know you're outclassed when you have to resort to judo
SOme of the greatest footballers who ever lived were Yugoslavian. Prosinecki, Stojkovic, Boban, Suker, Pancev, Savicevic..these guys would be worth millions in today's market. Imagine a team with those players in it. They'd give Spain a real game because someone needs to.
amazing tune! waht is that?
eto ja mislim ipak da smo mnogo izgubili nacionalizmom i politikom nema više ovakvih igrača na našim prostorima
Fenomeno!!!!!!!!
INtereting to see his use of his arms to very effectively fend off defenders and the way he jumped into defenders to ride the challenge. Guess this while footballers still tried to stay on their feet when challenged.
Without injuries, we would be talking about him at a much higher level. Yeah, he did do the same trick every time, however he knew when to use it. Quite simply, at his pomp, couldnt get the ball off him, which made him vital in any counter attack, as people could catch up with him, make runs and invariably hed play the right pass. If you look at his trick, its not always the bloke trying to tackle him who's fooled by it, its the bloke next to him as well!!
Hes like Better than Cryuff , Zidane
HE PLAYED FOOTBALL LIKE PLAYING FUTSAL
@WarComp196111 its a team game. i was a defender in my playing days- i'd have been happy to play against him.... watching his team mates get exasperated as they run around to find space, only for him to go round and round with the ball. Lovely skills, just not effective.
@jaca025
Of course for very different reasons but ask the red star fans how important Prosinecki was during 91 cup, and most will say prosinecki. This guy was so good probably had the best technique of his generation along with Stojkovic.
Sorry, I missed the goals, where are they?
Don't know, why ask me? It's you that feel compelled to answer. OK, I know it's hard to run out ideas and try to become the winner of an argument. Not my fault that your nickname is so self-explanatory and represents you so well, but you chose it, man.
Is a mixture of figo and zidane style
look at two Byern Munich players at 3:02 what they are doing behind Prosinecki
@The1973monkey He was a midfielder who was one of the best players ever to play the world game! The Red Star team that won the European Cup, Real Madrid and Barcelona, you do not play for these teams if you are not one of the best!
the way he holds on to the ball reminds me of riquelme but more explosive
Ovo je isto kao kad ja uzmem decu iz komsiluka od 6 7 godina i bacam ih :D svaka mu cast!
Best right foot ever...
Majstor!!!
What is the name of the backing track?
대단하다 겁이 없네.이런 분이 존재했기에 오늘날 크로아티아가 많은 자랑할 선수들을 테크니션들을 보유할 수 았었군.
@MCclao2008 :La verdade es que Prosinecki tenía una buena visión de juego y era un bueno pasador. Lo vídeo no lo muestra. Y sí, por veces exagerava y se volvía un chupón, pero su técnica era impresionante.
we are not postulating him 4 the golden boot, he is the parangon of vice inside and outside the field, not an efficient player at all, but those who loves football find more joy in watching his making a fool out of defenders than scoring 200 boring goals, he was an unproducting player that used to take risks too often and didnt stick to tactics, yet he had a succesfull career playing in big teams, so how good was him?
I went many times on stadium when he played for Dinamo Zagreb. Never had a chance to see a better player. Its not just the dribbling, in every game he had 5 to ten brilliant passes that made goal chances immediately. Great imagination,control. But he just needed to be the main figure on the field, he coulndt be one of 11 players,he just had to be the boss on the field, just like Maradona. Thats why he never made it in Real or Barcelona.
Zato su ga I otjerali iz dinama Kao Nije talent hehe
A Kad je dosa u zvezdu cobek objasnio Kako se igra. Jest Da je Bio sebican al Kad usporedis sad c. Ronalda Kako je sebican I zutog, zuti je tata Za njega. Svaki njegov dribling je imao cilj, tacno je znao Sta ce sa loptom. A njegova dodavanja I ubacivanja Kao Da lopta Ima oci. Zuti lehendo. Vole te tvoje delije.
KEVA MU IZ CACKA 😀
Robiiiii 🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷🇭🇷
His Boy Elroy - A Sad State of Affairs
Music?
@The1973monkey This vid clearly says "dribble compilation"..........
SO TRUE.
2020?
Does he ever pass?
He could make you look like a fool in the space size of a hankerchief... If he had the speed, and didn't smoke and drink so much he would've been one of the greatest of all time...
excelente
DOZIVOTNI UGOVOR NE TREBA NAM NIKO DRUGI ! NA NA NA NA NA NA NA ROBERT PROSINECKI ROBERT PROSINECKI !!
Well, with such a nickname as yours one cannot ask for much...
Prosinecki played football in the 80's and 90's,not 60's.
he doesnt like to play with the team.. very entertaining though, great control.
well he won the European Cup with Red Star Belgrade as leader of that team, entertaining enough for you?
that's true. i'd have no chance. then again, i wouldn't care if he was just going backwards anyway.
Name of the song, anyone?
@The1973monkey what are u implying?
Sure he was not from South America?
Yugoslavia style football
5:00 crazy goal...
@The1973monkey
You obviously know very little of Prosinecki and you are basing your ludicrous comment solely on contents of the video. If you had any ounce of football knowledge, you would note that Prosinecki's job was not score goals, but orchestrate the offense. Xavi is a perfect recent example.
@1966hero
Man i think you would have been honoured to meet an opponent with his caliber. I reckon you wouldn't even have been close to touching the ball. As mentioned before this video only shows his ability to hold the ball and dribble. Not goalscoring, which he did every fourth game on average throughout his entire career. Seems to me you post comments withouth sufficient knowledge. Don't think stojkovic, savicevic, jugovic minded him dribbling, he was mvp of European Cup 91.
Robi was incredible up until 22... after that he became a bit erratic
i wonder if Ciro has eaten his footballing diploma yet
@1966hero can you win the champion league then?
@The1973monkey Barcelona bought him... im sure they have good taste
brutal
If you'd like to compare him with anyone in Barcelona it would be Iniesta or Xavi not Messi. Prosinecki was a central midfielder, a playmaker not a forward.
ovako bi rijetko tko mogao od velikih igraca danasnjice na srednjoskolskom protiv lokalnih haklera a kamoli na velikoj sceni protiv najvecih. Prosinecki je bio neki potpuno svoj film.
@Gasparac What? I don't speak croatian...
Grande Robert!!! VISCA BARÇA!!!
@zibla01 personally, i dont think a 40 yr old man has ever won the champions league on his own.