Ronaldinho

[BerkeleyBernie]

TBH, Brazilian football isn't as challenging as European leagues, but Ronnie is probably having a helluva lot more fun, both on the field and being in his home country. Rock on, Ronnie.

 

[Meitux]

Ronaldinho was never the same after the 2006-2007 season and yes brazilian leauge isnt challenging to say that he has playing consistently anymore

 

[Madness]

Ronaldinho was never the same after the 2006-2007 season and yes brazilian leauge isnt challenging to say that he has playing consistently anymore

Hahahahaha!

Go play in the Brazilian League then come back and tell us it's not challenging...get outta here...

The man has given millions of people joy over the years (can you say you've done that?)...he deserves to be happy! Just let him do what he loves and enjoy watching it while you can!

 

[Meitux]

Hahahahaha!

Go play in the Brazilian League then come back and tell us it's not challenging...get outta here...

The man has given millions of people joy over the years (can you say you've done that?)...he deserves to be happy! Just let him do what he loves and enjoy watching it while you can!

i dont disagree with that but i just say he was more enjoyable in barcelona, and if he didnt ruin himself he could be more and more enjoyable now if he was consistent in football and didnt get drunk and all that shit to become lazy he would propably be playing for a team in the bigger leagues

 

[CatalinR10]

i dont disagree with that but i just say he was more enjoyable in barcelona, and if he didnt ruin himself he could be more and more enjoyable now if he was consistent in football and didnt get drunk and all that shit to become lazy he would propably be playing for a team in the bigger leagues

He can play for almost every big team in Europe. It's just that he wants to stay in Brazil. If he wouldn't be more happy there than in Europe , he would have left but he looks like he is having a great time.

 

[CatalinR10]

Does anybody know why he cried at the first goal ? Does it have to do with the death of his father ?
Anyway , those first 2 goals were just....

 

[Meitux]

oh i just saw his goals on youtube the first one was even better than the free kick

 

[mitkoa7x]

 

[abual3bed1]

Does anybody know why he cried at the first goal ? Does it have to do with the death of his father ?
Anyway , those first 2 goals were just....

death of his step father as I read somewhere, his real father died when was very young.

 

[impeh]

 

[Flavia]

He still got some magic, but I've been watching most of his games, and he only performs like that against the weaker teams. Figueirense is pratically relegated already.

 

[Jadentheman]

death of his step father as I read somewhere, his real father died when was very young.

His mother is also fighting cancer too. I hope his game gave Messi fuel to rip apart Madrid today. He has a standard to beat his mentor

 

[89Norcal]

The most talented player of all time for me! Trophies and accolades aside I think he was the greatest.

Anyone catch this vs Cruzeiro? It was like the old Ronaldinho.
[Youtube]yF0tFoThi4s[/youtube]

 

[La Furia]

I find "Ronnie is back" titles to be cringeworthy at this point but against target practice or not, that was some pretty fantastic stuff after suffering a family tragedy so good for Ronaldinho for actually playing.

 

[Ode to Django]

Kaka is back too.