I still remember a champions league game, not sure who it was against where he came on at the 85th minute with us winning, did nothing of note and at the final whistle killed a long ball with the sole of his boot and it fell like an inch inches from him. Made my day.
I still remember a champions league game, not sure who it was against where he came on at the 85th minute with us winning, did nothing of note and at the final whistle killed a long ball with the sole of his boot and it fell like an inch inches from him. Made my day.
Like freestyling... belongs in circus... who gives a flying...
What the feck, this video must contain every single working trick or good first touch he has ever done. I mean, I've seen him for years at Leverkusen, saw him playing for you and well...nice player, but you really wanna argue about wether he had the first touch at United? Instantly out of my head even I (and naturally I can't watch so many United games) can name 10 United players which were better.
Milan, I think? So cool. I do think the point @Gio made about his languidness making everything look that much better is fair one, definitely with this example.
Nani's ability to control a high ball (as in when it's like 4ft off the gound when it gets to him) is particularly impressive.Nani and (yes) Valencia both have a really impressive first touch when they're on their game.
Only if it's translated into the game - these examples aren't. Football is a piece of piss if some crunt isn't kicking you all game.Not really. Killing a high ball dead is far more applicable to a game of football than doing keepie uppies while you're lying on your back.
Pete in putting down a United player shocker.Like freestyling... belongs in circus... who gives a flying...
Spurs crunt. The analysis holds.Pete in putting down a United player shocker.
probably yes. I cant find a video, but against blackpool in the 3-2 game, around 40 minutes, scholes hits a wayward pass and berbatov just plucks it out of the air...
Edit: found it, not a clear vid..