Roberto Baggio è il Maradona italiano . Grandissimo calciatore ed ha giocato per tutta la sua carriera con una gamba sola o forse una e mezza...
@dle92162 жыл бұрын
This is how exactly number 10 in football must be , berfect elegent and genius on the field
@aninwaloda6759 Жыл бұрын
My favorite football player of all time.. Im not saying hes the Greatest # 10 in history, just that he's in the Top One!!!
@robertodibaggio81812 жыл бұрын
To me Second only to Maradona.
@petervarone8462 Жыл бұрын
At Vicenza in his youth he really was lightning quick and so nimble and explosive, and still with Fiorentina and his first season at Juve he was very quick and agile, although not quite as much after the two bad injuries, and maybe not to the extent of someone like Messi today (especially in terms of sprinting). Then injuries slowed him down a bit more at Juve during his prime unfortunately, but he was still quick aside from the 1994 World Cup where he looked slower due to fitness issues (although he was still amazing), and then during his spell with Milan he looked more sluggish due to injuries. Then he looked more dynamic again during his time with Brescia and his first season with Inter. But even as he aged and got gradually slower and struggled physically because of lack of playing time and then injuries in his second season with Inter and his years at Brescia, he never lost that turn of pace. Plus his control, technique, dribbling, awareness, vision, anticipation, and movement were all still amazing, which helped him a lot, as shown by his ability to beat the defensive line! Plus he had the ability to dribble consistently at full speed almost and keep great control of the ball, always keeping it close to his feet, which made him very dangerous, even though once in a while he would utilise his acceleration on top of his skills to burst past players at times (like with his famous goal against Napoli with Fiorentina), but usually it was his control, technique, and feints when dribbling that made him stand out unlike other diminutive players with a low centre of gravity who were quick and liked to dribble, and that ability made him look even faster than he was in my opinion. I think that goal against Czechoslovakia really shows that, even though he was still quick there, but he was so elegant and well-balanced on the ball above all; he just glides across the pitch and through the defence!
@jackpuccini31433 жыл бұрын
As usual, your analyzes are always wonderful. I remember a quote from Baggio saying that had it not been for that injury in Vicenza, his style of play would have been completely different from what we would have seen. Imagine what we would have seen 😮. It is really interesting to imagine this idea, even though the injuries slowed him down, but it is his unique talent was always there to compensate for this lack of his physical ability, as you said, he may not have Messi's physical ability, but personally I have never seen a talent like Baggio’s. Sometimes it feels like he controls the ball with his eyes. Incredible.
@alqasem56913 жыл бұрын
@@alqasem5691 It's true...in terms of technique in the execution of his ball control, dribbling, and shots, he was pretty much the closest thing to perfection I've seen! I do think that the fact that he slowed down did highlight how good a dribbler he is, and that he looked faster than he was most of the time, and didn't need speed to be dangerous and didn't rely on it, which is why he could still take it past anyone even at 37, which is pretty rare! Thanks for another great video!
@jackpuccini31433 жыл бұрын
@@alqasem5691 Me too. Thank for sharing
@longle63422 жыл бұрын
I wish baggio R9 and veiri had not suffered from those injuries.just imagine all 3 of them together free of injuries at inter?inter would have won 2-3 trebles
@tapeplixio24192 жыл бұрын
@@tapeplixio2419 Yes, but on top of that unfortunately there were so many other problems at Inter as well during that period...they had so many world class players...I know that Serie A was competitive, but even so, they really under-performed considering the quality and depth of their squad .
@jackpuccini31432 жыл бұрын
Thank you Thank you Thank you You are the best😘 Roberto Baggio deserves to be remembered for ever. He is number one to me.
@lofolofy3552 жыл бұрын
6:34 minutes of pure brilliance class ,elegance ,style and Grace .. Absolute majestic player .. Roberto baggio for me is the player who is closest comparison to MESSI.. BAGGIO was just a beast in dribbling, And before injury his pace too was an absolute threat for opposition.. Back those days in ITALY.. no Baggio ...no football... Hats off legend
@secretofuniverse1219 Жыл бұрын
Superbaggio dribbling a gogò. Insuperabile, unico, grande tra i grandi del calcio. Vero sportivo.
@domenicoposcolere32262 жыл бұрын
مذهل ورائع خرافي الساحر والأسطورة الإيطالية هذا مع كثرة الإصابات
@jlalshekho825310 күн бұрын
BRAVO, BRAVO, BRAVO... GREAT VIDEO... ROBERTO BAGGIO CHE FENOMENO...
@billy10king83 Жыл бұрын
Made it look so easy against some of the best defenders in the world...unbelievable control at a high pace but also using his body so well to fake them out.
@PersianSelection9 ай бұрын
If Baggio and R9 were fit I don't think United would survive both legs in 98/99 UCL. Coming from United fan.
@iganpparamarta88132 жыл бұрын
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@Sofwan78610 ай бұрын
Muchas jugadas que no había visto de Roby Baggio me ha encantado el video es auténtico deleite verle jugar. Es sin duda el jugador que más me ha hecho disfrutar.El fútbol ha perdido mucho desde su retirada.
@IsmaelMartinez-pf5hy3 жыл бұрын
Messi and Tapinaldo couldn’t touch this guy. His honesty put them to shame.
@petervarone8462 Жыл бұрын
Absolute majestic
@secretofuniverse1219 Жыл бұрын
in his prime he’s so similar to messi. shame he had to go through so many knee injuries which messed up his speed and agility. another quality video btw
@alcipta49202 жыл бұрын
Glad you liked it 😁 there’s a similarity between them but I guess Baggio was more unpredictable
@alqasem56912 жыл бұрын
He was way better than Messi. And that with just one knee.
@notyourbusiness1980 Жыл бұрын
Immagine if he played fit !!!!😱
@luislizard26262 жыл бұрын
Roberto Baggio most popular player midlefields in Italy.Bravo😍⚽🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃⚽🏃🌞🙆🙏🙏🙏
@bukurie68612 жыл бұрын
video eccellente con azioni che mi risultano almeno a me inedite
@nextphase76752 жыл бұрын
Baggio is #1 Italy didn't deserve him, like Athens didn't deserve Socrates or Carthage didn't deserve Hannibal.
@hamidious Жыл бұрын
Excellent Please give us more clips about baggio
@mirkoderosa35793 жыл бұрын
I’ll do my best 👍🏻
@alqasem56913 жыл бұрын
Thanx for the advice 😃
@alqasem56913 жыл бұрын
Baggio’s dribbling and running style reminds of Neymar, but of course without the free style tricks. I think Baggio’s touch in his final seasons has become more elegant, you can see the likes of back heels and roulette, although he had passed his prime.
@MrX-lg5ox Жыл бұрын
Neymar is a .....Baggio is a legend!
@rusudanut6677 Жыл бұрын
@@rusudanut6677neymar is one of the best ever defo top 25 material
@kcapo895 ай бұрын
私のアイドル！バッジョ！ 彼はトキメキを私に与えた
@user-et9ce6pb6o10 ай бұрын
Baggio scored many more solo goals than Maradona.
@ronniep927211 ай бұрын
Мой кумир!
@jarilahtinen82073 жыл бұрын
il piu forte di tutti
@Feathers100002 жыл бұрын
Thr best
@muhammadbachtiar8563 жыл бұрын
♥️♥️
@user-fr6zy6jz2l2 жыл бұрын
che FUORICLASSE.....
@costantinosanita7662 жыл бұрын
Keeping his name alive amongst the many overrated players of the last 25 years
@kcapo893 жыл бұрын
Which is the bgm?
@paulshaju28062 жыл бұрын
Bad style - time back
@alqasem56912 жыл бұрын
He is best then messi and rounaldo
@azazilnadir64148 ай бұрын
Defenders are smarter nowadays ie they do not commit to sliding as easily and you can hardly lure them to one direction to change to another anymore. So while Baggio was extremely gifted, it is unfair to make comparisons across different eras.
@bradyklein18928 күн бұрын
@bradyklein1892 maybe you are right to a degree but for me Defense in the 80s and 90s Calcio with minimum referee protection is always harder than every other era in my opinion. I’m from that era, You could lose a leg forever. Ask Marco van basten. I remember pep guardiola couple years ago stated that Baggio could score 50 goals in his Manchester city team. Pep played in the 90s.
@alqasem56917 күн бұрын
@@alqasem5691 Yup they were brutal and very aggressive hard tacklings in the past but that does not equate to intelligent defending. In the 90s, when Ryan Giggs shifted the ball to one side, the defender would follow him all the way to that side in the most naive manner only for Giggs to accelerate in the opposite direction and far away. In today's modern football defence, when you sprint in one direction, the defender will shadow you from the side while his mates from nearby defence zones will close down your remaining options to switch directions, so you have no choice but to keep running straight until you run out of room and they do not even have to tackle you for that.
Roberto Baggio è il Maradona italiano . Grandissimo calciatore ed ha giocato per tutta la sua carriera con una gamba sola o forse una e mezza...
This is how exactly number 10 in football must be , berfect elegent and genius on the field
My favorite football player of all time.. Im not saying hes the Greatest # 10 in history, just that he's in the Top One!!!
To me Second only to Maradona.
At Vicenza in his youth he really was lightning quick and so nimble and explosive, and still with Fiorentina and his first season at Juve he was very quick and agile, although not quite as much after the two bad injuries, and maybe not to the extent of someone like Messi today (especially in terms of sprinting). Then injuries slowed him down a bit more at Juve during his prime unfortunately, but he was still quick aside from the 1994 World Cup where he looked slower due to fitness issues (although he was still amazing), and then during his spell with Milan he looked more sluggish due to injuries. Then he looked more dynamic again during his time with Brescia and his first season with Inter. But even as he aged and got gradually slower and struggled physically because of lack of playing time and then injuries in his second season with Inter and his years at Brescia, he never lost that turn of pace. Plus his control, technique, dribbling, awareness, vision, anticipation, and movement were all still amazing, which helped him a lot, as shown by his ability to beat the defensive line! Plus he had the ability to dribble consistently at full speed almost and keep great control of the ball, always keeping it close to his feet, which made him very dangerous, even though once in a while he would utilise his acceleration on top of his skills to burst past players at times (like with his famous goal against Napoli with Fiorentina), but usually it was his control, technique, and feints when dribbling that made him stand out unlike other diminutive players with a low centre of gravity who were quick and liked to dribble, and that ability made him look even faster than he was in my opinion. I think that goal against Czechoslovakia really shows that, even though he was still quick there, but he was so elegant and well-balanced on the ball above all; he just glides across the pitch and through the defence!
As usual, your analyzes are always wonderful. I remember a quote from Baggio saying that had it not been for that injury in Vicenza, his style of play would have been completely different from what we would have seen. Imagine what we would have seen 😮. It is really interesting to imagine this idea, even though the injuries slowed him down, but it is his unique talent was always there to compensate for this lack of his physical ability, as you said, he may not have Messi's physical ability, but personally I have never seen a talent like Baggio’s. Sometimes it feels like he controls the ball with his eyes. Incredible.
@@alqasem5691 It's true...in terms of technique in the execution of his ball control, dribbling, and shots, he was pretty much the closest thing to perfection I've seen! I do think that the fact that he slowed down did highlight how good a dribbler he is, and that he looked faster than he was most of the time, and didn't need speed to be dangerous and didn't rely on it, which is why he could still take it past anyone even at 37, which is pretty rare! Thanks for another great video!
@@alqasem5691 Me too. Thank for sharing
I wish baggio R9 and veiri had not suffered from those injuries.just imagine all 3 of them together free of injuries at inter?inter would have won 2-3 trebles
@@tapeplixio2419 Yes, but on top of that unfortunately there were so many other problems at Inter as well during that period...they had so many world class players...I know that Serie A was competitive, but even so, they really under-performed considering the quality and depth of their squad .
Thank you Thank you Thank you You are the best😘 Roberto Baggio deserves to be remembered for ever. He is number one to me.
6:34 minutes of pure brilliance class ,elegance ,style and Grace .. Absolute majestic player .. Roberto baggio for me is the player who is closest comparison to MESSI.. BAGGIO was just a beast in dribbling, And before injury his pace too was an absolute threat for opposition.. Back those days in ITALY.. no Baggio ...no football... Hats off legend
Superbaggio dribbling a gogò. Insuperabile, unico, grande tra i grandi del calcio. Vero sportivo.
مذهل ورائع خرافي الساحر والأسطورة الإيطالية هذا مع كثرة الإصابات
BRAVO, BRAVO, BRAVO... GREAT VIDEO... ROBERTO BAGGIO CHE FENOMENO...
Made it look so easy against some of the best defenders in the world...unbelievable control at a high pace but also using his body so well to fake them out.
If Baggio and R9 were fit I don't think United would survive both legs in 98/99 UCL. Coming from United fan.
Thanks kzhead.infoDoe-ED4MjN4?feature=share3
Muchas jugadas que no había visto de Roby Baggio me ha encantado el video es auténtico deleite verle jugar. Es sin duda el jugador que más me ha hecho disfrutar.El fútbol ha perdido mucho desde su retirada.
Messi and Tapinaldo couldn’t touch this guy. His honesty put them to shame.
Absolute majestic
in his prime he’s so similar to messi. shame he had to go through so many knee injuries which messed up his speed and agility. another quality video btw
Glad you liked it 😁 there’s a similarity between them but I guess Baggio was more unpredictable
He was way better than Messi. And that with just one knee.
Immagine if he played fit !!!!😱
Roberto Baggio most popular player midlefields in Italy.Bravo😍⚽🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃⚽🏃🌞🙆🙏🙏🙏
video eccellente con azioni che mi risultano almeno a me inedite
Baggio is #1 Italy didn't deserve him, like Athens didn't deserve Socrates or Carthage didn't deserve Hannibal.
Excellent Please give us more clips about baggio
I’ll do my best 👍🏻
Thanx for the advice 😃
Baggio’s dribbling and running style reminds of Neymar, but of course without the free style tricks. I think Baggio’s touch in his final seasons has become more elegant, you can see the likes of back heels and roulette, although he had passed his prime.
Neymar is a .....Baggio is a legend!
@@rusudanut6677neymar is one of the best ever defo top 25 material
私のアイドル！バッジョ！ 彼はトキメキを私に与えた
Baggio scored many more solo goals than Maradona.
Мой кумир!
il piu forte di tutti
Thr best
♥️♥️
che FUORICLASSE.....
Keeping his name alive amongst the many overrated players of the last 25 years
Which is the bgm?
Bad style - time back
He is best then messi and rounaldo
Defenders are smarter nowadays ie they do not commit to sliding as easily and you can hardly lure them to one direction to change to another anymore. So while Baggio was extremely gifted, it is unfair to make comparisons across different eras.
@bradyklein1892 maybe you are right to a degree but for me Defense in the 80s and 90s Calcio with minimum referee protection is always harder than every other era in my opinion. I’m from that era, You could lose a leg forever. Ask Marco van basten. I remember pep guardiola couple years ago stated that Baggio could score 50 goals in his Manchester city team. Pep played in the 90s.
@@alqasem5691 Yup they were brutal and very aggressive hard tacklings in the past but that does not equate to intelligent defending. In the 90s, when Ryan Giggs shifted the ball to one side, the defender would follow him all the way to that side in the most naive manner only for Giggs to accelerate in the opposite direction and far away. In today's modern football defence, when you sprint in one direction, the defender will shadow you from the side while his mates from nearby defence zones will close down your remaining options to switch directions, so you have no choice but to keep running straight until you run out of room and they do not even have to tackle you for that.