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greates soccer video ever
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This vid shows Maradon and Ronaldinho. It
is difficult to see who is doing what.
Seems Maradona and Ronaldinho, unlike Pele,
sweep the ball to the left or the right past a defender, whereas Pele
would do such things and also throw in putting the ball through the
defender's legs, and putting the ball to one side of the defender and his
body to the other.
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maradona
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Diego armando maradona .. at his best !
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Maradona juggling and stretching in a warmup. He does things like catch the ball with his
foot and hold it with his foot, balance the ball on his head, the ball
resting on his head.
He shows a couple of very interesting trick
moves.
At 0:15 He places his left
heel in front of the ball and the side of his right foot behind the ball,
and thereby flicks the ball up waist high in FRONT of
himself.
We living out in the hicks have
learned of doing this with the ball behind the back, getting the
ball up over our heads and in front of us, but somehow it has escaped us
how such can be done with the ball in front of us.
Maradona shows alot of stationary juggling
with alternating left and right feet; a short trot of five yds slowly,
touching the ball every right pace with his thigh; and stationary air
dribbling the ball going no more than about a foot above his
head.
He and his team-mates dance around and
stand still, imitating movements of the body during a game.
They do a stretch in which they squat down
and then bend over to put their hands on the ground in front of them.
At 1:44 he flicks the stationary
grounded ball straight upwards in front of him, up thigh high
straight in front of him with one or both feet, then steps backwards with
a foot and commences air juggling.
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Flip-Flaps and Scorpions
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Maradona not a major part of this
vid.
Well illustrates how the offensive
dribbling soccer move has evolved since the time of Pele.
Video starts off showing innumerable
instances of players other than Maradona utilizing a move wherein the ball
is pushed or rolled outwards and then pushed in the opposite direction
inwards with the foot basically in contact with the ball the entire
time.
Next segment players other than
Maradona are shown executing a slick new move featuring the right
foot sneaking the ball behind the left foot as if the intention was that
the player was sneaking the ball to his left, but the ball actually
is kicked by the player, using his right foot to the left of his left
foot, to the player's right.
The players other than Maradona are
shown executing moves wherein the ball is rolled by the left foot a couple
of feet to the right, and then with the right foot immediately to the
player's left.
These players seem to have dispensed with
the putting the ball through the defender's legs and putting the ball to
one side of the defender and their body to the other.
The end shows several examples of the slick
new move wherein the ball is passed with the right foot, while the left
foot is placed to the right of the ball, instead of being placed to
the left of the ball where it is usually placed.
At one point Maradona is shown with his
back to the defender, he moves his left foot over the ball and to the
right of the ball, then moves his right foot behind his left foot to flick
the ball to his left.
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maradona
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Maradona going through his warmups
again.
He shows his usual prediletion for
stationary juggling the ball with alternating shoulders.
At 0:22 he shows a move where in a bouncer
is flicked straight up dropkick style.
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Maradona
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This clip really is about Maradona
dribbling the ball, as opposed to other players or Maradona warming
up.
Starts out at 0:52 showing Maradona
executing what some call his classic signature move (the 'original 360'),
featuring him rolling the ball to his left side with the sole of his left
foot, while swiveling his body clockwise and then rolling the ball forward
with the sole of his right foot.
Maradona shows a bicycle kick, he seemed to
be of the school that believes in being able to do innumerable things
well, being well rounded.
1:07 standing still he steps over the ball
to his right, then to his left, then cuts right
He passes from the right side with
his left foot, but with his right planted foot to the LEFT of the
ball
Maradona seems to have favored his left
foot while dribbling, word is he was a very left footed player. He was
similar to Pele but dispensed with putting the ball through the defender's
legs, or putting the ball to one side of the defender and the body to the
other; basically he would approach the defender with the ball on his left
foot and then simply cut to his left or to his right. He did not make a
thing out of crouching and getting the knee out over the ball like Pele,
he was 5'5" Pele was 5'10", he was a midfielder Pele was a
forward.
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| Old School Football (Pele, Maradona...) 04:59 and some great goals from the next generation of stars. Edit: I
found this video a few days ago. Credit to whoever made this video.
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Only a small part of this clip has to do
with Maradona.
We see Brazil's Ronaldo faking someone out
by lunging inwards at the ball with alternating left and right feet as it
rolls forward. |
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maradona
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8 secs Maradon bike
kick. |
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Maradona
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The beginning of the clip is Maradona,
showing stuff shown in other clips exclusively devoted to Maradona listed
above. The rest of the clip is players other than Maradona.
Seems Maradona often depended on his
forward momentum generated by moving at high speed, to beat the defender
without feints, using his left foot to push it to one side or the
other.
Seems to show, that Maradona, was a
right foot only when necessary player--though in one instance he is
shown turning clockwise starting with his back facing the other goal
rolling the ball with his right foot to get open and score.
A player is shown while shielding the ball,
rolling it backwards with the sole of his feet through a defender's legs.
Amazing what you can do if you keep alert to the possibilities and keep
your eye on the players in the game.
Player shown stepping to his left over ball
with his left then cutting right with his right then shooting
scoring.
Usual clips of Brazilians alternating left
and right stepover or lunge fakes as ball rolls forward, then being
stripped of the ball and falling, this is supposed to be special maybe
allegedly the Brazilians involved ended up being fouled. |
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His shot range was basically 30 yds max. |
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Diego Armando Maradona - greatest playmaker of all time...
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Yet another Maradona juggles while warming up video, this time including yet more tricks not seen in vid clips listed above. This time he sports a cool-looking beard and mustache. Tricks not shown in clips listed
above:
At 0:21 Maradona approaches in
practice a stationary ball on the ground, puts his right foot to the left
side of the ball (unusual position), flicks the ball forward with his left
foot, then before it hits the ground brings his left foot back to normal
position and hits it again.
This shows how one can simply flick the
ball up and forward without rolling it back first to start an air dribble,
with some balls on some surfaces that is. This happened on high quality
grass field.
In practice he does the "Scotch" move,
heeling it back with his front foot immediately kicking it forward with
the other.
He balances the ball on his foot, loops his
foot over and under the ball and then catches it again.
He throws the ball upwards using both feet
behind his back, throwing the ball with his feet not kicking it, then
turns around to commence juggling before the ball hits the
ground.
He juggles the ball hitting it exclusively
with the heel of his left foot.
He lies on the ground, face up, and juggles
the ball with his feet, then does a bicycle kick.
He dribbles the ball with the soles of his
feet the way a basketball player dribbles a ball with his
hands.
He slowly jogs approx ten yds hitting
the ball exclusively with his shoulders.
He juggles using one shoulder
alone.
He balances the ball on his head (shown in
other vids above already?).
He kicks the ball high, then before it hits
the ground kicks it high again, this continues for a few kicks.
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2 championships 1 italian cup 1 italian supercup 1 uefa-cup with
the underdog napoli against billion dollar clubs like milan,juventus or
inter !!
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Maradona Tricks not shown in videos above but shown here: He juggles the ball with his feet while
lying on the ground and then gets up and stands all the while still
juggling the ball with his feet.
He chases a ball down to his left and chips
it over the goalie from 25 yds.
In practice he slowly dribbles forward 7
yds keeping the ball off the ground touching it with only his left
foot every left pace for seven paces, then flicks to his right and shoots
from 20 yds. As he kept the length of his paces short, despite all the
times he kicked the ball he only went 7 yds slowly.
He heels the ball forward and to his right
with his left foot when he and the ball are both moving
forward.
He traps a ball in the air that is moving
the same direction as him with his outstretched foot left foot knocking it
forward, then hits it before it hits the ground, then knocks it into the
goal as it is rolling.
He charges a goalie while dribbling the
ball, comes to a stop as the goalie slides, then flips it over the goalie
who he has made a complete fool of.
This and the above videos evince a complete
dichotomy between Maradona's juggling tricks and what he did in a game.
Seems his juggling tricks never were used in actual games...in the games
he basically attacked defenders moving forward at high speed with his left
foot on the grounded ball and then cut left or right-This has to do with
him being an attacking midfielder and Pele being a forward--the attacking
midfielder can get up a head of steam on his way at the defender more than
an inside forward like Pele can.
Come to think of it maybe Pele was a
crouched forward type whereas Maradona was an upright type because the
posture is more upright when approaching the defender at a high speed the
way attacking midfielders do.
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maradona goal
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Skippable
shown in lots of the above clips. |
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goles de maradona en boca
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Maradona shows his ability to cross the ball in to a point perpendicular to his line of run. |
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Promo de la cerveza Quilmes para el mundial alemania 2006 con la
voz de diego maradona.
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Skippable basically about eccentric
fans.
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