Romario: Technically Sublime

7/5/2012

Before Messi, before Ronaldo (both of them) there was Brazilian legend Romario.

I first started watching Romario when he was at PSV and was instantly mesmerized by his seemingly flawless technique. Johan Cruyff recently said that Romario was the best player he had ever coached, saying 'His technique was extraordinary'. Well you know how much we love good technique at Beast Mode Soccer, so I went ahead and found this good YouTube video with some great Romario footage. Enjoy it, he was the first player who I had printed on the back of my replica jersey's!

So here's a salute to Romario de Souza Faria and his #ultimatetekkers

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5/7/2013 05:01:57 pm

Messi and Ronaldo are football legends. They contributed so many tricks and cups to the team and world. It is true that, after them Romario had a good flawless technique. Thank you for sharing the video of Romario’s football techniques.

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6/12/2013 06:19:24 pm

He is a genius and that's it. One of the best ever!

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8/18/2013 07:27:06 pm

The number of players in each position determines the style of the team's play more forwards and fewer defenders creates a more aggressive and offensive-minded game, while the reverse creates a slower, more defensive style of play. Thanks for sharing.

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