Diego Milito HUMILIATED Sergio Ramos 

Why would he read the rules of the sport he plays? Thats for the sheeps

Smh!!!!

​@@budaroddy my man got schooled 😂😂😂😂😂

shows u he had lost the plot in that game

Ronaldo was there until January 2007 but capello put him in the reserves that season

Only Beckham and R. Carlos remained to win the league

Because they sold Makelele, Cambiasso and Hierro retired, they weren't properly replaced. Although, they faced stronger opposition.

@@doncarloancelotti2256 facts

Ronaldo’s only trophy (besides one La Liga) was outscoring Raul 4 seasons in a row :-/

He was fantastic defender on 1v1 situations but he clearly lacked positioning awareness. You'll find out he couldn't keep the defensive line upfield or couldn't execute effective offside traps.

in 2006 sergio ramos was not a central defender, he was a winger. his style of play was more based on the attack, and yes. He is overrated, even so he is one of the players with the most presence in the history of football

😂😂😂😂

Yes thats actually unsportmens like

Ofc there's a comment like this on "Vintage Footy"

Go on and tell me how R9 is better than Messi and Ronaldo combined, and how Nesta is better than VVD and Ramos combined 😆

He did go to Inter and scored the goals in the final of the CL. He can sleep well…

they won treble with Inter with him being man of the match in CL final . I think he's fine

@@Bulldozz1-1 i am an Inter fan, so i know... El Principe Milito.

@@Bulldozz1-1 yeah he did reach Inter and win a treble but he was 30 by then. He's right, it's shameful how no one noticed him before then.

It's hardly shameful if you looked who he was up against. If you look at Vieri alone, the guy scored 200 goals in 6 seasons. Until he got injured before the 2006 World Cup, after that Inter was in serious need for a hitman. Just to put it into perspective, for his career to this point Harry Kane as over 300 goals, Vieri did 200 in 6 seasons.

Gravesen was a good player, well not a real madrid level, but his problem is that he always seemed like he wants to be one step ahead of everyone on the pitch which made him a bit shaky on his game.

​@@lilbutterfly1689 be honest, he was an average footballer who got lucky after that spell he had at Everton

Yeah, that's the point 😀

Ramos wasn't really that fast and any pace he had he soon lost. People forget how he used to get destroyed by the likes of Henry, Ronny, Robben, Eto'o all too regularly. For me when you look back at his entire career overall - Ramos was a very good defender, one of the greatest attacking defenders in terms of headed goals but purely from a defensive POV he isn't in the same class as Maldini, Baresi, Nesta, Stam, Cannavaro to name a few of the very best Ive seen in my lifetime. You rarely saw the players I mentioned get destroyed the same way Ramos did in his career.

Milito still would had destroyed him even if Ramos was in his prime