ROMARIO • THE GENUIS • ULTIMATE LEGENDARY SKILLS AND GOALS (INSANE!) | REACTION 

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@@eliomarlima8538 him and R9 ARE THE GREATEST STRIKERS

True. His character made him unfavourable with the marketing houses. He was never gonna let managers or sponsors tell him what to do. This is a player (along with Ronaldinho) who had the raw natural talent to become the best player of all times, but he didn't want to due to discipline.

when he was the best player in the world he decided to return to brazil so he could go to the beach and do parties all night long hahahahahahahaha

01tonyde in the 90's, any great Brazilian team was superior to those of Europe, the great players played here in Brazil, you think it was easy to win a Brazilian championship in the 90's? In Spain there are only 2 major traditional clubs, in Italy 4 at most, in England 5 at the most, in Brazil ALL the clubs of the first division managed to win the championship in the 90s. Romário reached the 1000 goals playing here in Brazil, playing against giant clubs like Sao Paulo, Internacional, Flamengo, Santos, etc, much more difficult than playing against La Coruña, Zaragoza, Feyenoord, Heerenveen (with respect to these clubs, but none of them they may be superior in history than a median club in Brazil). Beach and partying also in Spain, what he did here he also did in Spain. He came back to play here was not because of parties, but because of the passion for our league, country and your family.

The spanish league in those days, for a big club, was much harder to win than nowadays, many clubs had real options to win it. Including that Deportivo de la Coruña that you so happily dismiss, they won the league one of those years. Most of the clubs compiting were founded around 100 years ago and there were like 6 or 7 real contenders each year, unlike nowadays. So yeah, no disrespect to the brazilian league, but it was far away from that era of the spanish league. Saying that in Spain there are only 2 traditional clubs shows how little you now, maybe you've only been watching football for the last 10 years or so, when it was all Barça vs Madrid. But when the legend Romario played here the league was really difficult to win because of the high amount of contenders each year. One year Valencia won and Coruña came 2nd, so if you only think about Barça-Madrid... well, it's up to you. Even in the late 80s and early 90s when it was mostly Madrid and Barça winning, it was only because of the great teams that they had during a few years, but other clubs like Athletic, Real Sociedad, Español, Atlético, Betis and Valencia were always contesting. Just as an example, Romario played for Valencia in 96-97 and then he went back to Brazil. Well, Valencia won two leagues in 2002 and 2004, including reaching a couple of times the Champions league final.

That was not the focus of my criticism, I was referring to the way in which he approached the reason for Romario's return to Brazil, this meant that he only came back here to make a spree, he already did in Spain, my comparisons were made to show the greatness of Brazilian football, here a club takes the professionalism of an athlete as much as in Europe in that sense, the difference is that European football clubs have more purchasing power and can keep the competition within their own cast, already in Brazil this becomes more difficult in this sense. But since we are comparing the competitiveness of the championships ... it's only up to you to win the title difference of the top 3 winners of each tournament. in La Liga: R. Madrid -> 33 Barcelona -> 25 A. Madrid -> 10 In the Brasileirão: Palmeiras -> 9 Santos -> 8 Corinthians -> 7 The difference is simply discrepant. Let's make the following analogy, La Coruna 2000, had three important brasilians in the cast: Djalminha, Mauro Silva and Flavio Conceição, and other foreigners like Makaay, Pauleta, Duscher, Naybet, etc ... Imagine if it was forbidden any player to play outside of their country, the Spanish championship would be less competitive, as the Brazilian / Argentine and others who sell their players for the great leagues, our tournaments would be much superior to the Spanish championship. Villareal, A. Madrid and Valencia have made historic campaigns in the finals and semi-finals, but here even the second division clubs have managed to get far in the continental tournaments such as São Caetano and Paysandú, to understand the size of competitiveness between the clubs here.

In the 1990s, the Brazilian media and the technical committee of the Brazilian team only paid attention to the players who practically played in our country. There were thousands of players who stopped participating in the World Cup because they did not play in Brazil: Savio - Real Madrid, Djalminha - La Coruña, Elber - Bayern, Juninho Paulista - Middlesbrough, Careca - Napoli, Aldair - Roma, etc... Due to the fact that the Brazilian prefer to watch Brazilian football (at that time), it was very rare to see a Brazilian wanting to watch a European championship. Romário did not go to the World Cup 98 because he was injured, in 2002 he had a disagreement with the national team, in 2006 he was very old, Rivaldo had not gone in 2006 was even more unfair.

He played a lot of time in Europe until. From 1988 to 1994 by PSV and Barcelona. Three times top scorer of the Eredivisie. (greatest idol in the history of PSV). Top Scorer of La Liga. Two-time top scorer in the Champions League. Best Player in the World in 1994. World Champion in 1994.

And he have a ballon d'or

He retired in 2007, not 2009. One of the top, indeed! Cheers!

@@vitorbrazil100 Actually when Romario was the best in the world the Ballon D'or was only given to european players, so he doesn't have one

@@rennertelesdarochalima6597 He announced his retirement in 2008 from Vasco da Gama (where he was a coach-player) and came back in 2009 to play for America FC, where he won the 2nd division league. Cheers!

@@daniperez2335 true

Also a lot of injuries and fights...

Vasco Fluminense e Flamengo,

Do mesmo nível de Ronaldo e de Zico, mas acima de Ronaldinho. Abaixo de Pelé, como todos foram, são e sempre serão.

Djalminha?

@@rosariodurante4782 sim mano o cara que o Ronaldinho se inspira

@@rosariodurante4782 Djalminha era craque demais.

Tiago Wakabayashi thanks brotha appreciate you

Jorgen Gomez a trivia: he's politician now. Currently he's senator and good rated by people, a rare thing. I met him in a book fair. He's a rare guy. And still plays footvolley, one of his hobbies even when he was pro. It explains a bit of his technique/style.

hello walkman ROMARIO is the best forw that i ever seen.he is my hero!!

No one is close to Pele! You know nothing!

And Messi?

Romário foi um gênio, mas Pelé não se compara a ninguém. É o Rei do Futebol

Jihad Matar was a great player but Ronaldo fenomeno was better

@@broxy2007 Romário is best. Ronaldo doesn't know how to score with his head.

Andy Mayor wow that’s amazing that’s dope you got to watch him play

I saw Ronaldo life playing for PSV too. So I am lucky to have seen both Brazilians passing through my country before pre-prime. I am glad to see how you have been honest about not knowing why you havent heard of Romario. I can see you acknowledge his quality right off the bat. You should watch Romario debut match in La Liga 1993/94 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RiuLhwhFe8M.html

Jorgen you should do a video about Laudrup. Laudrup was a true magician and the most elegant passer I ever saw. Another player worth noting was Roberto Baggio!

Roberto Dinamite

Azor Barros he was great but not at the level of pre injury Ronaldo fenomeno

David That is a big argument in Brazil. The Fenômeno was more pyrotechnic, his athleticism, and explosiveness and quick dribbling are jaw dropping. Romario was such a genius that he made hard things seem simple, less fancy but more lethal. His positioning as forward was unmatched, he headed incredibly well despite his height and was, like Ronaldo, great in assisting players. To quote Cruyff, “inside the big box, no genius surpasses Romario.’

Ingvar Ellingsen - He's not better than Messi lol why did you only say Messi? You don't think CR7 is better than Romario do you?

He is not, of course, better than Messi. Messi is in top 5 of All Time (even though i don't like much of his style). But let me be clear here: Romario is one of the 10 best players of all time for sure.

Luciano - Romario is 100% in my top 10, i rank him above Pele to be honest, he's at number 6 for me but Messi is the number 1 for everything he's done and for how long he's done it for.

True

Better than cr7.

Por favor, Pelé sempre primeiro, depois o resto. É o Rei do Futebol. E tem que incluir Zico, Cruyff, CR7 e Zidane para fechar o top ten.

Não esqueça o Zico

got you brotha!