Ronaldinho

Ronaldinho was the one who really got me into love football once again. Messi might have the better career and stats but no one was better enjoyer at his peak than R10.
 
The genius of Messi is the best watch in the history of the game by far.

Ronaldinho was a magician who did some unique things but Messi and watching him is whole other level.
 
He drove me crazy too, he reached an incredibly high peak, platinum player, but it didn’t last long. Once he achieved success and money, he focused more on partying than on training.
 
Since 2003, Barcelona have managed to win -

12 LaLiga titles
8 Copas del Rey
11 Supercopas
4 Champions League titles
3 European Supercups
3 Club World Cups


That is a total of 41 trophies won since 2003, and the matter of fact is, despite Joan Laporta being a huge part of all of this due to his great decisions, I believe that this would have not been possible without Ronaldinho. Ronaldinho's signing changed the club forever and brought back the beautfiul football played under Johan Cruyff. At the time, Barcelona were going into 2003-04, having not won a trophy since their 16th LaLiga title in 1998-99. The club was dead culturally, socially and most importantly, sportingly. This man's signing helped the club escape from the ruins and return to their former glory, and even exceed it.
 
RedxMAK said:
Since 2003, Barcelona have managed to win -

12 LaLiga titles
8 Copas del Rey
11 Supercopas
4 Champions League titles
3 European Supercups
3 Club World Cups


That is a total of 41 trophies won since 2003, and the matter of fact is, despite Joan Laporta being a huge part of all of this due to his great decisions, I believe that this would have not been possible without Ronaldinho. Ronaldinho's signing changed the club forever and brought back the beautfiul football played under Johan Cruyff. At the time, Barcelona were going into 2003-04, having not won a trophy since their 16th LaLiga title in 1998-99. The club was dead culturally, socially and most importantly, sportingly. This man's signing helped the club escape from the ruins and return to their former glory, and even exceed it.
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Laporta happened
Ronaldinho happened
Then Messi
Pep

Neymar got away

All contributed to Barcelona being the biggest club in the world today.

Let us hope Yamal keeps us in the limelight, and we stay the most hated club for another 20 years
 
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Such a shame he couldn't stay more professional and prolong his career on top level. Obviously can't complain with how things have turned out in the Pep era and it was the right decision to move on from him but what I would give to enjoy a focused/hungry/professional R10 together with a young Messi for a few more years.
 
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