Ronaldinho yesterday

[typicalcity68]

he's no zidane

 

[tyqmvko]

He was just immense in his prime, and is still a good player now despite being half as good as he used to be.

 

[Lmarkham-blueblood]

he's got another 4 years left in him yet at CL level. his passing is immense. he's a joy to watch. he doesnt need pace.

newspapers headline on wednesday

"City make shock move for ronaldinho"

 

[Wheelsy]

Does he track back though?

 

[Joga Bonito]

Does he track back though?

I don`t know whether or not to take this question seriously or not, but yesterday oddly enough he did make at least several challenges that proved to be quite important. I along with the commentators were greatfully surprised.

But to seriously ask a superstar like Ronaldinho or Robinho for that matter to "track back" is insulting...especially to the Brasilian style of play.

 

[BlueRockape]

He looks very fit and seems to be providing some of the midfield flare we are missing.
Love to see him in a City shirt if you want a big name signing they don't come much bigger (so come on city)

 

[Boff]

Football with a smile....quality

A smile that could chew apples through a tennis racket.

pmls

 

[bluegorton]

In the interest of balance, he seems to be afforded an incredible amount of time and space to perform in Seria A - or am I being harsh?

Know where you're coming from but I think the top players get that room because the defender knows if he goes tight on him he's going to be made a fool of. In the prem they'd try and kick him off the ball, go tight and stop him getting the ball, until they realised how strong and clever he is and can hold off most other prem players.

I'd have him at City.

 

[Fanzone Danny]

Yeah but does he track back? ;-)

 

[Ntini77]

Not sure I've seen anyone better when he was at his peak.