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Ricardo Quaresma - When Football becomes Art
Published 16 Jan 2021
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There's goal, with the 3 during an Euro. Probably one of the fastest goals ever, one touch each > inside! ... 511
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Good memories came to me when seeing this vid 4
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Comparing him to the era of CR7, Messi, Deco, Ibrahimovic, Iniesta, Xavi and other greats was that although from a technical ability standpoint he was probably the best from a productivity POV he was well below his peers.
From a technical standpoint and mindset he is comparable to Ronaldinho and Neymar.
You normally have three ways of overcoming a defender:
1. pass the ball to a team mate and do the famous 1 2 passing drill, i.e. you overcome the defender as a team (this was Barcelona tiki-taka mantra) (low risk approach)
2. Avoid the player by running laterally or diagonally, drifting one or more defenders, i.e. creating space elsewhere (medium risk)
3. Drible the defender, i.e. go into close-quarters and just overcome that defender either by speed/acceleration or using a drible. (high risk)
Option 3. is a high risk approach and may not the most productive option. It is high risk because 1-on-1 against a defender it is all about a probability, you are not going to win all exchanges and you may lose possession that took your team mates time to recover.
And sometimes it may not be the best option, especially when you are in transition (defense-offense) and the best option is to be direct: minimal touches and long passes for a running team mate.
Neymar falls in the same category as Quaresma.
Phenomenal player and an ability to embarrass anyone on the pitch, but lacked productivity.
The only player that is the exception and I rate as the best player I have ever seen in anyone's peak is Ronaldinho, where he had that same virtuosity but was way more productive, i.e, scored a lot more goals, the number of impacts per game was quite high and he was essential for PSG, Barcelona and Brazil wins.
Having said that, football is not all about winning and embracing a Messi or CR7 mindset and these moments should also be appreciated, because once these players hang their boots we will be coming here for these highlight reels.
I had great times watching Quaresma play for Portugal and FC Porto, but a few times... I wish he would just play it simple and pass the ball quicker.
Phenomenal player! One of my favourites! ...
Legend has it that Quaresma has the patent to the outside foot shot
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there are just so many videos of dudes doing things that don't seem allowed by physics let alone by human ability
actually insane ...
His Power and Skills in his prime were above 99.9% of all football players in the world.
A Genious player. 1