Mmm, this isnot as funny as your first insult, and hasnot a link with football You can do better than that
Ok but if you go back to beginning of discussion, you'll see the dutchman was the first to use disrespectful words.
World transfers Records fee : 1984 Diego Maradona (2) Barcelona ................ Napoli 5,000,000[26] 1987 Ruud Gullit PSV Eindhoven ............... Milan 6,000,000[26] 1990 Roberto Baggio Fiorentina ............ Juventus 8,000,000[26] 1992 Jean-Pierre Papin Marseille ............. Milan 10,000,000[26] 1992 Gianluca Vialli Sampdoria ......... Juventus 12,000,000[26] 1992 .............. Gianluigi Lentini ............. Torino ....... Milan 13,000,000[26] 1996 .......... Ronaldo (1) .. PSV Eindhoven .......... Barcelona 13,200,000[26]
I agree with you dear Mate ! There's no point in arguing with someone who didn't actually watch the entire AC Milan matches from 1987-1995. They will disagree with You as a joker person !
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/RW_R4xENABM Well, I don't see this in the same way you do about Arjen Robben. Regarding his overall higher level, but I respect him at Least . Yes, There may indeed be football fans who like him for sure . But that's not my case in my life-time honestly speaking to you !
Robben (against Spain in the 2014 World Cup) holds the record for the highest speed reached by a player in a World Cup according to FIFA (tied with Mbappé against Argentina in 2018): 37km/h. FIFA began recording this data in 2010. There may be players with speeds over 37 km/h, but not in a World Cup or without the ball. https://www.espn.com/soccer/story/_...bben-netherlands-becomes-world-fastest-player
2025–26[404] Bundesliga 27 32 5 7 — 11[e] 12 1[h] 1 44 52 Harry Kane better than Nazario also ! 44 Matches 52 Goals !
Ranking by the Spanish newspaper AS https://as.com/futbol/fotorrelato/los-50-mejores-jugadores-de-los-mundiales-f/
I was looking this video Carlito 86 ! honestly speaking to you I didn't know that the Dutch player named Mario Been was such a good player. He looks like a Bergkamp Much more skillful has nice Plays from Mario Been and Ruud Gullit .. a alot Of dribbles ..there Gullit crossing like Beckham David with a whole bunch of curves back-spin on the ball Long Shots like C. Ronaldo free-kicks goals !! really nice Video !
I see what you're getting at with the consistency argument, but there’s a massive logical gap there. If we’re saying Messi is a GOAT candidate because he has both the World Cup and the Champions League, that’s fair. But if we’re saying Cristiano isn't a candidate because he "only" dominated the highest level of club football for 20 years, we’re essentially turning the GOAT debate into a "Did you win this specific 7-game tournament?" debate.The problem with focusing so much on the World Cup is that it rewards birth certificates more than individual ability. Pelé had a legendary squad around him and Messi eventually got that too. Cristiano took a Portugal team that had rarely even qualified for major tournaments before him and turned them into a consistent threat, winning a European Championship and two Nations Leagues along the way. If you swap Cristiano’s nationality with a prime 1970 Brazil or 2022 Argentina, he likely has two World Cups and this conversation wouldn't even exist. Logical consistency should account for the context of the team, not just the trophy in the cabinet. Also, we have to look at the sheer scale of what he’s done. Even if you want to put Messi or Pelé ahead of him, being a candidate implies you belong in that top-tier conversation. When you hold the record for the most official goals in the history of the sport (>900), the most international goals, and the most Champions League goals, you’ve reached a level of statistical dominance that is literally unprecedented. If we disqualify the highest-scoring human to ever play the game from the Greatest conversation because he didn't win a specific tournament with Portugal, then the criteria for greatness has become too narrow. Being a GOAT candidate is about having a resume so massive that it's impossible to ignore. Whether it’s the five Ballon d'Ors, the five UCLs, or the fact that he's performed at a world-class level for two decades, his peaks and his longevity are both top-tier. You can't logically argue he's not a candidate when he holds almost every major individual record the sport has to offer