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Belletti’s Magical Moment

May 18th, 2006 | By: Euler Costa | 9 Comments »

Shup Up Critics Ronaldinho said: “To win this title for Barcelona, a team with 106 years, is amazing. Its a dream come true for me. Absolutely a wonderful day in my career. When Belletti came into the game we got even more aggressive. He was decisive for the victory over such a strong team. Belletti deserved to score. So many criticism, so many people saying a lot of things… but here in Europe he is considered one of the best in his position and, to me, one of the best in the world, so my happiness is doubled today. To see him becoming part of the football history, in a competition of such importance was a great pleasure to me. He totally deserved it”.

Belletti, soon after the game said that he was very happy with the recognition of the coach and the technical commission as well as the player’s that told him he deserved it. “When the best player in the world comes to you and say that you deserved it, what else can you expect?”

He was asked about his absence in the World Cup: “I’m very happy today knowing I helped our team to get in the tournament”.

I must be honest with you. I didn’t know that Belletti was under criticism. I absolutely can’t understand why, because in all the Barcelona’s matches I saw, he made the team more aggressive and more worthy of scoring. This fact just made his goal even more tasty, more important and more exciting. It can be an inspiration for our other ‘media/fans hunted’ players like Ronaldo and Adriano.

Tags: Arsenal, Barcelona, Belletti, Brazil, Carlos Alberto Parreira, goal, Ronaldinho, Ronaldo Adriano, winner

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Comments

By marco | May 19th, 2006 at 4:27 am

DID any one see rohnaldhinio play the worst game ever haha .. lets hope this continues at the world cup. i recon he needs to get his head out of his ass and stop thinking hes GOD and then he migh start playing like the footballer of the yr again.

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By Euler | May 19th, 2006 at 10:35 am

Oh, Marco, that is unfair. He is one of the most humble players I’ve ever seen. He might not have played that well but he was dangerous all the time with great precise passes.

By bello | May 19th, 2006 at 1:12 pm

Reason Ronaldhino did not do much was b/c, of a solid African defence.

Marco, he is a Soccer God, and only Gods can stop him :).

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By marco | May 20th, 2006 at 3:20 am

If he is a God then why at PSG he did nothing, didnt win them the title (and i mean come on its the french league) and ddint bring them to chmpions leage. Only with a good team such as Barca nd brazil he does well .. unlike maradona who won the scudetto for napoli and they were crap and single handedly won world cup for argentina. he is the real god of soccer .. i am not doubting that rohnaldhinio is very good, infact i new he was good before any one even knew him, and i used to see him play for psg but i dont like how he shows off .. a true chmpions (like zidan) does not need to show off and say hes the best — also goes for pele, who tried to compare himself to michalangelo haha)

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By Enderson | May 20th, 2006 at 8:18 pm

Marco,

Maybe only the day Ronaldinho starts to snort cocaine like a vacuum cleaner he’ll be a GOD in your book.

Pathetic!

You’ll see how good he does on the World Cup. Than we’ll talk

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By marco | May 22nd, 2006 at 8:47 pm

Wanna know a funny thing .. there was a rumor going around that Rohnaldhinio was taking party drugs …. and with the celebrations he does after scoring (which remind me of pill popers in nigh clubs) it just might be true haha .. and we will talk when luca toni scores 3 past you!!!!

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