has messi got a good right foot?is he a defensive player?does he take free kicks?thanks?
350993
he has a good right foot but he in on barcelona with ronaldinho and he takes all the free kicks not messi.
738262
wow! koool!!! he is one of ma fav players along with ronaldo n many others! his speed is damn gud!!! n he can pass thru any defender!!! man... u gotto accept his talents!!!\nn ronaldo's talent too!!!
1002974
So he's the best eh? How many did he score? How far has he taken his team?\nWhich big clubs are racing for his signature?\n\nTry to be neutral, your bias is so flawed, no reasoned person can accept your suggestion.
26129
No one will be like Maradona EVER!!!\nBut messi is pretty good!!!\nWhy?\nHave you seen him playing!!!!??????
1115001
he is ggod at free shot and corners but he dosen`t have skills like ronaldenio and he does not try hard to win a challenge,like you said and it think that his isweak physically.
1177316
yes he was in the 1st half, but in the 2nd half he didnt pass the ball cause he wanted to make another goal.\nI hope he passes the ball when they play against Argentina
414517
I agree that he has a great forehand and a good serve, although his certainly is not the best serve around. What makes him so good is that he has the whole package--something that no other pro in recent memory can claim. \nIn addition to his forehand and serve, his backhand is exceptional, his volleys are as good as anyone's, and his strategic sense is among the best.\nFinally, he is one of the best players I have ever seen at reading the opponent's shots and getting to them with speed and balance. I don't know if he is the fastest pro when it comes to sheer footspeed, but no one moves as fluidly and quickly to the ball.\nHe's not quite invincible, but he is clearly the best player the world has ever seen.
1068355
Think he's a good all-round and attacking player\nSmart, clever, hard-working, decisive, disciplined yet kinda aggressive.\nHe's gorgeous, talented and a great footballer any teams could ever ask for
828012
Messi is better.  Now and will be much better in the future.  \n\nRooney is a good player but he plays in the English league where defense is notoriously porous.  \n\nWhen they both played on a level playing field in the World Cup it was clearly seen that Messi was better.  Rooney did nothing while Messi had people on their feet.
1080621
hes a great player, abit over rated at times, but can pull off stuff that u would never see in games...like one of the goals he scored against chelsea, wow....\nyea hes good
1000211
yes he is a very Good and dedicated player... tht kick was amazing ..lol
798941
Though I love Riquelme I thik that alone he is not able to guide a team to victory.He has too many ups and downs as a character and when is at his worst he can take down the whole team with him.Argentina definately needs a playmaker like Lampard who will tie up all the center and make the team more solid but I would give more credit to youngsters like Boca's Cago or Atlentico's Agüero to do that.Finally about Pablo Aimar,I think that he is a fantastic  player who was used wrong in world cup 2002 since he was too young to take the team on his shoulders...The federation should stick up to a player only if he is able to cope with the responsibility and not force anyone to play thing which applies perfectly for the to players mentioned...
410749
Mostly.  Very skilled with the ball and good passer.  There are better playmakers than him, but individually he is the best player out there
460736
I think that Barca is going to overcome that hump, or shuck the chip off it's back and win the Champions League, behind the current BEST player in the world, Ronaldinho, he can do anything, superb foot to foot, head, where ever passing, incredibly creative dribbling, an all around MASTER of the most beautiful sport, he exemplifies grace and beauty, but has some ugly goals too, and they count. \n\nAs far as Lionel Messi, he's had a long and illustrious career, starting with Newells Old Boys in 1995-2000, BEFORE the age of 13, but after a stint with them, he crossed the Atlantic at the age of 13 to test his resolve and skill with Barca's under 14's where he made a superb showing, and moved up quickly through the Barca ranks, where in the 2003-04 season, he was ONLY 16 and playing for one of the most celebrated la liga teams in the world, and making a superb showing too!\n\nIn the 2003-2004 season, when he was still only 16, Messi made his first team showing by a friendly with Porto. The following championship-winning season, Messi made his first appearance in an official match on October 16, 2004, in Barcelona's  win against Espangol at the Olympic Stadium (0-1). \n\nFurther, when several players on the first line were injured, Messi got his chance to shine, and shine he did scoring a gaol, being the youngest player to score, and in the U-20 WC in Holland, he not only WON the championship with Argentina, but he proved to be the major gaol scorer, albeit, he's one of the HOTTEST properties in futbol today, for he just got a contract extention, to something like 2014, so he's a beloved Argentine player (just as Ronaldinho is with Brasilia, and Barca) and Barca favourite, however, head to head, I'd have to say realistically Ronaldinho's experience with MANY world cups, his age, and his sheer inured skill, outweighs Messi's, which is not to say Messi is a slouch, far, far from it, and he has such a bright, bright career ahead, that someday I've no doubt he'll surpass Ronaldinho's current FIFA player of the YEAR stature, and make his own resounding mark...The Barca situation is BRIGHT and filled with HOPE, however,  Argentina's current WC run, even during friendlies, has been clouded with lackluster second half play (as they allowed England to come back after being 3 down, and WIN) which makes many an Argentine fan nervous, as the consensious has been of late..OH NO..here we go again..however, it's players like MESSI that can LIFT THEM single-handedly, and the stunning tandem of Ronaldinho and Messi, chuffin' it up but right for Barca is a JOY to behold, as they were nee'r written off not that long ago, but that's what makes these players so special, their ability to make it COUNT when they have to, and I feel they feed off each other, learn from each other, and are two of the BEST players in futbol today! We just need to wait and see, because of that old addage, and the fact their is less parity amongst the elite teams, ergo, any team can beat any team on any given day! But pound for pound I think right now "Little Ronaldo" is an all around better player, and I think Messi will be their VERY SHORTLY indeed.\n\nI know this is both a historical treatise and opinion, but it's an exciting question that deserves a solid, well thought answer.
485242
Hey Dutchman! Go easy on the newcomer. Lionel Messi is still a baby. He is the best player in Argentina though. After the world cup and if he plays on May 17th in the UEFA Champions League final he could be named MVP if Ronaldinho doesn't get it. And it is called the MVP. Remember MVP of last Champions league went to Liverpool's striker Gerrard.
598007
Rooney ! He has everything, he is quick, powerful an unbelievable touch, quick feet and can finish - Messi is amazing to watch and is so so skillful but a few kicks and you can put him out of his stride - you kick Rooney and he comes back twice has hard !
1081239
UH???\nHe is ONE OF THE BEST- has amazing footwork, speed, can pinpoint his long passes like a laser-beam, and the free kicks... fughedabuouit!\nHow can you ask a question like that?\nOnly people who don't consider him a great player either don't follow the sport, or hate Beckham personally (for whatever reason).  There's no doubt about his abilities as a footballer.\nThere's a reason first Man U and then Real Madrid signed him, no?  Because they want the best players on their teams (all teams do).  If you choose a world 11, w/out Beckham, as I've said above, you don't kow anything about football.