The Fiver | This eventful chapter for Ronaldinho comes to an end

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Dinho. Idol. Mentor. Don Flip Flap. Seaman’s Poseidon. Friend. Boss. Entertainer. Ronaldinho has been called many things in his life, but a crook is not one of them. Yes, the fabled Brazilian may have been guilty of drinking a can of Pepsi shortly after signing a big-money deal, but he paid his dues, or rather lost Coke’s $750,000 sponsorship wonga, and kept smiling. Sure, he’s also guilty of not always tracking his man, but who cares when he’s senselessly popping no-look passes about, setting up counter-attacks by controlling the ball WITH HIS BACK, and sending Gennaro Gattuso to the shops so many times that the Italian has now got enough Nectar points to fly himself off to a secluded island for a bit of rehab. The point is, whenever he has made mistakes, Ronaldinho has always made up for them.

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from Football | The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/football/2020/aug/25/the-fiver-ronaldinho-paraguay-big-house-hotel

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