They could do one of the old drills endlessly at different clubs and I would watch every week, but these a drier than a nun's....

it has it has

The FIFA commentary is cringe worthy,....

EA does know how to ruin series

agreed, was better the way it was

I *hate* it.

I've totally binge watched all of them in a couple of days. And now I'm depressed that there aren't more! So now I'm rewatching them. 😂 Especially the ones where Jimmy kicked ass. (Which is a lot of them!) Also the ones where the whole team is there, it's so good for the atmosphere! Especially when someone (Bulldog) does some insane goal and they all cheer.

hey what u doing here?

MachoManTV ikr he’s a legend

It's because he looks tired or out of shape here.

sieppari Neymar done it in ligue1 and deluded press called him disrespectful

but the rainbow always leaves the defender helpless it is a total tool i felt like i was cheating when i did it

The rainbow flick is a much lower percentage success rate, high risk move but if utilized at the right time, first time it can bypass more than one defender. It also provides a bouncing ball to connect with that all attackers like to strike. If you hit it clean after the flick any goalkeeper will have work to do to stop the shot. The step over feint is easier to perform and is a higher success rate, but can be overused and predictable especially if a player has a preferred foot. If the defender is backpedaling, and anticipating too much, rather than looking at the ball it works. But the higher the standard of defender the more likely it will be blocked, jockied or possession lost. The first is more flash and is likely to get you a bollocking from your coach, especially if it's done at the wrong time, in the wrong position on the pitch. But it opens up all the time in the world for the striker to make the best decision on how and where to hit it. The second is quick, simple and you have more control throughout. But the ball stays grounded and time/space can run out for the attacker if the feint doesn't create the space needed between the attacker and defender. If the feint is perfected on both sides it's better. I loved Ronaldinhos on Ashley Cole in WC 2002 1/4 finals.

@@sebblackmore3697 if you are good at it the rainbow always works and most of the time you touch it before it hits the ground not let it bounce you don't sound like you were very good at it to be fair

ray croal it was actually a go to move I've of mine, especially in smaller sided games and in training. One on one with keepers or getting out of tight spots was where I liked to use it. I've been practicing it alittle and breaking it down recently to learn Drogbas rainbow flick kick into the ground, which is similar but abit more complex. Show me 5 examples of it working in the premier League in the last 5 years, or even 3. At the highest level not as easy as against your mates.

100% agree. WHO likes them, 12-year-olds? If they were at least done better!

Alex Chong defiantly couldn’t 😂😂

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