Juan Pable Angel's son

You'v got to love the pessimistic sages telling us how he'll never make it. Especially since they seem determined to show off how knowledgeable and less reactionary they are than the people who reckon he'll be a superstar.

Oh no, wait, no-one's said that, have they? Never mind.

Psycho Sonny said:
let this thread die, its completely pointless, same as Maldini's son tackling Seedorf i think it was, etc. This kid most likely in 10 years time will be cleaning the toilets at Villa.
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Aye, because there are definitely no good footballing genes in the Maldini family, are there?
 
lol what?

I dont think pressurising a toddler is really the best thing for his development.

What is the world coming to?!

Next we will have pregnant mums playing football in the hope it transfers to the baby!
 
Weebull said:
You'v got to love the pessimistic sages telling us how he'll never make it. Especially since they seem determined to show off how knowledgeable and less reactionary they are than the people who reckon he'll be a superstar.

Oh no, wait, no-one's said that, have they? Never mind.


Aye, because there are definitely no good footballing genes in the Maldini family, are there?
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lol footballing genes, if that's true then ronaldo's (brazilian) son will become the best player ever, because ronaldo's son's mother holds some sort of keepy up record.

In April 1999, Ronaldo married female Brazilian footballer Milene Domingues, at the time pregnant with the couple's first son, Ronald. The marriage lasted four years. The couple had a son, Ronald (born in Milan, on April 6, 2000)

She was signed by Rayo Vallecano but plays football for Fiamma Monza.[1] The ex-model also holds the record for ball juggling, keeping a football off the ground with 55,198 touches.[2] She was also the most expensive woman's player in Spain, costing over £200,000

the kid is now 11 years old, i wonder if Arsenal have tried signing him?
 
Like with other 'wonder kid' videos he's just developed faster than the others, it doesn't automatically mean he will do the same as an adult against fully matured players.
 
He's above average for his age but it's nigh on impossible to predict if he will turn out to be a professional. It's like guessing which 6 year old will become an MP, there's some pretty interesting stats on predicting the future of young players.
 
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