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Robinho Only Fit To Play In The Circus - Franz Beckenbauer
German legend alleged to have made disparaging remark about 'O Principe'…
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Dec 2, 2009 3:18:46 PM
Two days ahead of the FIFA World Cup draw in Cape Town, Germany legend Franz Beckenbauer is alleged to have made a controversial remark aimed at Brazil and Manchester City star Robinho.
Furthermore, Beckenbauer stated that Fabio Capello's Three Lions enjoyed a more successful qualifying campaign than Brazil.
He is quoted by the Daily Express to have said: "England did a fantastic job in qualification.
"Brazil? I don't think so. They have one striker [Luis Fabiano], then Kaka a bit behind. And then you have Robinho.
"He can play in a circus but he's not a team player."
"Brazil? I don't think so. They have one striker [Luis Fabiano], then Kaka a bit behind. And then you have Robinho.
"He can play in a circus but he's not a team player."
Alan Dawson, Goal.com UK
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