Why France produces the most World Cup players

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  • @Vox
    @Vox  Před 5 lety +2046

    This video has been updated and corrections can be found in the description. Sorry about the errors and thanks to all the commenters who helped us improve the video! - Mac & Sam

    • @mzindpendent7
      @mzindpendent7 Před 5 lety +51

      Vox correction it doesn’t imply dominant immigrant ghettos (not cool using that word either) is just means suburbs for example the Banlieue to the west the Hautes de Seine (92) is the richest department of all France , and is not heavily immigrant like let’s say the north , get your facts straight before making a video we know you did it in a positive way but as informative video is important to present facts.

    • @Ida-xe8pg
      @Ida-xe8pg Před 5 lety +3

      2:59 will it happen again ????

    • @LeoUnlion
      @LeoUnlion Před 5 lety +7

      mzindpendent7 That's true, I guess that they use "banlieue" like that because medias took this word in some depreciative fashion during violence peaks in the past, showed in the american style : exageration, not in touch with reality.
      "Banlieue" is an old word, used in town planning back in the XVIIIe, with a lot of evolution and nuance in its meaning.
      Indeed, "ghetto" is very inappropriate in this context. In France, we would use the word "cité", as deprived neighborhood, to describe some suburb with a bit more of violence, drugs or other social issues. Or no word, because each place is different.

    • @HenriBourjade
      @HenriBourjade Před 5 lety +3

      Excellente vidéo. Félicitations.

    • @CyrilGazengel
      @CyrilGazengel Před 5 lety +8

      The true word used in french media to qualify a "banlieue" as a immigrant dominant ghettos is "Cités". Litteraly it means cities but when used as the cities (les cités) in a suburb context, it means poor ghettos with high criminality, often seen in the french media and politics as immigrant dominated area.

  • @kakashikan2764
    @kakashikan2764 Před rokem +3650

    4 Years Later, Morroco beats Portugal 1-0. What a turn of events in History.

    • @NFFFFFFFF
      @NFFFFFFFF Před rokem +100

      Was just saying, and France *about* to win the World Cup this year.
      Edit: Argentina got the W

    • @Exposingyou
      @Exposingyou Před rokem +31

      I wonder why portugal always plays Morocco…

    • @untyprandom9740
      @untyprandom9740 Před rokem +20

      @@Exposingyou If Spain won they would've fought Spain again

    • @pingvin1771
      @pingvin1771 Před rokem +12

      not really, its not that big of a deal that two matches between two teams result in diffrent winners

    • @NT_1
      @NT_1 Před rokem +1

      Great match

  • @dramasoldier8669
    @dramasoldier8669 Před 5 lety +10950

    Funny that France won after this documentary

    • @Amine-xf8gc
      @Amine-xf8gc Před 5 lety +17

      Drama Soldier xD

    • @errorinscript1127
      @errorinscript1127 Před 5 lety +348

      France is not in Africa!

    • @neutrino5266
      @neutrino5266 Před 5 lety +28

      you're so dumb

    • @tanguyscherring
      @tanguyscherring Před 5 lety +53

      And don't forget we win ww2 bcs 90% of french was resistant or was for resistant

    • @sddsds768
      @sddsds768 Před 5 lety +65

      The Law France won. All the time ! Every teams have a French born player or at least a player trained in France.

  • @hurricanejain4919
    @hurricanejain4919 Před rokem +1573

    I’m more curious about why Croatia is so good but such a small country

    • @JK-gu3tl
      @JK-gu3tl Před rokem +309

      Like uruguay and netherlands smallness makes it easier to scout talent and develop it.

    • @Wise__guy
      @Wise__guy Před rokem +35

      Croatia isn’t good they just got lucky

    • @rxxyan
      @rxxyan Před rokem +390

      @@Wise__guy nahh they're finalist of the last world cup as wel, they're good.

    • @DrD3m3nt0
      @DrD3m3nt0 Před rokem +161

      @@Wise__guy
      They are very good because they have experience, have a system that fits the squad, and are methodical in their approach.
      Luck did not carry them to a final in 2018 and a semifinal in 2022.

    • @harooney1847
      @harooney1847 Před rokem +16

      @@Wise__guy yeah made finals last WC and semis this one but lucky smh

  • @Arktus
    @Arktus Před rokem +589

    Also a great thing about French football system (this applies to many european football system I think) is that football leagues are pyramidal systems. Where you have couple of national leagues, then regional leagues, then local leagues. Every year, the top teams goes to the league above, and the last teams goes to the lower leagues. Great thing is that it push the competition while allowing small/poor clubs to go higher if they have great results. And biggest clubs who have their team in the first league, can have their "reserve" second team in the third league. Allowing to switch players from the reserve team to the first team as they want. So big clubs can have significant training center where they will train and evaluate new talents in their reserve team.

    • @ivgorm9365
      @ivgorm9365 Před rokem +24

      in america there is no real tension rooting for a team thats not very good because they all pay to stay on top, in europe relegation battles can often be more exciting than who wins imho

    • @williamcomyn5948
      @williamcomyn5948 Před rokem +5

      similar in england

    • @JK-gu3tl
      @JK-gu3tl Před rokem +2

      We can prob. Incorporate ncaa into such model.

    • @DJMariush
      @DJMariush Před rokem +9

      This is standard approach in whole soccer europe (and i believe its similar in most fifa countries) , so its not special at all but it differs from the us system.

    • @Peregrine_1
      @Peregrine_1 Před rokem

      Ironically, America is the most socialist when it comes to sports, lol. European relegation is the most merciless, capitalistic version of sports.

  • @Fitch75
    @Fitch75 Před 5 lety +5926

    "Every man has two countries: their own and France" - Thomas Jefferson

  • @antoinestephanerogier9845
    @antoinestephanerogier9845 Před 5 lety +3105

    Higuain was born in France too
    Edit : je suis français 😂 c'était juste pour apporter une infos qui manquait

  • @rat5609
    @rat5609 Před rokem +331

    This video was made before France winning the 2018 World Cup and now it 2022 and they’re in the finals again 🇫🇷

    • @srijansarkar9202
      @srijansarkar9202 Před rokem +18

      France Football team is just a club football team. I don't considered them as a french.

    • @mikhael636
      @mikhael636 Před rokem +58

      @@srijansarkar9202 u mad ?

    • @froggycontrol8059
      @froggycontrol8059 Před rokem +4

      @@mikhael636 No he's just racist.

    • @555125kevin
      @555125kevin Před rokem +40

      @@srijansarkar9202 So black people can't be French citizens?...

    • @SuperNerevar
      @SuperNerevar Před rokem +30

      ​@@srijansarkar9202 They all speak french as first language. They are all born in France. Why they aren't french? Because of their skin color?

  • @zinaaa13.62
    @zinaaa13.62 Před rokem +230

    and in this 2022 world cup, 61 players were born in france and more than 95% of the players of this world cup have gone through french formations. Incredible!

    • @guilhermenunes3044
      @guilhermenunes3044 Před rokem +5

      95%? What's the source?

    • @zinaaa13.62
      @zinaaa13.62 Před rokem +32

      @@guilhermenunes3044 95% of these 61 sorryyy

    • @paulocymbaum1566
      @paulocymbaum1566 Před rokem +5

      It's fun when you enslave a continent and use that to select players worldwide and not nationally. If Brazil had colonized most of Africa, Im sure most players would be Brazilian. Nationality is just a formality. Most france players should be representing their african origin countries. Zidane was from Algeria.

    • @zinaaa13.62
      @zinaaa13.62 Před rokem +4

      @@paulocymbaum1566 why they « SHOULD » be representing their africain origin? They are ALL born and raised in france.
      And don't worry about the African national teams 98% of Senegalese Tunisian or Cameroonian players are players born and raised in France and even like that there is enough for the french national team lol.
      They are free to choose between their two countries like the example of Zidane that you gave and he chose france.
      For racists like you it is difficult to understand that we are all French

    • @ghostxl8525
      @ghostxl8525 Před rokem +15

      @@paulocymbaum1566 and zidane played for france...., also portugal had eusebio an african player from an excolony like mozanbique, and a lot of brazilian players another ex colony, spain tried to convince messi to play for them

  • @chetanx
    @chetanx Před 5 lety +3105

    It just prove that France gives equal opportunity to every player.

    • @clement6948
      @clement6948 Před 4 lety +54

      T'a tout compris

    • @Agnitlafr
      @Agnitlafr Před 4 lety +215

      Yes and other countries are freaking jealous!!!!
      🇨🇻 father, 🇬🇵 mother, 100% 🇫🇷 🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷
      Vive la France !

    • @adarshherle8994
      @adarshherle8994 Před 4 lety +28

      Except Aymeric Laporte

    • @username48286
      @username48286 Před 3 lety +5

      Jonathan Dino tu fais pitié

    • @Agnitlafr
      @Agnitlafr Před 3 lety +20

      @@username48286 C'est toi qui fais pitié... Coucouche panier!

  • @mtk-mtukalor5233
    @mtk-mtukalor5233 Před 3 lety +183

    Riyad Mahrez, August 2018: "Paris region, Ile de France, there are the best players in France, because we always play outside, there are small pitches everywhere. When you're young, you want to play with the older ones. When I go out in England, I never see people playing outside"

    • @vlnt6499
      @vlnt6499 Před 2 lety +18

      Rain always come down here😭

    • @woodchuckcider1
      @woodchuckcider1 Před rokem +1

      This is especially true in USA. it's always a good laugh when people say they even have a chance of winning the WC.

  • @guralpyldrm8180
    @guralpyldrm8180 Před rokem +122

    I actually had the chance to live for 2 months in one of Greater Paris banlieues, Villejuif, and I couldn't agree more with this video. EVERY street you could see 5 to 10 years old boys returning from or going to a football lesson! Truly amazing system

    • @gamhacked
      @gamhacked Před rokem +8

      I mean what else are poor kids gonna do? Learn the violin and competitive sailing?

    • @williamshanks8959
      @williamshanks8959 Před rokem +1

      You lived in the city of Jews lol

    • @ABC-ABC1234
      @ABC-ABC1234 Před rokem

      @@gamhacked It breeds a certain sports culture, which you won't find in the USA because they are too busy eating hamburgers and visiting the mall.
      That and parents teaching their kids there are 72 genders...

    • @thebattinson1278
      @thebattinson1278 Před rokem

      @@williamshanks8959 Now it became the city of arabs and blacks.

    • @jocelinn
      @jocelinn Před rokem +11

      @@gamhacked Better then watch tv or comment on youtube all the day. Don't you think so ?

  • @CREEDO.
    @CREEDO. Před rokem +134

    *4 years later, and now Morocco finally defeats Portugal 1-0, same score, for different teams.*

    • @MajorMlgNoob
      @MajorMlgNoob Před rokem +3

      In the QF instead of the groups though

    • @brigc7755
      @brigc7755 Před rokem +1

      And hopefully next time, Morocco will make it to the finals

  • @auriel8300
    @auriel8300 Před 5 lety +376

    Thierry Henry, Lilian Thuram, Chritian Karembeu, Bernard Diomède, and Bernard Lama are not immigrant or son of imigrant. They come from the overseas territories of France. It's like saying Hawai is not part of America.

    • @toffeeoliver
      @toffeeoliver Před 5 lety +6

      Not quite. Hawaii is more like Corsica.

    • @auriel8300
      @auriel8300 Před 5 lety +135

      Nope, there is no diffierence between Corsica and French Guyana, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Reunion, Mayotte. They all are French Region, like Normandy, or Alsace, some are just further. I'm born in Cayenne, French Guyana, a French teritory since longer than Corsica, i'm a French citizen by law not born in a foreign country, not an immigrant. Even if i'm black and the Racist Pig don't like that :D

    • @toffeeoliver
      @toffeeoliver Před 5 lety +2

      Auriël OK hold up don't call me a racist pig

    • @toffeeoliver
      @toffeeoliver Před 5 lety +1

      Auriël because French Guiana, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Mayotte and Reunion are considered overseas departments, and some of them have football teams, although not FIFA sanctioned

    • @auriel8300
      @auriel8300 Před 5 lety +66

      Is it the FIFA who determine who is an immigrant or not ? Born in French territory, not an immigrant. End of the discussion.

  • @tkko28
    @tkko28 Před 5 lety +2413

    These players were born in France, grew up in France, were trained by the French educational and football system. Their mother tongue is French, and most of them do not master the language of their origin country ... and have a knowledge of their parent's culture which remains approximate.
    They know only too well that they owe their success to France, and are proud to defend the colors of their country. Even those who play today under the colors of other countries and possess dual nationality have all one day caressed the idea of ​​playing for France. They remain a pride for our football training system, and prove every day the competence and quality of our academies.
    Each country has its own definition of nationality. In France, it is not blood that defines nationality. Otherwise our compatriots from French overseas departments and territories would not be French.
    French nationality is a social pact. We are French if we cherish the French language, and a certain way of life. We are French if we adopt a number of values ​​such as democracy, human rights, gender equality, and laicity. These values ​​are summarized by our national motto: Liberty, Equality, Fraternity. You will notice that after the World Cup victory, many players of the French national team have publicly resumed this motto, or declared "Long live the Republic" to show their commitment to their country, to celebrate the victory.
    Ironically, the player whose attachment to France could be questioned is Lucas Hernandez, who was born in France but grew up in Spain and mastered Spanish better than French. But nobody questions his attachment to France because he corresponds to the inconcient representation of a French man.
    I apologize for my approximate English and I specify that I am a Frenchman of Moroccan origin with both nationalities.

    • @tkko28
      @tkko28 Před 5 lety +81

      Merci!!

    • @axisv99
      @axisv99 Před 5 lety +137

      You sound like Macron the imperialist

    • @geert811
      @geert811 Před 5 lety +58

      I am from morocco but born in the Netherlands and grown their up but my mother tongue is still the berber language (from morocco) but i still am a moroccain who is born in Holland so do they look at me in the Netherlands..

    • @mrpythagoras7079
      @mrpythagoras7079 Před 5 lety +53

      Imagine Nigeria or Japan was in Frances position, the citizens would protest against the national team. Lucas might not have been raised in France, but he is French by blood no? Umtiti, Areola, Varane and Dembele aren't. How do you west Europeans not understand this? I am not European by the way, I'm just baffled by your "mentality"...

    • @mrpythagoras7079
      @mrpythagoras7079 Před 5 lety +22

      @Jerome Builles French blood is the blood of the descendants of the people who fought for France. Of course now I don't think it can identified anymore as there are already millions of African and Middle eastern blood mixed with them. As for Varane, is he not a 2nd generation immigrant? Is what I was told. Anyways, I see no profit in arguing about one player out of dozens. Varane could have all French roots (let's assume he does) there's Umtiti, Mbappe, Dembele, Mandanda, Pogba, Kante, Matuidi, Fekir, many many more who prove my point.

  • @SsLUCsS
    @SsLUCsS Před rokem +87

    In case anyone is wondering, this year 60 player from the world cup were born in France and for 95% of them training on the way to become pro was also in France.

    • @octaviosalvatierra1389
      @octaviosalvatierra1389 Před 7 měsíci

      indeed, with the mayority of them with african roots unlike the mayority of france population

  • @lukaserlichson-deliz368
    @lukaserlichson-deliz368 Před rokem +164

    Watching this the day Morocco won against Portugal 1-0 to proceed to the semi-finals of the Qatar World Cup

    • @Hether6971
      @Hether6971 Před rokem

      france good cuz france had a lot of black slaves back then. And black players are good at sport!

  • @Lofi_xhe
    @Lofi_xhe Před 5 lety +1632

    Nobody can deny that France is an awesome country for footbal, they build, make, create thousand players per year for almost every countries on earth, great players who can create great teams around the world, great teams who can create great games, great games who can create great competitions, a virtuous circle.
    Instead of insulting France for having a lot of black in their team, just respect and admire how much this country give to the world and to the football.

    • @ismajagne589
      @ismajagne589 Před 5 lety +35

      You're right..

    • @letedg4351
      @letedg4351 Před 5 lety +18

      Amen

    • @somethingelse9228
      @somethingelse9228 Před 5 lety +2

      I mean, when Vox insulted?

    • @swiphix5846
      @swiphix5846 Před 5 lety +43

      Ravindra Nagrecha Vox didnt insult but many peoples are saying « give the star to africa » or things like that

    • @swiphix5846
      @swiphix5846 Před 4 lety +2

      ​@Ellie Ann Maria i agree im french so ...

  • @thoyo
    @thoyo Před 5 lety +1291

    Le Pen said the immigrant and sons of immigrant players harbor no real national pride, yet Kylian Mbappe, born to Cameroonian and Algerian parents, felt such a sense of national pride and duty that he refused to accept his World Cup salary and donated it to charity. 🤔

    • @Tetemovies4
      @Tetemovies4 Před 5 lety +94

      He doesn't say all of them, only the ones that don't sing the national anthem which is true, and world cup salary are are absolute peanuts in comparison to PSG salaries, the salaries they get are between 10 and 30K€ per match his salary at the PSG is 1.5 millions per months, so effectively 273k€ per match without the bonus.

    • @loveeuropehateeu3565
      @loveeuropehateeu3565 Před 5 lety +55

      He’s not wrong look at all the players who live in France but play for other countries... take advantage of a countries benefits and they don’t even support them in the World Cup smh.

    • @ousou78
      @ousou78 Před 5 lety +104

      Love Europe, Hate EU often when players play for the country of their parents it's because they are scared of harsh competition and don't want to end in the reserve team.
      Some player may be ungrateful but it's not a reason to generalise.
      Made me think of the Benzema case in which he is accused of being anti French but was revealed to be paying his taxe in France despite playing for Madrid in Spain where Taxes are more likely lower meanwhile some "respectable" French singers and actors weren't even denying that they live abroad to pay less taxes.

    • @_Ahmed_15
      @_Ahmed_15 Před 5 lety +154

      That's because they don't make the French National team. These players would jump at a chance to play for France but there's limited spots on the rosters so the go to other countries they're eligible to play for.

    • @sinhalalion1806
      @sinhalalion1806 Před 5 lety +42

      Love Europe, Hate EU
      Most players who play for other nations its cuz they are not good enough to play for the French national team. Its not the case of everyone but thats the most normal scenario, but like i said there are exceptions, like Mahrez who decided to play for Algeria because he made that promise to his parents.

  • @samod7550
    @samod7550 Před rokem +63

    This video never even explained why the academy was so effective, it told us a history of it

    • @DanielFenandes
      @DanielFenandes Před rokem +12

      It is the combination of a good academy and talent from around the world gathering together

    • @noevidencebasedopinion8776
      @noevidencebasedopinion8776 Před rokem +9

      @@DanielFenandes No, its local talent, not from all around the globe. Players are bord in France. Staff are bornd in France.

    • @samirebrahim5172
      @samirebrahim5172 Před rokem

      Nobody wants to address the point that the physiology of west Africans makes them better able to compete at elite sport. We just have to pretend that it’s not a fact.

    • @fandefoot3511
      @fandefoot3511 Před rokem

      The academy ain't going to tell them their secrets.

    • @fandefoot3511
      @fandefoot3511 Před rokem +2

      @@samirebrahim5172 I'm sorry but skin color has nothing to do with it. France lost the final. Argentina won and they are Spanish Italian origins. I see football not skin color

  • @yogeeswaranchenthilkumar1257

    The English Cricket Team too has the most immigrant players such as Jofra Archer ( Carribean ), Ben Stokes ( New Zealand), Eoin Morgan ( Ireland ), Jason Roy ( South Africa ), Adil Rashid ( Pakistan ), etc

  • @klipkultur2951
    @klipkultur2951 Před 5 lety +563

    Americans learning about Europe... rare stuff. More of it please.

    • @moviejose3249
      @moviejose3249 Před 5 lety +35

      We already know about Wakanda no need for it.

    • @user-je8fl2cu5y
      @user-je8fl2cu5y Před 5 lety +41

      Movie Jose You know absolutely nothing, and even less than nothing if you think you know anything.

    • @LolilolOnrigole
      @LolilolOnrigole Před 5 lety

      haha quiet funny, isn't it?

    • @patalo299
      @patalo299 Před 5 lety +8

      Ça m'étonnerait que beaucoup d'américains aient regardé cette vidéo... C'est pas prcq c'est en anglais que c'est forcément destiné aux américains

    • @lasseabrams
      @lasseabrams Před 5 lety +6

      and still they call it soccer...

  • @Coeurebene1
    @Coeurebene1 Před 5 lety +1659

    another factor: the young people in these banlieues are super motivated to be good at football, it's a way to escape their situation, at least in dreams. meanwhile "rich white kids" will usually play other sports.

    • @shabbankjes1775
      @shabbankjes1775 Před 5 lety +43

      Feakos hahaha exactly they better go play golf

    • @myu2k2
      @myu2k2 Před 5 lety +107

      not unlike the NBA and NFL in the USA, tbh. (though the NFL still is more of a mixed bag of rich and poor because of the culture surrounding american football is in the school system).

    • @09bonita09
      @09bonita09 Před 5 lety +8

      Excuses. I guess Serena is super poor and thankful to win grand slams lol

    • @otitisjeje9928
      @otitisjeje9928 Před 5 lety +16

      Which sports will Rich kids play? I see many Rich kids that want to be the next Ronaldo! It's just talent that's an excuse I guess every Rich kid will want to be the fastest Man on Earth like bolt.

    • @otitisjeje9928
      @otitisjeje9928 Před 5 lety +51

      That "rich white kids" choose not to play 😁 biggest excuse!! Have seen Rich black, Hispanic and and even White successful in this sport

  • @Shubhamsharmaaaaaaa
    @Shubhamsharmaaaaaaa Před rokem +374

    Today Mbappe showed everyone that he's about to become the next greatest player of Football.

  • @nitram6700
    @nitram6700 Před rokem +36

    50 players born in France in 2018, in 2022 it's 59.

  • @starrynight11
    @starrynight11 Před 5 lety +594

    3:12 Lilian Thuram, Christian Karembeu and Bernard Lama(circled in red) are not immigrants, they are from the French Islands which are already French territory. Get it right!

    • @Iefou
      @Iefou Před 5 lety +47

      And varane

    • @RW_CreativeMedia
      @RW_CreativeMedia Před 5 lety +26

      Did not made his research properly

    • @guineapig55555
      @guineapig55555 Před 5 lety +38

      Just because they're French territory doesn't mean they're French

    • @AlexandreVSL1950
      @AlexandreVSL1950 Před 5 lety +96

      WATCH MY PLAYLISTS FOR THE TRUTH PLEASE ! ! ! Lol they are. They come from french territory so they are french.
      It's the same in USA with Hawai. They are US citizens

    • @FMAPr1d3
      @FMAPr1d3 Před 5 lety +7

      Bernard* Lama isn't even from an island, he was born in Tours ...

  • @mohammadnaufal8168
    @mohammadnaufal8168 Před 5 lety +2770

    what soccer? Football please

    • @newsonline627
      @newsonline627 Před 5 lety +52

      after this world cup i will call it head ball. most of the goals are from heads and all forgot how to shoot at the Goal.

    • @thedanishcommunist1535
      @thedanishcommunist1535 Před 5 lety +63

      @Anglo-Celtic Mega Nationalist you're english? It's called you're in the end, not your...

    • @amaanalam9508
      @amaanalam9508 Před 5 lety +26

      If you can't understand soccer is just football in American English

    • @tykomarquer
      @tykomarquer Před 5 lety +3

      Soccer = football association so yes it’s soccer

    • @roberto5red5rocky85
      @roberto5red5rocky85 Před 5 lety +14

      Funny how most UK folks dont know that Soccer use to be the official term for the sport in the UK decades ago. look it up , stop looking ignorant .

  • @JohnMushitu
    @JohnMushitu Před rokem +31

    Seeing this after this just reached back-to-back WC finals

  • @GarciaDorelion
    @GarciaDorelion Před rokem +30

    4 years later, France has again qualified for finals.

  • @ambessashield9360
    @ambessashield9360 Před 5 lety +493

    “France is the last African team left in the WC”, we Africans say that jokingly. It started in ‘98. But some racists also say it with a different intention.

    • @cardett75
      @cardett75 Před 5 lety +35

      no it started in 2018 on youtube when France started smashing other teams in the WC

    • @AKUNJIG
      @AKUNJIG Před 5 lety +4

      Jonte Ded My Friend who's a France Fan said that to me and I'm not Surprised since I'm Cameroonian. And Kenyan through my Mom. So I can cheer for England Right?

    • @bobbydazzler329
      @bobbydazzler329 Před 5 lety +38

      So basically as long as you are black you can say that...ok cool

    • @mcrusty2507
      @mcrusty2507 Před 5 lety +3

      how could you say that with racist intent ?

    • @ambessashield9360
      @ambessashield9360 Před 5 lety +17

      McRusty ? Implying that being French equals white skin only.

  • @jubanumidia8460
    @jubanumidia8460 Před 5 lety +251

    Algeria here !
    France have the best centre of formation in the world

    • @thebridge5483
      @thebridge5483 Před 5 lety +5

      We should duplicate it in Africa

    • @anis8879
      @anis8879 Před 4 lety +13

      @@thebridge5483
      We already have one in Algiers, Called the Paradou Athletic Club t was founded in 1994 and has produced some really good talents

    • @amelhl6235
      @amelhl6235 Před 2 lety

      Algerian*

  • @dpc3803
    @dpc3803 Před 4 lety +378

    Je suis americain et je parle anglais mais j’etudie le Francais á l’ecole. J’adore le foot et j’aime regarder les bleus. Vive la France🇫🇷⚽️

    • @gable906
      @gable906 Před 3 lety +5

      Thanks man

    • @difmasika6858
      @difmasika6858 Před 3 lety +5

      j'étudie le français à ('in) doesn't always is traducted by "dans" ) l'école

    • @rogernajm7447
      @rogernajm7447 Před 3 lety +14

      good thing you called it football

    • @no_username22
      @no_username22 Před 3 lety +3

      Ouai merci de ton encouragement mon gars

    • @ayoubh4933
      @ayoubh4933 Před 3 lety

      Cring , you don't know what you're talking about

  • @YOURJOURNEY
    @YOURJOURNEY Před rokem +24

    4 years later, France is at the World Cup finals again..

    • @vex6543
      @vex6543 Před rokem

      With a bunch of Africans

    • @ousou78
      @ousou78 Před rokem +2

      @@vex6543 *French with foreign background

    • @vex6543
      @vex6543 Před rokem

      @@ousou78 nah they’re literally first or second generation immigrants

    • @ousou78
      @ousou78 Před rokem +3

      @@vex6543 they are born in France what are you talking about ?
      Like it or not not we are French ( yes I'm one of those French with foreign parents).

    • @vex6543
      @vex6543 Před rokem

      @@ousou78 Bro what I’m trying to say is that the talent isn’t French, it’s foreign talent.

  • @Vox
    @Vox  Před 5 lety +1544

    Correction: At 1:27, the data for Switzerland is incorrectly placed over Austria. The error is regretted.

    • @huntedghostsnero7035
      @huntedghostsnero7035 Před 5 lety +35

      Vox Also Ber stands for Berbère Or Bereber in English, it has absolutely nothing to do with Arab linguistic wise or generic wise,

    • @KaizerMan
      @KaizerMan Před 5 lety +20

      It's not good enough. Twats

    • @huntedghostsnero7035
      @huntedghostsnero7035 Před 5 lety +9

      And you spelled it beur which mean butter in French ☺.

    • @flora6967
      @flora6967 Před 5 lety +61

      Nope, it's beur (verlan for arabe), don't know what you're on about.

    • @flora6967
      @flora6967 Před 5 lety +51

      Beurre is butter in French...

  • @pelegrino791
    @pelegrino791 Před 5 lety +544

    Before Zidane there was Kopa who was from polish origin and Platini from italian origin. Sport, and Football in particular, has always been a way of social climbing.

    • @maxmg2227
      @maxmg2227 Před 5 lety +106

      michel brillaud yes but they were white so this is not interesting from an american perspective

    • @recordstore2265
      @recordstore2265 Před 5 lety +2

      Max MG but to me it is

    • @ashagerhard8906
      @ashagerhard8906 Před 5 lety +11

      Life in general not just sport ... we all come from migrants

    • @matthew5556
      @matthew5556 Před 5 lety +7

      Now the entire team is African. Great comparison.

    • @samguy7654
      @samguy7654 Před 5 lety +14

      Max MG In France minorities are more defined by 'Origins' then 'race'. In France, a person of Portuguese or Armenian descent for instance would be considered a minority just as a Senegalese or Algerian would, they're all products of immigration and in a lot of cases working class.

  • @mettaworldpeaceyounior1215
    @mettaworldpeaceyounior1215 Před 5 lety +877

    Je Suis mexicain, mais Vive la France mes frères

    • @g-wasabitln252
      @g-wasabitln252 Před 5 lety +74

      Merci mon frère mexicain 😉🇫🇷🇲🇽

    • @cyrus7805
      @cyrus7805 Před 5 lety +68

      Vive le Mexique !

    • @rpogonz47
      @rpogonz47 Před 5 lety +51

      Vive le Mexique 🇲🇽

    • @liabnes9818
      @liabnes9818 Před 5 lety +38

      Vive la France et vive le Mexique

    • @akenow.
      @akenow. Před 5 lety +23

      Vive la Terre

  • @adrianradu6223
    @adrianradu6223 Před 5 lety +11

    One of the most insightful football videos I've seen on the internet! Keep up the great work, I would love to see more.

  • @dongchankim2417
    @dongchankim2417 Před 5 lety +651

    Well, the French World Cup victory proves it...
    France produced the most world cup soccer players, and won the victory of they're effort!

    • @bibaoreo4355
      @bibaoreo4355 Před 5 lety +34

      Indeed. But they are *football* players

    • @leochan7540
      @leochan7540 Před 5 lety +41

      DongChan Kim yeah you're right. France does not only produce talents for France, but also for many African countries like Cote d'Ivoire, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Senegal etc. Those African countries I mention have so many French-born players in their squad.
      That's why I always laugh when ignorant people speaks as if France buys talent from Africa, because it's actually the other way around. Many African countries like Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, Senegal, Cote d'Ivoire try so hard to convince French-born players to play for their grandparents' country. Look at the roster of Tunisia, Algeria, Cote d'Ivoire, Morocco, Senegal etc, you will see that the majority of their players were born, raised, educated and trained in France. The main language of Algerian football team dressing room is French, not Arabic because the majority of Algerian players were born, raised, educated and trained in France so they naturally speak more French than Arabic.

    • @clo6677
      @clo6677 Před 5 lety +8

      "Soccer" jeezzz get out

    • @nehemiahobongono8496
      @nehemiahobongono8496 Před 5 lety +1

      MUSUME breaktherules nobody cares

    • @crazyjackfr
      @crazyjackfr Před 5 lety

      maybe because you are suckers at this game….

  • @camembertdalembert6323
    @camembertdalembert6323 Před 5 lety +140

    Thuram, Henry, Lama don't have immigrant parents they come from Guadeloupe, Martinique and Guyane which are regular parts of France since a long time, their official status is in no way different than any other place of mainland France, the distinction is only geographical. In History they join France even sooner than some other parts of France like Savoy or Nice. So we can even say that Thuram, Henry and Lama are more French than some other white French.

    • @drefhill
      @drefhill Před 5 lety

      Raphaël D Henry is from Réunion i think.

    • @camembertdalembert6323
      @camembertdalembert6323 Před 5 lety +7

      according to french wikipedia, his father is from Guadeloupe and his mother from Martinique. And Thierry is born in metropolitan France.

    • @brandonbohr.7301
      @brandonbohr.7301 Před 5 lety +1

      You are very fool leftist!

    • @petitsoleil2083
      @petitsoleil2083 Před 5 lety +3

      Monoï From Martinique ! Martinique ! I'm French

  • @ericmarseille2
    @ericmarseille2 Před 4 lety +13

    The way you display information, man, is wonderful.

  • @ameykamath8099
    @ameykamath8099 Před 3 lety +47

    Even pierre-emerick aubaumeyang, not a world cup plater but still a prominent figure in football he was born in laval,another region in the suburbs and was born to a Spanish mother and gabonese father who is also a soccer player (Pierre aubaumeyang)

    • @patienceisalpha
      @patienceisalpha Před 2 lety

      Laval in the suburbs? Lol

    • @MajorMlgNoob
      @MajorMlgNoob Před rokem

      He is an Olympic Player with Gabon scoring their only ever goal in the Olympics (though Men's Olympic Soccer is just U-23 sides save for like 3 players)

  • @camilleberthet9168
    @camilleberthet9168 Před 5 lety +1465

    Please put the second star above the french rooster 💪

    • @peniddo
      @peniddo Před 5 lety +24

      Oh 2 stars, that's so cute! 😊 Keep on dreaming and maybe someday, when France grows up you will have 5 stars like Brazil. Just don't think Brazil will stop to wait you.

    • @camilleberthet9168
      @camilleberthet9168 Před 5 lety +110

      I fully accept, Brasil is one of the best country with regards to football, but maybe, one day France will reach its level.. I keep on dreaming ! 😄

    • @mattthom9080
      @mattthom9080 Před 5 lety +6

      Done ;)

    • @Misterjingle
      @Misterjingle Před 5 lety +31

      So, what about the other countries ? Is that a shame to be proud to have one of the best football nation of the world ? It is so easy to support the best team... So many children here...

    • @JamesEllroy1
      @JamesEllroy1 Před 5 lety +60

      Mwahahaha, last time Brazil won vs France in the world cup was 60 years ago with Pelé. Since that, France has eliminated Brazil each time both teams met in the world cup. 1986 : France wins in the quater final (penalties 4-3). 1998 : France wins the final 3-0 (i know, it's still painfull). 2006 : France wins in the quater final 1-0 (a lovely pass of Zidane for Henry). And this year you lost vs a french speaking team! Please keep entertaining me Penido!!!! 😊😊😊

  • @BeAFreePerson
    @BeAFreePerson Před 5 lety +623

    Probably also that there is poverty amongst these communities. They have less life opportunities but a a way out is football.

    • @59DGO59
      @59DGO59 Před 5 lety +73

      BeAFreePerson Not true.
      It’s more because :
      1) A lot of kids in the french « banlieues » tend to play soccer all day long during their whole childhood,
      and a lot of practice as such a young age made them good at soccer (obviously)
      2) (Western and central) african genetics. Native people from those regions tend to be faster on a short distance and have more muscle power, which help a lot at certain soccer positions

    • @BeAFreePerson
      @BeAFreePerson Před 5 lety +115

      Sony Ber speed isn't everything in football.
      And the reason those kids spend all their time playing football is they don't have much else going on. Middle class kids would have other activities they go to. Football is cheep.

    • @59DGO59
      @59DGO59 Před 5 lety +34

      BeAFreePerson Speed isn’t everything in football,
      but when 1 out of 500 kids playing football makes it to the pros,
      Speed makes you stand out in a pool of players who have about the same skillset at yours.
      Also, your second argument is not true at all:
      kids in the french banlieues have really other things to do, this is France, not Bolivia.
      All these kids have playstations, etc. I lived all my life in France so I know.
      And don’t buy into the storytelling that the banlieues are the only « poor » areas in France while french whites are all rich or middle class.
      There’s way more poor whites than poor blacks in France

    • @nikolavideomaker
      @nikolavideomaker Před 5 lety +17

      Sony Ber ye possibly because whites are the majority. But if you take percentage than for sure there are more poor blacks than whites. And race does not mean much in football, Never has there been a black player considered the best in the world. Actually most of them are at least 1/4th white. Still do not think race plays within being good at football.

    • @DEEORM
      @DEEORM Před 5 lety +9

      nikola 1809 Pele? Ronaldinhio?

  • @TheK950
    @TheK950 Před 3 lety +52

    France is the best, love from Brazil!!

  • @Bergen98
    @Bergen98 Před 3 lety +43

    Still remember seeing Mbappe in 2018. They really do make geniuses there in France

    • @gfys6323
      @gfys6323 Před 2 lety

      That happens when you let a championship get to your head. Happens to everyone.
      Doesn't make you any less of a brilliant player. Mbappe is still the most wanted player right now.
      Sure, they took it all for granted but, hopefully, they get back to practicing like they should have.
      Try not to be a hater?

  • @buntysonawane5750
    @buntysonawane5750 Před 5 lety +1045

    ... and now France is in the WC finals. Interesting!

    • @dwg8084
      @dwg8084 Před 5 lety +9

      Bunty Sonawane Come one Croatia!!!

    • @miguelcastanres7288
      @miguelcastanres7288 Před 5 lety +92

      France will win the World cup

    • @Uzzy66
      @Uzzy66 Před 5 lety +5

      So is Croatia and their team looks very different.

    • @jameslegrand848
      @jameslegrand848 Před 5 lety

      Bunty Sonawane I hope they win

    • @ApsyrysClips
      @ApsyrysClips Před 5 lety +13

      lol that's why people where so racist in the comment of matches

  • @tacokenny
    @tacokenny Před 5 lety +411

    As a white french-american allow me to explain how dual citizenship works since this seems to be confusing racists. If a player is born and raised in France to African parents, he is French simple as that. He is African too, by heritage, but it doesn’t subtract anything from his French-ness. It’s not either-or it’s both. Here’s where the nationalism and racism kicks in: I live in America and my first language is English but my Dad and his family are french so I have french citizenship. When I am in France I immediately subconsciously switch over to speaking fluent french, kissing people on the cheeks, dressing more stylish, and I even become slightly more abrupt and sophisticated in personality. Nobody would question how assimilated I was or call me American and that’s because I’m white. But when a French-African does it suddenly they’re not french they’re just African.

    • @GD-jc3wx
      @GD-jc3wx Před 5 lety +29

      tacokenny oh please. Stop talking nonsense. These so-called French have nothing French in them. They are the product of racial segregation and are born in mostly monocultural banlieues apart from the mainstream society.
      They are not really French. They were born in France, but culturally and socially they are not French. I am French-Colombian and there is more diversity in the Colombian football team, where you see more proportion of whites, mestizos and blacks from all regions (representing all Colombia), than in France, where you only see the children of migrants from Paris.

    • @EdwinLuciano
      @EdwinLuciano Před 5 lety +114

      Germain Martel,
      Lloris is from Nice, Pavard if from Maubeuge, Varane is from Lille, Umtiti is from Lyon, Lucas Hernandez is from Marseilles, Matuidi is from Toulouse, Griezmann is from Macon, and Giroud is from Chambery.
      Only Pogba, Mbappé and Kanté are Parisians.
      I don't know why you say you "only see the children of migrants from Paris."
      I guess I do, actually. You don't know what you're talking about.

    • @GD-jc3wx
      @GD-jc3wx Před 5 lety +16

      Edwin Luciano the problem is that most of the population are not children of African migrants. That is the problem.
      Look at Argentina, look at Brazil, look at Uruguay, look at Colombia, Spain, Portugal, Germany and Mexico. They represent their respective country's demographics very well. Now look at France... They represent one tiny sector of society: the African banlieu. They certainly don't represent French culture. There is as much in them, as there is American in a Lasagna.

    • @EdwinLuciano
      @EdwinLuciano Před 5 lety +78

      Germain Martel, if you look at the Ecuadorian national team you will see that most of the players are from the parts of Ecuador where the majority of people are of African descent. Most Ecuadorians are not of African descent. The reason the team has so many Afro-Ecuadorians is because the point of having a national team is to compete and win; not to reflect the demographic reality of a country.
      There is such a thing as Afro-Ecuadorian culture. It's a subculture of Ecuadorian culture in general just like the culture of the banlieux is a subculture of French culture.
      And Lasagna, although Italian in origin, has an important ingredient that came from the Americas: the tomato. Like France, it's something that is European in origin but that has ingredients that came from around the world to make it better.

    • @luichen115
      @luichen115 Před 5 lety +40

      @Geramain martel....i doubt if you really are a ''colombian''....never heard a colombian subliminally complain about the French team that much. And also argentina do not resprenst there demographics.....many of them are european immigrants...where are the native indgenous players of agerntina ? same can be said about Uruguay, Australia all european migrant team...where is your ''selective outrage for that mon frere ?

  • @rafdiaz4975
    @rafdiaz4975 Před rokem +49

    Brazil also needs a national system alike if they want to reclaim their hegemony on football. Nowadays brazilian best talents go to Europe when still teenagers and national teams get orphan of their best players, which reflects very badly on Brazil national team.

    • @TheFelipeqxd
      @TheFelipeqxd Před rokem +14

      What rules football nowadays is money and it is very difficult for Brazil to compete in this regard with the Europeans. I'm Brazilian and I remember that in the past our talents, before going to Europe, were already successful playing for local teams, but now they go before they even become known in Brazil. Money is one of and perhaps the main reason why Europe has won the last 5 world cup titles.

    • @jambonetwork3749
      @jambonetwork3749 Před rokem +6

      You're right, but for some reason good players become famous only when they play in Europe, no matter how good they are in their own country. I think it's not only about money, the world in general pays more attention to Europe.
      For example, about 60% of Brazilian population (which is the entire France population twice) strongly support their local football teams, and they are well disputed with top players, and even so it's not interesting for many countries.

  • @MMajchrowski
    @MMajchrowski Před 3 lety +20

    Let’s not forget the role of France in organizing both European & world football. FIFA & the World Cup & UEFA & the Euro tournament & Champions Cup were all born in France.

    • @TheAmazingOtaku
      @TheAmazingOtaku Před rokem +5

      And how corrupt it is 😂

    • @fandefoot3511
      @fandefoot3511 Před rokem

      @@TheAmazingOtaku The entire world is corrupt wake up. You really think USA is less corrupted 😂

    • @Lunaticjunior
      @Lunaticjunior Před 4 měsíci +2

      Et le ballon d’or svp

  • @buddhabob359
    @buddhabob359 Před 5 lety +20

    I worked in Clairefontaine for 4 years, it is a wonderful place to learn. The happy few students who enter this formation centre are truly the elite of French football. It is a very challenging training, but training in a gigantic centre in the middle of a regional park is a blessing.

  • @hallopresto1756
    @hallopresto1756 Před 5 lety +388

    Non french people trying to teach us who is french or not, very crazy. Overseas territories are a part of France with the same language, same laws, same rights, same passport. They are french like every other french living on the Europe part, they are under the EU law system as well, they use Euro currency. there is actually no difference between us, we are a united France. Just, our country is spread out around the globe. These are not colonies, but french parts and proud. People born in metropolitan France move and settle in overseas territories just as people from overseas territories move and settle down in metropolitan. These are not immigrant but french people moving in their country.
    NOS DIFFÉRENCES NOUS UNISSENT, NOUS SOMMES LA FRANCE.

    • @nicsab09
      @nicsab09 Před 5 lety +74

      Those people are usually American. They are so self centered, they can't understand the world outside their small towns or cities.

    • @adobdebunkology5671
      @adobdebunkology5671 Před 5 lety +11

      France, where the women are feminine and the men just as much.

    • @moviejose3249
      @moviejose3249 Před 5 lety +7

      Fine that may hold true for most of what you said but no African country is part of French overseas territory lol.

    • @hallopresto1756
      @hallopresto1756 Před 5 lety +18

      Have I even talked about african countries? I am only talking about overseas territories. Drink some water and focus on the subject please.

    • @tarzantaborda4852
      @tarzantaborda4852 Před 5 lety +8

      Ahahahashha “ not colonies “ my friend go learn your history....

  • @smallguyy
    @smallguyy Před 2 lety +2

    Thank you for this video much love from France :)

  • @jimmyboe889
    @jimmyboe889 Před 2 lety +2

    as French and banlieue man your vidéo is the most accurate vidéo about the french football ive never seen. nice work dude

  • @Batumtl
    @Batumtl Před 5 lety +378

    French winning: Black Blanc Beur 🇫🇷
    French losing: puts blame on the immigrant-rooted players or Muslims (Benzema, Ribery, Evra, Anelka, Pogba...)

    • @sethledyv3237
      @sethledyv3237 Před 5 lety +58

      Facts

    • @charles9021
      @charles9021 Před 5 lety +14

      Ribery is not from immigrant family and he converted to muslim being his wife was

    • @Batumtl
      @Batumtl Před 5 lety +4

      Hdhdh Jdjs He's Muslim and grew up in the suburbs though

    • @Batumtl
      @Batumtl Před 5 lety +1

      o o lol no

    • @Batumtl
      @Batumtl Před 5 lety +15

      Leebpascal1 lol no. Even Cantona admitted it. They put blame on Nasri, Benzema not singing la Marseillaise at a time nobody did lmao

  • @DaimonChroniques
    @DaimonChroniques Před 5 lety +1074

    And France won the World Cup again ^^

    • @xenoidaltu601
      @xenoidaltu601 Před 5 lety +33

      Daï-mon : Le Journal de CZcams
      They were extremely lucky. If Croatia had scored first, I believe France would of panic and loose.
      Croatia played better, France lost balls to Croatians so easily, France always on their side.
      France is boring..

    • @DaimonChroniques
      @DaimonChroniques Před 5 lety +29

      I almost agree. Croatia had a great team. They also deserved the Cup.

    • @someone-ou3ht
      @someone-ou3ht Před 5 lety +23

      Xeno Idaltu
      Ya I watched the match, France was really lucky but football is also about luck actually
      Croatia was better everyone know

    • @DaimonChroniques
      @DaimonChroniques Před 5 lety +71

      4 times lucky I guess ^^

    • @someone-ou3ht
      @someone-ou3ht Před 5 lety +11

      Daï-mon : Le Journal de CZcams
      Not only luck, the guardian was really good so even when the other players let the ball pass he stopped
      Croatian guardian on the other hand was that good
      the guardians made the diffrence
      France was truly lucky twice (penalty and when the adverse player helped them to goal)

  • @bogoss2393
    @bogoss2393 Před 2 lety +14

    Americans reacting after France won the world cup: "Africa won the world cup"
    However when USA basket team win a major tournament all of a sudden the color doesn't matter anymore.

    • @MMAmachinhead92
      @MMAmachinhead92 Před rokem +1

      Big difference is Black Americans are not immigrants. They have centuries of US existence, if you knew history.

    • @ak-up8fg
      @ak-up8fg Před rokem

      White and black American arrived almost same time.

  • @kevindonis8664
    @kevindonis8664 Před 3 lety +1

    I enjoy these videos so much! This guys deserves 100 million subscribers

  • @alberohh2170
    @alberohh2170 Před 5 lety +469

    Who's watching after France won

  • @padakeno
    @padakeno Před 5 lety +219

    Hugo Lloris was born in France, in Nice, has french parents and great parents. He still did amazing job as goal keeper. Lucas Hernandez was born and raise in Spain, did amazing job in left defensive. Benjamin Pavard, born in France in the North of the country scored one of the best goal of the World Cup. Adil Rami, never played a single match because he isnt that good. Stev Mandanda, Alphonse Areola never played during the competition either.
    Talent has nothing to do with your origin. The answer to your question would be 'France has better formation center'

    • @EdwinLuciano
      @EdwinLuciano Před 5 lety +9

      Mandada did play the match against Denmark in the group states (France and Denmark had already qualified).

    • @lmnll2742
      @lmnll2742 Před 5 lety +45

      + Padakeno Lucas Hernandez was born in Marseille.

    • @padakeno
      @padakeno Před 5 lety

      Lem Nil what does it change? He is talented and that not because of his origin lol

    • @lmnll2742
      @lmnll2742 Před 5 lety +17

      + Padakeno Ryu You wrote something wrong, I corrected it. Why not?

    • @padakeno
      @padakeno Před 5 lety

      Lem Nil w/e

  • @titok69
    @titok69 Před 3 lety +1

    Absolutely agree with this video. Hard to leave together but also a real force when everybody is going in the same direction.

  • @JK-gu3tl
    @JK-gu3tl Před rokem +9

    France barely lost 2022 world cup with a depleted squad.

  • @cardett75
    @cardett75 Před 5 lety +239

    correction: Mbappé was born from french parents of cameroonian and algerian origin

    • @akinetischermutismus4543
      @akinetischermutismus4543 Před 5 lety +12

      Well from a legal perspective this is correct. In terms of ethnicity it is not. It's like claiming that a bantu is a cherokee, when living with cherokees... he is not, but that's not at all a bad thing - it's just a fact.

    • @RikusRedBlack
      @RikusRedBlack Před 5 lety +29

      Ethnic vision is stupid, we humans have a brain, not only skin colors

    • @akinetischermutismus4543
      @akinetischermutismus4543 Před 5 lety +3

      Yeah, but the nation of france (5th republic, since 1958) is fairly young. Your argument excludes almost 1000 years of french history, hence it must not be called "the beginning"

    • @dp3699
      @dp3699 Před 5 lety

      ThaRealDonBarbarian real talk! Well said bro 👏🏼

    • @thornycrown7775
      @thornycrown7775 Před 5 lety +1

      Rikus Redblack Yea,I agree but most people have nothing else to be proud than just being white

  • @yaserosama2643
    @yaserosama2643 Před 5 lety +29

    it's not soccer it's football

  • @amoirzhoogel1948
    @amoirzhoogel1948 Před rokem +1

    Tnx for amazing job.

  • @annachi_worldwide
    @annachi_worldwide Před rokem +1

    An amazing piece. very well written

  • @Skulltroxx
    @Skulltroxx Před 5 lety +77

    Imma just go settle in Paris, France and watch my children become stars. 😅

    • @lightcase377
      @lightcase377 Před 2 lety +2

      Yeah theres nothing fun about coming from a poor crime background and using football as a means to escape, like Pogba said they play football so much because there was nothing else to do as children, its nothing to glorify its actually very sad

  • @pookpook3891
    @pookpook3891 Před 5 lety +23

    "To make these players come from abroad and baptize them as the French team" nah nah nah Jean-Marie. I realize that even back then he used to tell half truth 😂
    Quick precision : Alphonse Aerola was born in Paris from philippino parents so it goes even farther than Africa

  • @ledgaaron2555
    @ledgaaron2555 Před 2 lety +1

    [in french] super vidéo, tres bien réalisé et expliqué. Continue comme ça^^

  • @youtpfpm6097
    @youtpfpm6097 Před 3 lety +6

    From 1998 to 2018, 11 tournaments (World cups and Euros). France : 3 wins, 2 finals, 3 quarter-finals. Not bad.

  • @fuzzyone2186
    @fuzzyone2186 Před 5 lety +314

    Summary of the comment section:
    Americans and Eastern Europeans telling the French what it takes to be French.

    • @amirboutabaa9028
      @amirboutabaa9028 Před 5 lety +22

      Well they are right, France has lost its culture and values just like the rest of western Europe, our only hopes left are from the USA, Poland and Hungary.

    • @videogamerka0009
      @videogamerka0009 Před 5 lety +6

      Amir Boutabaa USA is not really a good example but safety in eastern Europe vs western Europe only proofs that

    • @RONlN_
      @RONlN_ Před 5 lety +19

      videogamerka000 usa is full of ghettos and gangs what you talkin about lol

    • @dystene9085
      @dystene9085 Před 5 lety +4

      videogamerka000 You guys get attacks from your own people and have bad ghettos too tho

    • @09bidon
      @09bidon Před 5 lety +11

      Amir Boutabaa, "culture and values" with USA, Poland and Hungary mean conservative politics with Trump, Kaczynski, Orban etc. ? And nationalism, anti-immigrant politics etc. ? May be sad for you but French culture and values are full of horrible liberal things at least since the age of Enlightenment and it's not easy to be culturally closed when, because a colonial history, 15 countries have French as official language plus the others french speakers around the world.

  • @909APO
    @909APO Před 5 lety +1

    Good report, thanks. Vive la France !

  • @joseaugustogonzalescastill3859

    Thanks Vox. Great video!

  • @mathildetrt6147
    @mathildetrt6147 Před 5 lety +341

    Gosh reading those comments made me sad...
    Why can’t you understand that they are french?? They need to be to play in the national team anyway.
    Almost all of them were born and raised in France.
    I’ll never understand Americans ; why can’t you understand the concept of migration when it’s how your country was born??
    France is a beautiful country with multiple ethnicities and I am glad and proud to be french and those players make me even prouder.
    Also, football not soccer thanks 😁

    • @renegaderaida526
      @renegaderaida526 Před 5 lety +9

      Their blood is majority African. It doesnt matter where you're born.

    • @makachifuntwe3983
      @makachifuntwe3983 Před 5 lety +86

      That argument is nonsense because it's only ever applied to players that are black. If France had fielded 11 white players there'd be absolutely no discussion, even if they were immigrants, or the sons of immigrants (Griezmann anyone?). My own country Australia is largely the same but it's never discussed because the players all have a fair complexion. This is racism, because you're all feigning to care about the ethnicity of these players but the only thing you care about is whether or not they are WHITE.

    • @petera8592
      @petera8592 Před 5 lety +5

      It's usually not Americans who make that argument. Come on, you know how much an issue this is in Europe. People in Europe say that all the time as well as a lot of French people..

    • @makachifuntwe3983
      @makachifuntwe3983 Před 5 lety +13

      Eastern Europe*. You people have never known a black person in your lives, and yet you seem to be the most vocal about them, always on about propaganda and what not but how did you come to know what you know about black people? If refugee's are an issue in France, which I'm not denying, what exactly does that have to do with the French Football team? Do you know what channels their parents used to enter the country? If the issue is crime perpetrated by immigrants, what does that have to do with these football players?

    • @TheMrgoodmanners
      @TheMrgoodmanners Před 5 lety +6

      If the french dont want other nationalities in their country then maybe they should stay out of other nationalitirs political and socio economic affairs esp in west africa.

  • @spikespiegal2655
    @spikespiegal2655 Před 5 lety +23

    Actually among the French squad only Umtiti was not born in France.
    While 4 Croatian players were not born in Croatia: Rakitic (Switzerland), Kovacic (Austria), Corluka (Bosnia), Lovren (Bosnia).

    • @KookiesNolly
      @KookiesNolly Před 5 lety +4

      yet it's the French team that doesn't represent its country, even though the vast majority of our players were born and raised in France and that's all that matters

    • @AxeActly
      @AxeActly Před 5 lety +7

      Yes but because they are not black the racists like those in the comments won't make an issue about it

    • @ndonuetakwi3463
      @ndonuetakwi3463 Před 5 lety

      Umtiti 🇨🇲🇨🇲🇨🇲

    • @lassepertersen1576
      @lassepertersen1576 Před 5 lety +2

      Mandanda is from Congo... and i think it is also Tolisso who is from somewhere else

    • @ndonuetakwi3463
      @ndonuetakwi3463 Před 5 lety

      @@lassepertersen1576 tolisso is togolese

  • @FutureCommentary1
    @FutureCommentary1 Před rokem +26

    Would love an update on the numbers in 2022.

  • @gustavoberocan
    @gustavoberocan Před rokem +20

    In the begining of the video I was saying "but dude! Morroco beat Portugal 1-0!"... oh, the video is four years old.

  • @lejaponennoiretblanc
    @lejaponennoiretblanc Před 5 lety +519

    really good documentary !Love From France !

  • @jonathancipriano9312
    @jonathancipriano9312 Před 5 lety +41

    France deserved their win, congrats to them from my heart :)

  • @trapwizkid479
    @trapwizkid479 Před rokem +1

    great video!

  • @FCALPHA87
    @FCALPHA87 Před 3 lety

    Thank you. Its Great

  • @simonweissenbach6381
    @simonweissenbach6381 Před 5 lety +55

    Dommage qu'on ne parle pas aussi des DOM-TOM (La Réunion, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Guyane, ect..)

    • @yoram283
      @yoram283 Před 5 lety

      Simon Weissenbach oui c'est vrai

    • @BenBen-hu3wu
      @BenBen-hu3wu Před 5 lety +5

      C'est vrai, mais en meme temp les domtom c'est litteralement la france, donc les habitants des domtom sont considerer comme le son les habitant de la france metropolitaine, donc en parlant du pays france, ils parlent indirectement des domtom aussi.
      Mais bon en vrai il y a quand meme assez peu de joueurs qui viennent des domtom en france

    • @Agnitlafr
      @Agnitlafr Před 4 lety

      @@BenBen-hu3wu Dans l'EdF championne du monde, seulement Varane et Lemar...
      Mais sinon il y a Lacazette, Thuram, Payet, Martial, Coman, Kurzawa...

    • @user-eg3rz1yx2s
      @user-eg3rz1yx2s Před 3 lety +1

      les dom tom sont littéralement français aussi, à la limite on peut dire qu'ils sont un poil à part comme les corses, mais bref les dom tom c la france

    • @prince_230_2
      @prince_230_2 Před 2 lety

      Ouais je vien de la réunion

  • @dane9278
    @dane9278 Před 5 lety +85

    Vive la france, je parle français. Im born in America and french is my second language!

  • @jeanloui7
    @jeanloui7 Před 5 lety +3

    Simply because enough time passed for kids who watched France winning the World Cup in 98 to become young adults and reach their best potential age for football.
    After France won in 98 so much money was spent for infrastructures for football, football grounds, clubs for childrens and teenagers, plus so many kids took a football license in the following years. Now is the time these kids reached their potential and some became some of the best players in the world.

  • @weberthgomes7790
    @weberthgomes7790 Před 5 lety +2

    As a footbol lover ,this doc is amazing

  • @SeijiX
    @SeijiX Před 5 lety +388

    Fier d'être français, de venir du 93 et d'être maintenant 2 fois champion du monde 💪🏼🔥⭐⭐

    • @JoelLeBras
      @JoelLeBras Před 5 lety +7

      2,5 fois...

    • @bonjour2717
      @bonjour2717 Před 5 lety +1

      Joël Le Bras final 2006

    • @flanbenflen9069
      @flanbenflen9069 Před 5 lety +1

      Je suis brasilien et pas de besoin de parler

    • @lyzar6177
      @lyzar6177 Před 4 lety +3

      @@flanbenflen9069 ??

    • @ug5056
      @ug5056 Před 4 lety +17

      Ça fait plaisir juste de voir enfin le fier d’être français et le 93 regroupés dans une même phrase l'ami.

  • @michael-lucamagri2828
    @michael-lucamagri2828 Před 5 lety +488

    Thierry Henry is from Guadeloupe and Martinique so technically he’s not an immigrant

    • @michael-lucamagri2828
      @michael-lucamagri2828 Před 5 lety +62

      As well as Thuram

    • @owenrodgers8020
      @owenrodgers8020 Před 5 lety +27

      Is Guadeloupe and Martinique connected to Mainland “France”? No didn’t think so. So the migrated to France.
      When India was under the rule of the British empire, would you say that Indian people who moved to Britain, not immigrants?
      When prior to 1901 English people moved to Australia, would you not say they immigrated?

    • @modusvivendi2
      @modusvivendi2 Před 5 lety +215

      Your comment is the equivalent of saying someone from Hawaii immigrated to the US because they moved to California.
      India and Australia were colonies (like Senegal or Cameroon were for France). Guadeloupe and Martinique are part of France. People there vote in French elections and everything.
      (Minor side note: Algeria used to be like Martinique-- considered an overseas part of France-- but then it broke away and declared independence.)

    • @lucaslonchampt613
      @lucaslonchampt613 Před 5 lety +114

      Owen Rodgers So, is someone from Alaska moving to Florida immigrating to the US because it's not connected to the mainland?
      Is an englishman from Gibraltar moving to Essex immigrating to the UK?
      That doesn't sound right.

    • @owenrodgers8020
      @owenrodgers8020 Před 5 lety +7

      Cactus Jack Guy but Alaska is a state... Gibraltar is not a state or county of the United Kingdom or Great Britain. It is a territory.
      Puerto Rico and Guam are territories... peurto ricans moving to America would be immigrating...
      It’s really quite simple 👍🏼

  • @iPamoo
    @iPamoo Před 2 lety +1

    Awesome work thank you ! (Everything is true !)

  • @federicoleguizamon7000
    @federicoleguizamon7000 Před 3 lety +9

    I think the real reason French players play for other countries' national team is because they know they don't have much of a shot at the actual national French team. BELIEVE ME, if any of those guys playing in African national teams had been called up to play for France, they would not doubt it for a second!

  • @jean-lucturquin6557
    @jean-lucturquin6557 Před 5 lety +290

    Does someone understand that classifying caribbean French as immigrants is the same as saying that afro-americans are immigrants too ?

    • @petera8592
      @petera8592 Před 5 lety +18

      I guess caribbean french people haven't been in France that long perhaps in general? African Americans are Americans since they have been in America for a long time. They are the most American people after native americans in my opinion. A lot of Europeans arrived relatively recently in the US.

    • @eraselife7654
      @eraselife7654 Před 5 lety +178

      +petera85
      French carribbeans are French citizens for a longer time then USA is a country.

    • @luichen115
      @luichen115 Před 5 lety

      @petera85 that is true

    • @moviejose3249
      @moviejose3249 Před 5 lety +42

      Everyone is an immigrant in the USA except for the native americans.

    • @Therongunner
      @Therongunner Před 5 lety +6

      Only the first generation are immigrants.

  • @lorelange
    @lorelange Před 5 lety +351

    3:12 this is very sad because you're giving false information
    Some are not immigrants nor children of immigrants, but french from french islands.

    • @PietchRhum
      @PietchRhum Před 5 lety +51

      like Varane! He is half-Martiniquais half-metropolitan france, so 100% French!!

    • @rouskeycarpel8652
      @rouskeycarpel8652 Před 5 lety

      P V Varane is half martiniquen;they're a separate ethnicity fr ethnic french.

    • @PietchRhum
      @PietchRhum Před 5 lety +101

      Martinique is France! There's no such thing as Ethnic french. I'm from the North of France and all my ancestors that I know of were born in the Northern part of France... however my family name is Flemish, and I have probably a good share of Flemish DNA! So am I ethnically French? What about the french Basque, the Alsacians, the Corsican, the french Catalan, the Britons...? Martinique is part of France since longer than Nice, or Alsace...
      If you consider that being Ethnic French is being descendant of the Franks then you can't separate french from German/Belgium/Dutch... we're all descendants of the Franks! And you miss out on many french.
      People from Martinique are as french as any other french, and as for "ethnic french", it's impossible to definite it, the history of France is what it is, frenchness isn't in the DNA, never was, never will!

    • @clementcazaud9342
      @clementcazaud9342 Před 5 lety +6

      P V "There's no such thing as Ethnic french... I have probably a good share of Flemish DNA... So am I ethnically French?"...
      You accept "Flemish ethnicity" but not "French ethnicity"... If YOU don't have "French ethnicity", it doesn't mean there's no such thing as "French ethnicity".
      Fundamental French ethnicity's traits are inherited since Gaulois and longtime before them. Various historical and scientific sources corroborate that.
      I'd define Thierry Henry's ethnicity as 100% French, tho not completely "Gaulish".

    • @PietchRhum
      @PietchRhum Před 5 lety +16

      @Clément Flemish are much more genetically closer to each others, they come from a small part of Europe and form a genetically distinct group. There's no such thing for french! French is a mixture of plenty of ethnicities... As for the Gaulish origins is too far ago. Modern french aren't much Gaulish, the Franks were a germanic tribe! Maybe the Britons (in Bretagne!) are the closer genetically from the Gaulish!

  • @emmanuels.762
    @emmanuels.762 Před 4 lety

    Great video!

  • @kylianck9345
    @kylianck9345 Před 5 lety +344

    Fier d'être français!!🇫🇷Allez les bleus🇫🇷🇫🇷

    • @0sKiDo
      @0sKiDo Před 5 lety

      Naruto T ah oui !

    • @jojofr6161
      @jojofr6161 Před 5 lety +4

      Tu fais ton patriote en vrai t'es fière un mois tous les 4 ans...ça me dégoûte. En 2010 j'étais bien jeune mais j'ai pas le souvenir qu'il y avait autant de patriotes, et coïncidence la France ne passa pas les poules cette année là.

    • @Lemecquitaimepas
      @Lemecquitaimepas Před 5 lety +21

      JojoFR Tu le connais pas, t'as aucune légitimité pour affirmer cela.

    • @juliusos
      @juliusos Před 5 lety +9

      Je peux taffirme que je suis tout le temps fiers d'être français et il y a une différence entre pays et gouvernement
      Je suis sur que tu es un petit belge qui a le seum

    • @mistygametv8714
      @mistygametv8714 Před 5 lety +1

      jojo tes peut être juste débile si tu pense qu’être fière de son pays ça passe que par le foot... réveille toi la réalité c'est pas le foot es tu fière de quelque chose toi ?

  • @hermannjordan7947
    @hermannjordan7947 Před 5 lety +11

    1:49 This Is Sarcelles.. My Town 💓..At The End Of 70's...Much Love !!!!🙌💗

  • @AlexHan8
    @AlexHan8 Před 4 lety +1

    I like this. Make more!!!

  • @LeChis08
    @LeChis08 Před 5 lety

    C'était une super vidéo continue comme ça

  • @Mugiwara_Luffy12
    @Mugiwara_Luffy12 Před 5 lety +6

    It’s the system, it’s absolutely beautiful, even Belgium have a similar system which allows them to produce wonderful talents, I was watching this documentary on Netflix and it was talking about all these French superstars how they grew up in the ghettos and the only thing they had was football, they mentioned that in France there are thousands of football
    courts are the blocks and the academy really pushes them to play the beautiful game, same with Belgium and Holland, “Cryuff Pitches” all over the country, children develop great skills in 5/6 a side football, it’s tight, compact and only the skill full survive, that’s the difference between these countries and England, we don’t have a lot of these facilities and it’s not publicised and encouraged as much, this is why England will never get anywhere why other countries are continuing to produce sensational talents, don’t discourage 5/6 a side football for it where the very best developed their foundations, listen Iniesta and Xavi, everyone grew up to Futsal and then gone on to bigger things, please England, employ these method and success shall come

  • @yanis899
    @yanis899 Před 5 lety +7

    I can tell you that in suburbs of paris everyone is playing football all the time. The best kids can play with the adult and can progress a lot

  • @hritikpawar2534
    @hritikpawar2534 Před 4 lety +1

    This is Football. Football unites people 💪 Badly missing Football in Quarantine 😭

  • @alikhalid4688
    @alikhalid4688 Před rokem +2

    4 years later and here we are again

  • @MultiSciGeek
    @MultiSciGeek Před 5 lety +400

    "We don't want immigrants. We want french players"
    *wins world cup*
    "Never mind VIVE LES BLEUS"

    • @davell1078
      @davell1078 Před 5 lety +4

      OHM-968692 the world cup didn't even finish yet and that is already happen.

    • @608756
      @608756 Před 5 lety +8

      You can't win anything with your own. It's not in your DNA. That's why the France FA changed plan.

    • @smooooooooooooootful
      @smooooooooooooootful Před 5 lety

      Dream Work please elaborate, I'm curious..

    • @theserpent4745
      @theserpent4745 Před 5 lety +20

      Pierre-Yves Quiviger France always lose wars so they are not use to winning anything, so they recruit other people to do it for them. Is what he means

    • @joshuabrown2134
      @joshuabrown2134 Před 5 lety

      #Facts