Italy's Best Ever Footballer
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- čas přidán 23. 01. 2019
- You may know Italy’s most iconic football arena as San Siro, but for the last 38 years Inter Milan’s ‘La Scala of Football’ has officially gone by another name: Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, named after the double World Cup winner who became Italy’s first football phenomenon.
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#SerieA #InterMilan #Meazza - Sport
Me and my father are Inter fans. When my dad was just a kid, his mother introduced him to an elderly Meazza, who was having a drink at a bar like an everyday guy. My dad was shocked to see such a humble man, given his past as a national hero. Meazza was also kind of surprised that people still recognized him and wanted to chat. Different times I guess...
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wow, i'm so jealous rn.
I wanted to know him
@@Darkscenes-jp4ge he had two daughters, Silvana and Gabriella who are still alive
Wow:( kinda jealous
“Having him on your team is like starting a game 1-0” what a wonderful quote
true but in 1934 he only scored 2 goals in that whole world cup and in 1938 only 1 goal but it was a penalty not in live play
@@Darkscenes-jp4ge he played as midfield playmaker in the national team since 1933, with few exceptions (like 4 matches, including the Highbury match with England) after the 1934 world cup until 1935. As center forward, his scoring ratio for Italy was exactly one goal per match
Good thing Mussolini didn't hear that one- it might have given him an idea for WC 1934.
@@rotempeer-raviv4859 jokz
Tifo is possibly one of the best football channels around since they do not just discuss modern football, the Premier League, Messi, Neymar or CR7 but also manage to give their appreciation to some of the sport's greats throughout history.
Could you do one like this on Dixie Dean please? Such a shame he’s never talked about much by non-Evertonians given his goalscoring record
Stole my comment.
V T sorry man genuinely didn’t see yours, glad I’m not the only one wanting it though!
@@lukesage6945 it's actually nice that you asked for it and got 28 likes coz I was disappointed when mine got only 8 and thought it would be ignored. Hopefully they make one on him. 349 goals in 399 games is very tough also the fact that he taught Tommy Lawton made him that much more special.
V T yeah exactly I love the stories of him running 4km to Goodison when he heard of Everton’s interest and always taking the tram to games
@@vita24733 although British forwards from the period were known more for kicking goalies than any technical skill. Which is why Meazza is remembered as a cut above others from the period.
"Blood clot aged 29"
Just say Aubameyang
Hakim underrated comment
Hakim 😂😂
Troopz......
"Aubameboooodccluuut!!"
Ahahahhahahahahhah
SHIT, let's hope Ramsey's curse doesnt spread...
Could you do a video on Pro Vercelli? I always found it fascinating how they are the joint 4th most successful team in Italian history despite not winning a title since 1922.
The Final Third have done a video on them, check it out! It's good content.
Great video. Both Meazza and Leônidas da Silva were unlucky that they shone in a period in which games weren't televised.
what a player he was...greatest of his time
He was the first best until Pele Came and surpassed him
Do you even have a brain
Certainly the greatest in the first half of the 20th century, only challenged by the uruguayan H. Scarone (who was Meazza's idol and teammate for a short time at Ambrosiana Inter)
@G Galeno Friedenreich played between the 10's and the 20's, and wasn't even the greatest of his time...
@@carlosimotti3933 not really
4:30 about the impact on game in Italy of GM:
I'm 51 y.o. and i'm an Inter Milan's fan, of course, an "interista" as my father that when was a teenager see the great Giuseppe Meazza in the dressing room (...a pub in his home town) before or after a friendly beetwen the team of my father's town and (i suppose) Inter Milan...
And starting from that moment my father will became a great Inter Milan "tifoso".
He lived the epopy of La Grande Inter by Helenio Herrera and pass "the faith" to me.
I'm so happy and gratefull to you for making and uploaded this great tribute to tbe best every time italian player, our monument Giuseppe Meazza AKA Pepin ("little Giuseppe" in Milan dialect) AKA "il balilla" ❤ 🔵⚫‼
Brilliant job Team Tifo. Please do something on why Inter Milan and AC Milan split up. Thanks.🙏🏿
If you want you can check out RabonaTV’s channel. He made a video about that
He already did one on that, explaining very well how and why
Check out Derby Days on Copa90.. They did a video about it under the title Inter vs Milan Derby Days
Because of issues regarding foreign players, I read somewhere
Tifo please make a video about the conflict between Marcelo Lippi and Roberto Baggio at Inter Milan in the 90s.
YES PLEASE!
Great video with a great feeling of nostalgia at the end there, great soundtrack, great production, great everything!
Another great vid as always. Would love to see one on Otto Rehhagel and his remarkable 40 yr career overachieving managing underdogs (especially Werder Bremen 80s-early 90s, Kaiserslautern 1998, Greece 2004)
The most underrated manager in History.
Amazing series. Could you do a series on the most unexpected transfers ever? Love Tifo football
Love these animations. Brilliant videos. Keep it up 👌🏻
How does anyone ever down vote your videos... you are my footballing bible
Amazing content and very intriguing. Almost leaves me a little emotional at the end.
The background music is precious. Along with the video content, it is a memorable experience.
How beautiful and insight perspective. An exceptional talent.
Am from Africa please tell me the ways on how to become a manager and how to get a license through their ranks and differences. Please.
Would love to see you make a video about Mokhtar Dahari or Malaysia’s heartbreaking 1980 summer olympic qualification. P.s. love your awesome content
I love the song. Prelude in C major. Simply beautiful.
What a statement to end an amazing video!!!
Best video for this channel imo
Lovely work as always ! Could you please consider doing Jim Baxter of Rangers and Scotland
Can we have a video on Emiliano Sala the Nantes/ Cardiff striker. Such a tragedy whats happened.
Amazing work. Thanks.
Hey buddy I like your contents and the art of narration. Could you explain why India bowed out of AFC Asian cup 2019
The best inside foward (mezzala) to ever play the game.
So many good players in this video! Silvio Piola's goal in 1938 is still beautiful to watch even to this day. And an honorable mention to Valentino Mazzola too, Sandro's (4:23) father IMHO is the best Italian player of all time albiet not particularly as gifted as Mazzola was he brought other things to the game that made his Torino and Italy a joy to watch.
Piola didn't play in 1934
@@davidemaglio5745 Aye. I meant 1938
Please do one for a Malaysian player of the 70's to mid 80's. MOKHTAR DAHARI. He's an icon and legend here in Malaysia!
Meazza idolo interista! 🖤💙
make a video about how Totti became not only a roma legend but even a legend for all football fans
Would like to see Tifo do an Overview of John Atyeo's career.
The only reason he didn't become a possible national side legend was his part time football status. When he did it was alongside the likes of Lofthouse and Finney.
Forza Inter ⚫ 🔵. Solid work Tifo 👍.
Sincerely, I love him. Such a classy person and player. Ellegant and intelligent, and also an womanizer, his playing style was unique, maybe no one will be so ellegant like he used to be. It would be a pleasure to see more of his footage...
Such a classy person…also a womaniser 💀😭 WHATTTT?? That took me out! He can’t be both!
Legend has it that Meazza would even smoke cigarettes inside the pitch cause he was so good and was allowed to do that.
My man.
Nah. He was the only one Pozzo allowed to smoke during retirements with the national team tho
l'm english...and l like to think of my myself as a football historian if you like...lol.... l've actually read about ltalian football for years...Without a doubt...And from what l've read....meazza is one of ltaly's and world football's greatest ever players...He was captain also in this 1938 FIFA world cup final...And it's only now that l have included meazza into my all time classic ltaly team on my old pro evolution soccer game on my old playstation 2 console ...lol
Played for all 3 Italian giants - Inter, Juve and Milan ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
One of the best strikers ever no doubt, but considering pure talent and class i think no italian player will ever be like baggio
So many good players in different positions; buffon, nesta, cannavaro, baresi, maldini, pirlo, totti, ADP but I agree Baggio tops them all
Can you guys make one on Dixie Dean. Greatest goalscorer in football history.
greatest goalscorer ?
@@gerilala839 only gerd Muller id above him in goals per game ratio for 400 appearances or above. The stats insane
@@caoland1990 top leagues only
Josef Bican
One about Eusebio? Very underrated player tbh.
He never won anything for Portugal
@@Darkscenes-jp4ge cause he can't play goalkeeper defender and midfielder at the same time
Amine Raycor true they got robbed against england in the semi-finals moving the game at last minute and they couldn't sleep in the train so they were exhausted or else Portugal would've won that world cup
Best african-born player ever, one of Europe's top 5 strikers of all time. Not underrated
@@carlosimotti3933yes but somehow forgotten among the best "European" players ever, probably because he was born AND RAISED in Africa.
For sure the best player of the 60s after Pelé (Garrincha's prime was between the two decades)
Are there any matches with meazza on the field on yt or on the internet that I can watch? If so, can someone share the link?
First football match on television was in 1938 lol and for London only at that time
Uno dei piu ' grandi giacatori di ogni tempo .grande tecnica grande dribling.pur non essendo alto saltava da fermo oltre la traversa .penso che senza di lui non ci sarebbe stata la grande italia degli anni 30 .in una parola .fenomenale
Never clicked so fast on a video.
Great video
Can u please make a video about Ted Drake?
There will never be another giuseppe meazza
How about Moise Kean?
@@Darkscenes-jp4ge KEAN IS LIKE KANE = NO TROPHIES
@@TIGRE979 If Kean Plays in world cup 2022 then he will have 1 trophy
@@Darkscenes-jp4ge 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂 MY NEIGHBOUR HAS GOT AN ALLIGATOR . HE PLAYS BETTER THAN KEAN 🤣🤣🤣🤣 KEAN 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 A BROKEN NAIL OF BENZEMA ' , SALAH AND SUAREZ. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Darkscenes-jp4ge BROTHER OF IMMOBILE AND BELOTTI 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 THEY ONLY CAN SCORE GOALS AGAINST PISTOIESE, POGGIBONSI, SAN MARINO AND LITUANIA 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Could you do Gerd Muller, Romario, Sandor Kocsis, Gunnar Nordahl, Josef Bican or Fernando Peyroteo as possibly the greatest goalscorer in history of the game
Everywhere in Europe the stadium in Milan is called san siro,i then reply that actually its the Giuseppe Meazza stadium to which 100% reply,Giuseppe Meazza,who is that?i just shake my head.San Siro is the neighbourhood the stadium is located not the actual stadium name.
big banger in the Bachground WTC
Didn't know Vincent Kennedy McMahon in the thumbnail played football let alone was so successful for Italy. Congratulations, sir :)
Best Football Content Ever.
Idea for the next one: Obdulio Varela
Could you do one about the rise of Belgian football, sorry if it has already been asked, I think a lot of people would appreciate it :)
Sicuro meazza e v. Mazzola.sono stati i piu ' grandi italiani di ogni .peccato che non abbiano mai giocato insieme .sarebbe stato il paradiso calcistico
Can you do make about Valentino Mazzola?
Or maybe if Superga Disaster didn't happen to Torino's 1940 Golden Generation?
Baggio, Meazza, Maldini, Dino, Imo
Great video.
This was great, i think a lot of people would find Paulino Alcantara interesting
Can you do team that struggle and in relegation battle ?
Will be fun to watch
Do one on Silvio Piola and Raimundo Orsi too, please.
Can you do one on Gicu Dobrin, Romania's best player of all time? Santiago Bernabeu offered Ceausescu 5 million dollars for him (at a time when the world record transfer was ~1 million), but he was turned down because the dictator considered him "a national treasure" .
Considering there's rumours that one of the Milan teams (looking more likely to be AC Milan atm) will leave San Siro in the future, I wonder if the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza name would be gone entirely if Inter were the ones to leave.
On the one hand, it could be seen as disrespectful to an Italian legend but on the other, while Meazza played for Milan, he's an Inter legend, not a Milan one.
This made me smile, the Lisbon lions spanked that all conquering inter side
1:57 The World Cup trophy didn't look like that at that time
back then it was called Jules Rimet trophy 1974 they started using world cup trophies
Would you make something about Gaetano Scirea?
Well done, well done.
The Italian Rogue👌🏻
THE BEST ITALIAN FOOTBALL PLAYER EVER!!!🇮🇹🇮🇹⚽
INTER LEGEND 🔵⚫🔵⚫🔵⚫
mamma mia Veronelli!. what a Quote!
GIUSEPPE MEAZZA, Péle, Cruijff, di Stefano, Ronaldo Nazario, Zidane, Maradona
best channel ever
Certainly one of the best European players ever, in a restricted club with Puskas, Cruyff, V.Mazzola, Beckenbauer, Platini. My granddad, born in 1920, was a rowing athlete in Rome since his pre-teens and always went to football matches of either Roma or Lazio every week, and Italy when it played in Rome, having ticket discount as a CONI athlete. So he watched Meazza several times. Being a Lazio fan, his idol was Piola, but he said Meazza was a mixture of Platini (for the playmaking, passing and intelligence) and Baggio (for the skill and dribble), and better than both as he was also faster and strong in the air. Not bad...
Tbh Platini was also good at heading
Please do a video on Solskjaer at United!
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I mean to be fair I didn’t realise football was played in the stone ages for crowing out loud
pirlo story also started like this right? played with inter, but because of build he joined ac milan.
Pirlo was an Inter fan as a child. He started at Brescia.
mou, please come back
Next: Luigi Ferraris or Artemio Franchi
L' attacco più forte della storia Fc Internazionale sono Giuseppe Meazza e Ronaldo il Fenomeno
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WHAT DO YOU MEAN INTER MILAN'S LA SCALA OF FOOTBALL!!!??? Change the damn description.
Otherwise love the vids lads, keep it up.
Kids be like "omg pele best player in history " but don't even know who meazza is....
No maradona is better than both.
@@Abdi-libaax nice joke
@@NoName-bx2ft maradona is the greatest mate
Pele IS the best, but Meazza is all time top 10 no doubt
What about Balotelli????
Balotelli is not good
If you do not use the ammount of silverware as an argument you cannot put any other Italian player above Totti, and in the history of modern football only a few.
Baggio
Three league title not two, in 1930, 1938 and 1940.
Which was his t-shirt number?
They didn't have numbers at the time
How about Bambino d'oro Gianni Rivera? The only men can brought euro to Italia
Probably the only cousin we have in common with Inter fans 😁 Ciao interisti 👋
Why do you always upload so early?
Oliver Townsend Maybe different time zones?
Pretty late over here
Nguyen Khang I figure they must me from an primarily English speaking country, it’s too late to be America, too early to be England, maybe Australia 🤷🏻♂️
@@7olit2 They're clearly from England and they've said it too. Considering how precise their upload schedule is, I'm sure they just have videos automatically release at a certain time. The majority of youtubers use that feature.
E_M_E_T I figured they were and I know allot of youtubers do that, but why 7:30 in the morning that’s what I want to know
Brilliant job on the vid, but I’m pretty sure Paolo Maldini was better. Granted, I wasn’t alive when Meazza played, so who knows, maybe I’m wrong
You are.
Send in reinforcements
Oh yeah yeah
Roberto baggio the best
Best forward maybe..
Meazza, Maradona and Garrincha all way better players than Pelé
No one was ever better than Pele
why's totti with beard?
He was an amazing player but Italy greatest player is Paolo Maldini
Did Maldini win two world cups? No no he didn't Meazza did
@@timothystamm3200 so you only rate players that win the world cup
@@rickyfootitt5077 It's definitely a factor and I think all of you guys arguing Baggio is better are suffering a recency bias. You guys saw Baggio play and never saw Meazza play so how do you really know Baggio is better than Meazza? My favorite test is take a players skill set and then think if you paired him with modern fitness and tactics would he fit in the modern game and do well. A guy like Meazza playing in a position (Inside Right in Il Metodo) which has almost been replicated in the modern game with right center midfield in a 4-3-3 who is elusive a technical shooter and a good passer with vision are we talking Andres Iniesta, Xavi, David Silva, Kevin De Bruyne, or Giuseppe Meazza.
@@timothystamm3200 I've never mentioned Baggio I just think with how long Maldini played for and always at the highest level with football changing loads during his career that's why he's the greatest for me I think great players of any era will be great players in any era I'm not dismissing Meazza skill or achievements as I've already said he was a great player
@@rickyfootitt5077 I'm sorry I confused you for someone else I replied to. Yeah he did go on for a long time but is that skill or health? I read in a book called Soccernomics that AC Milan were one of the first adopters of the more recent advances in sports medicine. Essentially being a great defender and playing your whole career at a place where they know how to keep healthy is probably a good thing for having a long career. Though considering how different defense and attack is why can't they both be the greatest I really don't like comparing attackers with defenders. But I don't really believe that using a recent player to compare with Meazza is fair because you and I are much more familiar with their exploits than with and old player from a bygone era. Also Maldini was good but is he better than Berkanbauer, Aristide, Fachetti, and Burgnich or the players on Ajax's defense in the 1970s? Who knows (three of those where Italian by the way, in case you didn't know.)
This isn’t Maldini...
Ronaldo will break that 31 goal record
I thought pele was old
He was born in 1910 but had a blood clot aged 29 in 1938? Makes perfect sense
Why not
Good video but he won three titles with Inter, not two.
great video but Maldini is the greatest Italian of all time as he's the only Italian to be the greatest of all time in his position
Alvmeister _03 It’s really hard to compare players in different positions and even different eras.
So Maldini has to be the best Italian defender of the modern game whilst Fachetti is the best in the old game.
And Meazza is the best forward of the old game whilst Baggio/Totti are the best of the modern game.
I feel it’s only acceptable to compare players this way
Disagree.
Baggio is the greatest Italian footballer.
@@yousuffarah9703 wasnt in his prime long enough
@@robertskanels9897 Totti? Ahead of ADP?
@@FarukAhmed-qc5gx Yeah, because of injuries. And even then he was imperious in many different teams whilst playing for oppressive mangers like Lippi.
Roberto baggio is the best
Skill-wise Meazza is way ahead.