Franz Beckenbauer vs Scotland | How To Play As A Libero | 1974
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- Franz Beckenbauer shows his unparalleled class in a friendly encounter with Denis Law's & Kenny Dalglish's Scotland in preparations for the 1974 World Cup. In a masterful performance Der Kaiser highlights the very essencee of the role of libero - sweeping everything in behind, dictating the play from deeper areas and making unexpected incisive runs forward to confuse the opposing defence.
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Great vision, great passes, very good technical skills, absolutely top.
Beckenbauer's anticipation and Acceleration was frightening,both in Defense and attack!
my god...I was fortunate to see him in the 70s for the Cosmos as he toyed with MLS teams, but this is insane the ground he covered and the complete role he played for West Germany.
I pretended to be Franz when I played soccer as a kid. Franz was one of my heroes alongside Best and Law.
Narcissist
And it's football.
@@steffanhoffmann Franz was not a daffodil but yes he was playing football (very well).
@@TipTop6996 It's only a daffodil, if you're from a certain part of the world.
Definitions from Oxford Languages ·
Noun
a person who has an excessive interest in or admiration of themselves.
"narcissists who think the world revolves around them"
So
Russian language gets it wrong. 😉
It actually lacks prepositions etc so I'm not blaming you.
They're too busy thinking about a certain science.
I'm therefore correct.
I used to live in Eastern Europe.
The words are way off.
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@@steffanhoffmann Franz played with a dislocated shoulder or something similar in a WC game I recall. Not many narcissists or daffodils would manage that. I think Franz was great. RIP Franz I say.
Libero still works in amateur matches where the defense marks by players and not by zones. Good stuff!
RIP Kaiser 💔 Franz. You'll never be forgotten ❤️
His best game was the 1974 WC final, where he showed superb vision, imagination and accuracy. In this game he was too conservative, not taking any risks.
A great player, modric passing and c.rolando dripling , maldini marking :)
Great video of the great player, he had everything, read the game so well, acceleration, ease of pass, not afraid to tackle, next to no foul play, great shooting when he had the chance, great leader plus that drop of the shoulder when he was in trouble. Bobby Moore was great, Beckenbauer was better.
Bobby Moore led the great escape from guess where (with Pele and Ossie Ardiles (who probably would have been on the German side being from Argentina)).
Humbly stating that Moore does not compare. Beckenbauer was as a defender competing for the Ball d' Or with the likes of Cruyff.
@@johnarch6876 I was talking about Bobby Moore not Brian Moore the ITV commentator.
The master
Great vid
Estaba en todos lados impresionante, era el y 10 más
best is the best
Franz toyed with these Scottish dudes. If they hadnt packed the defense the Germans would have won by 10 - 0 at least.
You must have been watching a different game.
Schande auf mich: habe leider nur Beckenbauer, Maier, Schwarzenbeck, Müller und Hoeneß erkannt.
Con este muchacho había que jugar con dos pelotas porque era el dueño del balon
Scotland missed all the Leeds stars for this match.
Scotland’s line ups from the 60’s and 70’s really are a mystery.
Leeds had a league fixture on this day. It was the last weekend of the season in England and Leeds were busy lifting the league title at Loftus Road 🏆
No Billy Bremner No Lorimer, No Frank Grey, No McQueen, No Joe Jordan?
Scotland must have had a decent side back then as they weren't beaten 5-0. Either that or this was a bore-draw that suited both sides.
0:27 There's a few wasters on that Scotland team.
I wouldn't go off that. It has dalglish at 10 and Law at 9. Law is 10, Dalglish looks like he's wearing 8. Who do you think the wasters are btw?
@@Geokinkladze at that stage of his career Law was one by his own admission (dossing on the treatment table). Dalglish was never quick enough internationally to match his talent (he's NOT one of the alleged wasters). Willie Morgan was never top notch. I have a vague memory of Schaedler as a player [now I know why, RIP] but who is the Ford named near the end of the team sheet? I saw this match when I was nine going on ten. Btw why are you giving two numbers for the players you named?
@@HandleGF "Btw why are you giving two numbers for the players you named?"
You linked to the teamsheet. But it's not accurate so I wouldn't rely on it necessarily for the players actually playing.
The teamsheet says Law is 9 for example but he's actually wearing 10.
@@Geokinkladze Thanks for the clarification
this wasn't much of game: scotland never pressured anyone over the course of 90 minutes. this was a waste
With the way modern teams press the opposition Beckenbauer couldn’t play this role in the modern game.
4-1-3-2....4-1-4-1...play Libero and still have wing-backs, invesions and overlaps, combined with zonal and man-marking defence. Certain positions would require a high level of pace. My 2c.
its a friendly ; nobody really cares - end of long season = and risk being crocked before the world cup finals ??? errr no way jose
Well that was boring.
I only see boredom.
Beckenbauer trabt da herum wie ein Pfau. Er kann vor Coolness kaum gerade laufen. Etwas richtig effektives habe ich nicht gesehen. Da schaue ich mir lieber Maradona beim warm machen an.
Tavy@ why is international football SO boring? You can tell beckenbauer was born to play football, but he isnt the most exiting player to watch. But the germans in general are boring to watch. But some how they always get there. At world cups over the last 48 years i think i only watched germany when they got to the final becouse i had no option. And i have watched them win 3 world cups so what else can a say? they are boringly brilliant lol well ye need to be brilliant to win the world cup. In 1990 i thought they were the best german team i have ever seen. They just ran over every one that year. And i knew they would beat maradonas argentina, and they nearly and maybe should have beat them in the 1986 world cup final. But at the 1990 world cup the germans just looked alot stronger, faster and better from 1986. I put a fiver on them to win it that year and got ten pounds back lol thats how highly rated they were to win that final. People told me to put all my money on them becouse there too good for argentina this year? And people said dont be daft any great team can lose a final, just put a fiver or twenty pound on them, max. Becouse i cant see them losing lol the odds were 2 to 1 for germany and 3 to 1 argentina i think, or 4 to 1 argentina. But the germans were clear favourites. I thought they were even better than the brazil 1970 team. I bett the german 1990 side would have beat them. And maybe 2-1 or it could be 5-0. Becouse there were better and harder teams in the 1990 cup compared to the 1970 cup
I'm really not sure how you can say that 1972 West Germany was boring, for example (or Beckenbauer not being the most exciting player to watch). Beckenbauer, Netzer, Overath, Littbarski, Breitner, Seeler, Rummenigge, Schuster, Walter, Brehme - German football always had tons of extremely entertaining players.
@@HarmsFootball The German national side from 1966 to 1976, were exciting to watch. It's the robotic 1980s German side that was painful to watch. But as Tavy rightfully said. The 1990 German world cup winning side, were a treat to watch. With ' Panzer ' Lothar Matthäus in full throttle!
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@@johnpacino007 The Germans were very good in 1981 but went off the boil in the 1982 World Cup.
The Germans were glorious in 1970 and '72 and played some fine football in '74 and '76.
Germany can have Beckenbauer. I'd rather keep Bobby Charlton. I'd swap Bryan Robson for Lothar Matthaus. As much as I loved Bryan Robson he was injured too often.
The real prowess of those Germans was much more evident in their domestic league. Consistancy all the time.
If only Rio Ferdinand had been sent this 20 years ago, then he wouldn't have played like shit and been overpaid all those years. Then again, he would have.