The Beauty of Football - Americans React
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Just to show you how big football is. The last Superbowl had 140 million viewers, the last World Cup had 4 billion viewers
And so many people only watch the Super Bowl for the half time show đčđčđč
El classico (which is nothing more than a normal league game in Spain) gets more viewers than the superbowl
Superbowl is an unitedstater thing.. Country-sized.
@@sirsancti5504 so is the classico league match in a country with a 7th of the population and its gets far more viewers
@@sirsancti5504 I agree, but I recently watched a video where a number of Americans thought it was the biggest sports event in the world, and it's nowhere near
You can be married loads of times, you can have loads of kids, there are many things you can do, many times. But, you only ever have one club. THAT's what it means.
@@computersurgeon_ that's a bit cynical. They are learning about the sport, they can't have an opinion, until they know what it is. I enjoy watching them, i find them both to be really quite genuine and likeable.
@@Retrospective.thatâs beautiful and all but itâs still a mid sport.. having not grown up in a soccer culture itâs only slightly more entertaining than baseball, for me at least.
@@solace6700 yeah that's fair enough, I always feel that it's a real shame the USA is missing out on all this though.
â@@Retrospective. maybe in the near future we might. We do have college football which is more simular how football culture over there works I think.
@@solace6700 unless the supporters come with such a love for the city and the club that they will shout like hell, no it wont
You have to read at the bottom. There says how important those goals was. It is not just about how nice they are. Lewandowski scored 5 goals in just 9 minutes when even for a team it's hard to score 5 goals in a game (90 minutes). Messi needed 75 minutes to score 5 goals. And there are just 3-4 players who scored 5 goals in a single game, but Lewandowski scored 5 goals in 9 minutes in a 5-1 victory...
Iâm not German and donât watch much Bundesliga but I remember this happening and had to watch the replay because I couldnât believe it. NINE MINUTES!! đđ
@@giteausuperstar The Lewandowski Show!!!!!!!!
Your football club is like your blood group, you have it for life.
Yes u can't change after years of Bad performance.
Le me an United Fan đąđą
@@cgxapurba8450 Chelsea fan here, we are down in the shit together lmao
â@@Jaycheong95 mate I'll always be there for Chels no matter what #COYB
As a Fc Barcelona fan this is very very true
@@Jaycheong95 yes
David Beckham played for PSG in his final year as a footballer and gave his entire salary to charity
nah he didnt really. he said he would, but who would check that out. no chance.
@@PhilLewis-xg7iv "Nah he didn't really". Sooo you're saying that's false, because you believe it's false? I mean, it's not like he needs it. Becks is worth like 400 mill anyway.
@@PhilLewis-xg7iv he did. He played free and the Paris childrenâs charity were very thankful.
@AlBarzUK nah he didn't. Name the charity and how much they benefited from this publicity stunt. They might have got 100k but the whole year's salary, no chance. Pure media publicity stunt. And you lot all believe it, like sheep.
Bill Shankly was a Scottish Manager who managed Liverpool in the 60s and 70s. One of the most successful managers ever
I think I once saw a picture of a fan who had invaded the pitch to kiss his feet. Legendary...
I used to be a massive sports viewer: NFL, NCAA Football, Baseball, college basketball, everything. Then in 2001 I started watching English football when it made it to American cable and ever since, I'm a die-hard Newcastle United fan. I rarely watch anything but football/soccer anymore.
Why Newcastle đ
@@peaknuisance9 Haha... It's hard to explain. I had no ties to any club and just started watching all the games on Fox Soccer Channel. Something about the style of Newcastle's play back then with Shearer, Solano, and Robert really appealed to me (and, of course, the class of Sir Bobby Robson). Then suffered through the misery years under Ashley, and now the club's looking positive again.
I'm no Newcastle fan but good lad đ
You chose well, as far as passion goes the Newcastle fans are hard to beat, superb fans, and now with the new ownership things are looking very rosey for the toon.
@@markjones127 Yes, exciting journey now. That champions league win over PSG was just unbelievable. Looking forward to more moments like that in the future. Still no trophies since 1969, but at least weâre in the hunt again.
You Americans dont know what you miss... football is passion,tears,joy and everything you can imagine! And when it comes to National teams... oh man,its just another level!!! â€
It was the Czech Republic and Slovakia who were once one country called Czechoslovakia before they split.
and Yugoslavia became Serbia and Croatia:)
And Slovenia, Bosnia And Hercegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Kosovo
also yugoslavia were split up too
â@@sasasrsan7817Kosovo was not a country at that time, it was Serbia.
@@666marchisio but it is today
You two are such a beautiful couple. Thank you for the content, the laughs and honesty... thank you both.
You need to read the captions at the bottom some of these clips, some of the scenarios have only happened once in the history of the sport some truly once in a lifetime moments
Yeah, I watched several videos of Americans reacting to this masterpiece and never saw them read the captions. It sometimes really feel like they dont even want to try to know more about our beautiful sport.
@@Michal_Spyra it sometimes feels that they are separate from reality haha bless them, they are all raised like the world revolves around them you sort of cant blame them
Right, there are sympathic and nice. But this typical american avoiding to read is astonishing. The emotions of nearly every Goal don't result because of the beauty of the Goals, but of the meaning exactly described on the same screen. ^^ I mean, they have other skills and it's not their fault, but sometimes it's really annoying with Americans đ
I really like these 2 reactors. They are very genuine.
Being a leicester city fan, the clip of them winning the Premiership still gives me goosebumps, the odds for them winning the whole thing was 5000/1 and they pulled it off đ„ł
This is why we love this game I couldn't imagine a life without football
I am in my 8th decade in London and still have a season ticket since my first game on the 3rd September,1962:)
What separates football from every other sport is that its not how many will we score ?
Its will we score ?
This creates tension, the tension is what causes that huge release of crowd energy when a goal is scored.
Add to that the tactical nature and skill required in all aspects of the game that fans admire, often the run or pass by other players that lead to a goal are better than the goal itself, sometimes it'll be a last ditch tackle or save that gets the crowd on their feet.
I'm in the US. I still claim that the people who live here and not love this game just don't know what the rules are. They can't see that much of a good game is spent with people "damn near to score".
these goals are great, but what actually made them greater was the context behind the moment (written below the video)
Dude, Czech Republic and Yugoslavia were never one country. They were not even neighbours.
He was right: he did mess this up! đđđ damn!
In reality they were both part of austrohungarian empire until the end of ww1
@@luis.o.saraivathatâs where he got confused đ
@@markmclean4897 I don't think that he got confused due to austro-hungary, but due to the former Tschechosloowakia and that they split as did the former YU.
@@peter_stockholm I did say I probably messed it up đ€·
Johan Cruijff..best ever. Not only a great player but a great coach. A man who changed how everybody played football and this video showed him exactly 0.30 seconds. Ridiculous!
I remember Milan - Barcellona 4-0 the final with Cruijff coach...thanks!đđŽâ«
Hopefully with having a friend in Liverpool you'll be adopted Scousers.... It's always a ride with Liverpool FCâ„ïžđâ„ïž
The love for football across the world is massive. Billions of people watch it. It is the biggest sport in the world.
Maradona making a goal with the hand, just astonishing and breath-taking đ
A friend of mine who trains in my gym whose 80 years of age was friends with pele. They became friends when my friend left england to play in America for the tampa bay rowdies in 1977 and met pele and franz beckenbauer when they both played for new york cosmos , so from there became friends.
Rodney Marsh? Just had to ask. Was a Roudies fan as a teen back then.
@panamafloyd1469 no lenny glover who signed from leicester if you remember him
@@jimdoyle8757 I remember Lenny! Years later, I had a girlfriend from Tampa. Lenny was her fave. Her 'teenage crush'.
@panamafloyd1469 with his long blonde hair and cheeky smile lol he's the fittest 80 year old I know and the girls still swoon over him lol
Jess the "backflip"kick is known as a bicycle kickđ€love from England to you both
or overhead kick and the ones on the side are scissors kicks
This is why it is the most popular sport in the World and why in Brazil it is called "O Jogo Bonito" (The Beautiful Game). The "World Game" can be encapsulated in one individual. Take Giovani van Bronckhorst for instance - Italian first name, Germanic surname, Indonesian heritage, a Dutch international who played his club football in the Netherlands, Scotland, England and Spain and he has coached teams in the Netherlands, China, Scotland and currently in Turkey. For players, the game can take them from grinding poverty to global adulation. For fans, teams provide great hope and joy, with the best example of that being the current situation with the war in Ukraine and their team being in the current European Championships. My team is Manchester United and it has been for 67 years, since the day I was born (many people might say this as a figure of speech but for me it is fact). My mother is a Manchester girl and she went to games in the 1940s and early 1950s. My brother and I were born on January 12th 1957, a Saturday, around 1pm. Man U played Newcastle in a game starting at 3pm and they won by five goals. To show that life goes in circles, our 51st birthday was on a Saturday and Man U played Newcastle and won by five goals. We migrated to Australia from the UK in 1962, so I have only seen Man U play live on five occasions but spread across vast distance. I have seen them play twice in Manchester and once in London on trips to the UK and twice here in Australia, in Adelaide in 1968 and Melbourne in 1999, when they visited as European Champions on both occasions. My mother saw them play in every decade from the 1940s to the 1990s. When one chooses a team, that team is an important part of one's life.
So many awsome moments and......David Beckhamđ
I'm almost 60. I'm surprised how many of those goals I've watched happen live. Feel so privileged. But also over the years losing Maradona and then Pele. All the memories of football.
the only way I can describe it your football team and their fans are like your family/tribe... it means that much. I don't know if anything similar exists in US sports
In Europe, in particular, football means everything! it's so ingrained in the culture
my best memory as a kid is watching Manchester utd win the Champions League with 2 last-minute goals... I slide on my knees straight into our marble fireplace. my mum came in to check why I was both crying and screaming with joy đ
the thing with football is that generally the scoring is low like 1-0 2-1 3-2 those kinds of scores... so every goal matters so much. hence why u get those ridiculous bursts of joy and emotion from players. you can fight so hard for 90 minutes just for that 1 moments for u to win
This certainly does exist in American sports, especially at the college level. College football (American) is the closest to what you are describing over here in the states
And THIS Ladies and Gentlemen is why REAL FOOTBALL WAS, IS and ALWAYS will be the ONLY SPORT THAT MATTERS.
Greetings from The Netherlands.
Our apologies for the Semi!
@@mauk2861 No mate, England played a decent game.
Can't blame them for the bad referee.
Good luck in the final! đ
@@mauk2861 No mate, England played a decent game.
Can't blame them for the bad referee.
Good luck in the final! đ
This is what u American's miss out on growing up. The game the whole world plays & u don't. Football is about emotion & the fans
Not true. The USA has the most youth "football" (soccer) players in the world but by the time kids reach early teens most kids have stopped playing and moved to other more popular sports in the USA. Also the USA does have 340 million people imagine if our top athletes didnt go to the NFL or NBA but instead focused on soccer from a young age even now the USA is a to 15 rated team in FIFA world rankings and thats with the MLS as the top domestic league :P
@@LeeMoore-tu4gr Iâm generalising. U have your 4 major sports, what u r into. Americans have only started getting into football in the last 20 yrs. Thats why Americans knowledge of football. U only getting into it now because of Superstars. Messi example. Americans love superstars, what your 4 major sports r based around. U love it
@@LeeMoore-tu4gr nobody told you that you could play a big role in world football. Your footballers could become World Champions. Real World Champions. đ So many people, much better support for young sportsmen than most other countries. US could be on the top
14:50 That was during the semi finals of the World Cup in Brazil, one of the big football nations, Germany vs. Brazil and Brazil just got utterly annihilated.
I saw that match live in a public screening with thousands of other here in Germany and after the fifth goal no-one was really cheering anymore because even though we all rooted for Germany, our team, we really felt with the Brazilians because they didn't deserve that. This was the worst defeat in their at that point exactly 100 year old history and to make it even worse during the World Cup, the biggest event in football, in their own country, with billions watching around the globe.
The back stories to the goals and matches (e.g. AgĂŒero or Bale etc) thatâs what makes the special goals timeless.
I'm not a football fan but i absolutely love going to stadium when my national team is playing emotions and vibes you get are amazing
If you get a chance, I recommend watching Liverpool fans singing there clubs anthem "your never walk alone" that's moving
Itâs âYouâll Never Walk Aloneâ, not âYourâ. That doesnât even make sense! đ€·đ»ââïž
@Steve_W27 oh thank you.. I'll never get over that mistake. I'm so grateful you corrected me. Phew, what a plonker I am. I wish I as clever as you. Oh well
@@bryanwarren7843 no worries at all. Keep practicing your basic spellings - you might get there. Fair play to you for having the aspirations to do so đ
@@Steve_W27 I've no aspirations to better myself. I'll just rely on nobodies/nobody's (?) to correct me. Cheers
There's a famous finale between Leicester City & Watford that you should find on CZcams. The emotions of the players and fans has extremes only seen on rare occasions.
DEEEEEEENEEEYYYYY!!!!!!!
It's not just football, it's every sport that starts at a grass roots level. Sport is a great leveller of the human spirit. The power of community bringing everyone together rich and poor makes you know we all belong. đŠđș
That curly wurly free kick, Brazil Vs France....Roberto Carlos...is the greateat, most Iconic free kick you can and will ever see.
No one has ever seen or will ever see anything like that (as special) again. Pure football Magic in his left leg that man, special special special player.
Thigh like tree trunks, he really 'gave it welly'.
It can be a really great experience even with a team that you don't really know that well. Some years ago me and my brother were in Brazil in Rio on a family holiday. We decided on watching a football match, and ended up watching a cup game. My brother's favourite team is Inter Porto Alegre, he had been living in the south for a couple of years and got to know them through that. However I had not chosen a favourite among the brazilian teams yet, but found the name Botafogo to be intriguing, just the sound of it made me happy, so I went with that.
So one night we went to watch Botafogo on their home turf, and after struggling to create chances they suddenly scored. Then the thing happened: A Botafogo fan was sitting by himself, he quickly stood up looked around, and couldn't find anybody he knew. Then we kinda saw each other and we just went for it and hugged each other while jumping and screaming in pure joy. It was electric. Remember this was the first time I had ever met this person, and I'll most likely never meet him again. But in that moment we shared something you can't plan for or expect, the celebratory nature of community.
I am 43 I have been kicking a ball since 2 years old, and playing football since 5, for me there is something about the crowd roars on big goals, Zidane's CL final goal, or Ronaldinho's debut goal, to name a couple, the crowd roars overwhelm the mics and start to distort a little, there is something about that sound you just feel throughout your body, whether you are in the crowd or watching on TV
Johan Cruijff was an intersection between Nureyev e Beep Beep.
This is not explaining a lot so here's a shortcut. Some clips are truly more beautiful than just a goal.
The farewells are pretty much set, they are some great players.
4:26 Iniesta scoring the winning goal to win the world cup in 2010, taking off his jersey to show his shirt underneath reading: "Dani Jarque, always with us". Jarque was a Spanish player who had died the year before.
4:30 A last minute goal to get into extra time. And next the golden goal in the extra time made France both European and World Champions.
4:42 Just a great, athletic goal.
4:52 Just a great goal.
5:07 Just a great goal in a friendly match.
5:18 This result was a true schock to most people. Spain was (or had at least been) at it's prime and Robben and van Persie did score great goals.
5:34 Just a great goal.
5:40 Just a great goal.
5:52 Just a great goal.
5:59 Just a great goal.
6:07 Just a great goal really. But also a "revenge" since Bale was playing for Real Madrid and was playing an English Premier League club. A league he had left earlier.
6:45 The victory, 2-0, gave Inter their first European cup title since 1965.
7:08 Garrincha, one of the best players ever in my opinion, scoring a great goal. Right after Pelé, maybe one of the most known player of all time, scoring a goal in the world cup, only 17 years old I think. Sweden 1958.
7:16 Pelé at his prime scoring in the winning world cup final. This Brazilian team has been named the best National team ever.
7:20 Just a great goal.
7:26 Just a great goal. This goal is often referred to if you want to bend a freekick. Crazy spin and power on the ball. "Do a Roberto Carlos!"
7:32 Just a great goal.
7:36 Just a great goal. Juninho was a respected free kicker. Same as next.
Well, I bet others can fill me in if some goals were more important than others. Can continue later.
Thanks for the reaction!
Love your reactions. You enjoyed the pure energy ans the love through these goals. But for us, football fans, almost all of these goals represent a big part of football history. For many of them i can tell you exactly when it was played, who were the teams, the scorers, the final result of the game and where i was when i saw it. These are really important moments of our game. And i have to leave you there cause i have a european cup semi final to watch now !!
Soccer, football, coach since 1982. First soccer lesson: use your right foot and left foot / put on wax, take off wax / speak english, speak italian / salt and sugar and so on. Ciao
Watch Liverpool fans sing our song in rememberence of Ronaldo's loss, you will see fans that are usually mortal enemies pay the most respectful tribute to a man, his wife, his family and his pain, but also begrudgingly his immense talent. Y. N. W. A.
Also if you score & take off your shirt , it's an automatic yellow card. If your the last player running towards the goal & tripped from behind , the player that tripped you gets a automatic red card . Has to leave the field and misses the game .
There is a good video on CZcams showing the best goalkeeper saves for Mike.
I went to my first football match on the first day of the 1968 / 1969 season at Anfield. Liverpool beat Manchester City 2 - 1.
That was the day before my fifth birthday.
I have been in love with Liverpool Football club for the whole of my life. I'm now 61.
When you find YOUR football team, you're there with them forever. My Dad told me on that day in 1968, Son, you'll change your girlfriend, your wife even your favourite car but your football team is sacred. He was right.
Nothing compares to that roar from 50k fans at kick off on a Saturday afternoon
We need a football emotional or wholesome moments reaction
About the bycicle goal from Cristiano Ronaldo.. Dudecwas playing against Juventus (Italy) in their own stadium (in Italy, I mean) and the whole stadium aplauded (you can see in the images people with Juve's colours applauding, hence him raising His hand to His heart, showing gratitude).
That has to be one of the greatest videos ever made.
Best Goalkeepers video next!! show the keepers some love
This is the first time in my life I so badly didn't want a video to end đ„ș
Hi. The Czech Republic and Slovakia used to be Czechoslovakia. Yugoslavia broke up into the Balkan nations including Croatia.
Have only recently subscribed to your channel and loving your reactions. Absolutely loved seeing you react to this one as me and my 10 year old twin boys watch this occasionally as they play for their local football club. Itâs such a special moment when we watch this video together as it always keeps their inspiration going for playing â€
Stadiums are really cool, big industrial like buildings that bring a huge family together
Take a look at videos of the best goalkeepers - their ability to react is amazing!!!
When Americans start having promotions & relegation in their football they can experience the passion
The explainer captions don't do justice to the emotions I felt back then and still feel when I watch some of these moments. You just had to be there; the words to express that feeling haven't been invented yet...
The greatest game in the world. YNWA.
Hey! Just wanted to say that I watch you guys a lot (only just subscribed rn cos i thought i already had ages ago, oops) and when this popped up i was so happy! i love this video. but from the opening, i didnt get any context as to how much you guys already know about or how much you watch football. idk if i missed something but i was expecting like "we love football" or "he doesnt know much about football but i do" and i scrolled through your videos for a little while and couldnt see anything else about football (apart from chants videos) so i feel like i have 0 context as to how much you guys already knew or how big fans you were before watching this which changes things a lot. im a little wine drunk so im very sorry if i misheard the intro or missed a video, was just letting you know!
đ We really appreciate you subscribing friend, and thank you so much for the valuable feedback. This is definitely something we should've included in the intro.
Neither of us have ever watched a game of Football and outside of knowing a few of the more famous players we have no knowledge of the game really.
We take viewer recommendations. That's how we ended up here watching this and the chants video.
We will definitely incorporate your feedback into our intros.
Much love to you from us đđ
One thing I wished that video ended by showing, was the story of Leicester City, which was mentioned in the video, but how that season ended was pretty cool. They are a run of the mill club in the middle of England, never really been that massive and won a few trophies in their entire history. At the start of the 2015/2016 season, they were given odds of 5000-1 to win the Premier League which is just ridiculous. And they go on to win the league, and how do they celebrate at the end of the season? Well, they had an Italian manager at the time, so Andrea Bocelli (one of those famous tenors alongside Pavarotti), sang Nessun Dorma and Time To Say Goodbye at their last game of the season at their packed home stadium. I mean...I've no connection to Leicester and my team did rubbish that season, but damn that's one classy way to go out.
Growing up in France, even if I didn't like football, you had your football heroes. Zidane, Henri, Barthez and so much more (sorry I'm a 90s kid, I love the 98 world champions). Damn if you find a video on Zizou (Zinedine Zidane) or on Thierry Henri, that would be a treat.
Hi some additional backstory/context to some of the moments in the video:
The Sergio Aguero goal (Agueeeeerrrrrooooooo!) is probably one of the most astounding finishes to a regular season that I can think of. If Aguerro's team (Manchester City) lost or tied the game their crosstown rival, Manchester United, would have won the league. To add to the drama, the team they were facing, Queens Park Rangers (QPR), had a bunch of players and a manager who were Manchester City castoffs who had something to prove. In addition, QPR was facing relegation from the Premier League. So QPR came out swinging and City found themselves down by two Goals. City came back and tied the game and Aquero's goal came at the end of "stoppage time" at the end of the game.
The guy you see in the Leicester City winning the Premier League clip is an amazing story in itself. The player, Jamie Vardy, is a literal rags to riches story. Before that season, Vardy was a Semi Pro player in one of the lower leagues and had a literal day job. With Leicester, he became one of the top scorers in the Premier League and was instrumental in Leicester winning the Premiership.
The clips of Tottenham coming back against Ajax and Liverpool coming back against Barcelona - those matches happened on back to back nights. It was amazing. Also Liverpool's Manager, Jurgen Klopp, is one of my favorite managers. He's the sort of coach you would run through walls for if he asked you. (Sadly he stepped down as Liverpool's manager earlier this summer).
Football is the worlds sport people from Africa Asia South America Europe all love the sport
There's also the South American Cup - Argentine Cup - Every country in South America - Central America Cup & Asian Cup
There were some awesome goals in there. As a Spurs fan it was great to see one of our matches included. Spurs being Spurs always leave it to the last minute....but I wouldn't have them any other way. It's almost become a trademark for us đ€Łđ€Ł
All good . The other Ronaldo not featured and Marco Tardelli after scoring Italy's second goal in the 1982 World Cup Final....on its own, explains everything.
11:10 That is Football in the world. American Football, will never have it
Try and find the miracle at anfield when liverpool played Barcelona and were trailling 3 goals to 0
Just the best
There at the end. You seem to missed. That one person made 5 goal in one match.
Do:
Zidane - Maestro of the decade
Ronaldinho-Greatest Entertainer...
Messi - any of these really
Barca Tiki Taka - best teamplay goals... (mesmerizing)
& if you want to know what the fuss is about Barcelona, check out (on your own time), Get the Ball, Pass the Ball (used to be on Netflix)
You're Welcome!!
Love you both but never stop the way you laugh itâs fantastic love it
If only they read the captions and understood the importance of all these goals
You should look the master of free kicks, the man has mastered all types of kicks and the legends name is Juninho
If you want to see some of the individual players at their best, there are some great compilations here on CZcams. The Messi and Ronaldo videos show just how good those two are, and some of the things they can do with a football look impossible! I would leave links, but I have no idea how to do it on my potato phone lol.
I wouldn't mention again about Yougoslavia and The Czech republic , if I were you
Goal keeper only as good as his team but amazing watch England 1966 honestly our goal keeper was blind in one eye but what a star
The Euros r playing 2nite 1st semifinal (8pm Tuesday 9th july uk time) between Spain and France n it shud b a good game
2moro it's England v Netherlands same time, winners of both games meet in final on Sunday
Dont forget to watch the Euro 24 final on Sunday. Spain vs England. It will be epic.
You did. It was Czechoslovakia (later divided into the Czech Republic and Slovakia) and Yugoslavia (later divided into Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, and Slovenia).
The World Cup, Euros, Champions League, and I suppose also the Copa are the most prestigious sports trophies on the planet.
Oh and also Olympic gold medals, I guess.
The biggest & the best sport on Earth.
Football is the biggest uniting sport in the world.
Have you guys watched a Ronaldinho video ? The footballers favourite. The most entertaining player of all time, sorry if you have already but if not itâs a must. The man played with a joy and flair unmatched .hell blow your mind
I recommend you to watch something about Collina - the greatest football referee of all time! even the Italian mafia couldn't scare him! (congratulations to the new champion of Europe! great job, gentlemen!!)
Great video guys. The new season for most European teams will start in the coming months, could be cool to pick a couple clubs from UK, Germany, Spain etc and start to try to follow their games a bit - see how you get on with it. The US gets access to most of the games on your cable TV packages.
Would be cool to see you do some player deepdives, I'm an Arsenal fan so will start off by recommending two of our own with great highlight reels: Thierry Henry and Dennis Bergkamp.
Other cool players to do would be Ronaldinho, Messi and Ronaldo you seem to know, Ibrahimovic...there are tons more!
How the 99 CL final isn't on here is ridiculous
If i had the honor to have played against Pele, id tell everybody i meet as well
Pele was definetly influential to football. But a lot of his awards/accolades are not as honest as you might think. Majority of his record comes from games without proper officiating. Also for some reason he/his club/the media decided to add his goals/assists from friendlys and not just competitive matches which doesnt happen... like at. All the friendly games are virtually training matches
Loved the reaction, but, just one tip... next time if possible, try to see the subtitles, because they put some context in the highlights of the video and you guys didn't pay that much of attention... like Leicester's historic title, Greece winning the European Championship and etc... Overall, thank u, i could see the emotion through you guys, and that means a lot.
Jess, you burping on camera would be funny because you would shock yourself and then laugh and you have a great laugh
Pochettino done Lucas Mora very wrong for that final.
Don't get me wrong, I'm glad we won, but after that one-man show from Mora, he deserved the full 90 against us. I felt bad for the lad. And he's a good lad.
Pretty sure we all (the Army) miss you guys since you have moved on to other stuff....Best of luck guys. The Ladies are doing great things, new Album, new videos...very sad.
@@CarlD70 Hey Carl. We are very happy to hear the ladies are doing great. Unfortunately we still 2 outstanding copyright strikes on our channel due to our reaction to The Warning. We've been unable to do any music reactions because of these strikes. We've moved on to things that don't put our channel at risk for deletion.
@@RNTV Understand...you are missed
I can't for the life of me understand why the USA has never got into football - a game the entire World absolutely loves. It's weird - perhaps it's some sort of corporate iron grip the NFL, NBA etc. has on the country. Or maybe because it's non-stop, it's impossible to fit in the numerous advertisements you folks endure.
Such a shame - like Mike say says, he'd love "to be a part of that crowd", to experience that amazing passion we feel for the game. If the USA were to get behind it, I bet in 8-10 years a home-grown US national football team would be really World class.
I suspect it is something to do with grassroots football. Kids will play football at school and through to college and if they don't get picked up by a professional outfit then that's it, they stop. Everywhere else in the world you just keep playing. Here in England we even have walking football where people who are now too old to play cut out the running (because they can't) and walk instead. We like many countries have pub and local club teams and a huge infrastructure where people play the game just because they love it. I don't think that exists in the US, maybe because they fear getting injured and the healthcare costs associated with it. I have often thought the US has tried to do football from top down whereas everywhere else goes from bottom up.
If you look at football in the US, MLS is spread across a huge area with many areas having no professional club because they didn't win a franchise. If you equate that to say Europe every State would have a league with their Champions playing in a nation wide competition but the US seems to have started with in effect a Champions League where new teams are rarely admitted and old teams don't depart a little like what some of the big clubs wanted to started with the European Super League.
Please read the captions in the video.. it explains the clips. So many reactors to this video just ignore them.. takes away the excellence being shown. Its not a "goals" video. its a "moments" video
Football isn't a sport nor a game , its a Religion
Excellent reaction guys. âœâœâœ
This video showed only about 5% of what football means. Even clubs with only 4000 fans go this crazy.
Not a single Laudrup goal or assist?! Wow. Those brothers were wizards with the ball. They literally did magic. This is Michael: czcams.com/video/lsqm3XmJ1d4/video.html
Need to search up greatest saves to get some love for keepers!
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