Why Pele is the most OVERRATED Footballer Ever

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  • @RaymarFootball
    @RaymarFootball  Před 5 lety +2729

    Okay, maybe I was a bit wrong about Pele. Here's how I feel about him 3 years later czcams.com/video/Ti3T9P5xD-s/video.html

    • @Dybala-hv2ys
      @Dybala-hv2ys Před 5 lety +8

      Raymar Football hi

    • @arturovenegas3835
      @arturovenegas3835 Před 5 lety +3

      Raymar, which videos r planing to do in the future, can i give u some ideas???

    • @arturovenegas3835
      @arturovenegas3835 Před 5 lety +18

      Xavi Georgio look IMO, only pure career acheivements, i think is a either Maradona or Johan Cruyff, Maradona won a WC, he won 2 league titles with Napoli and a UEFA Cup, and also played for Barca. Johan Cruyff won 3 Champions League, but i dont count the Champions Leagues cause back than, teams didnt take it seroious as like right now, he won a title with Barca and won 3 Ballon D' Or. I cant say who was the best skill footballer because it was different back then as of now, but by career achievements, Maradona and Cruyff r my Top 2

    • @arturovenegas3835
      @arturovenegas3835 Před 5 lety +14

      Xavi Georgio But Pele never won the Ballon D Or cause he never played in Europs

    • @arturovenegas3835
      @arturovenegas3835 Před 5 lety +2

      Prince Malulu STFU, respect his opinion bro

  • @anderssonarad2552
    @anderssonarad2552 Před 5 lety +18948

    this video was sponsored by Maradona

    • @mkj1233
      @mkj1233 Před 5 lety +305

      AnderssonArad too True best comment of the whole comment section 😂😂😂

    • @ivangray1196
      @ivangray1196 Před 5 lety +379

      AnderssonArad and this comment was sponsored by pele.

    • @LimousineDribble
      @LimousineDribble Před 5 lety +89

      I agree with the conclusion but not necessarily the arguments. A better argument would be that he never played the tough super competitive European football and never won the champions league which is the pinnacle of football these days. I mean seriously if you guys watch European football the world cup games would seem boring and monotonous. Second, defenders are much fitter now and teams have the luxury to observe players video and develop strategy to handle them in the game. That didn't exist during Peles time. To me Messi is the greatest footballer of all time and Pele doesn't even come close. I would put Maradona, Zidane and Cristiano Ronaldo ahead of him.

    • @ivangray1196
      @ivangray1196 Před 5 lety +11

      Erika Aleksandra btw I like your style to like your own comment.

    • @ivangray1196
      @ivangray1196 Před 5 lety +13

      Erika Aleksandra can you tell me what the fucking species are you cause you look a fucking man but you have name of a girl. Are you a fucking new breed.

  • @mihirrao7002
    @mihirrao7002 Před 3 lety +3946

    this dude really said "only" 3 world cups as if that's normal...

    • @christophersalinas2722
      @christophersalinas2722 Před 3 lety +351

      Mustafi has won a World Cup.
      Messi and Ronaldo have not
      Mustafi>>>

    • @hellowalkman4506
      @hellowalkman4506 Před 3 lety +149

      @@christophersalinas2722 STFU with this BS analogy.

    • @yaboi_wavy4776
      @yaboi_wavy4776 Před 3 lety +241

      @@hellowalkman4506 its a joke

    • @rhysherbert6852
      @rhysherbert6852 Před 3 lety +21

      @@hellowalkman4506 LOL

    • @tambemacho4891
      @tambemacho4891 Před 3 lety +120

      Raymar lacks of knowledge on Pele's career and Raymar truly believed the lies about Pelé that argentinians an other rivals made during time, Raymar's really missed the goal on this video, its like suddenly he had none knowledge on football science when mentioning Pelé, but he has some good videos though

  • @brunoalmeidaito4616
    @brunoalmeidaito4616 Před rokem +950

    As a Brazilian, I can say that I never heard a single soul here saying that Jairzinho, Garrincha or Zizinho are greater than Pelé.

    • @Luigi-hn1hu
      @Luigi-hn1hu Před rokem +59

      I have heard europeans and americans atributing Jairzinho as the star of the 1970 squad because he scored in every match, I never heard any brazilian soul say such a thing, Garrincha wasn't better than Pelé, he was more spetacular and fun to watch, but not better.

    • @serantos
      @serantos Před rokem +23

      Yes. What kind of brazilian this guy talked? kkkkkkkkkkkk

    • @FarawayBrawlHacks
      @FarawayBrawlHacks Před rokem +7

      @@Luigi-hn1hu Arguably the same can be said about R9 vs R10

    • @heliogabrieldacunhabarroso5541
    • @BingQiLing.
      @BingQiLing. Před rokem +3

      Thats because youre brazilian

  • @yadatada5556
    @yadatada5556 Před rokem +301

    "I am not trying to disrespect Pele"
    *Proceeds to explain how Pele winning 3 world cups is nothing*

    • @xqvs0988
      @xqvs0988 Před rokem +11

      how is that disrepsctulg bro hes just mentioning misunderstood data because most fans say hes the greatest because he won 3 world cups

    • @luiscardenas2899
      @luiscardenas2899 Před rokem +7

      @@xqvs0988 he played against Beck in Germany. The greatest full back of all time and made him look like a bum. He made Eusabio made him look bad

    • @mr.webfixer8471
      @mr.webfixer8471 Před rokem +3

      ​@Bebeto_7 he played in a era where top 5 leagues was better and backyard goals counted

    • @natef1212
      @natef1212 Před rokem +1

      i bet hes a messi fan who thinks its unbelievable and alien-like that messi won 1

    • @StudyingManually
      @StudyingManually Před rokem

      ​@Yo D Sure, but Raymar is a gar*age person

  • @tgren201
    @tgren201 Před 4 lety +4412

    Raymar: this video will not disrespect pele in anyway
    Also raymar: PAY LAY

  • @aashishtodankar4590
    @aashishtodankar4590 Před 3 lety +244

    100 YEARS LATER GUYS LIKE HIM WILL SAY MESSI AND RONALDO ARE OVERRATED 🤣

    • @hlonelaqothelo4076
      @hlonelaqothelo4076 Před 3 lety +33

      100 years, you're being too generous, I give it 50 years.

    • @tyronevaldez-kruger5313
      @tyronevaldez-kruger5313 Před 3 lety +26

      Your comment deserves 1 million likes. It perfectly describes the ridiculousness of this video. This guy says „the quality then wasn't good"... I've never heard such a nonsense. I bet countless delusional experts in 50 years will go "Messi's dribbling was pretty slow and overrated🎻🎶". Editor doesn't understand that life is a constantly evolving process and down playing football's past is a pile of b.s. coz he's simply not able the see the whole football elephant. Another thing about Pelé's Greatness he doesn't even understand: After so many years since Pelé's retirement and despite rare footages he's still talking about him. This is how legends show clueless doubters the finger. 😎👍🏿

    • @fluteisland
      @fluteisland Před 3 lety +6

      see if anyone can match Ronaldo and Messi numbers first
      NO ONE will match these numbers in football EVER bc of the competition
      = Ronaldo and Messi goats forever

    • @tyronevaldez-kruger5313
      @tyronevaldez-kruger5313 Před 3 lety +8

      Flute Island Because no one's gonna match their numbers they are Goats forever? That changes everything... You obviously can look into the future: So when will there be boots with rocket propulsion? See I really love Messi as a player and person, I watch his highlights over and over again, but that's no reason to quit common sense.

    • @ankitkumar-qe4zh
      @ankitkumar-qe4zh Před 3 lety +6

      @@fluteisland blind fanboi spotted. when pele used to play people used to say there will be no one better than him than maradona came and people started saying he is the greatest and no one will overtake him than messi ronaldo came but i can bet within 30 years someone will become greater than these 2

  • @jsgv7935
    @jsgv7935 Před rokem +448

    Rest in peace, Pelé. You will always be remembered as an icon in the beautiful game ❤

    • @BalboaBaggins
      @BalboaBaggins Před rokem +4

      Overrated too, just like the guy who uses his hands (Maradona).

    • @goaskyourmomformoreattenti2272
      @goaskyourmomformoreattenti2272 Před rokem +24

      ​@@BalboaBagginsfor one once please act like an adult and be mature, be more respectful, ain't your parent teach you anything about respect? Grow up.

    • @aasstudios1734
      @aasstudios1734 Před rokem

      @@BalboaBaggins shut up have respect

    • @bluegameryt17
      @bluegameryt17 Před rokem +8

      @@goaskyourmomformoreattenti2272 fr the nerve of this 7 year old kid how dare he mock and disrespect two legends of football

    • @BalboaBaggins
      @BalboaBaggins Před rokem +1

      haha look at the insulted angry incels. Hahaha

  • @BaumgratzE
    @BaumgratzE Před rokem +185

    Everything we see in football today Pelé did first, absolute legend that can't be matched. Pelé played in a time where football wasn't as big it is today and he made the world cherish for him, football got a spike in popularity during the 60's and it's mostly because of him. Measuring skills is hard, he might not be the best of all time but he is the greatest

    • @chalkandcheese1868
      @chalkandcheese1868 Před rokem +6

      Not really, by far the most important factor in spreading the popularity of football was satellite television, and the world didn't start in 1958, there were plenty of great players before Pele.

    • @jalcruces
      @jalcruces Před rokem +6

      @@chalkandcheese1868 The most important factor in spreading the popularity of football was certainly NOT satellite television... although satellite television existed in the early 60s. Pelé was perhaps the greatest ambassador for soccer and when the U.S. started the NASL league, Pelé was their ambassador and played for the New York Cosmos. Soccer/football experienced a HUGE upsurge in the U.S. and Pelé, along with Kyle Rote Jr., Laurie Calloway, and other international stars made soccer more popular than ever in the U.S. This sort of popularity never came again until several years after the 1994 WC. Nothing to do with satellite television... and it´s popularity world wide superceded the popularity of Satellite TV. I am guessing that you weren´t born till after all this occurred.

    • @chalkandcheese1868
      @chalkandcheese1868 Před rokem +4

      @@jalcruces If you think the most important factor in spreading the popularity of soccer was not television you're insane. The 1970 World Cup was the first to be televised in colour, and that brought it to life for many viewers around the world, and the big European club matches started to be televised around the world as well, all vital factors in spreading the gospel. Pele was certainly the first global ambassador for the game, but he was not responsible for the spread in popularity of the game. As far as being too young, I remember watching the 1978 World Cup mate, and I'm not even much of a soccer fan. Anyway RIP the king of soccer Pele.

    • @escanor915
      @escanor915 Před rokem

      @@jalcruces You are clearly delusional and stop over hyping pele all the time u Brazilians make everything seem like football has achieved everything because of pele

    • @FourFour-ee1tf
      @FourFour-ee1tf Před 7 měsíci

      It makes him revolutionary but it stops there in reality better will always come stop nostalgia monkeying

  • @pardes5
    @pardes5 Před 5 lety +10235

    Pele counts the goals he scored in his school competitions as well.

  • @alexparana4642
    @alexparana4642 Před 4 lety +1068

    Its funny because those small clubs from Brazil smashed european clubs in the 60's, in that time all brazilian national team were playing in Brazil.

    • @al.b7520
      @al.b7520 Před 4 lety +79

      Exactly

    • @aaronkeane4914
      @aaronkeane4914 Před 4 lety +29

      Alex-cap pr-BRASIL
      They didn’t. That’s just a straight up lie. Half his goals were against state teams, not the best teams in Brazil.

    • @alexcla9445
      @alexcla9445 Před 4 lety +175

      @@aaronkeane4914 Not true, he is the top scorer for the national team and he destroyed all brazilian top clubes: Corinthians (my club), Palmeiras, Flamengo, São Paulo, International, etc. He destroyed every single competition he was in, period.

    • @aaronkeane4914
      @aaronkeane4914 Před 4 lety +10

      Alex CLA
      Doesn’t stop the fact that his stats are padded against amateur teams

    • @alexcla9445
      @alexcla9445 Před 4 lety +107

      @@aaronkeane4914 Not really, he destroyed the best of the best, and most of the great players think he was goat. It's hard to compare different eras but he is definitely up there. It's not his fault if he was better than everyone else of his era.

  • @paulroberts5393
    @paulroberts5393 Před 2 lety +106

    He was never overrated IMO. A massive talent in a great side. So great to watch the 1970 Brazil team.

    • @ballistic2513
      @ballistic2513 Před rokem

      hello sir, great to hear from someone your age that still follows the sport. as someone young, i would like you to give me some advice for life in general. thanks

    • @user-wx4tq3ss4n
      @user-wx4tq3ss4n Před 11 měsíci

      What are the 1970s World Cup Pele was outshined by his teammate

    • @SurfingInternet
      @SurfingInternet Před 10 měsíci

      ​@@user-wx4tq3ss4nage and injury have entered the chat and also , defenders were way more rough back then , haaland would get demolished so try playing in those eras and 1970s were the growth of very strong defenders but did he still win ? And do remember the guy commenting said 1970 whole squad , wake up, stop the disrespect and in this , it's the same situation as son , so what if it's they're worst season? They didn't perform as well as people thought they were but it's just 1 season or competition , like son , Pele also had an mild injury turned more serious.

    • @WhoAreYou905
      @WhoAreYou905 Před 2 měsíci

      @@SurfingInternethaaland is 6’5 200+, he is one of the most physical players in history itself. Of course he’s destroyed van dijk, Ruben Dias, Sergio Ramos, etc. Haaland plays against 6’4 centerbacks that are nearly strong as heavyweights. Pele on the other hand is what, 5’10, probably 150-160 pounds back in his day and played against plumbers under 6 foot.

    • @SurfingInternet
      @SurfingInternet Před 2 měsíci

      @WhoAreYou905 "nearly as strong as heavyweights" yeah no my ass could disagree , only zlatan is at that level of raw strength-. Also plumbers? I don't see bobby Moore, who although short , was comparable to Beckenbauer and height is a problem you say? Why don't you get the tallest cb of all time , a Hungarian one that played in the 60s who was 1.5 inches taller than Peter Crouch himself to say about it. Also fouls?? That didn't even exist. A ramos red card in the current era would equivalate to a warning or just barely a yellow in that era and also you haven't watched anything about pele have you?? Every team targeted pele back then to injure him , and also r9 has said that if he tried to play in Pele's era , his knees would be blown off , not because of self injuries , but because of defenders. Let that sink in.

  • @redplague13
    @redplague13 Před rokem +15

    Consider the disadvantages Pele faced then: The ball was different, less refined material, therefore more difficult to control, dribble, shoot, etc.
    The cleats were heavier. The pitch was less likely to be in tip top condition.
    Training, nutrition and conditioning were inferior. So imagine how much better Pele would be today?

    • @tilted7566
      @tilted7566 Před rokem

      As much as I agree, you also have to mentioned than back then offside wasn’t a thing or that some leagues were amateur

  • @tofunmii5106
    @tofunmii5106 Před 4 lety +1604

    Who’s watching the video and scrolling through the comments ☕️

  • @RadioBlastwave
    @RadioBlastwave Před 3 lety +2097

    saying Pelé is an overrated player by today's standards is like saying Alexander the Great is an overrated warlord because now there's Apache choppers and machineguns

    • @saifulamin7013
      @saifulamin7013 Před 3 lety +44

      I think what he meant is, today's generation cannot be compare to pele's generation.

    • @johnduncan5117
      @johnduncan5117 Před 3 lety +267

      @@saifulamin7013 no. He said that the players of Pele's era were not as good as today's. Which is simply untrue. The conditions they played in were poorer (bad pitches, heavy balls, heavy kit, much lower fitness levels due to less sports science development). But the technical, tactical and creative abilities of players were at least on a level with today if not better. Defenders of Pele's era were butchers and the forwards not protected like today's players. His whole video is inane shit.

    • @louismorrison7207
      @louismorrison7207 Před 3 lety +27

      No, it’s the fact that his goal stats have been hugely inflated

    • @lionemessi
      @lionemessi Před 3 lety +9

      this is soooo acurate

    • @GabrielBarbosa-ns1xv
      @GabrielBarbosa-ns1xv Před 3 lety +47

      @@louismorrison7207 Pele almost never played against big European teams in official matches, but they made a lot of friendly matches against them, because of money. So not counting his goals in friendlies are basically saying that his goals against some of the beast teams in the world doesnt count.

  • @GbrGz
    @GbrGz Před rokem +87

    based on your video I realise Pele is not overrated at all

    • @maximusp210
      @maximusp210 Před rokem +2

      But to say he is the greatest of all Time?

    • @samista6446
      @samista6446 Před rokem +16

      @@maximusp210 definitely he is

    • @maximusp210
      @maximusp210 Před rokem +1

      @@samista6446 did he win the World cup 62?

    • @boafoadade5209
      @boafoadade5209 Před rokem

      @@maximusp210 of course ..was he not in the tournament??did he not play in the tournament??go f**k off.

    • @ParthPatel-no7kc
      @ParthPatel-no7kc Před rokem +1

      @@maximusp210 yes and I know he was injured.

  • @samratghosh1392
    @samratghosh1392 Před 2 lety +97

    You have tried to prove Pele overrated but you have ended up proving him the greatest.

    • @BalboaBaggins
      @BalboaBaggins Před rokem +8

      Put off your Pelé glasses. He was not as good as you think he was.

    • @goaskyourmomformoreattenti2272
      @goaskyourmomformoreattenti2272 Před rokem +11

      @@BalboaBaggins dude please grow up, do you want attention that much? LOL, be respectful, please be an adult for once

    • @cadds8055
      @cadds8055 Před rokem +2

      @@goaskyourmomformoreattenti2272 he really was not that good

    • @dalcomaroni9837
      @dalcomaroni9837 Před 11 měsíci +2

      @@goaskyourmomformoreattenti2272 He already grew up, but you're just biased

    • @KeViN-De-Belgium
      @KeViN-De-Belgium Před 11 měsíci

      @@cadds8055dude pele was the greatest football player, it took people decades to beat some of his records.

  • @Redley95
    @Redley95 Před 3 lety +852

    He scored two goals in the 1958's World Cup final but the thing is he was just 17 years old .

    • @thedictationofallah
      @thedictationofallah Před 3 lety +15

      but the thing is he faced swedish scrubs

    • @Redley95
      @Redley95 Před 3 lety +236

      @@thedictationofallah Swedish scrubs who got into the World Cup final , no france , no Argentina , no Germany , no Italy but the swedish scrubs .

    • @thedictationofallah
      @thedictationofallah Před 3 lety +7

      @@Redley95 defending scrubs

    • @thedictationofallah
      @thedictationofallah Před 3 lety +7

      @@Redley95 alos france, argentina where trash then

    • @Redley95
      @Redley95 Před 3 lety +49

      @@thedictationofallah "alos" ? And why they were bad back then ? People only started being good at soccer when ?

  • @timothyodeyale6565
    @timothyodeyale6565 Před 2 lety +724

    When people say: "Oh pele wouldnt compete with ronaldo rn in this era"
    They convieniently forget to say that he wouldve had the same training, and probably work ethic, so he trully wouldve been goated.

    • @azlastor
      @azlastor Před 2 lety +61

      Even not considering that...
      He would have over 100 penalties like Messi and Ronaldo too... way softer football in general with the referee eager to award free kicks for things that don't even amount to a tackle... He could flop like most top flight footballers of today to get calls and get the call half the time and also a nice field, equipment and ball to play with consistency.
      Offside was harsher back then since you where deemed offside if in line with the defender, that only changed in 1990. The yellow card was introduced in 1970 so not so egregious fouls could add up to an ejection... and in that way reduce rough play.
      it's just silly trying to compare and conclude that just because Pele stats are padded (which they are... brazil football has some easy matches in the calendar) he is overrated... you can't pretend that modern football penalty takers don't have their stats padded. (Messi has 99/128, Ronaldo 139/166 penalties scored/taken which is just silly) and that's penalties alone... ignoring all of this in the making of this video is just whatever... can't be taken seriously.

    • @balajay8921
      @balajay8921 Před 2 lety +27

      That’s a lot of assumptions there. You could say every one of Ronaldo’s teammates ever would’ve had the same training too. But they were never as good as him. Even work ethic, Ronaldo is truly one of a kind…

    • @timothyodeyale6565
      @timothyodeyale6565 Před 2 lety +10

      @@balajay8921 Yes his work ethic is great, i dont deny that, but to say a pro footballer wouldnt get training? Thats shortsighted, and its not a very far fetched assumption.

    • @timothyodeyale6565
      @timothyodeyale6565 Před 2 lety +5

      @@azlastor He would still be goated, idk what to say..

    • @obadguy2468
      @obadguy2468 Před 2 lety +11

      He wouldn't have been as successful lol. He played in a much easier era with lower competition levelm simple. What he did against lesser competition, Messi and CR7 are currently doing against better competition and athleticism. You bring Pele to our era and his numbers and achievements will undoubtedly take a massive dive.

  • @wloonie
    @wloonie Před rokem +28

    He's what??? It took entire World around thirty years, new shoes, new balls (no pun), new training regimes and enormous practicing to be able to do what he naturally did in the stone age. Yet they had his play as a blueprint. The original never fades away, like Jimi Hendrix.

    • @user-wx4tq3ss4n
      @user-wx4tq3ss4n Před 11 měsíci

      Defenses back then were terrible though because they didn’t have the skills or small technical abilities that they do now and developed overtime. Look at any top Stryper in that era and you’ll see they will have hundreds of goals 200 around that and you don’t know who any of them are because they weren’t well known since the fences were so bad then they were they were able to rack up the tally of goals easily

    • @justinsm
      @justinsm Před 9 měsíci

      @@user-wx4tq3ss4n again like it stated he never play against MALDINI the best defender in 90s and Ramos the best defender this era.

  • @jaimonjohn2516
    @jaimonjohn2516 Před rokem +5

    He won 3 world cups scored over 800 goals & yet you call him overrated

  • @kyozaki9838
    @kyozaki9838 Před 4 lety +722

    You've got to change your video music mate, I feel I'm watching a documentary about the Third Reich.

  • @longshot7132
    @longshot7132 Před 5 lety +4152

    Pele: I am the most overrated player ever
    Modric: hold my ballon dor

  • @j-lon3564
    @j-lon3564 Před rokem +180

    One thing I truly love is that people always disconsider all of the non-official goals Pelé had by saying they were against low-level teams, but multiple times Pelé scored against football giants such as Real Madrid, Benfica, Barcelona, Inter Milan, AC Milan, etc. most of the times completely blowing them out. If you were to research a bit about football at the time, clubs sometimes preferred to play friendlies overseas than playing in their local tournaments as they were far more beneficial financially, thus resulting in that absurd amount of non-official goals scored

    • @chingis1154
      @chingis1154 Před rokem +11

      Yes, but it doesn't change that his goals are maybe smaller than 1.2k. If today's goats play against low levels they get +30% more goals

    • @charliewade4875
      @charliewade4875 Před rokem +24

      *Kids in 2052* : Messi is sooo overrated. Defenders was not as good as defenders today,.and he surrounded by the best players in that era both national and club team.

    • @marcossidoruk8033
      @marcossidoruk8033 Před rokem +2

      Those clubs are top nowadays but in those times they weren't.
      And still, they are unofficial matches, no stakes whatsoever, so anyhow it isn't as impressive as the Messi or CR7 records.

    • @sindrehemstaddrum4599
      @sindrehemstaddrum4599 Před rokem +6

      @@marcossidoruk8033 didnt Madrid win 5 ucls in a row in the 50s

    • @marcossidoruk8033
      @marcossidoruk8033 Před rokem

      @@sindrehemstaddrum4599 Probably, and? How is that relevant or contradictory to what I said?

  • @olanrewajuakinpelu5118
    @olanrewajuakinpelu5118 Před 2 lety +53

    Pele was not over rated by any standard. His description was just as it was presented today because he was a complete footballer who used all the three departments needed as a great footballer to score goals and brought joys to the heart of the spectators and fans .
    He used both right and his left legs to dribble, pass balls accurately and score with both . He used his head effectively to score and no player today have those qualities. He even score goals with his chest and he was team player on the field who gave passes to mates who was more advantageous to score than him to score for the team .

    • @kosiski
      @kosiski Před rokem +2

      Good points

    • @theodoricboahen8709
      @theodoricboahen8709 Před rokem

      Sounds like a prime cr7 except the both feet dribble

    • @KeViN-De-Belgium
      @KeViN-De-Belgium Před 11 měsíci

      @@theodoricboahen8709you can’t compare cr7 or Messi to pele, pele lived in an era were football was still growing, where people were still learning new skills with the football. Messi and cr7 didn’t have to create their own tactics, they just copied other people’s tactics.

    • @user-wx4tq3ss4n
      @user-wx4tq3ss4n Před 11 měsíci

      Everything he can do Messi or Ronaldo can do better, and they do it against better players

    • @justinsm
      @justinsm Před 9 měsíci

      @@KeViN-De-Belgium yes, but they can improve what existed and at a much harder competition they still among the best of them all this centuries

  • @KillShot-ln6mn
    @KillShot-ln6mn Před 3 lety +176

    I'm imagining 60 years from now Messi & Ronaldo too will have videos like this made about them from teenagers of that time 😂😂😂

    • @refl1x362
      @refl1x362 Před 3 lety +2

      Haha

    • @mdmoniruzzaman7309
      @mdmoniruzzaman7309 Před 3 lety +9

      But they will have the exact evidence
      Not some made up Training goal stats😂

    • @HnlWorld
      @HnlWorld Před 2 lety +7

      @@mdmoniruzzaman7309 in 60 years this evidence will be training golas just like you are saying is for pele

    • @minhbui-my9gw
      @minhbui-my9gw Před 2 lety +1

      @@HnlWorld how? Today technology won't allow that shit

    • @unbeso8858
      @unbeso8858 Před 2 lety

      @@HnlWorld training goals?? In the video it showed Pele playing against other teams not training goals tho

  • @Cloudy-dr8dg
    @Cloudy-dr8dg Před 2 lety +570

    Man won 3 World cups and gets called paylay by some American saying he's overrated

  • @Jearbearjenkins
    @Jearbearjenkins Před rokem +10

    Well he’s gone now. And he’ll become underrated sooner rather than later. His impact was immeasurable and overall he will be missed. Rip to someone who will always be a goat in my book

  • @joaopadua7134
    @joaopadua7134 Před rokem +9

    Just remember the only man that came close to competing with Pelé was a man that needed to use his hand to score

    • @khaleda.135
      @khaleda.135 Před rokem +3

      Messi and Ronaldo are already better than both Pele and Maradona, though. More than ten years of dominance which was unprecedented.

    • @FarawayBrawlHacks
      @FarawayBrawlHacks Před rokem

      @@khaleda.135 *wheeze*

    • @khaleda.135
      @khaleda.135 Před rokem +1

      @@FarawayBrawlHacks cope

    • @StudyingManually
      @StudyingManually Před rokem

      ​@@khaleda.135 Longevity doesn't matter,

  • @basirutambadou2175
    @basirutambadou2175 Před 3 lety +2599

    Imagine in the next 80 years when our grandchildren will start saying that Messi or Ronaldo aren’t the greatest of all time in football and start making videos finding faults in messi and Ronaldo’s career

    • @jefff9526
      @jefff9526 Před 3 lety +72

      Just a reality check

    • @samvu4133
      @samvu4133 Před 3 lety +289

      Well then in our granchildren's time they should have players that have broken Messi and Ronaldo's records, otherwise there would be no claim to that. The problem claiming "best footballer of all time" is that people think it applies to the future, but it doesn't. "Of all time" means "up until now". Thus, Pele WAS the greatest player of all time, but that changes. Right now it's Messi.

    • @maharshirathod7781
      @maharshirathod7781 Před 3 lety +76

      @@samvu4133 messi AND Ronaldo

    • @samvu4133
      @samvu4133 Před 3 lety +68

      Maharshi Rathod bro what’s the point of having a name like “greatest of all time” if there’s more than one at a time? Messi is ever so slightly better than Ronaldo.

    • @maharshirathod7781
      @maharshirathod7781 Před 3 lety +80

      @@samvu4133 i dont wanna debate or else it will go on for decades but ultimately Ronaldo is better than Messi tho

  • @guero_k
    @guero_k Před 4 lety +2639

    Nobody:
    Raymar: Paylay

  • @angelotiti7368
    @angelotiti7368 Před 7 měsíci +4

    matter of fact most of those frendiels you are referring to were actually against the best European teams at that time, they all wanted to play against pele's santos and most of those matches were really competitive cause of the pressure around them. only few of the friendlies were against amateur teams. If you take in consideration that those were the early days of football it's more understandable why all those games are categorized as friendlies

  • @juliorodriguez1993
    @juliorodriguez1993 Před rokem +4

    Pelé was not even the best player in his team that was Garrincha but his story created a brand and you have to understand that money moves the world.

  • @LoveBagpipes
    @LoveBagpipes Před 5 lety +339

    There is a reason why younger generations always acknowlege those that went before...if he was in the modern era, he would have had the the adventages if modern players, diet, ball tech, pitch quality, modern training schemes, etc

    • @justmetal227
      @justmetal227 Před 5 lety +13

      LoveBagpipes totally agree

    • @MT-oo5zc
      @MT-oo5zc Před 5 lety +24

      I don't deny that, but his opponents didnt have benefits like that as well. If he were to play against a mediocre defence or team nowadays, with everybody having the latest 'technology' he still wouldn't perform that good people think he would.
      The defending tactics have improved drastically after he retired as a player, e.g. the invention of the back foor. Additionally, and that goes for everything related and based in progress, things develop with time. There is no way you could expect a defender back in Pele's era to have those qualities a defender nowadays has. It would be way more harder to dribble past the defence if you try it nowadays.

    • @LoveBagpipes
      @LoveBagpipes Před 5 lety +3

      @@MT-oo5zc everyone's standards would have been improved through better diet, technology, etc defenders as well as his

    • @uchennagbulie5543
      @uchennagbulie5543 Před 5 lety +30

      @@MT-oo5zc do you realise that it was much harder to play football in that era than it is today. You had defenders who would kick the hell out of you and not get cautioned. Do you also know that Brazilian football was way better than European football at that time also.
      I am in my late 30's played football as a kid. The ball I played with would cause bruises to any player in the modern era, and Pele played with worse during his time. Today you have meds that make the players stronger, better meals, better everything.
      Also just in case you don't know, today the best players get better protection from the refs than they did back in the day. If Pele was still able to play well despite all of these why do you think he won't be able to do so now. Look at the video, his leg work using a horrible ball was superb, close control on point.
      I rest my case

    • @redpandagency
      @redpandagency Před 5 lety +3

      robizzlor Pelé had more skills than both for sure. Go watch his videos and you will see

  • @MeherabadMoments
    @MeherabadMoments Před 5 lety +297

    Just scoring a hat-trick in the '58 World Cup semis and two goals in the final as a 17 year old would make him one of the best players ever.

    • @Kivikesku
      @Kivikesku Před 5 lety +26

      Also he is the top scorer for the Brazilian national team ever. That should count as something.

    • @ibib0086
      @ibib0086 Před 5 lety +10

      u do realize that standards were much lower then right? if he played today he would be probably slightly above average

    • @sigaming7544
      @sigaming7544 Před 5 lety +3

      Insert mbappe better than pele

    • @danielkrome2333
      @danielkrome2333 Před 5 lety

      Exactly...KING PELE

    • @danielkrome2333
      @danielkrome2333 Před 5 lety +17

      @@ibib0086 Messi in Pelés time wouldn't hang...retired too quick.... Heavier ball and shoes, less technology, horrible fields, less yellow cards, play rougher, etccx

  • @gabrielyiadom914
    @gabrielyiadom914 Před 8 měsíci +5

    Pelé was never overrated always underrated ❤❤

    • @ridwox
      @ridwox Před 7 měsíci

      How to say I have 0 ball knowledge

  • @tushnikdas8307
    @tushnikdas8307 Před rokem +5

    Kid who can't do 5 juggles criticise pele

  • @arseniocalderon8090
    @arseniocalderon8090 Před 3 lety +2449

    Two countries stopped a war for a day to watch Pelé playing, that's how great he was!!!

    • @rxzileu-6645
      @rxzileu-6645 Před 2 lety +52

      Thats not how gratness works..

    • @egbeadaka9122
      @egbeadaka9122 Před 2 lety +98

      Very correct! Nigeria - Biafra war.

    • @LeeRenthlei
      @LeeRenthlei Před 2 lety +57

      That was a myth. Pele never stopped a war.

    • @arseniocalderon8090
      @arseniocalderon8090 Před 2 lety +25

      You're a Long Way From Starbucks Homie!! Research Just a Little More!!

    • @kellyoku
      @kellyoku Před 2 lety +5

      Bless you

  • @prettylegit431
    @prettylegit431 Před 3 lety +2170

    hes only overrated if u put him up against the current era, for his era he was indeed the very best

    • @siddhantjoshi9261
      @siddhantjoshi9261 Před 3 lety +39

      Bro watch the full video and reply

    • @Tunde....Ballack
      @Tunde....Ballack Před 3 lety +221

      lol, isn't that the thing though, he was one of the best of his era, but when you call him the greatest of all time, you are including him against the modern era. Which is where the overrated is stemming from. He is the most iconic of all time, because he was revolutionary in different ways.

    • @emmanuel8487
      @emmanuel8487 Před 3 lety +10

      I disagree

    • @ifeelsuperior8821
      @ifeelsuperior8821 Před 3 lety +14

      Tunde Ballack most iconic is Cruyff

    • @lokismig
      @lokismig Před 3 lety +27

      @@Tunde....Ballack But it is that those of the modern era are the ones that are completely overrated. Any current player is worth NOTHING when compared to the greats.

  • @ashokechatterjee
    @ashokechatterjee Před rokem +14

    Rip pele 🙏
    We will miss you 🥺

  • @rudimentalico
    @rudimentalico Před 2 lety +5

    1958 World Cup: Pelé, 17 years = 6 goals, Silver Ball, Hat-trick against Fontaine, two goals in final. Overrated.

  • @Daamn132
    @Daamn132 Před 3 lety +803

    Tell ur grandfather that Pele is overrated and see what he would do to you😂

    • @gabcages
      @gabcages Před 3 lety +144

      he's American so I think his grandfather only watches baseball

    • @Halaxero
      @Halaxero Před 3 lety +3

      @@gabcages ya prolly

    • @ahmadharith4275
      @ahmadharith4275 Před 3 lety +5

      @@gabcages they only watch 'football'....americans only watch 'football'..,you know what i mean they dont watch the real football they watch football that mostly are using hand and not foot

    • @sourswift
      @sourswift Před 3 lety +6

      I told my dad “Messi is better than Pelé and he disowned me
      jk he just started arguing with me

    • @ahmadharith4275
      @ahmadharith4275 Před 3 lety +3

      @@sourswift same here lol....i once told my dad that pele is overrated and he doesn't agree with me.....but i think he agrees that pele is one of the greatest,but not the best in history

  • @paulojacobsilva3018
    @paulojacobsilva3018 Před 3 lety +93

    Go ask the players.
    Pelé refined a style of play that was developed in Brazil and made it competitive. Everything that followed him was because HE made it successful.
    You don't understand your topic.
    Like I said, go ask all players from different generations.

    • @fluteisland
      @fluteisland Před 3 lety +4

      if pele played today he would just be another cavani ahahahaha

    • @paulojacobsilva3018
      @paulojacobsilva3018 Před 3 lety

      Have you ever seen Cavani play? Bad comparison.

    • @tambemacho4891
      @tambemacho4891 Před 3 lety +7

      Bro Pelé showed up in 1958 World Cup with 18 years old and scored in the semifinals and scored 2 goals in the finals, one of the goals was applying a "sombrero" in the defender, Pelé scored 1283 goals without taking penalties because he considered penalties a coward way of scoring, truly the GOAT, Raymar its completely lost in this video, its like he started to watch football just recently, lol.

    • @paulojacobsilva3018
      @paulojacobsilva3018 Před 3 lety +4

      @@tambemacho4891 It's anachronism. Pelé defined the game, no matter how faster and physical it is today.

    • @tambemacho4891
      @tambemacho4891 Před 3 lety +1

      @@paulojacobsilva3018 and there is evidence that in nowadays he would be able to perform in top level just like Messi and Cristiano: czcams.com/video/Fo47_HyCusc/video.html

  • @euanlegge3657
    @euanlegge3657 Před 2 lety +4

    This is like saying Fangio wasn’t a good driver because he wouldn’t make it in a modern f1 car.
    Pele may have counted goals in friendlies but he still scored 77 for Brazil. won 3 WORLD CUPS.
    The fact is that football had never seen a player like him before (with respect to Puskas and Stefano, Pele was technically unmatched). You can’t look at the past with modern eyes. His ability and influence has probably contributed to the modern footballer, especially with that 70s Brazil side.
    I would argue R9 was the closest player to Pele in terms of ability before the game really became more defensive.
    If your still in the debate for GOAT 50 years after you retired, it truly shows how impactful you are.

  • @nikinovski
    @nikinovski Před rokem +8

    Overrated or not, still a legend of the game. Rest in power Edson.

  • @NoLimits02
    @NoLimits02 Před 3 lety +64

    "In no way trying to disrespect Pele" 🤦‍♂️

    • @fluteisland
      @fluteisland Před 3 lety

      if pele played today he would just be another cavani ahahahaha

    • @AbsoleteAim
      @AbsoleteAim Před 3 lety

      @@fluteisland Troll?

    • @lnb29
      @lnb29 Před 3 lety

      He said it and then went on to disrespect the intelligence of people watching

  • @alexmagana5388
    @alexmagana5388 Před 3 lety +1527

    “You can’t say they’re good because you didn’t watch them”
    “These defenders are trash even though I didn’t watch them”

    • @hellowalkman4506
      @hellowalkman4506 Před 3 lety +187

      This video is just one contradiction after another.

    • @dominickvasquez7625
      @dominickvasquez7625 Před 3 lety +83

      I love raymars videos but this video was really dumb and now there's kids calling pele a fraud and oVerRaTed

    • @jamesjohn4938
      @jamesjohn4938 Před 3 lety +51

      @@hellowalkman4506 the difference is knowing Raymar he actually did look back at more than enough clips and analysed what defenders were like back in those days..........what he's criticizing is people who have never watched Pele at all or have only seen a few clips or some 10 minute video on CZcams and use that to determine that Pele is the GOAT, those kind of people wouldn't have analysed anything at all. Raymar might not have watched Pele live but he does make the effort to analyse the past, so no he's not contradicting himself

    • @Adam-hy1du
      @Adam-hy1du Před 3 lety +29

      @@jamesjohn4938 do 5 minutes of research and you can’t debunk all of this idiots “points” pele does have the most goals in history fifa counts his friendly goals as official goals because of the limited games could be played back then and the whole of the Brazilian national team mostly played in Brazil and all for diffrent teams except I think maybe 3-4 who played on santos with him this account is a joke and anybody who disrespects pele is a joke to football

    • @Nanaivko
      @Nanaivko Před 3 lety +26

      Pele is overrated. He was good but not as good as many present him to be. There were almost no good defenders back then.

  • @aatifshawkat7712
    @aatifshawkat7712 Před 8 měsíci +6

    Moral of the story: Never let an American talk about football

    • @DestBoi
      @DestBoi Před 7 měsíci

      fax

    • @ridwox
      @ridwox Před 7 měsíci

      Bro y’all are so dumb

    • @christoszarkadas5538
      @christoszarkadas5538 Před 6 měsíci +3

      Never let someone living in a 3rd world country talk about America

    • @guruxara7994
      @guruxara7994 Před 2 měsíci

      @@christoszarkadas5538 So the US can't talk about itself? lol

    • @christoszarkadas5538
      @christoszarkadas5538 Před 2 měsíci +1

      @@guruxara7994 your the type of person to say pele is the best player because he has 3 world cups

  • @unnirajac8617
    @unnirajac8617 Před rokem +3

    Maybe after 60+ years someone will make a video on why Messi and Ronaldo is overrated. How would we feel then. Who knows what is going to happen in future

  • @thecallawaykid1763
    @thecallawaykid1763 Před 5 lety +553

    What you are forgetting the laws of the game were less strict. I mean Pele used to have lumps kicked out of him. 1970 World Cup was brutal!

    • @theviniso
      @theviniso Před 5 lety +59

      Not to mention the heavier ball and boots.

    • @quitrap8289
      @quitrap8289 Před 5 lety +14

      yes but actually even if the rules where not strict people where not aggressive only once or twice did he get hit seriusly and people did not know how to defend plus only few players where aggressive pele is really overated

    • @richardray2680
      @richardray2680 Před 5 lety +77

      @@quitrap8289 These strict rules are the ones that enable players like Messi and Ronaldo to play the way they do. No back tackles! Just that alone gives Messi the freedom to run without thinking about what's behind him. No back pass to goalkeeper enables teams like Barcelona to pressure teams and win the ball back quickly which leads to many of the goals Messi and others have scored. More caution and strict rules when jumping for ball gives Ronaldo an advantage in corners and free kicks when jumping to head balls. More strict rules on sliding tackles and just tackling in general means both Messi and Ronaldo and other stars in this generation are more protected and defenders more cautious. Pele played without these rules and managed not just to shine but change the way the game was being played. Not Overrated at all.

    • @chrisbennett606
      @chrisbennett606 Před 5 lety +3

      Ra exactly
      Facts
      Great points

    • @niohnn7402
      @niohnn7402 Před 5 lety +1

      Was it though

  • @whatdidyousayy4754
    @whatdidyousayy4754 Před 3 lety +67

    pele did that skill to franz beckenbauer

  • @ri0681
    @ri0681 Před rokem +3

    Who else is seeing this with an unfortunate timing?
    RIP Pelé

  • @sommi888
    @sommi888 Před rokem +7

    ❤💛💚💙 dude, pele got hit by around 15-20 fouls EVERY MATCH. with people intentionaly aiming to break him since there were no cards yet. also, the offside rules were more dificult to play as if ANY player of the team was in offside, the entire play would be dismissed.
    not only that, the guy went on a tour with santos, 130 matches against eurpoean clubs and even national teams, with 144 goals scored by him.
    he was so good, fiat offered stocks to have him play on juventus.
    he never got a BD for the simple fact he wasnt european, as that was an european player trophy. and, if they were, according to fifa themselves, Pele would've gotten 7, same as messi.
    there was also the fact the ball was incredibly hard to control, with terrible fields to play in.
    he was so good, the guy even got knighted by queen Elizabeth.
    his matches were so important to the sport, it was literaly used to stop a war.
    tell me, how many players do you think are able to achieve that? and he wasnt just a striker, the guy also had an impressive number of assists as well.

  • @thiagooliveira-wk9bl
    @thiagooliveira-wk9bl Před 3 lety +469

    I never heard, in Brazil, Pele compared to Jairzinho or Zizinho, the only comparation, here, is Pele or Garrincha, Pele is like a god for brazilians

    • @jonathandiaz3844
      @jonathandiaz3844 Před 3 lety +110

      That's because this channel is talking so much bullshit... According to his logic, then Muhammad Ali is overrated bc he has victories in exhibitions fights and he is too famous. This is disrespectful for those athletes who have left a great legacy to sports

    • @shafo4384
      @shafo4384 Před 3 lety +23

      Ronaldo (R9) was 10 times as good as Pele.

    • @miguelcanabrava4414
      @miguelcanabrava4414 Před 3 lety +5

      Jonathan Diaz that’s so true this raymar guy knows nothing about soccer it’s insane how dumb he is

    • @JoaoPedro-so8hv
      @JoaoPedro-so8hv Před 3 lety +2

      @@jonathandiaz3844 é muito desrespeitoso mesmo. pelé é uma lenda.

    • @Mythmx
      @Mythmx Před 3 lety +16

      @@jonathandiaz3844 no this channel is just saying facts ur just mad Pele ain't the goat

  • @axxessmundi
    @axxessmundi Před 3 lety +147

    Pele was tremendous in his time. Imagine if he would of had the power of the US media & sponsorship in his time?
    Remember he was a black teen in Brazil facing racism which the media wouldn't convey to the public because of national piety. He endured the tribulation of a continental competition reaching the final in Argentina to have a filled stadium of thousands chanting and ridiculing him with racial slurs. He defeated those chants by scoring and winning the prestigious Libertadores title. Imagine a young star like LeBron James having more than 50,000 people yell racial slurs in different arenas in your own nation and neighboring nations? Conquer those demons.
    Pele is not my favorite but learning what he went through as a person from child to a young adult is inspiring.

    • @wandernauta2449
      @wandernauta2449 Před 3 lety +2

      Dude. You havent even seen one match from him

    • @axxessmundi
      @axxessmundi Před 3 lety +6

      @@wandernauta2449 How does your ineptitude verify your conjecture?
      You're welcome

    • @anonymousbanana204
      @anonymousbanana204 Před 3 lety +4

      @@wandernauta2449 have you?

    • @wandernauta2449
      @wandernauta2449 Před 3 lety +1

      @@anonymousbanana204 no but haven’t made an assumption about his skills either thats why

    • @anonymousbanana204
      @anonymousbanana204 Před 3 lety +2

      @@wandernauta2449 Oh I said that because of the way you said it made it sound like *you* did see him play.

  • @dresantorini1770
    @dresantorini1770 Před 2 měsíci +4

    If he was playing today he would be a 3rd division player

  • @bestfunnyvideos1519
    @bestfunnyvideos1519 Před 2 lety +5

    Bobby Moore was an elite defender among other top international defenders in his time he played against

  • @dredoc1
    @dredoc1 Před 3 lety +426

    After watching his goals and assists I now think he's better than I thought.

    • @muhdmultazam342
      @muhdmultazam342 Před 3 lety +16

      Against some kindergarten yeah...

    • @miran592
      @miran592 Před 3 lety +41

      @@muhdmultazam342 la liga was considered farmers league bro

    • @hellowalkman4506
      @hellowalkman4506 Před 3 lety +16

      @@muhdmultazam342 this is all WC footage

    • @fluteisland
      @fluteisland Před 3 lety +11

      if pele played today he would just be another cavani ahahahaha

    • @aclock2
      @aclock2 Před 3 lety +52

      @@fluteisland If he played today he would be much better than he was due to the better environment, food, coaching, training equipments....etc. Likewise, if Messi and Ronaldo grew in that era, they would be much worse than they are today.

  • @THC_Club_North_HTX
    @THC_Club_North_HTX Před 3 lety +268

    Imagine if Pele had the kind of training, recovery, quality teammates and coaches as in today’s game. He would have been 10X better.

    • @oravlaoravla2206
      @oravlaoravla2206 Před 3 lety +17

      Pele had the best teammates.

    • @Vladimirputin11111
      @Vladimirputin11111 Před 3 lety +3

      Pele had the best teammate,,
      If US goes war against Vatican city/Luxemburg, do you think luxemburg has chance to win??
      So pele had the best teammates,,,,,
      Look at today defenders!!
      812 match 757,,,
      Us can easily destroy luxemburg in one day,, cause they don't have much defence as compare to Us,,,
      Modern day football is extremely competitive... Future football will be more competitive...
      He was the best in his generation and one of the greatest ever,,, but Not the greatest of all time..
      (I think Ronaldinho is better than pele)

    • @standopowah
      @standopowah Před 3 lety +2

      @@Vladimirputin11111 so messi isn't the goat either

    • @agyemanboaten4385
      @agyemanboaten4385 Před 3 lety +10

      Madness! Players were not protected like today. Defenders could butcher attackers any way they wanted. You had to kill a guy to get a red card. Moreover he created a lot of assists like Messi. Finally the narrator sounds like a 25 year old, who needs to see more players

    • @aniketkumar197
      @aniketkumar197 Před 3 lety +1

      @@standopowah nobody is goat man.. There's no footballer who can hands down be called the goat.. There is some kind of a blot on everyone's career

  • @victorthanosdrakopoulos2650

    "There were no elite defenders of that time"
    Beckenbauer: The best defender of all time.
    Yes, sure.

  • @kaz9781
    @kaz9781 Před rokem +2

    in 100 years people will be making videos about ronaldo and messi and calling them overated

  • @ronaldkigen3674
    @ronaldkigen3674 Před 5 lety +1980

    Guys he is talking about paylay
    Not our pele.
    I get it now
    Like video

  • @noahsamuelholde5810
    @noahsamuelholde5810 Před 4 lety +1921

    "only" won 3 world cups 😂

  • @ronniep9272
    @ronniep9272 Před 2 lety +29

    He wasn't overrated at all. He had the dribbling ability and creativity of Messi and the speed, two footedness and aerial ability of Ronaldo. Him and Messi have scored the most solo goals in history.

    • @juliorodriguez1993
      @juliorodriguez1993 Před rokem +1

      Sure look at those 6 years old kids dribbles, impressive aren’t they?

  • @Lumantrix
    @Lumantrix Před rokem +3

    Anyone else have this video recommend to them on the Day Pele died

  • @IIrogers
    @IIrogers Před 3 lety +139

    1958 = he was just 17, bro
    1962 = he got injured
    1966 = injured again
    1970 = to be fair with him, even though the team was amazing, and Jairzinho was the top goal scorer, Pele played so well and was the best in that tournment. He kinda silenced the haters that believed he could not be a protagonist in a world cup

    • @ObsKureKaraoke
      @ObsKureKaraoke Před 3 lety +14

      With Pele in the game it was easy for Jairzinho to score a lot of goals. Nobody in the world says Jairzinho was the best of 70's Cup.

    • @IIrogers
      @IIrogers Před 3 lety +1

      @@ObsKureKaraoke exactly

    • @euphoriaggaminghd
      @euphoriaggaminghd Před 2 lety +6

      Exactly. Pele had 7 assists in the world cup 1970. That's more than messi or ronaldo have had in their 4 world cups combined! And pele started off 1962 world cup very well, with a goal and assist in his only game before getting injured. These fools who say he was carried by Brazil are delusional

    • @johnhonai4601
      @johnhonai4601 Před rokem

      @@euphoriaggaminghd Then please don't mention the 1962 win. Pele fans want to claim backyard goals as well as give him credit for team's win where he never played.

    • @maximusp210
      @maximusp210 Před rokem

      @@euphoriaggaminghd oh wow he played one GOOD GAME in the first round n then was OUT…can u really say he deserves the Glory of saying HE WON THAT WORLD CUP..be real man

  • @sandalphoncpu
    @sandalphoncpu Před 2 lety +915

    Imagine having more World Cups than most countries just for a nobody to say “it’s ONLY 3”

    • @HerotsLament
      @HerotsLament Před 2 lety +27

      He only won them because the sport was easy back then, no real competition like today. Pele is an embarrassment to the sport nowadays.

    • @SWEETTOAST1708
      @SWEETTOAST1708 Před 2 lety +147

      @@HerotsLament u are just another toxic Ronaldo or Messi fan aren't u

    • @cutierosa2404
      @cutierosa2404 Před 2 lety +125

      @@HerotsLament right. so lets say we put pele in a modern era- having been raised with the same training, coaching, etc. of the modern era. you think he wouldnt match ronaldo and messi toe for toe?

    • @regisblessbin1937
      @regisblessbin1937 Před 2 lety +56

      @@cutierosa2404 doesn't matter cutie, he still got 3 wc's in his name, do messi and ronaldo even have 1? no i didn't think so, so stop making these excuses and go on with your life.

    • @DaviFigueiraChavez
      @DaviFigueiraChavez Před 2 lety +76

      @@HerotsLament If Pelé were born in Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo era he would have acess to modern technology and information, in conclusion: He would be a modern football beast like he were in his time

  • @sreerajp2325
    @sreerajp2325 Před rokem +3

    Respect Pele 🙏 he is not an overrated player. At that time football was not well developed. Unlike this video

  • @marlosbarroso
    @marlosbarroso Před rokem +6

    Pele popularised football, and he played a major role to the popularity of football today world wide. Pele was the first GOAT no matter what people think nobody can take this achievement from him just like nobody can deny the fact that Yuri Gagarin was the first human to go to space.

  • @pranavborikar3100
    @pranavborikar3100 Před 4 lety +96

    Says Pele wasn't voted best in 1958 WC. Doesn't mention he was Brazil's topscorer
    Says he wasn't their topscorer in 1970 but doesn't mention he was voted as best player
    Unbiased isn't it

    • @hellowalkman4506
      @hellowalkman4506 Před 4 lety +12

      LMAO so true. The problem is Raymar completely ripped off this video topic from 2 hit pieces on Pele. He did absolutely little to no research for his own.

    • @IamSuperEffective
      @IamSuperEffective Před 3 lety +7

      @@hellowalkman4506 Exactly, such a pathetic video

    • @user-zn2in6pr2u
      @user-zn2in6pr2u Před 3 lety +8

      and he loves to dickride messi for being a playmaker, being able to score and assist a ton. yet when it comes to pele, doesn’t even mention his 1970 world cup inwhich he solidified as the best playmaker the world has ever seen. his last world cup campaign ended in 4 goals and 5 assists, even scored and assisted in the final against that 1970 Italy team which had zoff, fachetti, zoff, giani, and riva.

    • @MrPulimen
      @MrPulimen Před 3 lety +4

      He was Brazil top scorer cause the dude only played in Brazil all his life. If you wanna be the best, you have to go to Europe where the challenge is at.

    • @revlismorningstar825
      @revlismorningstar825 Před 3 lety +1

      @@user-zn2in6pr2u I'm more of a Ronaldo fan than Messi, and I can say with certainty that Messi is Leagues above Pele😂

  • @arlofs
    @arlofs Před 3 lety +902

    Pele, Garrincha, Jairzinho, Maradona and Beckenbauer would be freaking machines on the field with today’s training, and quality shoes, balls and turf.

    • @jensmatthewdawson6997
      @jensmatthewdawson6997 Před 3 lety +15

      True

    • @pamuk7
      @pamuk7 Před 3 lety +15

      100% 👍

    • @jakkaxn5513
      @jakkaxn5513 Před 3 lety +48

      Everyone forgot gerd muller

    • @jensmatthewdawson6997
      @jensmatthewdawson6997 Před 3 lety +10

      @@jakkaxn5513 you mean Van Basten I mean if you compare what Van Basten won against what Gerd Muller won, Van Basten wins way more.

    • @jakkaxn5513
      @jakkaxn5513 Před 3 lety +38

      @@jensmatthewdawson6997 wht gerd muller won 2 ballon dor and he scored in worldcup final and euro final then he scored in 2 champions league final too. Only Messi has scored more goals in a calendar year than him . Most of the German and Bayern players regarding him as a greatest of all time

  • @lucanovaes8341
    @lucanovaes8341 Před rokem +2

    My guy was saying “he didn’t score against really great teams in the exhibition matches” as he dribbled 7 Milan defenders

  • @goshu7009
    @goshu7009 Před rokem +3

    Guys, stop comparing players and people in general, who are from different generations. The football during Pele have nothing to do with football today. Understand this already. Till 90's most countries didnt have proffesional football. Half of the players were dentists, doctors, hunters or some other sport and were participating in tournaments just to fill the empty spot of the team.
    In some countries, football have long traditions, in some other - very short.

  • @wenxian3316
    @wenxian3316 Před 3 lety +870

    just imagine kids 50 years down the road calling messi and ronaldo overrated.... not hating just saying

    • @HnlWorld
      @HnlWorld Před 2 lety +53

      It will happen because football will probably advance more just like modern and football from 50 years ago

    • @everythingisawesome2903
      @everythingisawesome2903 Před 2 lety +36

      You know it will happen, it's human nature

    • @hetalmistry7416
      @hetalmistry7416 Před 2 lety +16

      @@everythingisawesome2903 No it will happen because of development in sport and skills in pele's time it was mostly body feints and nutmegs now there are many skills

    • @mHANIF-xl3rx
      @mHANIF-xl3rx Před 2 lety +16

      @@hetalmistry7416 you're acting as if he is an advanced todays players playing against bunch of an old men,
      Advancment aspect, so he is just as advanced as others at top level, now imagine him playing with all advanced conditions today.

    • @cezarmagicchess2679
      @cezarmagicchess2679 Před 2 lety +7

      At least we have a lot of proofs unlike this fraud.

  • @rodolfoaoliveira
    @rodolfoaoliveira Před 4 lety +740

    "He scored a lot against Brazilian small teams"
    Then talks up a lot of players who played for those small teams that helped Brazil win its first three world cup.

    • @amknight7085
      @amknight7085 Před 4 lety +70

      look at it this way:
      if prem is a 10/10 nowadays
      and the brazilian league 6/10
      then
      prem was 3/10 back then
      while the brazilian league was a 5/10
      just an example those arent facts but an easy way to unterstand

    • @OdysseyObscura
      @OdysseyObscura Před 4 lety +2

      AMKnight 👍

    • @rafiusk56
      @rafiusk56 Před 4 lety +16

      Most of his goals here in Brazil were in the State Championship, in which there are teams that don't even are in national divisions

    • @madridistasejati5358
      @madridistasejati5358 Před 4 lety +2

      Most of Brazil NT in Pele's era was actually played for Santos.

    • @thequality6384
      @thequality6384 Před 4 lety +9

      But all those players were attackers. Him scoring 5 in a game against amateurs isn't impressive just because the opponent had a great ATTACKER.

  • @hamburger149
    @hamburger149 Před rokem +36

    "The level of football that Pele was playing against at that time was not exceptional at all"
    This is how ridiculous your point is.
    Pele was the greatest because he was way ahead of his time. You can't compare Pele to Messi or Ronaldo, they played in very different eras. Everything was different. You can only compare a player with his contemporaries.

    • @close5861
      @close5861 Před rokem +1

      Even if iPhone 5 was the best apple smartphone of its time, you can't deny the fact that iPhone 14 is the best apple smartphone of all time.
      Now, see how ridiculous your point is?

    • @hamburger149
      @hamburger149 Před rokem +2

      @@close5861 that's how dumb an argument can be... you need a neurologist asap

    • @close5861
      @close5861 Před rokem

      @@hamburger149 Sure, believe whatever you want, not even sure who you need for this disease.

    • @hamburger149
      @hamburger149 Před rokem

      @@close5861 just chill bro

    • @caravela2002
      @caravela2002 Před rokem +1

      @@close5861 can't understand an simple text. congrats

  • @aalkhalaf1
    @aalkhalaf1 Před 2 lety +5

    Pele overrated?! This is the biggest joke in football history. Pele is the king of football.

  • @jonhwesley2011
    @jonhwesley2011 Před 3 lety +48

    The part about the goals, it's good to remember that Santos decided to tour on Europe beacause of the money, letting Brazil in second place. That's why he has so many unofficial goals. But those goals were against europeans teams.

  • @davide7046
    @davide7046 Před 4 lety +222

    If u go to an old brazilian man and ask him about Pelé, he looks down and takes his hat down, because he is "o Rei" (the king)
    But if you ask him about Garrincha, he looks down and cries, because he was "a alegria do povo" (joy/happiness of the people) this is pretty self explanatory

    • @julkernyne8925
      @julkernyne8925 Před 4 lety +1

      Sums up the video it seems

    • @dicitencellovoyais7914
      @dicitencellovoyais7914 Před 4 lety +11

      When Santos went to play the final against Penarol, the headline in the newspaper was like "King kong arrived in Montevideo", there was physical and psychological abuse and the only answer was to play football and not cry on Twitter. There were several stories of the Intercontinental Cup when Europeans went to play in Argentina and Uruguay, bizarre history as players threw stones at European strikers, etc. Only on youtube with portuguese language. "The era of the pelé were poor defenders"...HAHAHAHAHA he absolutely does not know the absurd stories of the Copa Libertadores.

    • @firstnamelastname-rz5xl
      @firstnamelastname-rz5xl Před 4 lety

      @@dicitencellovoyais7914 you copy pastin'?

    • @firstnamelastname-rz5xl
      @firstnamelastname-rz5xl Před 4 lety

      @@dicitencellovoyais7914 racism still exists and players now do get injured by the user of hands and legs like Messi got in the el classico and Ronaldo's eye also bled in one of his real Madrid days

    • @lsf698
      @lsf698 Před 3 lety +2

      @@firstnamelastname-rz5xl Man there is no comparison between defenders in tha era and today. There was much more violence. Brazialian teams often chose to not participate in Libertadores Cup because of the crazy things could happen in Buenos Aires or Montevideo, things like the policemen beating players during halftime! Nowadays with television and the like the players cant be so violent. Pele was special because he could do that stuff even against so much violent defenders, since he was very strong compared to other players.

  • @ev.c6
    @ev.c6 Před rokem +2

    You are not putting things into the correct perspective. Football was indeed completely different from what it is today, and that's exactly why Pelé was so great. He came from a very poor family, in a city without no prospects whatsoever. This guy was raised in the dirt, barely being able to eat decent daily meals. Nowadays football players are taken from a young age to football schools with formidable infrastructure. They have doctors, proper meals and education. They even receive salaries! That did not exist back then. Furthermore, Pelé managed to develop all of this technique by himself, there was no personal trainer to tell him what to do. In the 50s, it was pretty much the trainer and the players. Things are much different today.

  • @VydeoGramesJunk
    @VydeoGramesJunk Před rokem +5

    You cant compare the standards of those times to these times. You compare based on the era they were in, meaning only his peers.

  • @wat5
    @wat5 Před 2 lety +692

    I truly feels a bit annoying when someone says pele is overrated or compare him to modern days footballer because remember at that times football itself wasn’t that popular and there was no format, sponsor, training technique etc and pele just pops up out of nowhere dominating leagues, creating the standard, the beauty of football and eventually turning himself into a god of football.

    • @ta7ta7toutou
      @ta7ta7toutou Před 2 lety +5

      True

    • @RichardBono
      @RichardBono Před rokem +93

      @@user-ln6wn5po2w its easier to paint nowaday, but how many "Mona Lisa" we got?

    • @jimmygeeraets9039
      @jimmygeeraets9039 Před rokem +16

      cruijf has set the standard for modern football. not pele

    • @raaxdrizzio9975
      @raaxdrizzio9975 Před rokem +23

      @A B how was it easier for him if he played in those conditions aswell?

    • @rushyscoper1651
      @rushyscoper1651 Před rokem +12

      @A B only for him, pale had the skills messi, neymar and the mindset of cr7, i have no doubt he would be great footballer nowadays would he be the best? it would be like ppl arguing messi or cr7.
      but one thing for sure no one would have been able to do what he did back then, he just had the raw talent and skills that didn't even exist yet to be even improved latter on, they would be great but wouldn't create a revolution

  • @davimonteirodecarvalhojuni8550

    I am just a little unsure about two topics:
    1. At that time, most football players who played in their national squad also played for teams inside their own countries, and considering that Brazil was practically dominating world cup titles at that time, it's very likely that Brazil had the best teams, and the best league. Sure there were bad teams as there are bad teams today in top level leagues across Europe - but still, it's likely Brazil had the best league.
    2. Santos denied to play official matches (like Copa Libertadores) in order to play friendlies around the world, and, as far as I'm concerned, most of these friendlies were in Europe against the top-tier level teams of their respective countries - and these teams were actually ardously trying to defeat Santos and Pele. Hence, I would assume some of these goals in friendly matches may be not a big deal (e.g. army matches), but as far as I'm concerned (did not do deep research on each match, and how players were motivated to play), most of them were against top level teams of their respective countries seriously playing against Santos and Pele.

    • @Aloha698
      @Aloha698 Před rokem +6

      That is just a little sample of the Eurocentric mindset 🙄 we stop caring years ago ..

  • @nguyenai1337
    @nguyenai1337 Před 5 měsíci +2

    Brazil is the machine of football stars. And they called a 17 years old for WorldCup. That boy made hat-trick in semifinal. 😂

  • @saronbrandao
    @saronbrandao Před rokem +4

    What a bunch of nonsense arguments.

  • @janetduran2090
    @janetduran2090 Před 4 lety +452

    When he said you can’t say someone is good when you haven’t seen them play but you can’t say someone is overrated when you haven’t seen a single game

    • @hellowalkman4506
      @hellowalkman4506 Před 4 lety +60

      Hypocrisy at its best

    • @Tubsidio
      @Tubsidio Před 4 lety +10

      Plus... seeing players on TV is completly different than seeing live...

    • @alelexex
      @alelexex Před 4 lety +25

      @@Tubsidio How is it different, you still see them play

    • @koburrr
      @koburrr Před 4 lety +3

      alexxan watching live games makes a big difference

    • @alelexex
      @alelexex Před 4 lety +7

      @@koburrr I'm asking why

  • @validsalad1171
    @validsalad1171 Před 4 lety +155

    Imagine calling somebody over rated and not being able to say their name right

  • @uberrrmensch
    @uberrrmensch Před rokem +3

    The first thing I checked was the date of uploading. Thought it was uploaded on 1st April👀

  • @leopostiglione5420
    @leopostiglione5420 Před rokem +4

    It's all fun and games till the legends pass away R.I.P

  • @johnnyuchiha6449
    @johnnyuchiha6449 Před 3 lety +70

    Marodona = First Hokage
    Pele: Sage of the Six Paths

    • @tiveqcriarcontanova
      @tiveqcriarcontanova Před 3 lety +13

      Messi = Sasuke (genius)
      Ronaldo = Naruto (hardwork)

    • @SportLoversINT
      @SportLoversINT Před 3 lety +7

      Pele = Kaguya
      Messi = Naruto
      Ronaldo = Sasuke
      Maradona = Dms Kakashi
      Sakura = Lingard

    • @liketobecalled
      @liketobecalled Před 3 lety +2

      This is amazing

    • @camisa993
      @camisa993 Před 3 lety

      @@SportLoversINT
      Pele Kaguya
      Maradona Madara
      Naruto Messi
      Sasuke Cristiano
      Sakura:Dembele 😂😂😂😂

    • @pixelvapour1960
      @pixelvapour1960 Před 3 lety

      @@tiveqcriarcontanova Haaland = Naruto (Hard work)

  • @fabiank4396
    @fabiank4396 Před 3 lety +402

    Even in this video you can clearly see how good he was.

    • @piscesman54
      @piscesman54 Před 2 lety +22

      Playing against static cones on the pitch?

    • @gabrielvillegas5508
      @gabrielvillegas5508 Před 2 lety +2

      Forgive him bro. The man is confused just like Pele 😭😭😁😁

    • @elbuki4006
      @elbuki4006 Před 2 lety +15

      @@gabrielvillegas5508
      nah it’s actually pele that’s making them look like that, defenders back then were still pretty technical, ex: Bobby moore’s tackle on pele search it up, winning the World Cup and scoring goals against the very best winning libertadores, not being in europe because he was a national athlete, being the best talent in his era, no one in Europe, Africa, South America ect could ever show his leg explosiveness, control of the ball, quick footwork, power on his shooting. Pele was an unreal talent,

    • @elbuki4006
      @elbuki4006 Před 2 lety +5

      @@gabrielvillegas5508
      if you actually look messi dribbling against la liga players they look just as bad or maybe even worse

    • @elbuki4006
      @elbuki4006 Před 2 lety +2

      @@gabrielvillegas5508
      defenders shown in the video are showing actually some kind of level in marking and tackling, they seemed to be coping with him, and not going yolo like every ignorant you seem to be saying, pele just had too much footwork and dribbling

  • @lonestar6709
    @lonestar6709 Před 2 lety +3

    Only 3 world cups? How about stopping a war? How about the international sporting body awarding him the "Athlete of the Century" award?
    How about his 1.07 goal per game average against European opposition?
    But hey... the Euros doubt some of his goals, so they can push their Ronaldo/Messi agenda. So he must be overrated, right?
    What a joke. Not only is he 'not' overrated. He's actually better than people say he is.
    That is all.

  • @plasteredbastard
    @plasteredbastard Před rokem +3

    the aims of this video were poorly served, I left doubling down pelé is the greatest to ever walk on to a professional pitch.

  • @aurelioaguilar6639
    @aurelioaguilar6639 Před 3 lety +202

    He wasn't overrated he was just ahead of his time = if he were to play in today's competitions I know his game would improve to match his skills with today's defenders.

    • @krnwilldoit
      @krnwilldoit Před 3 lety +7

      Nah overrated

    • @thesecret6019
      @thesecret6019 Před 3 lety +13

      @@krnwilldoit Okay salty Messi fangirl

    • @krnwilldoit
      @krnwilldoit Před 3 lety +1

      The Secret Messi who? Don’t like that overrated peace of shit , and if someone being salty I mean look at yourself with that shitty comeback

    • @lekanogunsola438
      @lekanogunsola438 Před 3 lety +4

      @@krnwilldoit messi isnt overated

    • @krnwilldoit
      @krnwilldoit Před 3 lety +1

      lekan Ogunsola I hope
      Your joking

  • @MrAdolphgervas
    @MrAdolphgervas Před 3 lety +244

    Actually this video shows how great Pele was

    • @fluteisland
      @fluteisland Před 3 lety +5

      if pele played today he would just be another cavani ahahahaha

    • @duhurensohn8416
      @duhurensohn8416 Před 3 lety +1

      he wassnt

    • @aingelcsmith
      @aingelcsmith Před 3 lety

      Davinci 225 it actually doesn’t

    • @armose2243
      @armose2243 Před 3 lety +5

      @@fluteisland if Ronaldo and Messi played that time they wouldn’t even made it

    • @scarfacexxzzyt50yearsago52
      @scarfacexxzzyt50yearsago52 Před 3 lety +1

      @@armose2243 stfu they would be like gods or u dumb or something

  • @Brekner
    @Brekner Před rokem +6

    He was way more influencial to the game than anyone before and probably since. I'd compare it to chess. The best players of the 60s and 70s would lose 9/10 games against the best players today, but that doesn't mean they weren't great. As you said, times change and sports evolve, but winning something and being the best of your generation can never be taken away.

    • @johnhonai4601
      @johnhonai4601 Před rokem +1

      You said it. Pele was great. But not Greatest of All Time (GOAT)

  • @carloshenriquesabytdallab-hame

    I’m Brazilian and I can guarantee that if you ask any Brazilian who is their favorite Footballer they are all gonna say Pelé, and one elite defender that Pelé played against is the legend Bobby Moore. Pelé revolutionized football and he is not overrated.

    • @pedrovilasgomes9144
      @pedrovilasgomes9144 Před 5 měsíci

      I don't think the favorite, but every Brazilian will say he is the greatest

  • @haaziq7182
    @haaziq7182 Před 3 lety +1618

    Imagine winning 3 world cups only to get disrespected by jack on twitter

    • @fluteisland
      @fluteisland Před 3 lety +91

      if pele played today he would just be another cavani ahahahaha

    • @bruhbruh8892
      @bruhbruh8892 Před 3 lety +25

      Did you not watch the videos? Morons like you don’t even watch the video, don’t comment if you ain’t gonna listen

    • @MACH15-20
      @MACH15-20 Před 3 lety +150

      @@bruhbruh8892 Raymar said in reference to Cristiano Ronaldo calling Pele the best player ever, ”how can you call someone the greatest player ever if you have never even seen them play?” And I reply by asking: How can YOU Raymar call someone the most overrated player of all time if you have never even seen them play??
      2. He said that alot of Peles goals was scored in friendlies and against poor teams. That is false because 78% of those goals were scored against top tier first division teams. And friendlies didnt carry the low importance that they do today, the proof of this is that Pele has virtually the same goal per game ratio in competitive and friendly games (0.92 and 0.94) and he brought up goals scored in the military which was only 13 goals. He also brought up high scoring games and tried to make a false narrative out of it. The Santos of Pele only played in 14 games where they scored 8 goals or more. Now remember that Pele played 1400 games so he tried to make a false narrative out of literally 1% of Peles games. He clearly doesnt know what he’s talking about, just throwing out slanderous accusations without knowledge. He also used the brazilian Juventus as an example of this but thereby making the viewers think he never played against the Juventus of Italy or scoring against them which he did twice. In fact he has a higher goal ratio against Italian and European teams.
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      Then he said that the quality of players back then wasnt good and tried to insinuate that modern defenders are better and bringing up Sergio Ramos who isnt a world class defender. In fact it’s the opposite, more classical defendeds played back then than now. I cant think about many classical defenders in the modern game like Giacinto Fachetti, Tarcisio Burgnich, Franz Beckenbauer, Bobby Moore, Elias Figueroa, Nilton and Djalma Santos, Karl Heinz Schnelinger etc. Corroboration without evidence is worth nothing. Then he proceeded with a nonsensical argument that supposedly many people think Pele is WC top scorer which is a knock on peoples ignorance, not on Pele. However Pele has the best goal contribution ratio of all time. 12 goals in 13 world cup games and 10 assists aswell which is the world record of assists in the world cup. After that he proceeded saying Pele was ” outperformed” which is false but even more, no such thing exists in a team sport playing games in the world cup because you are there trying to help your team win at all cost, not to stat padd. Secondly he didnt mention that Pele was top scorer of Brazil at the 1958 World Cup in Sweden as a SEVENTEEN YEAR OLD!! And won best Young player. Then he said that Pele ”wasnt even the top scorer in 1970 instead Jairzinho was” but foolishly failing to mention who in fact it was that gave Jairzinho many assists setting the current standing world record of assists in a single wc tournament and the wc assist record in total. He should also have mentioned that Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Johan Cruyff, Diego Maradona and many other great players never were top scorers in the world cup. After that he amusingly brought up Luis Felipe Scolari quoting him as saying that Pele knows nothing about football. But I ask you what the heck has that got to do with anything about Pele as a football player?? Felipe Scolari the same man who managed Brazil to a historic 1-7 defeat against Germany at home. He also said Pele only has two World Cups because he got injured but that’s not a knock on Pele or any other player getting injured like Messi in the 2006 Champions League or Brazilian Ronaldo not playing a single minut at the 1994 World Cup. Finally he proceeded to name some marvelous Pele records and immidately after that blithely and inanely calling him ”the most overrated player of all time” what a bafoon.

    • @bruhbruh8892
      @bruhbruh8892 Před 3 lety +5

      @@MACH15-20 because it’s not the same thing you fucking absolute clown.

    • @bruhbruh8892
      @bruhbruh8892 Před 3 lety +12

      @@MACH15-20 also no, the defense back then was worse, many of the top few players were only the top few players, not to mention he counts friendlies, he overrated

  • @raodivyanshu9918
    @raodivyanshu9918 Před 3 lety +241

    Look at how the ball is moving on ground, these days grounds are so smooth. Controlling the ball back then must have been more difficult
    He didn't just score goals, he uplifted football as a game

    • @quint4785
      @quint4785 Před 2 lety +9

      If we were to send Messi for example back in time to play during Pele's era Messi would absolutely stomp on everyone, probably scoring almost every attack solo. Saying that older generation players are better just is not true.

    • @Asriuh
      @Asriuh Před 2 lety

      @@quint4785 learn to read bozo

    • @sonnyblack9618
      @sonnyblack9618 Před rokem +14

      @@quint4785 lol messi would be injured at that time after a couple of games

    • @marcosdheleno
      @marcosdheleno Před rokem +24

      @@quint4785 dude, pele got hit by around 15-20 fouls EVERY MATCH. with people intentionaly aiming to break him since there were no cards yet. also, the offside rules were more dificult to play as if ANY player of the team was in offside, the entire play would be dismissed.
      not only that, the guy went on a tour with santos, 130 matches against eurpoean clubs and even national teams, with 144 goals scored by him.
      he was so good, fiat offered stocks to have him play on juventus.
      he never got a BD for the simple fact he wasnt european, as that was an european player trophy. and, if they were, according to fifa themselves, Pele would've gotten 7, same as messi.
      there was also the fact the ball was incredibly hard to control, with terrible fields to play in.
      he was so good, the guy even got knighted by queen Elizabeth.
      his matches were so important to the sport, it was literaly used to stop a war.
      tell me, how many players do you think are able to achieve that? and he wasnt just a striker, the guy also had an impressive number of assists as well.

    • @aldwinberlien3775
      @aldwinberlien3775 Před rokem +3

      The ball was heavier at the time too

  • @franciscogayosso5401
    @franciscogayosso5401 Před rokem +2

    Pele was on a mission to score not to fall and ask for a penalty ....also his teamates say nobody was at his level ....