How England Built A New Golden Generation | England's Revolutionised Youth System |
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Where would you rate England's squad in terms of talent, compared to other top footballing nations?
Brazil
France
Portugal
England
Argentina
Spain...
N so on
Definitely better than Scotland
Brazil,
France,
England,
USA,
Belgium.
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How I wish the media in England will stay off England's talents with their unnecessary hypes and allow England's talents to mature naturally....!!
France Spain Italy England
Sir I would be pleased if you would do Euro 2020 tactics..Good research on this video 🔥
England squad will be kicking ass in about 3-4 years.
Right now it is a mixed bag of people with lot of promise.
The Rashford, Sancho generation is yet to come to fore.
I will never understand why it costs so much to coach in England. This is why the likes of Alladyce, Pardew and Hodgson are constantly recycled. FA please wake up to this issue!!
True.. in Germany they are continuously having new young coaches with idea but English clubs always seem to prefer proven, experienced & old coaches.
That's why Germany is producing exceptional coaches consistently.
the "old boy "system and monopoly of opportunities by the majority to maintain advantage and preveldge in a multicultural society
It is not a matter of waking up it is just bureaucratic corruption so that is not going to change any time soon.
It is expensive in England because it is protection racket to keep coaching jobs for former players who have more disposable cash and don't have the education to get well paid jobs outside of football. Footballers up until the last 10 years really had very poor educations in England, so making it really expensive to get elite sport coaching qualifications would prevent more normal people with education getting into soccer coaching, so more coaching jobs for former players who couldn't do anything else.
we should go for graham potter or brendan rodgers they are tactical genius
They started using smaller clubs players instead of just the top 6
That’s because England’s only good players used to be the ones from top 6 clubs cuz they were the only ones getting good coaching
Great video. I am a UEFA B coach and the major thing about this video is coaching the coaches. You have to ask yourself, where are the recent champions league winning managers from. Tuchel, Flick, Klopp, Zidane, Heynckes. And when was the last Premier League winner manager from England - 1993 (Howard Wilkinson). After finishing my B I don't feel I was 'taught'. I wish I could do these overseas but there is so much red tape!?
How did you obtain a UEFA B qualification
@@joshua2510 Was with an academy at the time. I asked the question and they put me on a BeSpoke UEFA B.
@@shadowz4780 oh wow that’s cool
It wasn't the prem it was the old English 1st division in 1992.
Having the talent is one thing, having those talents work together to win something of significance is another. There are many contributing reasons to it, but I'm still very shocked that in-between 2000-2010 England failed to carry a trophy. Their golden generation won nothing 💀
Sven bloody Eriksson sticking Scholes on the left because he was the most self effacing.
Not win a titel? Can happen but they didnt even reach the semis, thats bad.
the golden generation was a myth
They were just too stacked in midfield lol 😂
somehow declan rice and kalvin philips on midfield do better than gerrard and lampard in euros
I play too much football manager that i knew everything in england is inflated, including the national team's players' value 🤷🏻♂️
For me the type of managers that came to manage the PL ended up changing the type players we used. We care for technique now much more than strength and physique. We still have the balance of both but a bit more for technique than we used to.
Thx for this vid it will cure my disappointment in hearing that lenglet will stay at Barca next season.
Hopefully they relegate him to the bench.
@@thetdproject5304 Koeman doesn’t have the guts to do that. You can see when he tried to carelessly implement Roberto into the squad because he’s one of our captains.
How do you know? I really hope they sign Koundé or Pau Torres. Lenglet is shit and i hoped he would be sold
@@josevanmourinho272 Lenglet confirmed himself he’s staying check one football. And because of that those defenders won’t even come....
Lenglet is the worst cb playing at a big club
Wow! Seriously wow! I believe you should cover more of such content. It felt refreshing and I really appreciate the extent of research that has been put into it. 🙏🏼
Now they play 4 RBs in a match lol
Really interesting topics, specifically playing 5 a-side, and not 11v11. Wouldn’t expect one could do such a video explaining why a country now has better players.
The futsal heavy technical skill nations tend to produce better individual players.
I lived in Barcelona for 5 years and honestly the futsal style of play made my control, vision and pass and move game 10x better. Imagine a nation of Xavi's and Iniesta style players and you've basically got an idea of what your average street game looks like
@@Iron-Bridge I'm from Brazil and futsal was extremely important to promote young players like Ronaldinho from Rio Grande do Sul, Ronaldo, Robinho, Neymar, Edmundo, Rivelino and even Pelé. unfortunately today we are going the opposite way, betting more on tactics than technique, besides our social and technological development, further reducing the number of young people playing football.
Missing out on euro 2008 was a huge wakeup call for England. I suppose we should thank Croatia on that dreary rainy night in November for the incredible quality England is now producing.
Great video! I've been impressed by the sudden influx of English talent and honestly chucked that up to chance rather than the product of a long term strategy
Seeing the Golden Generation line up in a 4-2-3-1 made me cry
Explain why?
@@player52819 they never really did that in an actual match, stuck to a flat 4-4-2 mostly, may have been more effective if they changed...although the lack of a true defensive mid may have been a problem
@@shahzebhasan9995 we had Carrick who could do that role but it's due to our incompetent manager
@@ahadhussain8060 most underrated player in that squad
@@shahzebhasan9995 _u forgot that Carrick existed?_
England’s talent won’t matter if they don’t even have a starting 11 yet let’s be honest
Would be nice if there's a club like Barca and Real in England, where the majority of the national team came from these two clubs (back in the days).
Just a few years ago people were panicking about the lack of minutes English footballers were getting in premier league. Funny how it can change so quickly.
Media pressure in UK has always been too expectant 'Golden generation'... Now we have a manager who chooses form and correct positions to play! To get to a final would fill me with glee enough 🏴🙏
England not uk
The presentation is something else
Great insight. Keep up the good works!
Loved this kind of video, learned a lot ,you should do more of these!
Good job as a always from this perfect channel 👏👏👏
An excellent video. Thank you!
Make a video on positon intruction, responsibilities and tactics for Midfielders
Make a video on allegri and Ancelotti tactics please . Love your videos
Possibly the best video I’ve seen this channel upload
Partially I do believe England's new revolution in the football world is partially on "Pep Guardiola" and there is many reasons for it :
- When he came to the PL , it took him one season to adapt , and after that he make City won 3 PL out of 5 , and one of them with 100 points. He encourage players to play with courage , be aggresive , and exploit their qualities. He even forced many teams to play defensive against them
- Even though he have spend so much money , we can't denied that he likes to promote the youth , an example of this is Phil Foden
- He might not won a Champions League yet since 2011 , but he gives all his team that insane consistency of always winning , something that now England have adopted on their youth academies.
- Pep Guardiola has this method of mixing the young players that have lots of potential to explode with the veteran players , which in this case England will do for the Euro 2021 , and I think it will be great !
- There is no denying on that , when he was in Barcelona , Spain won the World Cup and Euro 2012 , when he was in Bayern , Germany won the World Cup , and when he was in City , England make it to the semis after a long time , and now are having a boom on youth players.
Give me one player instead of foden,walker and sterling who has been in competition for the first team
@@krishnanshsrivastava7282 Idk if you read correctly but when I said "The Youth" I did not mean "only English Youth" , there is many youth players like Rodri , Braim Diaz , Sancho that have been with Pep. Also , you forgot Stones on your list lol.
@@henryreturns1397 Sancho never played a single minute of Premier league with Man City. The only young player that Pep ever promoted in PL is foden. Rodri wasn't young when he arrived from A Madrid. Ruben Dias cost more than 50 millions. Pep didn't promote any youth academy from city except Foden
England's increase in quality is also contributed by the fact that the PL teams are now performing well in European competition and that's because of great coaches in Pep, Tuchel, Klopp and also like Pochetinno who have a good history of developing players.
England's club teams were doing very well in Europe during 'the golden generation' but the national team underachieved.
This is a great video, definitely covers some of the major points of developing talents in football. I think the thing about the needing to improve the quality of coaching is true, there's a reason why no English coach has won the prem still. Although I have seen that the FA has started to update their coaching courses.
England squad also is more cohesive as a group now than in the past.
Though I agree a really good coach is required for this squad. Southgate is average. He has been helped by a better squad.
tbf englands world cup and euro run could have been cut much shorter had they not have gone against some fairly easier teams
Agree. Southgate is not good enough to get the best out of their current generation. But most good coaches are busy working with clubs. If the England national team get someone like klopp, Conte, pep, or poch then they will be unstoppable.
@@mastershifu9149 agree. The only big team they have beaten in that run was Germany, and even they were on the verge of a major shakeup, so I dont know how much weightage to give to that win.
@@mastershifu9149 we'll have to see in the world cup. France played portugal, Germany, Iceland and Ireland on their way to euro 2016 glory and still failed. This england team have a chance.
Wonderful Analysis!!! Thanks!
This was an interesting video.
Their shift in focus of technique in the formative years and not just focusing on size, power, athleticism will/should pay dividends. Creates a bigger, deeper pool of talent.
Developing the 'English way of playing should also help. Let's see if that increases their synergy on the pitch.
Winning their opening game has already caused the It's coming home crowd to start yapping. Let's see how it goes
Your research/knowledge is crazy!
Wonderful video man
England's problem was always been tactical from my point of view rather than ego of players.
Spain played with 6 midfielder’s and adopted tactically and England couldn’t able to solve the problem of Lampard,Gerrard,Scholes,Beckham ❌
Agreed, but then again both Eriksson and Capello were rigid 4-4-2 men. Something like a midfield diamond or even a 3 man midfield with Scholes in a holding role with Gerrard alongside him in a box 2 box role and Lamps in a hybrid no.8/10 role would’ve been amazing. Some say that they played with a 4-4-2 to accommodate Becks on the right.
@@miz5138 They didn't play Diamond.
Scholes played as a Left Mid or Winger and that was the problem and after Scholes again Gerrard went in that position when Milner came in the 2010 squad.
If England's manager was a Spanish like Pep,Bosque,Enrique or German, then the manager would surely use Michael Carrick in that Holding Mid role.
But they used all of the 10's in the midfield.
And Yeah, Scholes was little bit seater in the midfield, but he also take shots and make late runs ✅
@@najmussabir6051 I actually meant they’ve could’ve played a diamond. And yeah I agree Carrick was criminally underrated and underused by both managers. Scholesy at left wing still baffles me and till this date Eriksson doesn’t have the justification for that decision. But this current group of players have tremendous potential I hope Southgate doesn’t mess this up.
@@najmussabir6051 in 2004 England used Owen heargreaves.
Great Content!!
I seem to love everything around football than the game itself. Good video and good topic.
Let's hope we can actually win a major tournament with this group of players, it would be a crime considering the amount of talent in our squad right now
Yes but there are other good teams. Let's be happy we've got good players.
Fantastic video 👌👍
Interesting video 😊
By the way would you do a preview/prediction video for the Euro/ the Copa?
Great video 👍
I was wondering this question, after seeing how so many of the new young top talents are now coming from England suddenly, its completely crazy honestly how fast talent has been sprouting in England so fast now, a shame it took so long so much talent that had been ignored for years, but crazy to see how fast such a change in system and caring more has made an instant impact.
If England thats such a football crazy nation (birth of football so no wonder) did this system they would have deffo won many cups by now more than 1 world cup.
So true I knew youth football coaches back when I was young who were frustrated at the talent that was being wasted or lost due to ineptitude and shitty protocols.
Love this channel
I big part of England’s success in developing players is largely due to the shear amount of cage football locations now available
I fucking hate them!!
Hey how about a video about how countries like Italy and Argentina produce talent ? A good video and as a teacher this is exactly how you develop kids at those early stages. I wish Canada would get its act together and develop football talent.
Congratulations to Wales’ Golden Generation accomplishing just as much as Englands’ Golden Generation
Not really??
Bro how do u get all this info????
Also take a bit of a break cuz u been working very hard
Great video
Score a goal today & an assist the next match day & your a big star in England. . . Few English players live up to the hype tbf .
That's the same for every nation you cretin.
Muito bom, gostei bastante. Continuem sempre assim.
Very interesting! Interesting that you have not mentioned the manager, Southgate. The fact that he has been leading a lot in his plan since 2010 may explain what has changed. Also, there seems to be a calmness and unity under him. Something we have no for as long as I can remember and I am 31 and thinking from about 2000
FMS great video! I am a coach in Germany working for the German football federation (Deutscher Fußball Bund DFB)on local level. I can assure you that the DFB admires the new UK system. We are discussing in the "project future" to copy the UK system which means reducing the Leagues on youth level so that Clubs are not focused on winning only --> choosing physically advanced player instead of those with the highest amount of talent. We reckognize a high number of drop out player due to lack of physicallity which we want to avoid in the future. I will share your Video with my community, thank you again for your great work
Ironic, we’ve been admiring your system for years!
England not flipping uk
Coaching is definitely England’s biggest issue. Italy for example have had so many high calibre coaches.. Mancini, Ancelotti, Conte, Allegri, Lippi, Capello, Sacchi etc.. the list goes on. Can’t think of many top English coaches from the last 20 years
Thanks for this video hopefully Southgate can guide this team properly. Can you do a tactical analysis on the Hungarian 1950s Golden Team, The Mighty Magyars?
I don't know a single reason. But, right now a humongous amount of young English talent is being pushed into the world in other sports like cricket. And even in film industry
Great video. I hope England win this year's World Cup. I'm rooting for them. I hope Southgate gets the formula right.
Wooow... Thanks FMS
Great video... funny thing Ontario Canada has tried to model their system to this but are failing miserably. With this in mind I will also attribute the culture of football in the DNA of people in the UK in general. Things like football cages, are very much overlooked as a contributing factor also. We do not have those here in Ontario. As well our bigger clubs have access to facilities first and are not relegated or promoted based on competition. Therefore they do not care to invest in coaching and often talent is spread thin throughout A, B, and C teams in the early ages. With all of this, one can conclude development is extremely complex. It is definitely a very interesting topic and would love to see a series done if you can. Example, Spain formula vs Germany formula. Spain has emphasis on competition at an early age. Teams are relegated and promoted... but have the ability to have players play by biological ages or can be pushed up based on skill 1 year
Nice info man! Would definitely watch videos on the Spain and Germany formula.
Yes England needs to change the price of coaches, they have the talented depth in squads now, super stacked and young, but they need better coach to properly utilise the most out of the players, the only reason Southgate is staying now is because there isnt a replacement
Interestingly, the results page shows we still have problems with coaching we need to make coaching cheaper. But i do think these changes to our players have been beneficial and good to see, we certainly have talented players more so than from 2012-2018.
A nice draw helped as well!
Having easy draw to final x2 helps too
England strong academy system where players are mould in a professional manner. I would like to see 6 English born players at all time in every team in the different English competition.
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Plz do a video on rb leipzeig new coach tactics
Also do a marco rose tactics
Also do all other european nation teams current tactics
Repeate with me,
Never put market value, to rank tems...
The same player:
Ramford -> England -> 150M
Rami -> Spain -> 100M
Raminho -> Brasil -> 75M
Ramon Gonzalez -> Argentina -> 25M
Wilson Ramon -> Uruguay -> 10M
True subscribers know that this one has been in the archive for months
Right now England is playing as a team, i didn't see any world class player in England squad only few like Kane, Sterling and Trent, the other is just average
England's squad has always been overloaded with stars. But they always flop. Meaning it's not about how many star players u got, it's upon team coordination n coach's tactics.
(Knowing how to make the most use of the talents is essential. Seems their full potential isn't put to use when assembled together as a team. Same with Brazil.)
Quality video. I think another thing to add, that’s completely intangible, but would bolster England’s competitive edge would be to create and boost the “winning” mentality. Going into every tournament, every game knowing and believing you can beat anyone.Eventually, this will be replicate in game performances. Ultimately, this aura and mentality can only be imposed by the Manager, get rid of Southgate, bring in a less pragmatic and risk-adverse Manager and with the array of players England have at their disposal, I don’t see why they cannot win something on the international level. If England don’t win anything in the next 5-10 years, it would be laughable.
There is a lack of world class english managers at big clubs.
Gerrard is looking good atm but must maintain his success at rangers.
Only has one team to beat
German coaches are the Best (im not german)
Nice
Obviously EPPP has had an overall positive effect on the National team, but the downside of the Elite player performance plan however is its effect on non top clubs, that firstly that the transfer fees that lower division clubs used to get for young players have been slashed by the fixed rates of compensation, additional damage has been done by the inequality allowing big clubs to recruit nationally, as well as the funding inequities from the FA… (do Man €ity really need FA funding??) These changes have meant that a number of football league clubs have just decided to fold their Academy (Brentford, Tranmere, etc) because they don’t justify their cost anymore and this is a dangerous trend on the whole for keeping the player pool as big as possible.
Could you do a video on why we have barely any good English coaches. We barely have any at the top level we are just a glorified Chinese super league with our league dominated by foreigners. I think we need a proper overhaul change like Belgium and Germany had. We won't win the world cup i feel unless that changes or we get a foreign coach.
If we couldn’t win it with Gaza and liniker
If we couldn’t do it with Gerrard Rooney lampard scholes and Beckham
If we couldn’t do it with shearer and Owen
What chance do we have with grealish and foden ?
a much better chance since the tean is better overall
You will never win a trophy because of 1 or 2 players, you need (11) players to win
Spurs of international tournaments😂
@@davidgogginsburner3369 I just got ratio’d
@@mrmeeseeks2534 happens to the best of us bud 😅
England are a top 10 team managed by a Top 10 manager but no more and probably never will be. This is why they don't usually get beyond the quarters in any tournament outside England. Ramsey's ream of 1970 was probably the best England team of all time and had the tournament been played in Europe they might have won it (had Brazil not been even better!)
Current england squad have compact defence in form stones walker and midfield like Sterling and striker like Harry kane
This is a mind blowing video. Thanks
What is your name tactical bord app
I just came here to laugh after the final
Hahahahahahahahahaha
To be honest, we won't win anything with the defensive managers we always get. Look at the talent we have up front, but yet the managers always play with a back 5 or two holding mids. It's ridiculous. But I remain optimistic. Come on England! 🏴
Hi please do an analysis for Argentina vs Brazil
You might have to do this video again or edit if they can win euros and or world cup soon
England has the potential it seems like💯
Money bruv, Man city even buys academy players bruv, Kayky recently joined for example, English clubs specially the top 6 have good development plans and buy the most promising of players... Sancho, Foden, Brahim Diaz, Ihenacho, Lucas Nmecha, recently they developed James McAtee, Palmer, Luke Mbete, Liam Delap, Wilson Esbrand, bruv I can do this all day
England always had very very very good players and even some of the legends of the game but they lacked team spirit and didn't believe in themselves.
English Star players entering at Coaching / Technical roles to pass on their knowledge
The age factor is of utmost importance.
Can you do this but for borussia dortmund?
The England team is always the same a promise forever
The current issue is now. Lack of quality coaching throughout the country (at youth level) and at national team level (Southgate is trash). Most of this issue originated from the overall expense of reaching a UEFA a license which is why we only see many ex-players who played at a relatively high standard go into coaching. Then there is the lack of quality coaching for coaches which leaves the ordinary man feeling disgruntled at the questionable quality of the rather expensive service he received; for now I think the conclusion is a simple one. Ambitious young coaches should look abroad to secure their badges and the FA should hire the best quality managers they can find rather than employing yes-men from their nepotistic boys club
Yeah Southgate is trash says the armchair manager
England going out in the round of 16 after getting 2nd to Croatia in groups.
It's coming home
Could you explain why Brazil has a lot of talents?
Still very few young English footballers are still not sought out by elite foreign teams.
Many are sought but they deny because the premier league pays much more and they get to stay home.
@@lightcase377 What English players are sought after by foreign teams. I don't see foreign teams trying to sign Jack Grealish, James Maddison, Dean Henderson, Danny Igns, Tammy Abraham, Ben White. English footballers are overrated and overpriced Ben White was bought by Arsenal for £50 million , meanwhile a Varane a 4 time champions league winner and world cup winner was bought for £40 million.
The more I see your videos the more Im convinced that as a country you don't want a golden generation, but a successful factory system.
Agreed. A golden generation clogs up your team with aging veterans. Football is a team sport, and the team can greatly benefit from 2-3 older players, even if they have slowed down. But when there are 5-6 older players on the pitch, that is a problem. And you cannot pin the weakness on any one or two players.
Why would yt recommend this video right after England's elimination? 💀💀💀
Hopefully FMS would make part 2 about this England development... I would love to see FMS cover from Mentality Aspect and Media expectation...
there's no secret that during Golden Generation era, player from MU, Liverpool and Chelsea aren't getting along when called up to Three Lions duty. Is there any different this time compare to that era?
Also, English Media had ridiculous expactation or overhyped their team eventho they aren't proven... recent example when England media already talking about "Football coming home" eventho they just reach 2018 WC Semi... the celebration is slighty over the top
The other day Duncan Ferguson rejected an offer to assist Carlo at Madrid because he wants to coach at Everton (Which he won't get coz he's not Fergudici). I thought It would be better for him to accept that role and use it as a building block to come back at Everton. The problem I have come to observe with English coaches is that they still don't want to travel outside their island to pick up different styles, learn cultures and languages (Language is key - most English only know English; this is why Neville struggled at Valencia..). They struggle in the modern-day football club which has many nationalities.
TLDR: English coaches should copy the players and move abroad - learn cultures, languages, and styles
Yeah but it will take time because England is still catching up with the other nations but the improvements in managers from 2010 to now has been massive,
In 2010 we had Tony Pulis, Alan Pardew, Sam Allardyce, harry Redknapp, Roy Hodgson
In 2020 we now have Graham potter, Steven Gerrard, Dean Smith, Sean Dyce and even Scott Parker and Frank lampard they are levels above in terms of coaching and managing.
So England in terms of coaching have improved its just that we were so far behind that we are still close to a decade behind the other nations still right now but the imporvment is there.
Because the league is very competitive the top one amongst all the leauge