The Ultimate 'Streets Won't Forget' XI
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- From Real Madrid legend Guti to former Tottenham Hotspur and Belgium midfield maestro Moussa Dembele, HITC Sevens attempts to put together an XI made up of footballers who 'the streets' most assuredly won't forget.
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Alfie's more "the avenue shall not disregard"
He's not street he's boulevard
I enjoyed that one, Parramatta. Gave me a good chuckle over my morning bowl of granola.
@@HITCSevens You missed the man, the myth the legend Mario Jardel 😱
Hah!
@@HITCSevens avocado with smoked salmon on some wholemeal bread sir?
The streets won’t forget Tim Krul at toon
Shay Given was better
@@thomaskendell8146 naaa mate Tim Krul all day
*at Norwich
He was a penalty merchant
Timmy😀
Surely the streets wont forget Marcos Alonso? mostly because if i see him in a car on the street i will fear for my life
As a Chelsea fan id rather meet him in a car on the street than see him play for my club again..
@@vetleallum2965 ouch
😂😅
💀💀
@@vetleallum2965 Christ above.
LB should be Ryan Bertrand, the streets won't forget the man who made his debut in the Champions League final playing out of position and winning the damn thing. The streets won't forget the man who hit his career's peak in his first ever game.
The champions league final wasn’t his debut and he’s not a RB he’s a LB who played LM in the champions league final. Still a good honourable mention
@@harveyholmes9533 It was his debut in that competition, that's what I meant.
What year and with what team did he do that
@@theoneandonly2924 2012 Chelsea
Yes
just as another example, I think Jefferson Farfán for Schalke around 2012 would be one of those 'if you know you know'
100%
If you’re doing Farfan then it’s his time at PSV
He’s mostly talking about the prem as that’s kinda where the saying originated from
💯 he was a beast.
Back when Raul was in the team 👌🏿
Aurelio wasn’t even the most “streets won’t forget” left back at Liverpool to score a goal v Chelsea.. John Arne Riise has been cheated here
Christ above.
Riise is quite well known though.
Was thinking riise also tbf or Roberto Carlos maybe
@@PentonMitch99 roberto carlos? probably the 2nd best left back of all time? in a streets won't forget XI? thats like putting zidane in
@@owendavies479 2nd best LB of all time? Are you mental?
It’s insane to me that one of the most audaciously skilful players in premier league history did it while playing for Bolton under Sam Allardyce
He must’ve had some bung ba bung bung bung to be/stay at Bolton
Harvey Holmes You would be surprised by how many skilful players have played under Sam Allardyce.
Youri Djorkaeff, Stellos, Hierro, Campo, Gudjohnson, Speed, Nolan, Davies, Ben Haim, Anelka, Ricketts, Fransen and Pederson, Gardener, N'Gotty... Even El Hadji Diouf looked 10x the player under Big Sam
@@C0mmand3r. this makes me happy
moussa dembele was always very underrated I miss him playing for us
He was amazing. Never saw him get dispossessed ever. Massively underrated.
We lost half of our defensive when he left
I am so glad you added Guti Alfie, he is often a forgotten member of the galacticos but was one of the most important ones too
@Suraj yep sadly but He actually declined a bit in the latter half of his RM career
@Suraj do you know why he wasnt remembered as a galactico? Because he wasnt one😂 please learn the meaning of galactico
He was shit. Had a decent pass in him but was extremely average
@Suraj so you searched the meaning of galactico then? Clearly not because galactico isnt for players that came fron the youth academy, beckham zidane carlos figo and more cant think of the top of my head were galacticos. Do you know why? Again i will say look up the meaning of galactico
@Suraj nice, you deleted your comment
The streets will never forget Quaresma, Govanni dos Santos and juninho from Lyon
Not to be confused with the lesser known Juninho at Middlesbrough around the same time.
@@justme-hh4vp thats why i specified the one from lyon
Don’t worry, the streets will never forget hitc
Irish guy😍🔥
@@brendanpjz3100 He's utter shit
What level does he play on?
Sunday league?
And he has the balls to criticize PROFESSIONAL Premier league players by using boring overused jokes
@@vijayashelar9145 No You
@@vijayashelar9145 calm down your name made my dog start floating
@@akelly9528 by far the best reply I've seen for a long time 🤣
Every French player signed in Newcastle’s ‘French Revolution’ where are they now?
7 players you can see transitioning into punditry/ celebrity which eclipses their career
Streets won’t forget: the streets won’t forget “jay jay okocha, so good they named him twice”
The streets won't forget Goalkeeper with a crying eye: Robert Enke
it went dark real quit
RIP
Bit weird
Streets won’t forget: “jay jay okocha, so good they named him twice”
robert enke would be perfect for this team
Everyone knows the ultimate "Streets will never forget" player Morten Gamst Pedersen
The streets will never forget that dive against Arsenal
Benni McCarthy and Tugay aswell
Couldn't includ two Norwegians, there are rules for these things
I also was just thinking that he’d be a good shout
Too true
"Final Yugoslavia First League Teams: Where are they now?" would be interesting with Red Star winning the 90s CL but then falling from grace as a lot of teams in the region.
I'll tell you what happened because I am from that region:
Back in 90s when only 2 foreigners could play for a team, Red Star were so lucky to have the best Yugoslavian players in that time, because they were the richest one in Yugoslavia back in that time.
As many people know Yugoslavia was country made by few smaller countries which are: Serbia, Croatia, Montenegro, Bosnia... So Red Star could bring any player from these territory, and back in that time football wasn't business as it's today, so it was easier situation for Yugoslavian football to reach the throne... SO THEY DID IT SOMEHOW.
The problem with today's football in Serbia (I won't talk about Croatian or Bosnian football because I don't know their situation) is, many promise youngsters got managers who buy them everything they want: new shoes, outfit, cars, jewerly.
And the other one problem is, teams in Serbia give so much place for their youngsters to show up, and many big and rich teams call them to join their's team.
Youngsters, who are around 17-20 years, go alone usually in west football teams (Spanish, English, Germain, French, and sometimes Italian), instead of developing for few years and then go to big teams.
They do that because of money, but its important to say that our clubs are in bad financial situations, so they very often sell players, they don't care what will happen with their future.
Only those one who don't run for money, who don't flex on instagram, who really care about their career will become top players, but in Serbia 95% youngsters are in this category who don't care about their careers.
You probably weren't informed that Serbia won World Cup in 2015 and where are those players who won it? I don't even remember 5 of them!
It's the sad story of Serbian's football which won't change unless things in head of our youngsters change :(
@@najjace3123 yeah Croatia doing okay tho😁. But in all seriousness I wish Yugoslavia never broke up, not least because we would have one of the best football teams in the world and probably would’ve won a tournament by now.
@@najjace3123 this sounds like every eastern country tbh
How about doing a most "inconsistent XI"? include the likes of David James, Luiz, Denilson......Players who you just simply don't know what you're going to get when they step onto the pitch.....?
Mimoun Azaouagh, Joaquin, Juninho Pernambucano, Sidney Govou, Theo Zagirakis, Naldo, Victor Enyeama, Yannick Bolasie, Rogerio Ceni, Pablo Hernandez, Morten Gamst Pedersen, Andres d'Alessandro are some of my favourites
And I know this video was done by Football Daily in September but I call it revenge for their celebs vid😁
As a Lyon fan, I love that you mentioned Juninho & Govou and as a diehard Maccabi Tel Aviv who's a season ticket holder, I love that you mentioned Victor Enyeama. Enyeama signed for Bnei Yehuda Tel Aviv in 2005 before joining Hapoel Tel Aviv (our bitter and other city rivals) in 2007. A season after he signed for Lille, he came back to Israel, but on loan to us this time, so he completed his tour of Tel Aviv and was very fucking good that season. He was also really good against Messi in World Cups for some reason.
Perhaps Juninho Pernambucano only remembered for his free kicks, tho he's a good midfielder too
streets definitely forgot some of those players though (especially Azouagh)
Also dont think Bolasie is a streets wont forget player
Solid list
Chieck Tiote should be in the starting XI. He was solid at Newcastle
Guti was one of the best midfielders he was extremely underrated
Thomas Hitzlsperger, Mortan Gamst Pederson, Fabrizio Ravanelli, Laurent Robert, Ivan Campo, Matthew Taylor (or that whole Portsmouth team) etc. So many from the prem you could have chosen, tough team to pick.
Edit: Forgot Dave Kitson
Streets won’t forget: the streets won’t forget “jay jay okocha, so good they named him twice”
Come where is the legend Michu?
@@laguti17 at the start of the video. Want me to write a piece on him as well like?
Damn I expected Ben Arfa to be a sure fire starter
He is one of the best dribblers ever!
0:45 He said. Ben arfa probably wouldve been included if he wasnt such an obvious pick. Almost to the point where everyone remembers them
@@kieranbennett7453 yeah. Most people will remember Ben Arfa
Damn I actually expected the 2 strikers to be Morten Gamst Peterson and Papis Cisse. Shame
Streets won’t forget: “jay jay okocha, so good they named him twice”
Shunsuke Nakamura should have been in the eleven. Amazing technical ability especially at Celtic scored worldies.
He's not bad in the ring either
He ate too many dogs to qualify
@@pmc8451 that's Shin not Shun
Day 7: teams that participated in the first Ever FA cup : where are they now?
Six foot under I presume
@@EC-rr9lr brilliant comment 😆
@@EC-rr9lr teams ffs
Tugay from Blackburn was a baller who was premiership class right through to his retirement at the age of 40, plus he statryed his premiership career into his 30s ... some of them goals
Ariel Ortega would've been a fantastic addition to this list
Great shout
His chip for Sampdoria is the stuff of legend
Although this is PL execlusive Stephan El Sharaawy deserves a huge shout, I still think his time at Roma was severely underrated, such a great player to watch yet makes so little mistakes, really underrated
The streets will never forget cheick tiote
The streets will never forget Emiliano Sala RIP to both :(
Legend
Papis Cisses. That one season with Newcastle he scored some of the most incredible goals I have ever seen. The best/worst was the one he scored against my team Chelsea from the left wing with an ungodly curl on it!
It was six months!
Fun Fact: Jaaskelainen’s son now plays for my university, LIU Post, in New York
Moussa Dembele was spurs best and most important player before he left. You didnt get the ball off him it was impossible. criminally underrated
We’ve still never replaced big moussa COYS
Premier League Streets won't forget of last 25 years: Given, C.Hendry, Albert, King, Dembele, Ketsbia, Lombardo, T. Cahill, Okocha, Wanchope, Asprilla
Ben arfa, Taraabt, Michu, Tiote(Maybe only for that goal against Arsenal)........
@@pkingglazersout6665 All great shouts... There were a few I couldn't fit in also, Lauren Albert, Lauren, Edu, Rochemback, Ian Harte, Ivan Campo, Carbone, Clive Mendonca, Dion Dublin
@@C0mmand3r. FM players won't forget Adu
@@anonymouscz415 Nolberto Solano?
Jay Jay Okocha, so good they named him twice. A player who always made you glad to be watching football.
Can’t believe there’s no Adriano, Quaresma or Chilavert
Chris Horsley chilavert the goalie that banged goals ??!
@@jacobrobsolino5666 that’s the one. Maybe Taribo West at LB could have snuck in too
Chris Horsley ngl we must be in the 2% that know him, was Taribo west a Nigerian footballer wit lil dreadlocks ?
@@jacobrobsolino5666 yeah that’s the one. I thought Higuita in goal would have been a shout too but there you go
@@jacobrobsolino5666 the bulldog!
"Streets wont forget" is basically
1.a player who's talent was never giving sufficient recognition, a player who was underrated by most considering how "special" they were
2.a player who excelled in specific areas compared to the average player for example (great dribbling ability or unique technique)
3.a player who consistently played at the highest level and always won the highest honours but never got the credit because they were always over shadowed by "better" team mates
“the blondes came and the training went”
josimar 1k86
i will now live my life by this
I'm not sure many of the street's population was alive and watching the 1986 ngl
Won't ever forget that Yossi Benayoun goal against Fulham. Criminally underrated imo.
Alfie going full football hipster.
Quantum I can literally visualise Micheal scoffing in the background.
@@rudranshu65sengupta14 after googling who the fuck all these players are
Bro you’re content just keeps getting better and better
the streets will never forget Juninho who played for Olympic Lyon 👊🏾
Growing up watching Guti was good. The guy was so underrated. I always rmr that back heel to benzema n the one to zidane. That shit had me speechless watching them live
Day 36 : What On Earth Is Going On At Bradford City
Day 36: No one cares about Bradford City
@Randy Correction: You don’t care; don’t speak on behalf of others
Actually won't mind finding out what happened to them
@@vashistavenkatesh1804 good shout mate you should start from tomorrow day 1 what on Earth is going on at notts county would be a good video
@@vashistavenkatesh1804 one for notts and Yeovil as they both went down at the same time
You should do a streets won't forget XI Fifa edition. Ibarbo, Doumbia, Eminike, etc.
*ksi voice* EMENIIIIIIKEEEE
That would be more so an elecspo video
back then the bald ones were the most op
Even just the title of this video gave me a massive smile. Thank you Alfie🙏🏾
Finally, justice for Guti! Thanks for including one of my childhood heroes!
Moussa dembele at spurs was something else😍😍
You made a video of Streets Won't forget X1 but you didn't even add Michu the OG of the streets won't forget
Mentioned him at the start
@@JackManEveryday has to be in the X1 tho
Michu should’ve been starting, a PL icon
The streets won't forget HITC Sevens
Should have been Arshavin on one of the wings. At least for me, he was never a consistent player but had soo many memorable performances.
Surely when you’re talking about a goalkeeper streets won’t forget you have to say Rogerio Ceni. Scored over 100 goals as a goalkeeper!!!
I was fortunate enough to watch some great football in Spain during the 00s. Of course the Barca greats (Xavi, Iniesta & Messi) stood out. But so did Dani Guiza for Mallorca against Madrid (!) in the season where he netted 27 goals. Frederic Kanoute during his years at Sevilla. And, of course, Guti. Honestly, if anyone deserves the much-maligned moniker of 'underrated' it's him - saw him play twice at the Bernabeu and he was an absolute magician
How can you leave out Tino Asprilla? The very definition of a streets will never forget player!
Michu is the ultimate streets wont forget. His 12/13 season made everyone want to play as a striker.
the ultimate streets will never forget. davide moscardelli
I do not spend much time on the streets, nor am I British, but I'll never ever forget the Massimo Maccarone performances during that Middlesbrough run to the UEFA Cup final in 2006.
Hahaha class. I dunno how we got to the final
I think goalie could’ve been Guillermo Ochoa
Fr, shows up in world cups only and then disappears into obscurity
He plays in Belgium, but hasnt even won the belgian competition once...
My god dembele was an absolute beast for Tottenham, one of the best players I have ever seen he didn't score many goals but I will always remember his thunderbolt against Lyon
Day 11: best Xl of players that would be eligible to play for the Catalan national team (even if they already play for another country)
I think there is already a non official Catalan national team
Jay Jay Okocha played for Eintracht Frankfurt too and was brilliant. He scored a legendary goal vs. Karlsruhe with Oliver Kahn in Goal. He is a Legend at Frankfurt.
Think you’ve misunderstood the term here.
Hello Alfie!
Talking about Italy, some other players who could apply to this definition are:
- Bruno Nicolè (a teenage star who scored two goals on his international debut, he didn't manage to show his full potential anymore and retired at 27 years old, even though he's still the youngest goalscorer and the youngest captain ever of the Italian national team);
- Gastone Beàn (a deadly centre-forward in his years with AC Milan, he was less prolific but still consistent for the rest of his career, despite having an extremely disappointing international career);
- Giacomo Losi (one of AS Roma's first legends, and the third player with most appearances for the team behind Francesco Totti and Daniele De Rossi);
- Edwin Firmani (Charlton and Southend fans probably remember him, he's the only Italian international ever to be born in South Africa and he scored an avalanche of goals while playing for Sampdoria, Inter Milan and Genoa);
- Antonio Juliano, Giuseppe Bruscolotti, Moreno Ferrario and Marek Hamsik (only the former and the latter got their chances with, respectively, Italy and Slovakia national teams, but they all have been iconic players for Napoli);
- Marco Nappi (a good striker despite not playing in Serie A for a lot of years and never winning a cap for Italy, he went "viral" after seal dribbling opponents while playing for Fiorentina against Werder Bremen in 1990);
- Basically the whole Hellas Verona squad who won the Serie A title in 1985, including his manager Osvaldo Bagnoli;
- Ricardo Bocalon (he never played at the highest levels, but he experienced his peak in terms of goals scored and performances between 2013 and 2018, and he played a pivotal role in Alessandria's historic journey to Coppa Italia's semi-finals in 2016);
- Fabio Borini (once an interesting young prospect and a sensation for Sunderland, unfortunately he won just one cap for Italy and had several physical struggles since returning to our country, but he has kept showing glimpses of his talent with AC Milan and Hellas Verona: however, now he has left Italy again to join Fatih Karagümrük, in Turkey).
At the moment, future candidates include Lorenzo Colombo from AC Milan, Junior Messias from Crotone, M'Bala Nzola from Spezia and Victor Osimhen from Napoli, but I hope they will eventually turn out to be... "full-time" stars! : D
I don’t understand the term “streets won’t forget” ... someone please explain it to me
Players who aren’t remembered as absolute legends of the game but who had something about them that was unforgettable, maybe 1 amazing season or just a string of great performances, a style of play that was unique or one aspect of their game like their free kicks, penalties, drinking style that people remember them for.
@@harveyholmes9533 okay thank you
Just a quick few names off the top of my head:
J S Veron
Kagawa
Saha
Riquelme
H Larson
Mendieta
Beatie
Dean Ashton
Day 14: 7 best ever Bayer Leverkusen players
Happy to see Ali AlHabsi in your video, our Only player played in PL and he had well respected career 🇴🇲
The Arsenal streets have probably already forgotten about ozil
Beatiful comment I’m subbing to you
@@seftighlicklebutt5686 thanks 😂
@@Jncharts welcome
I was patiently waiting for this video. Great to see that the Peoples' Channel delivered
The photo you have used of Rene Higuita, is actually taken in Kolkata, my hometown. 🙏❤️
Roque Santa Cruz has already retired from the Paraguayan NT, back in 2016. He played his last NT match against Perú, which ended in a 4-1 defeat.
This year will be his last one, as he has announced his retirement at the end of the season :(
Giorgi Kinkladze
That brief mention of Fabrizio Miccoli makes me so happy, dude won me the Champions League on Championship Manager... A shame he didn't replicate that in real life
Left Back should of been Leighton Baines never gets the credit he deserves
Being good for a mid table team?
@@glennb6020 most goals and assists for a left back in Prem history scored 2 free kicks in one game had an amazing partnership with pienaar remember this isn't about the best it's about players who are severely underrated an forgotten about
@@Charliemc2702 and?
@@Charliemc2702 it’s about cult players.
@@glennb6020 why’s Aurelio a more cult player than Baines
This is why you're the greatest football content creator out there Alfie #ThePeoplesChannel
The streets wil never forget Adriano
Everyone knows the "Streets will never forget" John Arne Riise, the only player who's shot is so powerful that, he broke someone's leg with his free kick. Can't remember? ask Alan Smith!
Jerzy Dudek definitely deserves a shout for goalkeeper here - everyone used to mimic his 'penalty dance' on the field in the mid 2000s
Great video, remember aurelio and Alex fondly, and as a celtic fan I'm pleased with hearing naka get a mention.
Dembele was soooo elegant. His assists/goal stats were underwhelming ... but what an underrated player
Great video. I suggested this on Twitter so this is just ensuring that my suggest goes through, I would like it a lot of you go in depth on the great player that was Clarance Seedorf
I little the little touch that u added a manager 👏🏾
Florentine’s Malouda was truly a top class underrated talent
As a fulham fan, I am happy with our relatively large inclusion here!
Dembele was one of the best we ever had at spurs. An elegant midfielder with unbelievable dribbling ability and the strength of a centre half but admittedly lacked goals and assists which was what caused him to be so underrated for most of his career, although he was noticed more in his last few years with us because he was controling games against big teams like juventus. Sensational player.
For me this was your best video yet
Rogerio Ceni for GK, scoring pens and freekicks definitely made him memorable
Alfie's streets certainly don't forget Blackburn Rovers players!
Hugo Rodallega, John Carew, Santa Cruz, Nobby Solano, Mark Viduka, Damien Duff, Dave Kitson, David Bentley, Kanu, Finnan.
I am a united fan but Mousa dembele wow ,what a player he was, technically gifted ,strong,could make good passes,never give the ball away ,box to box ,its a shame he came into the limelight, had he played for a bigger club(no disrespect to tottenham they are great club) he would have got much more recognition.
I'm a pro wrestling fan and got really confused when he mentioned Shunsuke. Should probably educate myself on football
Diego Alves (prolific penalty taker) or the Iceland keeper wouldve been good for in goal
I like how you forgot the keeper
Im thinking of Charlie Adam at Blackpool, and for managers maybe Claudio Ranieri or Ian Holloway. That 2010/11 Blackpool team was special
Not using Piplica as the goalkeeper should be considered a crime.
Yeah, Jaaskelainen was an established international. For Finland.
Edit: obviously I wrote his name wrong
Angelos Charisteas, 2010 WC Keisuke Honda, Thomas Sørensen
Kevin Davies, Kevin Nolan, Gustavo Poyet, Brad Friedel, Paul Parker, Steve Bould, Kevin Phillips, Hakan Sukur, Chilavert, Rogerio Ceni, Jorge Campos, Ivan Zamorano, etc.
ik why you didnt add him but Payet is easily the ultimate 'streets wont forget player'
Alternative streets won't forget XI
GK: Vincent Enyeama
LB: John Arne Riise
CB: Tomas Ujfalusi
CB: Naldo
RB: Branislav Ivanovic
LM: Ricardo Quaresma
CM: Kevin Prince Boateng
CM: Raúl Meireles
RM: Jakub Blaszczykowski
ST: Djibril Cissé
ST:Obafembi Martins
Other honourable mentions goes to Honda, Morten Gamst Pedersen, Kuyt, Hulk, Kolarov, Tshabalala and Jovetic
I was really hoping to see Lucio at centre back and Morten Gamst Pedersen on the wing
Streets wont forget Bryan Ruiz or Adel Taarabt they should of been atleast honourable mentions imo