The History of Football in 10 Minutes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มี.ค. 2020
- From the ancient Chinese sport of cuju to France lifting the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia, HITC Sevens attempts to recap on the entire history of football / soccer in under ten minutes.
Okay, it actually took me just under 12 minutes, but I hope you enjoyed the video nonetheless. Hit the like button if you did and make sure you're subscribed to HITC Sevens!
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"1912, the year that goalkeepers were banned from using their hands outside of their area"
Does that mean you could just pick up the ball, run down the field and throw the ball into the opponent's net if you were a keeper?😅
The rules were kind of loose regarding goalkeepers, but as of 1901, the keeper could handle the ball anywhere not in the oposition's half however he wanted, but he could not carry it for more than two steps. Basically he could be like a quarterback who could receive balls in his hands up to the middle of the pitch and lauch or kick it in the penalty box if he was tactically astute enough. Thank god they got restricted before british football was more rough than it was already.
@@GhostOfBr Ah , okay, thank you!😀 Interesting...still overpowered though 😂
OrigamiMario goalkeepers could bounce the ball to the half way line before releasing the ball.
@@aaronmurphy7070 Haha, you mean like a basketball?😂
@@aaronmurphy7070 it was also a funny way to offset the 6 second rule right after it was stabilished
Video idea relating to your point on Torino: National teams made up of so few clubs, like Spain in late 2000s consisting of mainly Barcelona and Real Madrid, or Germany 2014 with Bayern
Germany was always mostly Bayern players even in the 70s, but its a good idea.
Great idea!
In 1950 WC, Vasco da Gama had 8 players of Brazil and Peñarol 9 players of Uruguay, for example.
Or Brazil with Botafogo! Great idea!
A quick mention of Leicester's 5000/1 epl win is probably the craziest thing that was missed
I honestly had a dream a few days ago that Alfie and I had a telephone conversation about making a video on the Grenada national football team's undefeated Gold Cup Qualification ☻
DM me on Twitter or email me, Em Tee. 👍🏽
🤣🤣🤣🤣 no one cares unless u win it mate
That must have been some weird dream
@@nabri-nfg3262 Your profile says it all
@@nikkitheahtist thanks,
I try to be consistent
Does anyone realize the thumbnail had a Heart shape sweat on Pele’s Chest?
@@petitnicollas that's class
lol
"There are no coincidi." - RoboCop
I noticed that too ❤️
No
Hey Alfie, you probably won't read this, but if you do, I want to let you know to keep making these sorts of videos. I know they don't get many views, but I personally find them interesting, so keep it up!
Saw it, appreciate it, I'm glad someone enjoys them! I'd like to turn this into a history series but it'd be difficult given the views.
@@HITCSevens Alfie I couldn't agree more with Eoin just wanted to let ya know!
Last time I was this early, Paco Gento won his 6th Champions League
Hahahahaha
Champions Cup
Are you sure it wasn't when he won his first?
European Cup*
Appreciate the fact that you improved what you were lacking in earlier videos(like narrating slowly). Am sure you would be one the best football channel
222million signing was something u missed
I don't recall him mentioning transfer fees at all. Or even transfers in general for that matter. In all reality it is like he said. Ever since 1992 when the Premier League was established, everything in the game regarding money has exploded. It's too much to go into depth with and it's mostly the same things, just the numbers are increasing.
You've have done it in 10 minutes if it was still the 1980's
Can you do a "7 Most Successful Champions League groups"? For example, 2009/10 Group F (Barca and Inter in the semis, Inter won the whole thing, 2012/13 Group D (Real and Dortmund in the semis, Dortmund got to the final) and 2018/19 Group B (Barca and Tottenham in the semis, Tottenham got to the final)
Thanks mister, this really helped me in collecting data for my project. Thanks!!
Feel like I'd enjoy this video a lot more if it weren't assigned to me lmfao
Right
This video is brought to you in "Fergie Time"!
"Fergie Time" ; when you know the rules but need a few extra minutes to make sure you produce the required result...
All joking aside, huge achievement, I liked and enjoyed the video, quality content as always😎👏👍
Good one Adam, good one.
Amazing work Alfie
I didn't understand anything what u said
This is great, you could do the history of individual football clubs or footballing nations
Had no idea a hat trick in the World Cup final only happened once before Mbappe! Wow
The Australian version was probably what would now be Australian Football. But having similar qualities back then, they were probably referring to Marngrook
Dante Spina 🇦🇺
sneakycoooper 🇦🇺
During a speckie, what if the player's spine breaks?
Perry The Platypus big deal, play on
6:18 there were no World Cups between 1938* and 1950. Great video btw
Thank you for the good information
A very good work n video
Great video, could have at least mentioned both Steve Bloomer and Billy Meredith amongst the sports early superstars though but considering you were targeting under 10 minutes it's no fault of yours.
how can you talk about the history of football without even mentioning Libertadores?
We need a history of famous clubs in 10min too!
Can you make a full video on Il Grande Torino who were the inspiration for Total Football and specifically Mazzola
An important video!!!
Was really helpful
Great video
Can u make longer n explain in easier way I need it for my PE project 😊
You did great. The only notable omission is the Danubian School and Austria's Wunderteam of the 1930s.
I think it would be cool to see a history piece on African National teams and World Cup qualification.
You should do these, but an in-depth one for each decade. So the history of football in the 1970s in 10 minutes, for example.
Video idea: 7 footballers who played for three different national teams
This is a good 13 minutes to watch
I don't understand why the comment section is whining about the video being 13 mins. You got 3 minutes for free, and that's only a good thing
Do a video on the football match that started a war (el Salvador vs Honduras 1970 World Cup qualifier)
You should do one on the history of tactics
yo this is so useful for my project . i have a project on football due thursday 💀
lil oven which is today
Aqua Plays yes sir. i’m finished with it. hopefully i get a good grade
lil oven ddI you get a good grade?
Maybe it would have been worth mentioning how at least in Brazil started as a sport of the rich and just as in England it slowly was more widely played and it made Brazil with its enormous population and infinite cities a football powerhouse
Same happened for India and cricket lol
Football must have started in Brazil and the colonialists named themselves to have invented it
Good summary, but one BIG ERROR- 1950 was not the 1st World Cup for the USA. We finished 3rd in 1930.
Yeap. Usa play the first match on the first world cup against Belgium, winning 3-0 I guess.
Who's watching this after 2023.
..well Geoff Hurst's WC final hat trick now has to be called the winning hattrick!
12:10 the beasts come in ❣️ Messi and CR7 💕
Can you make 1 hour long video like this? I would love to listen to more details
Great! Now give me the 2 hour version
I'm a soccer casual, an American with German & French heritage, but one of my life-long best friends is *very* Italian. His father didn't come to America until he was an adult, & his mother was raised in an Italian-American family. I love to tease him about "my" team's superiority, and now that I have that Mussolini WC info in my back pocket, to add to the travesty of Azurri stealing one from France post-Zidane's sending off, I'm NEVER gonna let him say Italy have 4 wins ever again 😂
Polali Chendu festival is an important festive event where football is played to represent the fight of good over evil. The Chendu festival is followed by the annual festival in March, which lasts for a month and is attended by people from all over the world.also known as the football festival, is a widely popular football game which is conducted for a period of five days during the annual temple festival, seven days before avabritha. The football, which is a leather ball, is made by a cobbler family in Mijar. An oil miller family from Kadapu Karia is given the responsibility of bringing the ball from the cobbler family, wherein they announce the date of the commencement of the game after they place the ball in the freshly cleaned frontyard of Malali Ballal
the football field and the game is commenced. Up to five hundred people compete in the games, though any number of people may compete. The objective of the game is to get the ball to the opposition's side. The game historically represents the fight of good over evil and the car festival at the end of the games are said to represent the victory of the good over the evil.
Polali Rajarajeshwari Temple is a temple located in Polali, Dakshina Kannada district in Karnataka. The primary deity of the temple is Shri Rajarajeshwari. The temple was constructed in the 8th century AD by King Suratha and has been developed by many dynasties which ruled over the region. The idol of Sri Rajarajeshwari, another name/form of the divine Goddess Sri Lalita.
The clay idol of the main deity in the temple is historically believed to be up to 5000 years old. The king is reported to have carved the clay idol of Shri Rajarajeshwari himself and offered penance to the deity in return for his kingdom.
The temple has been referred to in many ancient inscriptions, including the Markandeya Purana, Ashoka inscriptions and travel accounts of ancient travellers.[2] According to an inscription discovered in the vicinity of the temple, the temple around the clay idol was built in 8th century AD.[5] It is a widely held belief that the temple was built by King Suratha, and that the king offered his own crown, studded with precious jewels,[6] to be placed on the head of the deity. The king, having lost most of his kingdom in a war and being betrayed by his own ministers, is believed to have taken refuge under a sage named Sumedha in forests located around what is the location of the temple now. The clay idol of the main deity in the temple is historically believed to be up to 5000 years old. The king is reported to have carved the clay idol of Shri Rajarajeshwari himself and offered penance to the deity in return for his kingdom. Many ancient inscriptions alluding to the temple were reported around the temple,[5] but were lost over time primarily due to the neglect of their keepers. The remaining inscriptions, which are available today were obtained in kariyangala village, Ammunje and in the temple itself and is now under custody of the Karnataka Government.
The region surrounding the temple were ruled by many dynasties including Kadamba, Chalukya, Alupa, Rashtrakoota, Hoisala, Vijayanagara, Ikkeri, Mysore etc. Most of these dynasties spent a lot of resources on this temple and donated agricultural lands for the benefit of the temple. Kings from the Alupa dynasty, which ruled the region around 710 AD to 720 AD were particularly noted to have contributed to the development of the temple and to have encouraged the worship of Shri Rajarajeshwari in the region. In later years, Queen Chennammaji of Keladi is reported to have visited the temple and gifted the temple with a grand chariot.
I wish this could have been made with animation and explain everything. Love the video tho🤝🤝
00:45 he actally starts talking about the rules if it helps
Sound Alfie knew you would have the perfect video for the topic 🇮🇪💪
9:46 can someone tell me what he said im not able to make it out due to his accent
9 minutes of the video should have focused on Sheffield where the game was truly cultivated.
SERIES! SERIES! SERIES!
I am not sure if you did but could you do a video on the Invincibles? Everyone thought it was impossible. Thanks and if you did could you just send me the link.
Football deserves it, approachable yet and hard rough sport
The philosophy of football history:
The Chinese invented football.
But the English who modernized it.
And the Brazilian who perfected it.
You recommend any good football books Alfie? Apart from your book of course 😁
Glad you mentioned the best one! I enjoyed David Goldblatt's 'Game of Our Lives', I'd say that's probably worth a read. Also enjoyed a lot of the autobiographies of players from Franklin's era that I read when researching for the book e.g. Matthews, Lawton, etc, but they're probably not for everyone.
@@HITCSevens hi Alfie
Hells ya Galt FC, 1906 World Champions! The joy of Canada being World Champions before England...
i have learnt more history then all my life
Great 👍
I remember before 1930 World Cup, the greatest match ever was Philippines VS Japan in 1917 in Far Eastern Games resulting to 15-2 for the Philippines. It was the memed match before the Australia 31-0 American Samoa.
Paulino Alcantara was the god of football before Pele.
Denmark 17-1 France (1908 OLYMPIC GAMES) be like :(
I feel sad you didn't mention Maradona's other goal in the game against England was voted goal of the century, but I know its a lot to get through.
Grea video
Pause at 8:03 for a minute. Look to the guy on the far left holding the ball. Is it just me does that ball look more like something that was made like they are today?
This videos is way to short for the whole football history, maybe you shoud do it in seperate videos for countries and continents (that would be at least 10 videos kkk). Still, great video
Also, I feel VAR is a significant enough of an event to mention. It changed the sport and continues to do so.
chora Palmeirense
this yt video made it to my pe class and am sub to him hahaha
11:30 The GOAT 🐐🐐🐐
The worlds first football club outside any university or hospitals bearing in mind those places still used their hands as well as their feet to play the game was Sheffield Fc as such this makes Sheffield Fc the worlds first football as the Sheffield rules were the first to outlaw use of hands!
Preston the only team to go a season unbeaten and no mention of Arsenal’s 49 unbeaten? Rightttt 🙄
some of this got repetitive as listing results and players but still some cool information
You could say that Soccer/football was derivative of rugby or a type of game that more resembled Gaelic football
Makes my Fifa Playing Experience Better..👍😁
00:01 he talks . im so smart
You should do a video on hooliganism
I'm disappointed at the fact that the oldest national teams competition in the world; La Copa América, was just briefly mentioned...
Bill Wurtz is shook
Lol
Ball, kick, most goal win. Done
And VAR drama
Some who loves history and football. Ah, a man of culture.
If this was a my history assignment just imagine
It is for me
The World Cup in South Africa 2010....
At 153 you mentioned The Football League ... It was NOT set up by The Football Association, it was a separate organization
It was naturally invented in Italy along the Mediterranean coast where the pine trees drop soccer ball sized pinecones to which it must have been started with kicking them, before somebody kicked a bloated bladder around.
Not sure if haggis was the first ball or not? 🤷
You are more than wrong here
It stated in the 1100s in Britain
The original ball was not a ball but a sack of gold
The winner was the one holding the sack when time run out
Killing was common
And it was called Shrovetide games
However at the very beginning of the 1800s to keep playing they had no choice but to add a no killing or eye gouging rule
And swap the sack of gold for a ball
Football we know today escalated form this exact version until football rules where introduced and association football was born
Take a look at
Shrovetide football atherstone
Ashbourne Shrovetide football was The same but the sack of gold was won by the team with the most goals that where a mile and a half apart
The first association football was a sheep's stomach lining filled and stitched up
Yeah and England started the Roman Empire
Thank You England/Britain for giving us Football, Cricket, Rugby, etc
And hooligons
More about the history of English football clubs
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Mbappe has a hat-trick now.
Video about the football war?
Teams who looked bad at the start of the season but are good now or vice versa
i believe Notts County are the oldest team in England..???
Oldest professional football club still active, and they were the oldest Football League club prior to their relegation last season, founded in 1862.
There are a fewer older clubs though, Yankie, and I made a where are they now video about those still in existence should you be interested!
Link: th-cam.com/video/4Ualr7McwjA/w-d-xo.html
@@HITCSevens I am
I wish you had covered all footballs. Association football has never been my favorite, gridiron seems more fun followed by rugby.
You missed Brazil's great 1982 squad!
8:20 did I hear correctly that you said Di stefano was Colombian? Wasn’t he Argentine?
Edit: he**
Nice videos but you should have also included the existence of football in Africa
Dan’s cup?
but what about Yashin?
The first non-British team was actually “KB” (Kjøbenhavns Boldklub
1860 Lausanne I think he got it right. It is not KB founded in 1876
I have noticed that football matches end like 0-0 or 0-1 or 1-1 , very few goals, this makes the game boring,
and sometimes it ends in penalties which is not really football,
why not having larger and longer sized goals so that it's easier to score
Harder to defend probably need multiple goalie’s
@@robertlouis421 that's the point, making it easier to score
POV : your here from a Heath class work sheet
He didn’t talk abt the copa libertadores and how South American teams would beat European teams in the intercontinental cups
Alguien que le me lo resuma