To me, he is THE BEST MIDFIELDER EVER BORN! I don't care about "big names", PR-players, "primadonnas"... HE HAD EVERYTHING the one who is THE BEST must have; dribblings of all sorts_ in place, running with the ball at any speed, fantastic passing, shots on goal as well, fantastic free kicks, dictating the course and tempo of the game, imagination and reading of the game, ... he was underrated, but not true football lovers take it into account, BECAUSE WE RECOGNIZE THE TRUE VALUE, THE BIGGEST CLASS OF THE PLAYER and his name is Michael Laudrup - THE GREATEST!!! 1
Michael Laudrup played 7 years in Spain.... From 1989 - 1996 - These are the titles he won during this period. - Messi has stated : “I fully understand why Michael Laudrup is considered one of the best players in Barcelona’s history..” 1990 : La Liga Cup Winner (Barcelona) 1991 : La Liga Champion (Barcelona) 1992 : La Liga Champion (Barcelona) 1992 : EuroCup Champion (Barcelona) 1992 : Player of the year Spain 1993 : La Liga Champion (Barcelona) 1993 : Player of the year Spain 1994 : La Liga Champion (Barcelona) 1995 : La Liga Champion (Real Madrid)
Thank you so much for the upload and the nglish subtitles. Laudrup, let's never stop mentioning him, the owner of the world midfield between the late 80s and the mid-1990s. Legend, idol, myth! Fan from Brazil.
One of the best passers of the ball I’ve ever seen it’s strange that he’s never mentioned as one of the Barcelona greats probably because he moved directly to Madrid.
It's a bit silly honestly because Barcelona stopped used him for some dumb ass reason. Did they expect him to just sit on the bench forever? Of course he's going to leave if they're not using him. I will never understand Cruyff's decision to bench him, and I think it's probably the greatest mistake of his career as a manager. When Barcelona lost 4-0 til AC Milan, Capello also commented on the fact that the player he had feared was Laudrup, and that leaving him out of the team (he wasn't even on the bench iirc) was a mistake on Cruyff's part.
@@FearsomeVoid Or Laudrup _and_ Laudrup. Brian was a Rossonero at that time. He was also left out of his squad. I agree, it was one of Cruyff's big mistakes, he feared Milan more than he trusted his own players, so he retained his trusted back four, which included Koeman, over the most feared attacking trio in Laudrup, Stoitchkov and Romario. Brian was only a rotation player at Milan, so was obviously never going to be picked for a Champions League match at that time, when the 3-foreign player limit was still a thing, but it would have been magnificent to see them against each other in the biggest club match of the year.
I've seen that movie so many times when I was a teenager. But it was so weird that it was Jørgen Leth that made the voice-over. He was and still commentary Tour de France on danish national TV.. He as poetic with words as Michael Laudrup was as a footballer!
Would not say that, Henning Jensen, Ulrik Le Fevre, Allan Simonsen, Prebel Elkjær, Søren Lerby. All had a huge break through Achieved something never seen before in Danish football.
@@mathiasgadeyt that’s possible,but you must remember what you wrote in your comment,,it’s goes trough generations ☝️tbonyandsteak account mentioned great players,,how about Jon Dahl Tommason,Morten Olsen,Daniel Agger,,Peter Schmeichel,his brother Brian,,even Nicklas Bendtner and Jan Mølby and of course many from todays danish national team,,especially Eriksen and Kasper Schmeichel
1990 : La Liga Cup Winner (Barcelona) 1991 : La Liga Champion (Barcelona) 1992 : La Liga Champion (Barcelona) 1992 : EuroCup Champion (Barcelona) 1992 : Player of the year Spain 1993 : La Liga Champion (Barcelona) 1993 : Player of the year Spain 1994 : La Liga Champion (Barcelona) 1995 : La Liga Champion (Real Madrid)
his brother wasnt bad neither. Did you know Laudrup (Brian) when at Chelsea never lost a single game. In all competitions he played 11 games for Chelsea won 7 and drew 4. Should have stayed longer.
det er en kunstdokumentar af Jørgen Leth, som man også kan se på måden det er hele er optaget og sammensat på. Det er lige så meget et Jørgen Leth værk, som det er en Michael Laudrup dokumentar.
@@Reavix1 Hated??? That is just weird, the years I have followed Laudrup, I just have got the impression that his level mature is just Skye high so high it makes him appear as an boring person. But a very sweet person everybody likes and loves. Never heard that he hated Rikjaard or any other.
Jørgen Leth er vel den største parodi på en sports/helt -formidler. Han har ikke styr på selve sporten og navnene, og så får han Gunnar Nu Hansen til at virke hyperaktiv
It is obvious the director doesn't understand football. The footballclips are totally separate from the game, only showing Laudrup, not showing the beauty of his decisions.
Du vil altid være den bedste fodboldspiller Danmark nogensinde har haft! Din bror Brian var også god, men dit suveræne overblik har han ikke, Brian er klart en bedre strikrr end dig, men playmaker that is you, No wonder iniesta had you as an idol!
That's actually what it used to be called on TV etc. (not just Danish TV) all the time back in the day, it's the name I grew up hearing, reading etc. We'd hear about Laudrup playing on "Nou Camp", never "Camp Nou". The Barcelona website even has a "FAQ" about it for that very reason. "Is it ‘Nou Camp’ or ‘Camp Nou’? And how exactly should we pronounce it in English? Here are the answers!" "But what do we call it? The name has caused considerable confusion among both foreigners and natives alike. Is it the Camp Nou or is it the Nou Camp? The truth of the matter is that both are correct. Or at least they were until 2001, when president Joan Gaspart called a referendum and 68.25% of the club members voted to make ‘Camp Nou’ the official name of the stadium." "In Catalan, however, the adjective for ‘new’ (nou) can go either before or after the noun, in this case ‘ground’ or ‘field’ (camp). So both ‘Camp Nou’ and ‘Nou Camp’ were technically correct until ‘Camp Nou’ was recognised as only the correct form in 2001."
overrated - if he was that good why did Lazio and Juventus let him go. - Of course he had played some good games for Barcelona but on the danish national team he failed severely every time he played an important game....
They never expected he was that good. In Italy, especially in the 80's, the big reputation and consideration was for defenders. Only Cruyff was the man to realize that Laudrup would be a super star in Barcelona, playing in a type of football (as Spain was in those days) far more open and attacking than the italian. The same happened with Thierry Henry ten years later (he signed for Juve but had no chances there, while he was a superstar of Premiership).
by the way...."some good games", you say?? Laudrup was phenomenal in every football match since 1990 to 1993. In those three seasons he was by far the best player in the Liga
To me, he is THE BEST MIDFIELDER EVER BORN!
I don't care about "big names", PR-players, "primadonnas"...
HE HAD EVERYTHING the one who is THE BEST must have; dribblings of all sorts_ in place, running with the ball at any speed, fantastic passing, shots on goal as well, fantastic free kicks, dictating the course and tempo of the game, imagination and reading of the game, ... he was underrated, but not true football lovers take it into account, BECAUSE WE RECOGNIZE THE TRUE VALUE, THE BIGGEST CLASS OF THE PLAYER and his name is Michael Laudrup - THE GREATEST!!!
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Best playmaker - YES,
but best midfielder is Matthaus
Michael Laudrup played 7 years in Spain.... From 1989 - 1996 - These are the titles he won during this period.
- Messi has stated : “I fully understand why Michael Laudrup is considered one of the best players in Barcelona’s history..”
1990 : La Liga Cup Winner (Barcelona)
1991 : La Liga Champion (Barcelona)
1992 : La Liga Champion (Barcelona)
1992 : EuroCup Champion (Barcelona)
1992 : Player of the year Spain
1993 : La Liga Champion (Barcelona)
1993 : Player of the year Spain
1994 : La Liga Champion (Barcelona)
1995 : La Liga Champion (Real Madrid)
Also won a league title 85-86? With Juve and a league title and cup with Ajax in 97-98.
Both s dreamed players
Thank you so much for the upload and the nglish subtitles.
Laudrup, let's never stop mentioning him, the owner of the world midfield between the late 80s and the mid-1990s.
Legend, idol, myth!
Fan from Brazil.
No one ever controlled the football itself so effortlessly as Laudrup did!❤.
One of the best passers of the ball I’ve ever seen it’s strange that he’s never mentioned as one of the Barcelona greats probably because he moved directly to Madrid.
It's a bit silly honestly because Barcelona stopped used him for some dumb ass reason. Did they expect him to just sit on the bench forever? Of course he's going to leave if they're not using him.
I will never understand Cruyff's decision to bench him, and I think it's probably the greatest mistake of his career as a manager.
When Barcelona lost 4-0 til AC Milan, Capello also commented on the fact that the player he had feared was Laudrup, and that leaving him out of the team (he wasn't even on the bench iirc) was a mistake on Cruyff's part.
@@gnawershreth too bad that neither Laudrup and Van Basten played in that final. Would have been a great match up.
@@FearsomeVoid Or Laudrup _and_ Laudrup. Brian was a Rossonero at that time. He was also left out of his squad. I agree, it was one of Cruyff's big mistakes, he feared Milan more than he trusted his own players, so he retained his trusted back four, which included Koeman, over the most feared attacking trio in Laudrup, Stoitchkov and Romario.
Brian was only a rotation player at Milan, so was obviously never going to be picked for a Champions League match at that time, when the 3-foreign player limit was still a thing, but it would have been magnificent to see them against each other in the biggest club match of the year.
LAUDRUP un fenonomeno, fuoriclasse assoluto, erà un mix perfetto tra Cruijff, Zidane e Iniesta.🥰😘
Those clothes are much nicer than when Barca line up as canaries today.
That was a great documentary... I'm so glad it had England subtitles haha... thanks for the upload 👍
I've seen that movie so many times when I was a teenager. But it was so weird that it was Jørgen Leth that made the voice-over. He was and still commentary Tour de France on danish national TV.. He as poetic with words as Michael Laudrup was as a footballer!
Har ikke set den før, men er du gal den dokumentar kan bare ikke være mere Jørgen Leth haha
Magnum
what made him great was his passing-- sometimes over hafl the plane and the greatest player of all time as a maneger
real maestro. for me same level as Maradona
Ahhh
When Laudrup play for barca they win 5:0 over real Madrid, when Laudrup play for real Madrid they win 5:0 over barca...
yeah, but he was not the best in those two matches.
No but he make the difference
only a person who does not know anything about football can make that conclusion.....
A Footballing Genius ⚽️ 🇩🇰
michelino laudrup....una legenda vivente@grande carriera lazio juve barcelona real madrid....super campione@
tano shehu si, Michael Laudrup yo soy una legenda ❤️
Thank you for this :-) A true legend
era un vero e proprio fuoriclasse@e stato sempre uno dei migliori giocatori in circolazione ...tecnicamente stratosferico....forza lazio 1900
Michael Laudrup was one of the few danish players who actually managed to break through big time on the international stage
Would not say that, Henning Jensen, Ulrik Le Fevre, Allan Simonsen, Prebel Elkjær, Søren Lerby. All had a huge break through Achieved something never seen before in Danish football.
Huh? His brother was better on international stage
Ahh you need better research before such statements
@@transparent6748 When you ask people from other countries and they play football he is one of very few players from Denmark where they know him
@@mathiasgadeyt that’s possible,but you must remember what you wrote in your comment,,it’s goes trough generations ☝️tbonyandsteak account mentioned great players,,how about Jon Dahl Tommason,Morten Olsen,Daniel Agger,,Peter Schmeichel,his brother Brian,,even Nicklas Bendtner and Jan Mølby and of course many from todays danish national team,,especially Eriksen and Kasper Schmeichel
Thnx God bless
i've been to Camp Nou...AMAZING experience by far my favourite stadium in the world, can't wait to soon see Ibrox :D
Ibrox is a hell of a stadium to go to atmosphere wise. Football might not be the greatest but it's one to savour.
Thanks for video keep going 🤠 greeting from Morocco
Gracias
Elsker Michaels tørre kommentarer, Allways to the point!
Laudrup super crack! The Danish Pelé
Johan Cruyff about Michael Laudrup:
"He touches a lot of balls"
*Johan Cruyff
@@frederikzander103 ty
@@Fodvorte Ham Cruyff er ligeså god til engelsk, som et fynsk bøgetræ
Get the wrong associations lol.
a fabulous film
What was it?
5 years in Barcelona and 5 championships. Then he changed to Madrid and they won the championship
Tbonyandsteak Sounds about right
Tbonyandsteak Wrong
It was a question, so it cant be wrong XD
Tbonyandsteak my bad 👊🏻 He won 4 in 5 years in Barcelona....
1990 : La Liga Cup Winner (Barcelona)
1991 : La Liga Champion (Barcelona)
1992 : La Liga Champion (Barcelona)
1992 : EuroCup Champion (Barcelona)
1992 : Player of the year Spain
1993 : La Liga Champion (Barcelona)
1993 : Player of the year Spain
1994 : La Liga Champion (Barcelona)
1995 : La Liga Champion (Real Madrid)
his rendement will be very high.. (gotta love Cruyff)
what flag does Hristo Stoickivkov exopese at 6:40?
Think of a midfield with him Iniesta and Xavi
Drømmescenarie!!!
Jeg synes faktisk man skal give credit til Jørgen Leth den uforbederlige romantiker, for dette portræt af et national ikon!
his brother wasnt bad neither. Did you know Laudrup (Brian) when at Chelsea never lost a single game. In all competitions he played 11 games for Chelsea won 7 and drew 4. Should have stayed longer.
He could've but wasn't a fan of the rotation policy they had at the time. Nowadays that's seen as a given!
@@heliumtrophy Also i think he was homesick. Scored his only Chelsea goal v Copenhagen then left Chelsea and joined Copenhagen lol.
I have loads of Brian Laudrup at Chelsea videos. Check them out
@@andisadler2897 yes checkout my vid, Brian Laudrup vs Copenhagen
@@brianlaudrupchannel yeh will do he scored in that didnt he.
*thumb up !* Is this documentary Swedish or a Danish ?
The director, Jørgen Leth, is Danish like Laudrup
@@heliumtrophy Thanx, mate ! 🙂
Wtf sound and picture is not in sync
🥰
Documental in spanis?
er det ikke Jørgen Leth der snakker ind over?
det er en kunstdokumentar af Jørgen Leth, som man også kan se på måden det er hele er optaget og sammensat på. Det er lige så meget et Jørgen Leth værk, som det er en Michael Laudrup dokumentar.
Er du dumdum eller hva'
@@tr3pidatioN Ja titlen alene er en af de mest Jørgen Leth'ede ting overhovedet 😄
Michael laudrup
Where are they cutting all that grass from? that tractor trailer is full of grass 😄
ponganle la traduccion al spanish
"... and his ENJOYMENT of playing the game under Johan Cruyff." Hmmm
He loved Cruyff and hated Rikjaard
@@Reavix1 Hated???
That is just weird, the years I have followed Laudrup, I just have got the impression
that his level mature is just Skye high so high it makes him appear as an boring person.
But a very sweet person everybody likes and loves.
Never heard that he hated Rikjaard or any other.
Michael Laudrup har to sønner Mads og Andreas
Jørgen Leth er vel den største parodi på en sports/helt -formidler. Han har ikke styr på selve sporten og navnene, og så får han Gunnar Nu Hansen til at virke hyperaktiv
It is obvious the director doesn't understand football. The footballclips are totally separate from the game, only showing Laudrup, not showing the beauty of his decisions.
Because the director doesn`t look at the game, but at Laudrup and the story he was apart off. This is art- not Netflix..
Du vil altid være den bedste fodboldspiller Danmark nogensinde har haft! Din bror Brian var også god, men dit suveræne overblik har han ikke, Brian er klart en bedre strikrr end dig, men playmaker that is you, No wonder iniesta had you as an idol!
Jørgen leth og Michael Laudrup i en video jamen er det ikke fantastiskXD
NO CAMP!!!! LMAO
That's actually what it used to be called on TV etc. (not just Danish TV) all the time back in the day, it's the name I grew up hearing, reading etc. We'd hear about Laudrup playing on "Nou Camp", never "Camp Nou".
The Barcelona website even has a "FAQ" about it for that very reason.
"Is it ‘Nou Camp’ or ‘Camp Nou’? And how exactly should we pronounce it in English? Here are the answers!"
"But what do we call it? The name has caused considerable confusion among both foreigners and natives alike. Is it the Camp Nou or is it the Nou Camp?
The truth of the matter is that both are correct. Or at least they were until 2001, when president Joan Gaspart called a referendum and 68.25% of the club members voted to make ‘Camp Nou’ the official name of the stadium."
"In Catalan, however, the adjective for ‘new’ (nou) can go either before or after the noun, in this case ‘ground’ or ‘field’ (camp). So both ‘Camp Nou’ and ‘Nou Camp’ were technically correct until ‘Camp Nou’ was recognised as only the correct form in 2001."
@@gnawershreth gracias
Tiki-Taka is BORING!
no its not, its the best football to watch
overrated - if he was that good why did Lazio and Juventus let him go. - Of course he had played some good games for Barcelona but on the danish national team he failed severely every time he played an important game....
What a load of shit ....why did barcelona let him go after 5 championships ....idiot
They let him go because his contract was up, and Laudrup did not want to stay..... Sometimes the easy answer is the right answer... jackass !
They never expected he was that good. In Italy, especially in the 80's, the big reputation and consideration was for defenders. Only Cruyff was the man to realize that Laudrup would be a super star in Barcelona, playing in a type of football (as Spain was in those days) far more open and attacking than the italian. The same happened with Thierry Henry ten years later (he signed for Juve but had no chances there, while he was a superstar of Premiership).
by the way...."some good games", you say?? Laudrup was phenomenal in every football match since 1990 to 1993. In those three seasons he was by far the best player in the Liga
@@carlossimancas9867 that is your opinion, Carlos - I do not agree with you.....