Longest video to date, thanks for watching and supporting. I've added the subtitle options both in English and Portuguese as well - though it was the auto-translate option for Portuguese, I'll be working on tinkering that one throughout today and tomorrow.
The "Pele played against farmers" is just a thing eurocentrics do when the people who excel at something arent europeans, we can even go as far as saying that the true rise in quality of european leagues in comparison to southamerica didn't really happen until the late 90s. Damn, iirc, Tata Brown who scored argentina's first goal in the 1986 wc final had been released by a second division team before the WC. And played a good part of that final with a dislocated shoulder.
Exactly. Those Santos teams were beating the breaks off a LOT of those European sides when they were doing their world tours and the Campeonato Paulista itself was an absolute bloodbath during that era between Santos, Corinthians, São Paulo and my beloved Palmeiras.
I didnt think anything could make me happy during the international break, but I was wrong! I can't wait to learn some real stories about Brazilian football!!
Having seen the Romário and Edmundo video on Secret Base eons ago, it was interesting getting further context on the rap song they made together lol good stuff Fury.
Great video Fury! I'm in awe of a lot of these stories, especially the very last one since I saw the Netflix documentary for Eliza Samudio's case pop up in my queue.
Fabulous video. Didn't expect anything else, of course! I feel there needs to be a full remake of the Bad Boys of Rap. Next essay idea: Biriba, the pissing dog (not sure there's enough content there for anything longer than a 2 minute video)
@@mustermannfm I half considered recording a version of it myself but I’d rather save that for a 100K subscriber special before I fully embarrass myself at that level
If this one does do well enough, it's definitely under consideration. May be a little bit though since I still have a few more FM24 video ideas before the switch to FM25 happens.
I hate that I knew that Bruno Fernandes would end up in this iceberg. Vile human that should have never been allowed to be released early into his sentence.
Yup, he was my introduction to flamengo. He’s a vile human that should be in jail forever. My girlfriend’s BIL likes Flamengo and groaned when I asked isn’t that the team with the murderer on it. His case is one of many reasons why my girlfriend stopped being a lawyer in Brazil and moved to America.
Batalha dos Aflitos is BY FAR most iconic than any UCL final or game on 21st Century, i saw that thing happen live and it was INSANE, to this date is one of the best football games that i ever saw, its crazy shit levels like final minutes of 2022 world cup, the emotion part of it, i mean the games wasn't that technical, but in emotions was crazy, and i'm not a supporter of any of the teams involved, and you wanna know one more crazy thing? Batalha dos Aflitos 2 exists!!!
@@RafaelSantos_ Yeah, I felt bad in a way for having to abridge it this much when it’s something that deserves its own video alone. But an iconic game in all facets with everything that led up to it and the shenanigans of the match itself.
@@BrasilianFury i see, its a long video after all, and to edit everything takes a longer time... But a great job, and i agree Batalha dos Aflitos may be a great choice for an own video by itself
If you do one,please make TH-cam videos on it cuz i'm not on Twitch(I don't really understand how People have time to watch 3,5 hour long stream or something of that crazy length
20:03 not only the games took place simultaneously but in the same city, since both Santa Cruz and Náutico are from Recife. Besides that, the stadiums are just 2km apart. One fun fact is that with Santa Cruz beating Portuguesa and Grêmio being in such a bad spot against Náutico, the trophy was taken to Santa Cruz's stadium, but since Grêmio managed to score and hold on their lead the organization had to go fetch the trophy in the other stadium so they could award it to Grêmio 😂😂
@@arthurdossantos4285 been over 20 years now, I moved when I was 13 with my family. Lost my sotaque within the two years it took me to become fluent, so I sound more like an American who learned Portuguese nowadays 😂
Yeah that claim about pele played against farmers is racism by Europeans. Europeans conveniently forget to mention that Alberto Santos-Dumont was Brazilian too. Not to mention it was the 50’s, I assume most professional athletes had off-season jobs, I know that was the case in the US with our baseball, basketball and football players. We did not have a pro association football league back then, I’d assume that was fairly common elsewhere before these 100 million now near billion dollar contracts in pro sports.
Brazil got professionalized fairly early in football in the 1930's, but it wasn't uncommon for guys to have off-season jobs either. It's just a very myopic view from people who think football started in the 1990's or something.
@@BrasilianFury As an American it’s interesting because compared to sports here, soccer professionalized late in Europe and Brazil. Baseball was professionalized in the 1870’s. But it seems similar to the US where players had off season jobs even after the sports were professionalized. Which is why I think it’s Europeans being racist and not liking that a former colony with a large black and mixed race population bested them at a sport they brought there.
Btw @@BrasilianFury ,this is very good stuff. Some of the older entries are from when i used to live in Brazil.Anyone remember Dener at Portuguesa? Dude,that guy was deemed "The New Pelé". And he was incredible,could easily dribble and make tricks that i have yet to see replicated by other Brazilian players. Excluding the obvious legends. I mean,at a local level,if Denner had not died,he would've probably have been bigger than Neymar
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Longest video to date, thanks for watching and supporting. I've added the subtitle options both in English and Portuguese as well - though it was the auto-translate option for Portuguese, I'll be working on tinkering that one throughout today and tomorrow.
The "Pele played against farmers" is just a thing eurocentrics do when the people who excel at something arent europeans, we can even go as far as saying that the true rise in quality of european leagues in comparison to southamerica didn't really happen until the late 90s.
Damn, iirc, Tata Brown who scored argentina's first goal in the 1986 wc final had been released by a second division team before the WC. And played a good part of that final with a dislocated shoulder.
Exactly. Those Santos teams were beating the breaks off a LOT of those European sides when they were doing their world tours and the Campeonato Paulista itself was an absolute bloodbath during that era between Santos, Corinthians, São Paulo and my beloved Palmeiras.
in a way its reminded me of Mbappe's comments prior to the WC on the quality of european vs south american football
I didnt think anything could make me happy during the international break, but I was wrong! I can't wait to learn some real stories about Brazilian football!!
An hour plus video that isn't a FM Supercut?! I'm seated.
Hope you’ve been enjoying it!
@@BrasilianFury Yes, it was great.
always makes me so emotional to see dear ayrton senna 😢
Ayyyy, massive W! (the Vizeh influence is strong here)
@@MaqwellEmPortugues based Viz tbh
perfect video to get us in the mood for CONMEBOL WC qualifiers this week
@@jeffreyalexanderl Indeed, timing worked out.
wake up babe new Brasilian Fury video
@@vellito5 it somehow happened!
You have been in your bag with these video essays and non-FM videos. Definitely want to see more and more of them down the line, great vid!
@@JonathanCaldwell-jc9jx thanks
Having seen the Romário and Edmundo video on Secret Base eons ago, it was interesting getting further context on the rap song they made together lol good stuff Fury.
I hope this one pops off for you, this was great.
Great video Fury! I'm in awe of a lot of these stories, especially the very last one since I saw the Netflix documentary for Eliza Samudio's case pop up in my queue.
this is going to be so awesome! Obrigado for this video!
Great video, i also didnt realised you made the history of football manager video which i love, now just subscribed
Yup, that was also me. Thank you!
wow someone actually made a video in another language about my iceberg lol
vlw ai kk
Claro, foi uma inspiração inteira! O pessoal europeu e norte americano precisam saber também kkkkk
grande galera do errefutebol
Fabulous video. Didn't expect anything else, of course! I feel there needs to be a full remake of the Bad Boys of Rap.
Next essay idea: Biriba, the pissing dog (not sure there's enough content there for anything longer than a 2 minute video)
@@mustermannfm I half considered recording a version of it myself but I’d rather save that for a 100K subscriber special before I fully embarrass myself at that level
@@BrasilianFury that feels like a 5k subscriber special to me!
@@mustermannfm Relax 🤣
Good to know i wasn’t close with my pronunciations lol.😂
Good video. Love an iceberg. Love learning about stuff like this.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love the longer form content, Fury. Great vid.
Thank you!
You should do more iceberg videos its some good stuff
If this one does do well enough, it's definitely under consideration. May be a little bit though since I still have a few more FM24 video ideas before the switch to FM25 happens.
Another great vid!
Glad you enjoyed!
MY 🐐 IS BACK!!!!
Thank you!
I hate that I knew that Bruno Fernandes would end up in this iceberg. Vile human that should have never been allowed to be released early into his sentence.
@@3lettersl0l Completely agreed. The fact he’s not locked for life is beyond heinous to this day.
Yup, he was my introduction to flamengo. He’s a vile human that should be in jail forever. My girlfriend’s BIL likes Flamengo and groaned when I asked isn’t that the team with the murderer on it. His case is one of many reasons why my girlfriend stopped being a lawyer in Brazil and moved to America.
Vídeo incrível, amigo
@@GuiMendes2002 Muito obrigado!
Batalha dos Aflitos is BY FAR most iconic than any UCL final or game on 21st Century, i saw that thing happen live and it was INSANE, to this date is one of the best football games that i ever saw, its crazy shit levels like final minutes of 2022 world cup, the emotion part of it, i mean the games wasn't that technical, but in emotions was crazy, and i'm not a supporter of any of the teams involved, and you wanna know one more crazy thing? Batalha dos Aflitos 2 exists!!!
@@RafaelSantos_ Yeah, I felt bad in a way for having to abridge it this much when it’s something that deserves its own video alone. But an iconic game in all facets with everything that led up to it and the shenanigans of the match itself.
@@BrasilianFury i see, its a long video after all, and to edit everything takes a longer time... But a great job, and i agree Batalha dos Aflitos may be a great choice for an own video by itself
I like how you snuck in a pic of Seni taking a free kick like that's normal lol
Secret Base mentioned! Great vid too.
Indeed. Thank you JB!
Love the coverage on this league!!!
@@chasegrubbs8132 thank you!
Please do a São Caetano FM save next
I’ve been doing one with Íbis over on Twitch recently but the idea of doing one for São Caetano is very appealing too.
If you do one,please make TH-cam videos on it cuz i'm not on Twitch(I don't really understand how People have time to watch 3,5 hour long stream or something of that crazy length
O melhor iceberg sobre o Brasil!
Muito obrigado!
20:03 not only the games took place simultaneously but in the same city, since both Santa Cruz and Náutico are from Recife. Besides that, the stadiums are just 2km apart. One fun fact is that with Santa Cruz beating Portuguesa and Grêmio being in such a bad spot against Náutico, the trophy was taken to Santa Cruz's stadium, but since Grêmio managed to score and hold on their lead the organization had to go fetch the trophy in the other stadium so they could award it to Grêmio 😂😂
I NEED MORE OF THESE VIDEOS. Fantastic job as always, my dude.
video bom
@@mippo1 Obrigado!
Didn't know I needed this, but thank you so much for your efforts and translation !!
@@akshay_9146 thank you for watching it!
Your English is pretty good. How long are you living in the U.S? There isn't any "sotaque brasileiro" in your voice
@@arthurdossantos4285 been over 20 years now, I moved when I was 13 with my family. Lost my sotaque within the two years it took me to become fluent, so I sound more like an American who learned Portuguese nowadays 😂
Yeah that claim about pele played against farmers is racism by Europeans. Europeans conveniently forget to mention that Alberto Santos-Dumont was Brazilian too. Not to mention it was the 50’s, I assume most professional athletes had off-season jobs, I know that was the case in the US with our baseball, basketball and football players. We did not have a pro association football league back then, I’d assume that was fairly common elsewhere before these 100 million now near billion dollar contracts in pro sports.
Brazil got professionalized fairly early in football in the 1930's, but it wasn't uncommon for guys to have off-season jobs either. It's just a very myopic view from people who think football started in the 1990's or something.
@@BrasilianFury
As an American it’s interesting because compared to sports here, soccer professionalized late in Europe and Brazil. Baseball was professionalized in the 1870’s. But it seems similar to the US where players had off season jobs even after the sports were professionalized. Which is why I think it’s Europeans being racist and not liking that a former colony with a large black and mixed race population bested them at a sport they brought there.
Ok,so i'm just watching this now.
Awesome. Hi there creator.
@@seriousdeliriums 👋🏼 👋🏼
@@BrasilianFury obrigado amigo.
Btw @@BrasilianFury ,this is very good stuff. Some of the older entries are from when i used to live in Brazil.Anyone remember Dener at Portuguesa? Dude,that guy was deemed "The New Pelé". And he was incredible,could easily dribble and make tricks that i have yet to see replicated by other Brazilian players. Excluding the obvious legends. I mean,at a local level,if Denner had not died,he would've probably have been bigger than Neymar
I am not at the end of the video but I hope the Brazilian player who was allegedly fathered by a 100 year old is featured.
It isn't, but hope you still enjoyed.
@@BrasilianFury I still enjoyed it. But I still want to know the lore. Forgot if it was in Brazil or Argentina.
W video
@@tictaquess thank you!
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