@RaymarFootball i love your content bro i would love to have a permission to react to your content i also have podcast called Topcornerpodcast and will love to get you on !
We need a part 2. Good video, but I feel you left out the rest of the story. Tifo Football released "The strange career of Dele Alli" a year ago explaining his parents and their luxurious life in Nigeria as a prince.
The English Wonderkid Who Threw His Career Away To Play Video Games Lovely clickbait title, Clearly the lad has some deep issues from abuse he suffered from when he was a kid but yeah he's just wasted it away to play video games... I'm an Arsenal fan and even I wouldn't put it like _that_
He focused on football to escape from his past as a child-teenager. Beared the fruits of that work. Video games replaced the escapism combined with the impacts of injury. Without true football passion, nobody can overcome those distractions and setbacks.
To keep the passion and motivation up for the whole career is indeed hard. Even Pato once said in his interview: I have enough suffering, I wanted to enjoy the fruit of my labor. I think this is what happened to him. Not just anyone can be Ronaldo and Messi with talent alone, the heart need to be there as well.
Obviously are deluded by what real life is and spoilt brats, he's not there to love it he's to do what he gets paid to do, it's his job and if he doesn't love his job which was football then he's useless to any team, he didn't even like football hence no football IQ as he probably never watched it or read books on ex players. He's a person who is a waste of space. A real loser in life
its like those memories and trauma are always there haunting you, you may not pay attention to them in your prime, while you're at the peak of the mountain, but they are always there waiting for you, lurking in the darkest corners of your mind.
@@goshochernii 18 year old Fati was a monster. His clinical touch was out of this world. Dude was scoring from every angles. Sure, he wasn't really a speedster like Mbappe and he wasn't doing some flashy dribbles, but he had an eye for goal. Not calling him a spectacular player at the time would be an understatement
@@greenlandium1543 I see your point. He is a talent for sure. But not messi's heir.. Too bad he is so prone to injuries, maybe he would've played a better role in feran's place if injuries didnt happen...
I think you also need to do a documentary on Jack Wilshere. He is arguably one of the best talent that never fulfilled his potentials. Dominating Prime Xavi, Iniesta, and Busquet in match is not an ordinary feat. So painful that injury denied us the luxury of enjoying such special talent play the beautiful game for a long time
Despite the ego and somewhat vicious demeanour on the field, I still have a soft spot for Deli Ali (even as an Arsenal fan) probably more so now. He’s a reminder that people have peaks and troughs in careers. People can fall out of love with jobs and need the right environment, mentors, luck and motives to thrive. We all get lost once in a while in life, and it seems to have happened to Ali at what is meant to be a peak moment in a footballer’s career. I hope Ali finds his path in or outside of the sport. So sad to see how much he declined. I think a lot of people forget how good he was - he seemed to have the potential to be one of the best players in the world so for it to end up like this is such a shame. Still, he's only 27 so hopefully he can turn it around.
Not everyone has millions in the bank being paid over 50k a week and hating their job . I'd scrub Joe bidens ass for 50k a week and I would not once co.plain , I'd thank them for paying me
As a Spurs fan, the way he played looked effortless. He had everything except speed. Technique, shooting, positional awareness, physical, ball control. In 2016, he seemed the more talented Kane and Son. Hard to imagine it now, but that's how naturally gifted he seemed. Making everything he did look effortless but it was such a treat to watch
As a Gooner, I really hope for the best for Dele Alli. I don't care if he played for Spurs, he is a human-being. I never knew about his childhood, so learning about it; it makes sense really. Guy never really had a real childhood and now he is financally secure and can help look after this "adtoptive" parents (yes I am quoting it cause to me THEY WERE THE REAL PARENTS!) he just wants to enjoy what he likes and do things he didn't get a chance to. Man just wanted to escape his past and I can't fault him on that one bit. Respect to him for staying in the game and not entirely dropping out of the sport. I am so happy to hear that his mental health is in the best state it has ever been! I do hope he can grace the Premier League again one day!
I will NEVER get over the fact that this mumble player started playing the UCL final instead of Lucas Moura. That season Alli was already going really bad. It was CLEARLY that the Spurs team always played better without him, through out the championship. Even so, Pochettino put him in place of Lucas. That is unbelievable.
@@joelthorpe4170 yeah I was just trying to make the point clear . He was way above average in his best seasons as a player but still way below the level of top stars overall in Europe
@@christophergallagher3845no he was approaching their level if not already there, his international performances were decent too. He was playing at Tottenham FFS 😂
in addition dele growing up without a father figure, he found that in pochetinho and when he was sacked lost the only real male role model he ever had in his life who cared deeply about him. it had to have ruined his confidence and self belief
welcome to the world, humans are all unique and suffer/recover differently, u dont even know the guy personally lmao plus imagine being caught up in trauma and the whole world just laughing/mockin you for poor performances while they dont know the true story, the plenty of young men u know also gone through that right?@@christophergallagher3845
I've just seen a 12 minute peak Alli compilation. The kid astounded me... CLEARLY a generational talent and virtually our Neymar at his best (only Ravel Morrison gave me the same reaction). The problem is many at that talent level are mavericks - so, add in a pretty dodgy upbringing and you have the kind of mentality that effectively relies on the kind of club he gets supporting him as much as his talent. With manager changes at Tottenham came discipline / authority issues... add in injury and you had a brew that made him go downhill. I truly wish that he first gets mentally and physically healthy. If he does we'll all again wonder at a ridiculous talent...
Whichever team one would play, I would always love young players with huge potentials, and i would always from the bottom of my heart, hope that they would succeed. That it includes Dele Alli.
Hopefully now that he’s in an improved mental state he can revive his career. He’s only 27, and as a stable person he still has time to renew his passion.
Explosiveness was a key part of his game and getting into open space. Couple injuries reducing that explosion and whatever other stuff was toned down his cutting edge. But bodies heal and he might still find himself again, I fully expect to find him tearing up the MLS soon, hoping he makes it stateside
Many football players suffer from mental problems. It often destroys careers, such as Adriano's. Others are not affected on the pitch, such as Iniesta or Oliver Kahn, who suffered from depression in their prime, which only went public years after. Or Robert Enke, who was on his way to becoming Germany's number 1 goalkeeper at the 2010 World Cup, played a sensational year and killed himself two days after a good performance in a Bundesliga match.
This happens a lot to players, when they get big contract renewals they usually stop playing as well and they start to decline.....Players need to be kept hungry, money really is ruining football.
Hope you get back near your best dele . When most men get knocked down . is for a reason. You need to slowly get back up and go with the flow each day . Never give up .
A lot of people don't get Dele the blame he deserves. He had the world at his feet and was told by experienced managers to sort himself out. Laughing when told hes underperforming etc. I am a Tottenham fan and watched his decline, it wasn't injuries, it was a lack of passion, he wouldn't make the runs and even stopped closing down opponnets
This one still hurts 😒kmt he deserved more patience...we loan out dombele and SELL DELE!? And THAT palace goal on my birthday il NEVER forget🙌🏾COYS P.s 🙏🏾ange gives him a contract lol🫡
Or delli came out in an interview with gary neville literal months ago saying his problems were doctors over prescribing him painkillers or sleeping tablets (cant remember exactly which it was) because he was serverely depressed and struggling which he got badly addicted too, nothing to do with videogames or him being a wasted talent because he didnt care. Absolutely terrible video man and just straight up lies.
I like your videos but I think your title and thumbnail are quite unfair and misrepresents Dele Alli’s troubled upbringing, which he has been open about
Hope the best for Dele Alli and wish him the best for his recovery ❤ What video would you guys like next? 🤔
what happened to Jack Wilshere,How good was Paul Scholes,Allan Sherear
@RaymarFootball i love your content bro i would love to have a permission to react to your content i also have podcast called Topcornerpodcast and will love to get you on !
We need a part 2. Good video, but I feel you left out the rest of the story. Tifo Football released "The strange career of Dele Alli" a year ago explaining his parents and their luxurious life in Nigeria as a prince.
The English Wonderkid Who Threw His Career Away To Play Video Games
Lovely clickbait title, Clearly the lad has some deep issues from abuse he suffered from when he was a kid but yeah he's just wasted it away to play video games...
I'm an Arsenal fan and even I wouldn't put it like _that_
How good was Ginola!
He focused on football to escape from his past as a child-teenager. Beared the fruits of that work. Video games replaced the escapism combined with the impacts of injury. Without true football passion, nobody can overcome those distractions and setbacks.
as a lifelong tottenham fan, dele’s decline is nothing but pain and sadness, he did things i’ve seen no other player do
BOTTLEJOB
Spurs..what do u expect😂@@SVNT0
Yeah he's better than Messi
1-2 season wonder.
...I feel your pain. But Ajax losing against Tottenham in CL hurts more
I'm glad he's in a better place mentally that's way more important than football.
He’s probably in the streets with his 50 person entourage
@@jamesmckeon9139 What exactly is that supposed to mean, if you don't mind me asking?
Niggas out here not even thinking about how tuff it must've been for him
@@jamesmckeon9139 and you're cashing welfare checks lol
@@jamesmckeon9139 speaking from experience?
To keep the passion and motivation up for the whole career is indeed hard. Even Pato once said in his interview: I have enough suffering, I wanted to enjoy the fruit of my labor. I think this is what happened to him. Not just anyone can be Ronaldo and Messi with talent alone, the heart need to be there as well.
It happens to a lot of athletes. Very few have that passion to maintain discipline for 15 years +.
Obviously are deluded by what real life is and spoilt brats, he's not there to love it he's to do what he gets paid to do, it's his job and if he doesn't love his job which was football then he's useless to any team, he didn't even like football hence no football IQ as he probably never watched it or read books on ex players. He's a person who is a waste of space. A real loser in life
Poor guy, only we who carry such childhood traumas know the pain. People from normal families will never understand us. Good luck to you Dele!!!
its like those memories and trauma are always there haunting you, you may not pay attention to them in your prime, while you're at the peak of the mountain, but they are always there waiting for you, lurking in the darkest corners of your mind.
Petition for RaymarFootball to make a video about Cannavaro (Week 12, Day 84)
I agree
Yes
1 million percent
There is this channel “Kicknetz” about Fabio Cannavaro
Your comments on this channel is 20. How tf u week 12 day 84?
Do one on Ansu Fati witnessing him rising and falling has really been sad. From Messi’s heir to being loaned out of Barcelona
I don’t think there is much to be said about him. He is young. He wasn’t that “spectacular” as Leo and for example Lamine. I don’t think it’s close
why are you commanding raymar on how to run his channel?
@@goshochernii 18 year old Fati was a monster. His clinical touch was out of this world. Dude was scoring from every angles. Sure, he wasn't really a speedster like Mbappe and he wasn't doing some flashy dribbles, but he had an eye for goal. Not calling him a spectacular player at the time would be an understatement
@@greenlandium1543 I see your point. He is a talent for sure. But not messi's heir.. Too bad he is so prone to injuries, maybe he would've played a better role in feran's place if injuries didnt happen...
There was no rise. Just Barcelona bluffing its fans 😂😂😂
I’ll never forget being in high school watching the tv and seeing that volley against crystal palace. Good times. 😢 🤍💙
I think you also need to do a documentary on Jack Wilshere. He is arguably one of the best talent that never fulfilled his potentials. Dominating Prime Xavi, Iniesta, and Busquet in match is not an ordinary feat.
So painful that injury denied us the luxury of enjoying such special talent play the beautiful game for a long time
Nah we already got a bunch of him in the barca academy
Despite the ego and somewhat vicious demeanour on the field, I still have a soft spot for Deli Ali (even as an Arsenal fan) probably more so now. He’s a reminder that people have peaks and troughs in careers. People can fall out of love with jobs and need the right environment, mentors, luck and motives to thrive. We all get lost once in a while in life, and it seems to have happened to Ali at what is meant to be a peak moment in a footballer’s career. I hope Ali finds his path in or outside of the sport.
So sad to see how much he declined. I think a lot of people forget how good he was - he seemed to have the potential to be one of the best players in the world so for it to end up like this is such a shame. Still, he's only 27 so hopefully he can turn it around.
Not everyone has millions in the bank being paid over 50k a week and hating their job . I'd scrub Joe bidens ass for 50k a week and I would not once co.plain , I'd thank them for paying me
As a Spurs fan, the way he played looked effortless. He had everything except speed. Technique, shooting, positional awareness, physical, ball control. In 2016, he seemed the more talented Kane and Son. Hard to imagine it now, but that's how naturally gifted he seemed. Making everything he did look effortless but it was such a treat to watch
As a Gooner, I really hope for the best for Dele Alli. I don't care if he played for Spurs, he is a human-being. I never knew about his childhood, so learning about it; it makes sense really. Guy never really had a real childhood and now he is financally secure and can help look after this "adtoptive" parents (yes I am quoting it cause to me THEY WERE THE REAL PARENTS!) he just wants to enjoy what he likes and do things he didn't get a chance to. Man just wanted to escape his past and I can't fault him on that one bit. Respect to him for staying in the game and not entirely dropping out of the sport. I am so happy to hear that his mental health is in the best state it has ever been! I do hope he can grace the Premier League again one day!
It’s sad watching Ali always chasing any sort of escapism from his life
I will NEVER get over the fact that this mumble player started playing the UCL final instead of Lucas Moura. That season Alli was already going really bad. It was CLEARLY that the Spurs team always played better without him, through out the championship. Even so, Pochettino put him in place of Lucas. That is unbelievable.
Amazing tribute to Delli Ali
He will be back some day
Back where ? He had the potential to be slightly abive average but he wasted it
@@christophergallagher3845 he had way more than just being 'above average'
@@joelthorpe4170 yeah I was just trying to make the point clear . He was way above average in his best seasons as a player but still way below the level of top stars overall in Europe
That Turkish team isn't that big a downgrade from spurs tbf
@@christophergallagher3845no he was approaching their level if not already there, his international performances were decent too. He was playing at Tottenham FFS 😂
in addition dele growing up without a father figure, he found that in pochetinho and when he was sacked lost the only real male role model he ever had in his life who cared deeply about him. it had to have ruined his confidence and self belief
How do you know who was his father figure 😂
I know plenty young men at work who didn't have a father and they work hard and taking nothing for granted . Unlike delle alli
@@christophergallagher3845 you should ask them if they were in an atmosphere with drugs, alcohol, and s-xually abused at 6 years old
welcome to the world, humans are all unique and suffer/recover differently, u dont even know the guy personally lmao plus imagine being caught up in trauma and the whole world just laughing/mockin you for poor performances while they dont know the true story, the plenty of young men u know also gone through that right?@@christophergallagher3845
I've just seen a 12 minute peak Alli compilation. The kid astounded me... CLEARLY a generational talent and virtually our Neymar at his best (only Ravel Morrison gave me the same reaction). The problem is many at that talent level are mavericks - so, add in a pretty dodgy upbringing and you have the kind of mentality that effectively relies on the kind of club he gets supporting him as much as his talent. With manager changes at Tottenham came discipline / authority issues... add in injury and you had a brew that made him go downhill.
I truly wish that he first gets mentally and physically healthy. If he does we'll all again wonder at a ridiculous talent...
I was just thinking about him the other day with that Spurs game and the guy who looks exactly like him.
Thats Brennan Johnson
@@bashabrabha6894😂😂😂
Much respect to Deli😎
Documentary was on Prime Video btw (love your work)
I still sign Alli, Jovic and Pato on my FM saves just so I can resurrect their careers
7:29 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The way he emphasised the 'LAZY'😂
Thank you for bringing back the iconic song
Whichever team one would play, I would always love young players with huge potentials, and i would always from the bottom of my heart, hope that they would succeed.
That it includes Dele Alli.
Hopefully now that he’s in an improved mental state he can revive his career. He’s only 27, and as a stable person he still has time to renew his passion.
Remember when he scored that goal😮😮 the nostalgia hits different
As a madrid fan i would love to see a video on Claude makelele and wanna know his playstyle by you ❤
Raymar Football pls make a vid about Radamel Falcao pls🙌
I felt like he didn’t take his career to serious, he was an amazing player, that 16-17 season was a year to remember for him
The chosen one😭
Delli Ali career is incomplete without Mourinho meeting
Day 1 of asking Raymar to make a video about Gheorghe Hagi
Imagine if he stuck at it. Midfield of rice ali and bellingham with foden saka and kane infront 🔥🔥🔥
His old fifa cards 🔥🔥🔥
Still can't do that celebration finger thing. 😂
We need Raymar football video every week.we interesting content with good way of explaining.💫
Explosiveness was a key part of his game and getting into open space. Couple injuries reducing that explosion and whatever other stuff was toned down his cutting edge. But bodies heal and he might still find himself again, I fully expect to find him tearing up the MLS soon, hoping he makes it stateside
It's okay Dele. Video games ruined my life too
Everyone knew it was over when Mourinho called him lazy and he just laughed
It's an awkward situation though and Mourinho at the time was just making jokes tbh, can't blame him for that nervous laugh
No body understands delli ,do what ever you want you deserve it and you earned it .
Many football players suffer from mental problems. It often destroys careers, such as Adriano's. Others are not affected on the pitch, such as Iniesta or Oliver Kahn, who suffered from depression in their prime, which only went public years after. Or Robert Enke, who was on his way to becoming Germany's number 1 goalkeeper at the 2010 World Cup, played a sensational year and killed himself two days after a good performance in a Bundesliga match.
Jude Bellingham before Bellingham was a thing
Bellingham is doing the things in Real that Dele was supposed to do. Hopefully he's happy!
This happens a lot to players, when they get big contract renewals they usually stop playing as well and they start to decline.....Players need to be kept hungry, money really is ruining football.
Raymar should make a vid on a goalkeeper
Which goalkeeper ? Any goal keeper ? Maybe about Jim Leighton or Rab Douglas ? Both decent keepers
Who's trying dele ali celebration while watching this video?
👇
Hopefully he could recover, all the best wishes for him
Mate he’s spoken to Gary Neville about this
No celebration is more famous than the siiiu
should go to bundesliga
Hope you get back near your best dele . When most men get knocked down . is for a reason. You need to slowly get back up and go with the flow each day . Never give up .
I saw his interview he said that he was suffering from past traumas not this bullshit gaming
yes but that Gaming was also a huge distraction from football and only helped feed his addictive behavior and lack of commitment
I think the money prevents a ton of players from reaching their full potential
Valid point
I always thought this channel is the same channel as daily dose of football..
Dele Ali was once up there, he could have made it to Madrid one day but his carelessness ended his future. Such a shame.
He has a net worth of more than $20 million. He is currently enjoying his life and rightfully cares about nothing or noone😂 Let him enjoy his peace.
He spent months in rehab just a year ago. Once again just assuming because he has money that he's happy. Well he clearly wasn't.
We watch Bellingham, I see Dele Alli
Nah Bellingham is on a different level. Dele on his peak (yes I watch his games) goes missing then does 1-2 brilliant stuff that led to goals
@@jiyefuuuso no different to Bellingham then
@@kotori4865 Bellingham's best asset is his mentality most young players don't have the mental toughness or intelligence he does.
Jude touches the ball as much as any player in the game right know man he involves far more than dele @@kotori4865
Jude touches the ball as much as any player in the game right know man he involves far more than dele @@kotori4865
Why do you narrate like that 😭😭
Bro can’t handle a voice 😭🙏
He was always a championship player made by the media
Ali, Ozil, Hazard and Higuain. The “What Could’ve Been’s” of the PL
Higauin was past his prime though haha
Was just thinking about this bloke, womdering where he'd gone
Make all the failed talent series..next, jesse lingard😂
Guardiola's daughter drained him of his... motivation.
Dele tanking off like this would be equivalent to seeing Jude Bellingham play in EFL League two within 2 years. It’s that bad.
I remember the spurs fans gave saka a standing ovation when he returned from the world cup . Would the arsenal fans give dele the same treatment. 😊
A lot of people don't get Dele the blame he deserves. He had the world at his feet and was told by experienced managers to sort himself out.
Laughing when told hes underperforming etc. I am a Tottenham fan and watched his decline, it wasn't injuries, it was a lack of passion, he wouldn't make the runs and even stopped closing down opponnets
Great! Can you make video, what happened to Paul Pogba
He’s crazy smart on the field, I love it
Thats why mourinho's the SPECIAL ONE
I remember him playing for england squid him rashy and lingaard they looked like they are siblings
Steven Gerard bro
Alli and Le Tissier are England's best ever non-dribbling, non-playmaking, pure attacking midfielders.
He's a reflection of today's young man
This is more telling about Gen X-ers : Them being pedophiles and child abusers
He was kinda like Thomas Muller in his prime
Mourinho and Pochettino cared more for the guy than he cared for himself.
Yes, you was very good and ponetial even he could be continued by now.
😮😮😮😮😮
Still waiting for the Kenny Dalglish video
Hope he can sign out on a high
This one still hurts 😒kmt he deserved more patience...we loan out dombele and SELL DELE!? And THAT palace goal on my birthday il NEVER forget🙌🏾COYS
P.s 🙏🏾ange gives him a contract lol🫡
Our 'best season ever' isn't finishing second 🤦♂
Dele Alli needs to go back and promote street things. Football is for good hearted people
jude bellingham game looks very similar to this
he will be back
You should make a video on Jose morinho
Alli owes absolutely nothing to the fans.
Why asmr voice lol
Or delli came out in an interview with gary neville literal months ago saying his problems were doctors over prescribing him painkillers or sleeping tablets (cant remember exactly which it was) because he was serverely depressed and struggling which he got badly addicted too, nothing to do with videogames or him being a wasted talent because he didnt care.
Absolutely terrible video man and just straight up lies.
Going to Spurs was his first mistake, that club is rotten.
I won’t judge on how he lives his life.
Make a nesta video
social media clout destroyed deli and rashford
@RaymarFootball
Second petition for cannavaro got the idea from someone else but i soo wanna see this.
Kinda unfair to specify gaming, Griezmann could be worse and he isn't questioned about it.
Bruh ma boii is with cindy tf u want more , he winning fr
But did he fulfil his potential as a gamer?
Tottenham had this wonderkid, Kane, and Son and still didn’t win any trophies 😅😅😅
Which one, Fabio or Paolo?
Wow he's just like me
In the end Murinho is always right
I like your videos but I think your title and thumbnail are quite unfair and misrepresents Dele Alli’s troubled upbringing, which he has been open about