South African subscriber here - I was at the 3rd place playoff game in Port Elizabeth between Uruguay and Germany where it was the first game Suarez returned after missing the semi-final due to that red card. The about 40 000 strong crowd booed at him for almost the whole game and every single time he touched the ball, atmosphere was absolute hostile. Ended up being a highly entertaining game.
@@erick.7362 You are correct. This guy is just making shit up. Straight red card is always at least two games, usually 3, so its basically impossible for him to have played this
@@hakonsivertsen800 , it's only a 1 match suspension in Cup tournaments. He was suspended for the semi-final match against the Netherlands in Cape Town (which I attended) but played in the Bronze match.
23:31 What makes the incident worse is that the goalkeeper put a knife in his glove and that's where all the blood came from. Officials caught the goalkeeper pretending because on the cameras, the flair didn't hit the goalkeeper. Rather the goalkeeper used the knife to look injured.
I think a valid entry in such an iceberg could be the football war. In 1969, a match between El Salvardor and Honduras became the the start of a full blown war, leading to around 3000 casualties. To be clear though, the match was not the reason for the war, as tension between the countries were high, but it became the catalist for tensions to spill over.
El Maracanazo is even more crazy than what was said in the video. Rojas actually inflicted injury to himself by cutting his head with a razor blade hidden in his glove to make it look like the flare had hit him, rather than just feign an injury. The game also played a role in the crash of Varig Flight 254, the pilots failed to notice they’d entered an incorrect flight plan as they were too busy looking for radio stations broadcasting the game. By the time they realised it was too late, running out of fuel before they could reach safety and crash-landing in the jungle, killing 13 people but surviving themselves.
Kinda. It's just a suspicion that the crash was caused by the pilots trying to find the game on radio, or even, because they're listening to the game. The oficial cause is that the first and main problem was in Varig flight plan for that route, then, the commander was responsible for trying to find the right route alone without help, using comercial radios and visual refereences, so, the plane runned out of fuel. But honestly i prefer to believe in the game rumour instead( a not so fun-fact, it was the deadliest accident with a 737 in brazil, killing 12, til Gol 1907 in 2006, killing 154 and leaving only 7 alive)
So, I can actually help with the Jabulani issue! Basically, the modern ball has a certain number of panels with a certain depth of the grooves around it. Goes back to the old Telstar ball or whatever. But because these grooves are where they are and are the depth they are, they wick the air around the ball a certain way, which makes the ball fly smoother through the air. Same physics principle as a golf ball with the dimples on it. The dimples on the golf ball wick the air around it as it spins, meaning it displaces the air a lot easier, resulting in a smoother, more predictable flight. The Jabulani, however, did not have these grooves. As a result, even when it was spinning, it was essentially just pushing the air out of the way, not "pulling" it behind itself, which made it extremely sensitive to even the tiniest changes in the air it was trying to go through. Hence, it flying all over the place. It operated like a knuckleball in baseball.
Pretty simple explanation: The jabulani had turbulent flow on one side of the ball and laminar flow on the other side leading to an imbalance and spin Same reason planes can get uplift from the wings
The Suarez situation is such a stupid one. First, the free kick which led to the handball shouldn't have been a free kick because it was offside. Second, it's not like he got away with it. Third and most importantly, who wouldn't have done what he did?
@@vperso There is an offside when the Ghanaian player heads next to the goalkeeper and the ball is left to a player who kicks the ball to goal but that player is offside when the previous player touches it with his head (there are many videos on TH-cam of the offside) if VAR would have existed Suarez would not have been sent off
People just luke to cry over that incident. Suarex is a dirty player, but Ghana was awarded a penalty . Ghana should have scored that . As simple as that
Kinda disappointed that the Indonesian football tragedy in 2022 not being deserved as a big mentions. It still hurts football fans across the world, as the death toll of that tragedy after the Arema-Persebaya derby easily overwhelms the death tolls of the likes of Heysel and Hillsborough. Same thing goes for the Egypt football tragedy in 2012 (Al Masry vs Al Ahly), which also destroyed the country's reputation a lot due to the events being related to the political revolution a year earlier.
Interesting fact that the vuvuzela was made by a Kaizer Chefs fan.He got the idea from the aluminium 1965 bicycle horn, and after taking off the black rubber, he blew it. After that, he thought it was too short, and so he joined a pipe to make it longer.
Even as a Liverpool fan I feel like I have to point out that the reason United kept taking off in Munich was because the FA board demanded that they be in England something like 3 days before their next league game. So they couldn’t stay overnight or else they forfeited the game. Could be wrong but I think that’s why
From my understanding, El Maracanazo was when Brazil were upset 1-2 against Uruguay in the 1950 WC final, which was played at the Maracana stadium. Didn't know the Chile goalie incident was called the same.
Maturing is realizing that it wasn't Suarez's fault that Ghana were knocked out. He wasn't the one who missed the penalty, he just did whatever it took to help Uruguay.
People can hate on him all they want (in many instances rightfully so) but Suarez punching the ball off the line resulting in a straight red card and penalty is absolutely preferable to the last man back doing a scissors kick on a striker through on goal and breaking his leg It's an insanely ballsy tactical foul and the people comparing this to Maradona vs England or Henry vs Ireland are taking it way too far
I think you left out one of the most disturbing events in football history... The assassination of Andres Escobar after he scored an own goal for his national team of Colombia in the USA World Cup of 94... But as always GREAT VIDEO! Keep the hard and excellent work.
im 23yrs old now and an arsenal fan, to this day i still remember watching that arsenal vs birmingham game (i was 7 at the time) where eduardo got tackled, and my dad telling me and physically taking me away from the tv when it happened because of how horrific and graphic it was. the worst tackle in football history ever.
Great to see you doing another iceberg video. Hope everything is going well in your personal life. You can see the dedication in your videos and they are always a great watch. Have a great evening because I know I am going to have one😊
Ronaldo rape allegations being ignored by the fans is disappointing to say the least considering he literally confessed to assaulting that woman. Sad to see admiration and fame can shield people from facing justice and consequences.
Completely untrue btw he never admitted it, he just payed her off btw I did my research before blindly replying to your comment, ‘He denies the allegations and has never been charged’ that was a quote from the bbc and in his interview with piers Morgan he talks about it a little there also denying it, if he admitted it he would’ve been charged. It’s easier to pay someone a couple hundred grand off when your billionaire to stop what he says are false allegations. She’s also decided to push for millions from him instead of a conviction which she never got. Please do your research before talking
@@AdzMOB I have done my research. He confessed to his lawyers in a private setting. This was later leaked by a reputable website, Spiegel. “'She said that she didn't want to, but she made herself available. The whole time it was rough, I turned her onto her side, and it was fast. Maybe she got some bruises when I grabbed her. She didn't want to give it to me, instead she jerked me off. I don't know any more exactly what she said when she was jerking me off. But she kept saying "No. Don't do it, I'm not like the others." I apologized afterwards.” This is his confession to his lawyers. He settled years ago but the case has been opened again by the victim. This is seemingly why Ronaldo is hesitant to visit the United States, because local authorities may be able to pull him in for questioning. There is no verdict yet. However labelling things as untrue without questioning your idols is very childlike. One can look up to people and have role models, but we can also question the morality of people. The allegations shouldn’t be taken lightly and the US authorities sure as hell aren’t.
@@dulcedeleche22 Here we go again! Yet another woman believing gossip on the Internet rather than cold, hard facts. Leaked by a "reputable" website? Are you for real? Who says its reputable? You? If that website later came out and said Ronaldo's so-called confession was false, would you still consider the website to be reputable? Or do you just like it because it confirms the prejudice you already have regarding Ronaldo? This is the reason women shouldn't vote or be given any sort or power because you all just lead with your emotions, no logic. Even God banned women from becoming priests and taking up leadership roles: 'Look at my people - children oppress them and *women* rule over them those that lead you (women)will destroy your ways.' - Isaiah 3:12 'I do not allow a woman to speak (in church) or have any authority over a man. She must be silent.' - 1st Timothy 2:12
@@BattleBecause Instead of showing arguments against you go on a rant about how women shouldn’t vote. Hilarious. Your sexist views of the world explain why you’d try so hard to defend a r*pist.
@@dulcedeleche22 they are called “allegations” for a reason, and if they actually turned out to be true, ronaldo wouldn’t be where he is at right now. I would never in my life defend a rapist, but this whole thing is so f/cking stupid, this girl claims ronaldo r/ped her and then brings him to court, surely she has hard evidence to prove he’s guilty? these accusations are HEAVY, especially when ronaldo was about to start his new career at Real Madrid, but turns out there is no actual proof other than “he said/he did”, she also reported the case a year after but why’s that? surely she could have went to the police right there and then to show her “bruises” and get her area checked for yk what 💀 You said ronaldo admitted to r//p//ng her to his lawyer by leaks from some source, now if that source was reliable ronaldo would have been locked up right now but he isnt, is he? and then you continued with “maybe that’s why he doesnt go to the US” now why would he go there if it isn’t football related? he doesn’t have to go there, and to be fair it’s kinda fishy that he hasn’t been there since that time but still. Also there’s a WC being held in the US after 2 years along with Mexico and Canada, and ronaldo confirmed he will play there so surely they arent going to pull him out mid game to reopen the case no? Back in oct 2023 the girl tried to reopen the case again and guess for what, to get some millions off ronaldo instead of winning the case, but the court denied stating that the case has been dismissed a long time ago and there’s no proof. She received 350k back in 2009 as what ESPN and Sky News call “hush-money” which is so silly btw because ronaldo had to pay that i guess for the “damages”, and if you actually know ronaldo you would know that the media has been against him since 2006. But yeah that’s it i know i yapped too much but it’s sad seeing someone accused of something like this.
The victims of that violence was the police officer. It's quite embarrassing. Also, later on that year, the Italian police did a big mistake that resulted in the death of the Lazio fan (I think), and that death sparked numerous football violences across Italy.
I believe the issue with the Jabulani being too round is basically due to the fact that the spin was inconsistent, therefore making shots tend to knuckleball far more often. When a ball has more irregularities on it (e.g.: the panels of a football, the stitches of a baseball, the dimples of a golfball), the rotation of the ball tends to create differences in air pressure (see: Coriolis force). The part moving forward (in relation to the ball's flight) tends to impact the air and slow it down, while the part moving backward tends to help pull the air back around the ball. This causes high pressure in the former area and low air pressure in the latter. And in order to try and reach an state of equilibrium, the ball will try to move toward the area of low pressure. This is why if you hit a ball on the right side, as it spins through the air, the right side moves forward and increases the air pressure on that side while the left side moves backward and decreases the air pressure on that side. Therefore, the ball will attempt to move to the left as it flies. The closer a ball is to perfectly round, the less this force can affect the ball, and the more erratic the movement of a ball will be. The smaller variances in air pressure will have a much greater effect on the ball's movement. This is why the Jabulani was touted as having so much movement... because it did. It's just that the movement wasn't consistent and predictable.
You could almost make a separate iceberg about Johan Cruyff. Him being a great driving force behind increased player power, money in the game, and the rise of agents. His blackballing of PSV legends from the '74 squad. The awful performance at Euro '76. His "testimonial" against Bayern Munich that was lost 8-0, because the Germans wanted to take revenge for some past defeats and for the cold reception they got in the Netherlands. His forced return to the game after losing all his money in a business partnership with a scammer. His dispute with Ajax that led him to sign with arch-rivals Feyenoord and winning the league with him. Feyenoord fans tore up their season tickets. He wanted a left-winger to only help out in defence and closing gaps so Cruyff could shine. When Pierre Vermeulen failed to play the role of "bitch", Cruyff instigated his replacement by Stanley Brard, who was converted from left-back to left-winger, and booed all season for being a simple runner. But Cruyff got the last laugh as Feyenoord won the league. The post-Dream Team decline at Barcelona with the 4-0 against Milan. The rivalry with Van Gaal and his refusal to really acknowledge the latter's successes at Ajax in the 90s. The Dutch FA preventing Cruyff from becoming the national team's coach in 1990 and 1994, because Rinus Michels didn't want Cruyff to 'outshine the master'. Cruyff's successful lobbying to get Marco van Basten the same job in 2004, despite him having zero senior managerial experience, and then doing the same for Marco at Ajax in 2008. The falling-out with Van Basten, who decided not to apply Cruyffian principles at Ajax once he got to the club. The "velvet revolution" in the 2010s, that was very necessary, but also caused an increasingly dirty publicity war that ended up going to court to prevent the appointment of Louis van Gaal as general director. Some random ones that range from just interesting to pretty dark: - The Netherlands only qualified for '74 thanks to a goal by Belgium being wrongly disallowed for being offside. One of the most famous World Cup sides would not have happened without a refereeing mistake. - Political prisoners in Argentina could hear the victory celebrations in '78 while they were being tortured. - Euro '88: the qualification against Cyprus, where a Dutch "fan" threw a bomb at their goalie. Only thanks to intense pressure by the Dutch FA was a forfeiture prevented, that could have cost us the qualification, and we would never have gone on to win the tournament. - Marco Boogers was signed by Harry Redknapp off a VHS tape, but only contributed a horror tackle and eventually left the club. Due to a misunderstanding, it was reported that he was "living in a caravan". - West Ham signing Dani on loan, but then not playing him so as to drive down his transfer value. - Ronaldo almost signing with Ajax, until PSV made a bigger offer, and they flew him out to Schiphol just to rub it in. - Patrick Kluivert caused a traffic incident in which a man died when he was driving 90 km/h on a 50 km/h road. He got off with community service. 10 years later, in an interview, a journalist confronted Patrick with the fact that he had never tried to get in touch with the man's family. - Edgar Davids domestic violence allegations (never prosecuted due to lack of evidence).
Fun fact Vizeh: El Maracanãzo ended up actually playing a part in the infamous crash of Varig 254, as the pilots of the 737-200 were hoping to get to their destination as quick as they could to watch the game, but a navigational error lead them to get lost, run out of fuel and crash. The worst part was what actually happened in the game.
Argentina's government had to cleanse their image after the Falklands war? 1978 was 4 years before that even happened, bro. You probably meant the DIRTY war, which was the Argentine military government vs Argentina's own citizens and was in full swing in the late 70s. Also, Peru wasn't the final, it was the final match of the second group stage. The final was Argentina vs Netherlands, 4 days later.
Another great iceberg video! If you ever do another one, maybe you can mention Patrick Ekeng's death and the Chapecoense crash? Very tragic and disturbing events that I think both deserve to be talked about
@@Vizeh oh i didnt watch the whole video when i commented that. they are way more worse. but i think the ronaldo one should be more talked than it is getting talked now and a r*pist shouldnt have the most followers on instagram and getting loved,earning money more than any footballer else. the thing i always wanted is to let people know that incident of ronaldo.
@@DeKuTx inocent until proven guilty, The "victim" accused Ronaldo years later, which makes it seem she was doing it for the chance of getting a lot of money off Ronaldo
Chile Vs Argentina…. Small mistake. You say it was the time of the Falklands War. It was the time of the “Dirty War” aka the years of the Dictatorship. Falklands War was 1982. Great videos as usual
Vizeh, mate your videos are commendable the effort and dedication you put in your videos are highly respcted 👍 You are one of my favourite football channels :D
I remember watching the Ryan mason injury game, it was a horrible moment. I was glad that Chelsea got the win but it was extremely sad what happened on the way there; you knew something was wrong when there was 9 minutes of first half stoppage time in those days
The problem with Jabulani was twofold. It was too light and it didn’t have as deep a recess as most other balls, which would have an aerodynamic impact.
The Italy 1934 World Cup one. Might be fixed, might not be, but also a little unknown fact about that Italy squad. Mussolini went to te locker room, I wanna say this was before the final was played, and told the team “win this game, or I’ll have you all killed”
about the octopus thing, Australia used a crocodile to predict sport results of political election which was a wild coincidence and goes to show that animals can predict the future
78 World Cup was 4 years before the Falklands. Winning the WC was nothing to do with that war and more likely to improve the image of the military junta in Argentina
Rangers were the second team to play in the San siro with no fans after the incident with AC Milan it was our only defeat in the Champions League that year but we only won one game against Porto and drew 4, qualified with 7 points only to draw 2-2 then 1-1 and lose on away goals to a very very good Villarreal side. I think they had only conceded one goal in the group stages and almost made the final that year.
Ain't no way you didn't know about the Messi napkin bro. You did an iceberg video on Messi and Ronaldo AND a video titled "The entire history of Lionel Messi I guess"
@@Abonk_101 On 5 March 2022, during a Liga MX football match between Querétaro F.C. and Atlas F.C., a riot broke out between fans attending the match at Estadio Corregidora in Mexico. Videos posted on social media showed groups of men beating, kicking, whipping, dragging and stripping victims. it only got worse, when videos online have showed behind the stadium there were some fans stripped naked and almost beaten to death. even though the Mexican government said no one has been killed during the riot, multiple news sources and individuals who were presented during the game confirmed 17 people were killed in this attack. many people feared for their lives. attacking whoever was wearing red or blue. they didn't care if it was a women or child either. it was pure chaos.
@@Abonk_101 On 5 March 2022, during a Liga MX football match between Querétaro F.C. and Atlas F.C., a riot broke out between fans attending the match at Estadio Corregidora in Mexico. Videos posted on social media showed groups of men beating, kicking, whipping, dragging and stripping victims naked leaving them badly injured on the floor in their own blood. The situation was so bad 17 people died from this incident. The Mexican government tried to downplay and lie to the media that no one was killed. but it was inevitable as leaks went out anyways. this match alone showed so many gruesome moments. families were even taking off their jerseys in fear of getting attacked by either queretaro or atlas fans. this was the most darkest day in Mexican football of modern times. RIP to all the people who lost their lives over football 😢💔
Enjoyed the video, but you REALLY did not tell the Chile banned from world cup very well at all. The Goalkeeper kept a knife in his glove and purposely cut his own face to fake the injury. Chile as a team had decided to try and get the game cancelled and paint Brazil as villains to get a free win
Football is ruled by passion, I'm a life long Leeds fan, Whilst I never knew Chris or Kevin, I knew of them and probably went to some away games with them. I will never go to Turkey again, my wife is bewildered as to why, even as I pointed out the reason when we played Hull. We don't forget, it's hard to forgive the senseless, so I fully understand why Juventus fans stand. The battle of Kopenhavn, lets say some FC Kopenhavn fans know where the bodies are buried, there were casualties.
How is this anything to do with an iceberg? It implies you’re uncovering something previously unknown. This is just a series of unrelated final trivia.
Interesting that even to this day people still believe that Liverpool lost the league against Crystal Palace. Go back and check the results for that season. Even if they won the game 3-0 it wouldn’t have made a difference. Funny how even dedicated football TH-camrs still don’t know this
Vizeh in his hitc sevens era
I’ve done 6 Iceberg videos prior to this in the last year😂
That doesn’t make his comment not true lol, it isn’t a bad thing we love these videos!
@@VizehSo that means that Alfie can do a list of 7 Vizeh Iceberg Videos You Definitely Should Watch. 🤣
this made me laugh more than it probably should. love them both 🖤
Nah his wavywebsurf era
South African subscriber here - I was at the 3rd place playoff game in Port Elizabeth between Uruguay and Germany where it was the first game Suarez returned after missing the semi-final due to that red card. The about 40 000 strong crowd booed at him for almost the whole game and every single time he touched the ball, atmosphere was absolute hostile. Ended up being a highly entertaining game.
I expect nothing less in all honesty haha
Also from SA❤
@@erick.7362 You are correct. This guy is just making shit up. Straight red card is always at least two games, usually 3, so its basically impossible for him to have played this
@@hakonsivertsen800 nope, look it up. Suarez was in the starting 11 of that game
@@hakonsivertsen800 , it's only a 1 match suspension in Cup tournaments. He was suspended for the semi-final match against the Netherlands in Cape Town (which I attended) but played in the Bronze match.
23:31 What makes the incident worse is that the goalkeeper put a knife in his glove and that's where all the blood came from. Officials caught the goalkeeper pretending because on the cameras, the flair didn't hit the goalkeeper. Rather the goalkeeper used the knife to look injured.
That’s just mental
How tf did he know the Brazilians was going to throw a flair
@@JamieCS1983I think it was probably staged but idk
also i want to add that Rojas went on to be a keeper trainer and worked in sao paolo, brazil, where he helped to train Rogerio Ceni
@@JamieCS1983 it was chileans disguised as brazillians
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Watch it before climate change melts it 🤫😉😂
@@SwanRonsonDonnyJeppclimate change isn’t real
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I think a valid entry in such an iceberg could be the football war. In 1969, a match between El Salvardor and Honduras became the the start of a full blown war, leading to around 3000 casualties. To be clear though, the match was not the reason for the war, as tension between the countries were high, but it became the catalist for tensions to spill over.
I’ve spoke of that I believe on the very first or second iceberg videos I did, that is a great nugget of information into football though
The Defoe story always brings a tear to my eye, regardless of club or country this is why football is so special, just little stories like that.
El Maracanazo is even more crazy than what was said in the video. Rojas actually inflicted injury to himself by cutting his head with a razor blade hidden in his glove to make it look like the flare had hit him, rather than just feign an injury. The game also played a role in the crash of Varig Flight 254, the pilots failed to notice they’d entered an incorrect flight plan as they were too busy looking for radio stations broadcasting the game. By the time they realised it was too late, running out of fuel before they could reach safety and crash-landing in the jungle, killing 13 people but surviving themselves.
WHAT??? The flight information is actually true??
I wrote the same thing about flight 254 before seeing this 😅
That's was not the Maracanazo
Kinda. It's just a suspicion that the crash was caused by the pilots trying to find the game on radio, or even, because they're listening to the game. The oficial cause is that the first and main problem was in Varig flight plan for that route, then, the commander was responsible for trying to find the right route alone without help, using comercial radios and visual refereences, so, the plane runned out of fuel. But honestly i prefer to believe in the game rumour instead( a not so fun-fact, it was the deadliest accident with a 737 in brazil, killing 12, til Gol 1907 in 2006, killing 154 and leaving only 7 alive)
So, I can actually help with the Jabulani issue!
Basically, the modern ball has a certain number of panels with a certain depth of the grooves around it. Goes back to the old Telstar ball or whatever. But because these grooves are where they are and are the depth they are, they wick the air around the ball a certain way, which makes the ball fly smoother through the air. Same physics principle as a golf ball with the dimples on it. The dimples on the golf ball wick the air around it as it spins, meaning it displaces the air a lot easier, resulting in a smoother, more predictable flight.
The Jabulani, however, did not have these grooves. As a result, even when it was spinning, it was essentially just pushing the air out of the way, not "pulling" it behind itself, which made it extremely sensitive to even the tiniest changes in the air it was trying to go through. Hence, it flying all over the place. It operated like a knuckleball in baseball.
Pretty simple explanation:
The jabulani had turbulent flow on one side of the ball and laminar flow on the other side leading to an imbalance and spin
Same reason planes can get uplift from the wings
I prefer it being too round
Nothing simple about fluid dynamics
I understand this as an engineering student, but barely anyone else will
How did they achieve that?
How did they achieve that?
Gotta love getting the Vizeh notification and seeing it's a 50 min one
Happy to bring it back mate!
The Australia Witch Doctor story is just crazy. It could happen to anyone and any team! Sends shiver to my spine.
The Suarez situation is such a stupid one. First, the free kick which led to the handball shouldn't have been a free kick because it was offside. Second, it's not like he got away with it. Third and most importantly, who wouldn't have done what he did?
I just saw the moment leading up to the free kick, and there was no offside there at all. Not really sure why you would lie about that.
@@vperso There is an offside when the Ghanaian player heads next to the goalkeeper and the ball is left to a player who kicks the ball to goal but that player is offside when the previous player touches it with his head (there are many videos on TH-cam of the offside) if VAR would have existed Suarez would not have been sent off
People just luke to cry over that incident. Suarex is a dirty player, but Ghana was awarded a penalty . Ghana should have scored that . As simple as that
@@nicolascastillo7065 oh you guys meant during the free kick. My bad
Imagine hating Suarez because your player missed penalty 😂
Kinda disappointed that the Indonesian football tragedy in 2022 not being deserved as a big mentions. It still hurts football fans across the world, as the death toll of that tragedy after the Arema-Persebaya derby easily overwhelms the death tolls of the likes of Heysel and Hillsborough. Same thing goes for the Egypt football tragedy in 2012 (Al Masry vs Al Ahly), which also destroyed the country's reputation a lot due to the events being related to the political revolution a year earlier.
It was told in the older videos
Interesting fact that the vuvuzela was made by a Kaizer Chefs fan.He got the idea from the aluminium 1965 bicycle horn, and after taking off the black rubber, he blew it. After that, he thought it was too short, and so he joined a pipe to make it longer.
Even as a Liverpool fan I feel like I have to point out that the reason United kept taking off in Munich was because the FA board demanded that they be in England something like 3 days before their next league game. So they couldn’t stay overnight or else they forfeited the game. Could be wrong but I think that’s why
From my understanding, El Maracanazo was when Brazil were upset 1-2 against Uruguay in the 1950 WC final, which was played at the Maracana stadium. Didn't know the Chile goalie incident was called the same.
Yeah, thats the Maracanazo, causing thowsands of fans taking his lives due to that loss
Maturing is realizing that it wasn't Suarez's fault that Ghana were knocked out. He wasn't the one who missed the penalty, he just did whatever it took to help Uruguay.
People can hate on him all they want (in many instances rightfully so) but Suarez punching the ball off the line resulting in a straight red card and penalty is absolutely preferable to the last man back doing a scissors kick on a striker through on goal and breaking his leg
It's an insanely ballsy tactical foul and the people comparing this to Maradona vs England or Henry vs Ireland are taking it way too far
No. It was dishonourable.
@@Ligerpride Ghana can keep crying, Morocco knocked out Portugal/Ronaldo they had it harder 👍
Agree, Suarez just trying to win for his nations
Future bailer/politician here
The vuvuzela impression was jokes, another banger vizeh love all the vids
This isn't a dig at Vizeh, more the state of TH-cam. But having to censor words like "Killed" and "Death" because of potential demonetisation is daft
And the n4zi stories amd mentions..
I think you left out one of the most disturbing events in football history... The assassination of Andres Escobar after he scored an own goal for his national team of Colombia in the USA World Cup of 94... But as always GREAT VIDEO! Keep the hard and excellent work.
its in the other iceberg video
These iceberg vids are fantastic please make more
Will do mate!
im 23yrs old now and an arsenal fan, to this day i still remember watching that arsenal vs birmingham game (i was 7 at the time) where eduardo got tackled, and my dad telling me and physically taking me away from the tv when it happened because of how horrific and graphic it was. the worst tackle in football history ever.
Great to see you doing another iceberg video. Hope everything is going well in your personal life. You can see the dedication in your videos and they are always a great watch. Have a great evening because I know I am going to have one😊
It means a lot mate!
@@Vizeh much love bro
Love watching these longer videos keep up the great work man. Love your content ❤
Im a boro fan but huge respect for the sunderland player who was mates with Bradley.
I swear if I don't see argentina rigging the world cup twice Imma lose my mind
Ronaldo rape allegations being ignored by the fans is disappointing to say the least considering he literally confessed to assaulting that woman. Sad to see admiration and fame can shield people from facing justice and consequences.
Completely untrue btw he never admitted it, he just payed her off btw I did my research before blindly replying to your comment, ‘He denies the allegations and has never been charged’ that was a quote from the bbc and in his interview with piers Morgan he talks about it a little there also denying it, if he admitted it he would’ve been charged. It’s easier to pay someone a couple hundred grand off when your billionaire to stop what he says are false allegations. She’s also decided to push for millions from him instead of a conviction which she never got. Please do your research before talking
@@AdzMOB I have done my research. He confessed to his lawyers in a private setting. This was later leaked by a reputable website, Spiegel.
“'She said that she didn't want to, but she made herself available. The whole time it was rough, I turned her onto her side, and it was fast. Maybe she got some bruises when I grabbed her. She didn't want to give it to me, instead she jerked me off. I don't know any more exactly what she said when she was jerking me off. But she kept saying "No. Don't do it, I'm not like the others." I apologized afterwards.”
This is his confession to his lawyers. He settled years ago but the case has been opened again by the victim. This is seemingly why Ronaldo is hesitant to visit the United States, because local authorities may be able to pull him in for questioning.
There is no verdict yet. However labelling things as untrue without questioning your idols is very childlike. One can look up to people and have role models, but we can also question the morality of people. The allegations shouldn’t be taken lightly and the US authorities sure as hell aren’t.
@@dulcedeleche22 Here we go again! Yet another woman believing gossip on the Internet rather than cold, hard facts. Leaked by a "reputable" website? Are you for real? Who says its reputable? You?
If that website later came out and said Ronaldo's so-called confession was false, would you still consider the website to be reputable? Or do you just like it because it confirms the prejudice you already have regarding Ronaldo?
This is the reason women shouldn't vote or be given any sort or power because you all just lead with your emotions, no logic. Even God banned women from becoming priests and taking up leadership roles:
'Look at my people - children oppress them and *women* rule over them those that lead you (women)will destroy your
ways.' - Isaiah 3:12
'I do not allow a woman to speak (in church) or have any authority over a man. She must be silent.' - 1st Timothy 2:12
@@BattleBecause Instead of showing arguments against you go on a rant about how women shouldn’t vote. Hilarious. Your sexist views of the world explain why you’d try so hard to defend a r*pist.
@@dulcedeleche22 they are called “allegations” for a reason, and if they actually turned out to be true, ronaldo wouldn’t be where he is at right now.
I would never in my life defend a rapist, but this whole thing is so f/cking stupid, this girl claims ronaldo r/ped her and then brings him to court, surely she has hard evidence to prove he’s guilty? these accusations are HEAVY, especially when ronaldo was about to start his new career at Real Madrid, but turns out there is no actual proof other than “he said/he did”, she also reported the case a year after but why’s that? surely she could have went to the police right there and then to show her “bruises” and get her area checked for yk what 💀
You said ronaldo admitted to r//p//ng her to his lawyer by leaks from some source, now if that source was reliable ronaldo would have been locked up right now but he isnt, is he? and then you continued with “maybe that’s why he doesnt go to the US” now why would he go there if it isn’t football related? he doesn’t have to go there, and to be fair it’s kinda fishy that he hasn’t been there since that time but still.
Also there’s a WC being held in the US after 2 years along with Mexico and Canada, and ronaldo confirmed he will play there so surely they arent going to pull him out mid game to reopen the case no?
Back in oct 2023 the girl tried to reopen the case again and guess for what, to get some millions off ronaldo instead of winning the case, but the court denied stating that the case has been dismissed a long time ago and there’s no proof.
She received 350k back in 2009 as what ESPN and Sky News call “hush-money” which is so silly btw because ronaldo had to pay that i guess for the “damages”, and if you actually know ronaldo you would know that the media has been against him since 2006.
But yeah that’s it i know i yapped too much but it’s sad seeing someone accused of something like this.
I do think the Catania-Palermo derby of 2007 should've been added, it really showed how violent Ultras were not even 20 years ago
The victims of that violence was the police officer. It's quite embarrassing. Also, later on that year, the Italian police did a big mistake that resulted in the death of the Lazio fan (I think), and that death sparked numerous football violences across Italy.
I believe the issue with the Jabulani being too round is basically due to the fact that the spin was inconsistent, therefore making shots tend to knuckleball far more often. When a ball has more irregularities on it (e.g.: the panels of a football, the stitches of a baseball, the dimples of a golfball), the rotation of the ball tends to create differences in air pressure (see: Coriolis force). The part moving forward (in relation to the ball's flight) tends to impact the air and slow it down, while the part moving backward tends to help pull the air back around the ball. This causes high pressure in the former area and low air pressure in the latter. And in order to try and reach an state of equilibrium, the ball will try to move toward the area of low pressure.
This is why if you hit a ball on the right side, as it spins through the air, the right side moves forward and increases the air pressure on that side while the left side moves backward and decreases the air pressure on that side. Therefore, the ball will attempt to move to the left as it flies.
The closer a ball is to perfectly round, the less this force can affect the ball, and the more erratic the movement of a ball will be. The smaller variances in air pressure will have a much greater effect on the ball's movement. This is why the Jabulani was touted as having so much movement... because it did. It's just that the movement wasn't consistent and predictable.
I believe we should bring the Jabulani back
You could almost make a separate iceberg about Johan Cruyff. Him being a great driving force behind increased player power, money in the game, and the rise of agents. His blackballing of PSV legends from the '74 squad. The awful performance at Euro '76. His "testimonial" against Bayern Munich that was lost 8-0, because the Germans wanted to take revenge for some past defeats and for the cold reception they got in the Netherlands. His forced return to the game after losing all his money in a business partnership with a scammer. His dispute with Ajax that led him to sign with arch-rivals Feyenoord and winning the league with him. Feyenoord fans tore up their season tickets. He wanted a left-winger to only help out in defence and closing gaps so Cruyff could shine. When Pierre Vermeulen failed to play the role of "bitch", Cruyff instigated his replacement by Stanley Brard, who was converted from left-back to left-winger, and booed all season for being a simple runner. But Cruyff got the last laugh as Feyenoord won the league. The post-Dream Team decline at Barcelona with the 4-0 against Milan. The rivalry with Van Gaal and his refusal to really acknowledge the latter's successes at Ajax in the 90s. The Dutch FA preventing Cruyff from becoming the national team's coach in 1990 and 1994, because Rinus Michels didn't want Cruyff to 'outshine the master'. Cruyff's successful lobbying to get Marco van Basten the same job in 2004, despite him having zero senior managerial experience, and then doing the same for Marco at Ajax in 2008. The falling-out with Van Basten, who decided not to apply Cruyffian principles at Ajax once he got to the club. The "velvet revolution" in the 2010s, that was very necessary, but also caused an increasingly dirty publicity war that ended up going to court to prevent the appointment of Louis van Gaal as general director.
Some random ones that range from just interesting to pretty dark:
- The Netherlands only qualified for '74 thanks to a goal by Belgium being wrongly disallowed for being offside. One of the most famous World Cup sides would not have happened without a refereeing mistake.
- Political prisoners in Argentina could hear the victory celebrations in '78 while they were being tortured.
- Euro '88: the qualification against Cyprus, where a Dutch "fan" threw a bomb at their goalie. Only thanks to intense pressure by the Dutch FA was a forfeiture prevented, that could have cost us the qualification, and we would never have gone on to win the tournament.
- Marco Boogers was signed by Harry Redknapp off a VHS tape, but only contributed a horror tackle and eventually left the club. Due to a misunderstanding, it was reported that he was "living in a caravan".
- West Ham signing Dani on loan, but then not playing him so as to drive down his transfer value.
- Ronaldo almost signing with Ajax, until PSV made a bigger offer, and they flew him out to Schiphol just to rub it in.
- Patrick Kluivert caused a traffic incident in which a man died when he was driving 90 km/h on a 50 km/h road. He got off with community service. 10 years later, in an interview, a journalist confronted Patrick with the fact that he had never tried to get in touch with the man's family.
- Edgar Davids domestic violence allegations (never prosecuted due to lack of evidence).
The iceberg videos is one of the best content to watch.
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I got goose flesh when i heard that with Bradley even though i already knew. RIP
I always love your iceberg videos they’re always top quality
Glad you like them!❤️
Is this a reupload? I could've sworn I had watched it before
Same
Fun fact Vizeh: El Maracanãzo ended up actually playing a part in the infamous crash of Varig 254, as the pilots of the 737-200 were hoping to get to their destination as quick as they could to watch the game, but a navigational error lead them to get lost, run out of fuel and crash. The worst part was what actually happened in the game.
Sorry I saw the other comment now 😅
15:51 liitle correction argentina beat peru 6-0 in a previous stage not in the final
as they faced netherlands in the final
Argentina's government had to cleanse their image after the Falklands war? 1978 was 4 years before that even happened, bro. You probably meant the DIRTY war, which was the Argentine military government vs Argentina's own citizens and was in full swing in the late 70s. Also, Peru wasn't the final, it was the final match of the second group stage. The final was Argentina vs Netherlands, 4 days later.
Another great iceberg video!
If you ever do another one, maybe you can mention Patrick Ekeng's death and the Chapecoense crash? Very tragic and disturbing events that I think both deserve to be talked about
33:45 thats the worst one of all of them
Everything afterwards involves death and an actual registered pedophile
@@Vizeh oh i didnt watch the whole video when i commented that. they are way more worse. but i think the ronaldo one should be more talked than it is getting talked now and a r*pist shouldnt have the most followers on instagram and getting loved,earning money more than any footballer else. the thing i always wanted is to let people know that incident of ronaldo.
@@DeKuTx inocent until proven guilty,
The "victim" accused Ronaldo years later, which makes it seem she was doing it for the chance of getting a lot of money off Ronaldo
@@Casian291did Ronaldo not literally admit that she didn’t consent and apologised that he didn’t take her lack of consent seriously.
@@iluvchicken when?
Jermaine Dafoe and Bradley was one of the most touching football stories of all time
Chile Vs Argentina…. Small mistake. You say it was the time of the Falklands War. It was the time of the “Dirty War” aka the years of the Dictatorship. Falklands War was 1982. Great videos as usual
bro this is my favorite iceberg series. keep up the work👍
You and hitc are how I’m learning about the sport. I’m new and love learning about these stories
What a great iceberg video! one I thought would be in the abyss section is Atlas Vs Queretaro in the Mexican league
Truly a dark and gruesome day in mexican football.
35:56 wasn't the case dropped in 2022? I remember hearing something like that
It was due to a leak by a lawyer, meaning that they believe Ronaldo would not be given a fair trial
I loved the use of minecraft music during this video I love iceberg videos but that made it so much better lol
Wooo!
Having ton of work and feeling bored af and then seeing Vizeh upload a 50 minute long video gotta be the best feeling ever!
always a good day when a vizeh video is posted
I think a series could be made on this, so much has been missed
Eduardo DaSilva my favorite player when i was a kid i miss that guy
Perfect video, perfect length, good shit man thanks for the top tier content
Thank you mate!
Missed these type vids 🔥
Got another one similar on Sunday!
Vizeh, mate your videos are commendable the effort and dedication you put in your videos are highly respcted 👍 You are one of my favourite football channels :D
Love you man❤
I remember watching the Ryan mason injury game, it was a horrible moment. I was glad that Chelsea got the win but it was extremely sad what happened on the way there; you knew something was wrong when there was 9 minutes of first half stoppage time in those days
The problem with Jabulani was twofold. It was too light and it didn’t have as deep a recess as most other balls, which would have an aerodynamic impact.
Argentina v Peru in the 1978 World cup was nearly 4 years before The Falklands war.
Iceberg vids are the best😍
Let's go! These are always pleasant and interesting to listen to and watch. Much love! 👏
You need to make a video on what Lyle foster has done for you guys and his struggles
been waiting so long for a new iceberg video cant wait to watch
In next video talked about 72 guy who dead in alahlyegypt vs elmasary that was so dramatic
44:24 I didn't expect to be crying my eyes out while on the can and not have it be because the poop
I don't understand your thoughtprocess for this video... "Hey, let's recycle 40% of the things from previous Iceberg videos and hope no one notices"?
thought i was the only one who recognised some of the entries that he did already.
26:26 Australia didn't lose to Iran. It was a 2-2 draw and we went through bc of the away goal rule
The Italy 1934 World Cup one. Might be fixed, might not be, but also a little unknown fact about that Italy squad. Mussolini went to te locker room, I wanna say this was before the final was played, and told the team “win this game, or I’ll have you all killed”
This content has been stepped up majorly recently
about the octopus thing, Australia used a crocodile to predict sport results of political election which was a wild coincidence and goes to show that animals can predict the future
I love these icebergs, please make more
78 World Cup was 4 years before the Falklands. Winning the WC was nothing to do with that war and more likely to improve the image of the military junta in Argentina
Grande Torino incident should certainly be mentioned
Rangers were the second team to play in the San siro with no fans after the incident with AC Milan it was our only defeat in the Champions League that year but we only won one game against Porto and drew 4, qualified with 7 points only to draw 2-2 then 1-1 and lose on away goals to a very very good Villarreal side. I think they had only conceded one goal in the group stages and almost made the final that year.
If you watch that Victor Bradley section and dont shed a tear then thats just criminal
really good video, you should make one were u talk about world football because it felt like you were focusing on english football.
51 minute Vizeh iceberg video… get comfy we in for a good one
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does show the quality of vizehs videos atm how fast I’ve clicked this
Eduardo or as we call him Dudu is legend i mean man played for Dinamo Zagreb and played for our national team .
Love the activity in the comments Mr. Vizeh.
Such small things show, that you care more than most others 👍
Ain't no way you didn't know about the Messi napkin bro. You did an iceberg video on Messi and Ronaldo AND a video titled "The entire history of Lionel Messi I guess"
The vuvuzelas made that world cup iconic though
16:34 peruvian here, and that conspiracy is still being talked to this day
some say it was fixed
Anytime I hear Bradley’s story I get choked up because i actually knew a kid like him
Vizeh cooking as always
The Adam Johnson situation is horrible,but the chants we got from rival fans were great
Vizeh you needed to add Atlas vs Queretaro 2022 this match alone is the most disturbing thing I've ever seen live.
What happened?
@@Abonk_101 On 5 March 2022, during a Liga MX football match between Querétaro F.C. and Atlas F.C., a riot broke out between fans attending the match at Estadio Corregidora in Mexico. Videos posted on social media showed groups of men beating, kicking, whipping, dragging and stripping victims. it only got worse, when videos online have showed behind the stadium there were some fans stripped naked and almost beaten to death. even though the Mexican government said no one has been killed during the riot, multiple news sources and individuals who were presented during the game confirmed 17 people were killed in this attack. many people feared for their lives. attacking whoever was wearing red or blue. they didn't care if it was a women or child either. it was pure chaos.
@@Abonk_101 On 5 March 2022, during a Liga MX football match between Querétaro F.C. and Atlas F.C., a riot broke out between fans attending the match at Estadio Corregidora in Mexico. Videos posted on social media showed groups of men beating, kicking, whipping, dragging and stripping victims naked leaving them badly injured on the floor in their own blood.
The situation was so bad 17 people died from this incident. The Mexican government tried to downplay and lie to the media that no one was killed. but it was inevitable as leaks went out anyways. this match alone showed so many gruesome moments. families were even taking off their jerseys in fear of getting attacked by either queretaro or atlas fans. this was the most darkest day in Mexican football of modern times. RIP to all the people who lost their lives over football 😢💔
51 minutes, it's a good night to be a vizeh viewer.
Cheers, I raise my glass of water, as a toast is in order!
Here in Germany we blamed Uwe Seeler for Vuvuzelas
Rest in peace Kev and Chris
Love watching your videos! I am always looking forward to your next video. 🤗
Another amazing vid from vizeh
LESS GOOO NOO ICEBERGGG FOOTTBALLL VIDEOO!!!!!
Enjoyed the video, but you REALLY did not tell the Chile banned from world cup very well at all.
The Goalkeeper kept a knife in his glove and purposely cut his own face to fake the injury. Chile as a team had decided to try and get the game cancelled and paint Brazil as villains to get a free win
Dam two sunderland apperances on here what a crazy journey it must of been for long term fans
Football is ruled by passion, I'm a life long Leeds fan, Whilst I never knew Chris or Kevin, I knew of them and probably went to some away games with them. I will never go to Turkey again, my wife is bewildered as to why, even as I pointed out the reason when we played Hull. We don't forget, it's hard to forgive the senseless, so I fully understand why Juventus fans stand.
The battle of Kopenhavn, lets say some FC Kopenhavn fans know where the bodies are buried, there were casualties.
How is this anything to do with an iceberg? It implies you’re uncovering something previously unknown. This is just a series of unrelated final trivia.
can already tell this gon be a banger still!
Great Iceberg video! Absolutely amazing!
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Is there anything better than breakfast with Vizeh video
No story will make me cry but Bradley Lowery
Interesting that even to this day people still believe that Liverpool lost the league against Crystal Palace. Go back and check the results for that season. Even if they won the game 3-0 it wouldn’t have made a difference. Funny how even dedicated football TH-camrs still don’t know this
Been watching you a whkle now class videos mate