Oh just imagine being in the USA and our men's soccer team. Our women have done pretty good on the world stage. Our men national team doesn't do too hot as you already know😅
5:26 it’s impossible not to grin from ear to ear just listening to that commentator absolutely losing his marbles. Great to watch how it snuck up on you too 🙂
Hello! im Brazilian, that defeat for us(1x7 to Germany), was the most painfull thing i ever feeled in my entire life. If u dont know, we are historically the greatest nation in this sport, we are the ones who score the goals, now imagine a World Cup, in the country of football, in a semi-final, losing 7-1, it's inexplicable, everything went well for them, nothing for us. I remember that the street was painted in our colors throughout the country, watching the game. Nobody at work, nobody doing anything, just in front of the television watching the game, and seeing this shame. It still hurts us today... and it's an international joke. I hope u can react to that... will be hard for me to watch the video, but i will... Great reaction!
Yeah, I remember when that happen. I'm not into football since few years, but that day I watch score on my phone, out of curiosity, I see 5-0 at half-time in my head it was a bug, impossible, I check on the channel who plays the world cup, and I was bugging, I tried to figure out how is that possible. I remember Neymar was not there (injured, I think), and Germany was good, but it's Brazil, nation of football. Bad day for Brazil, even for us in France, we thought it's an April fool or something, we were amazed by how Germany did that and confused by how is that possible for Brazil. But for everybody, Brazil mean football, and football mean Brazil, even the best can have a bad day. Look at "my" team, we won our first title in 98, and in 2002, we were eliminated like amateur team in first round, a shame, not the same score but we were champions and next world cup barely exist. Your pain will disappear one day, don't feel bad, Brazil will remain GOAT whatever happen in future. Brazil is the football legend.
I am from Germany and i watched the game at home with my dad . Of course i was happy about us scoring goals but at the same time it hurt to c your folks in such shock, pain and tears. But at least you got a little consolation from us by defeating Argentina in the Final. I know words cant make it really go away but i am sry dude and i hope for better days for your country 😊
@@PernelTV oh, i really appreciate this, thank u for your kind words, I really found difficult for this pain to vanish, even with a long time... but, we hope we can succeed and let that past, very far behind us.
@@captainkaracho1421 i hope that too, i actually am descendent from Germany. Cuz Brazil was colonized by a lot of countries around the globe, and u guys beat Argentina, wich ease a little bit for myself... i have a huge respect for u guys, for your style of play, very focused, cold, colective and successfull aswell, completly different from us 🤣🤣 and that makes this sport so beautiful. Thank u.
The announcer during the Bergkamp goal is Jack van Gelder, and he's known for his enthusiastic style of reporting. It was a game in the quarter finals of the World Cup vs Argentina, and it was 1-1 after two early goals in the first half. Then first Numan from the Netherlands got his second yellow card and was sent off, and with a few minutes to play Ortega from Argentina gave the Dutch goalkeeper a headbutt and was sent off as well. The goal from Bergkamp came a few minutes after that, in the 89th minute. I watched that game with my parents and a lot of colleagues from my dad's job, and the ending was absolutely crazy.
The Beauty Of No Protocol. Is it her curiosity? Her intelligence? Her sense of wonder? Her smile? Her eyes? Her laugh? Her modesty. It is all that, and so much more. Such a great channel!
The shirt rule is relatively recent. Some players started getting paid for sponsoring products on the shirt they wore under their jersey. This violated the sponsorship rules. So they made a rule that says you get booked for taking off your shirt in celebration. Even if you're not wearing anything underneath.
Football is also a game that they all have to move on with, after a goal is scored the game has to be resumed asap with a kick off, and all the players have to wear their team kit, in full. For over a hundred years players much better in games much bigger had managed to keep their shirt on despite being out of their mind of joy for scoring, but suddenly every bottom second league playing tapping in an easy 5-1 had to get dressed again befor the game could continue. It was nonsense and I am glad it ended. There has to be discipline in the game and if you can't control your emotions you don't belong on a football pitch.
@ilanN570 To be fair, lots of players wore a shirt under it with a personal or ideological message, that was a consideration too. But in my view it had already gotten out of hand as just a stupid hype without any of that. You're a professional football player, I already assumed you have a six pack.
I think it was Jorge Valdano who said: "El fútbol es la cosa más importante de las cosas no importantes". (Football is the most important thing of the non important things)
There are actually quite a few nice back stories to the goals in this video. Dennis Bergkamp x 23 was the last minute in a tense match between arch rivals Argentina and the Netherlands to go the semi finals of the WC, and it was a goal only Bergkamp could make. There have been better players than Bergkamp, allthough not too many, but when it comes to unique goals that never got copied, he's the man. Thuram was there, a defender who hardly ever had scored a goal, and then in a difficult WC match for the favourite and home team France when the attackers and creative players had an off day, he scored twice to decide the game. That same tournement in the final we saw Zidane, the captain but a technical, creative player, great feet, scores two headers to decide the game. He was known for a lot of things, but not his headers. Ruling world champion and huge favourite for the title Spain had one the first matches of the WC against the Netherlands which had their weakest squad in decades, and only the few fans of the infamous manager Van Gaal had some confidence. So billions of people around the world expecting just a boring easy first round victory for Spain. Van Persie equalized just before half time with that diving lob header. In the 2nd half the Netherlands crushed Spain with Robben scoring the 5th as was shown. Also for the non Dutch or not fands of Dutch football a match and score like that just sends a shockwave through the first week of the WC and that is great for everybody but the Spain supporters.
@@mavii918 "If you don't have the first touch you have nothing" is from himself. That's because he already knew what he had to do before recieving the ball, and he could only turn little space into time or little time into enough space if the first touch was perfect. His was, can't remember a poor first touch from him, and he used to time his jump to cushion the ball hanging in the air.
What’s crazy is that this enthusiasm and passion is present even in the lower moments. A lot of these clips are from successful winning teams. Which is amazing to watch. I’m personally an Evertonian and my team hasn’t been the best for a while now. A couple seasons back we survived relegation and the scenes at goodison where some of the best I’ve ever been a part of. If you’re a fan of football that passion is there win lose or draw.
You're so tactful, calm and collected. The way you comment is something totally different what some is today. Thank you for existing and keep up the good work!
1:14 ......I remember watching that goal in a pub in San Francisco........Pires weaving his way down the wing before pulling it back for Trezeguet to smash it into the roof of the net....what a way to win a final!!! I was watching the game with a beautiful French-Moroccan girl and ended up going back to her place for the night.......and that was the start of a beautiful relationship! 💘
Videos likes these erase all rivalries. All I can do is sit in awe of how beautiful this game is... it truly makes me reflect on the beautiful game and makes me appreciate all the players and the moments I have witnessed.
I have never watched one of your videos where you have been so animated and smiling so much. I was torn between watching you and the beauty of the football! 😭
Thank you for that reaction, some of the most incredible moments in football history, spine tingling, made all of the more memorable by the passion and emotion of the commentators.
Played it my whole life and through college, plus trying to go pro many years ago. This video does a good job capturing moments in time. The funny thing is I know every single moment in the video, every backstory, etc. I have watched just about everything on this game, played it basically every waking minute of most of my life, and unless people have played it, it's hard to describe why it's called the beautiful game. I teared up watching this because I miss it so much. Man, what a game.
"Man City fans go wild" :😁😆That was Rooney scoring for Man Utd on Derby day. Man City vs Man Utd one of the biggest annual fixtures in the footballing calendar. Both teams hate each other - true rivals but ultimately, bit silly really. Much ❤ your vids inspire me to educate my supremely lazy self.
Beauty indeed. That crazy Dennis Bergkamp commentary. I love this goal. World cup 1998, Quarterfinal. The Netherlands vs Argentina. Score is 1-1 and I believe the game was very tense. In the 90' Dennis Bergkamp scores the winning goal for the Netherlands and what a beautiful goal it was. Amazing pass, amazing first touch, 3 touches in total. From a comment: "Especially once you read the translation and realize how it begins with the commentator Jack van Gelder saying he has a feeling they are going to reach the semi-final". I guess the video is suitable for a private watching as it's 1 minute long: "Netherlands - Argentina: Bergkamp Goal 1998 (HD)" /watch?v=XsZkCFoqSBs
I can feel my knees going out just watching that. Soccer (Football) is a great sport for hockey players. My son use to get teased by the other hockey players for also playing soccer. But anytime he was skating the puck down and lost it off his stick, he was the only one who'd catch it with his foot and kick it back up to his stick. That footwork skill is very beneficial.
Not just his confidence but his spatial awareness, too. He knows precisely where he has to kick even upside down, with his back to the goal, from 30m away...
I know what you mean about knowing the story behind the games. For example, it shows Sergio Aguero scoring a fairly innocuous, routine goal against Queens Park Rangers in the Premiership in 2011. The significance of the goal was that it meant that Manchester City won the Premiership title for the first time in 43 years. Also, Manchester United, City's arch rivals, had just finished their game and were currently at the top of the table. City's game was still playing and needed a goal to win and leapfrog United into first place. At 93 minutes and 20 seconds, i.e. injury time, Aguero scored the goal to give City their title. That's why the crowd went crazy and he ripped his shirt off and ran to the fans to celebrate.
Best classic cups are : World Cup , Copa America , the cups from Europe. My team is River Plate & Argentina. The final in the World Cup : Argentina vs France was incredible !!!
As a Bayern München Fan, the defeat in the 2012 UCL Final was really hard. The Final took place at our home Stadium and we got defeated in the penalty shoot out. Adding to that we got 2nd in every tournament. We got 2nd in the league after Dortmund, 2nd in the national cup against Dortmund and 2nd in the european cup against Chelsea at home ground. But we were rewarded for our dedication and hard work in the following Season were we won every Trophy. From 3 times 2nd to 3 times 1st.
I played football through university and 3 years of semipro. Even at that lowly level, "retiring" still guts your heart out. It was saying goodbye to a 23 year relationship that I put a LOT of time and effort into. Worth every second.
the greatness in this vedio is not about random goals and movements it's about the timing and the huge events that this moments was and trust me its iconic moments
@10:19 its the highest victory in a semi final ever during a world cup. germany also is the only european team who ever won the world cup in south america. miroslav klose is the all-time top scorer for Germany and holds the record for the most goals scored in the FIFA World Cup with 16 goals scored over 4 editions of the tournament between 2002 and 2014. he did that record in the brazil - germany match where he scored his 16th goal.
Yes , if they take off their shirt when they score a goal it's an automatic yellow. And 2 yellows , gives you a red and you miss the next game and have to walk back to the locker room.
Im German and this 2014 World Cup win vs Messis Argentina in the final and brazils humiliation in the game before the final (seminfinal) in their own backyard were wild here in my country. Funny enough a German tv show a couple hours before the seminal kickoff went onto the streets of Brazil and asked German tourists and brazilian people their prediction for the match and a german guy literally said he expects a comfortable 7:1 for us and all the interviewers plus his brazilian friend next to him laughed at him 😂😂 Btw heres a link that explains that match in detail: th-cam.com/video/Cs74S_EF3xI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=fynbdjlxU2k4aHQH
There are a whole lot of highlight videos on the 7-1 one match here on youtube, including an official fifa one. Basically, Brazil was lacking two key players, including Neymar, and completely crumbled under pressure. Given both post-halftime goals by Germany were scored by Schürrle, there was a joke going around that German coach Jogi Löw told players during the break not to humiliate their hosts too much in the second half, but Schürrle was just out on the toilet at that moment... To add insult to injury, German striker Miroslav Klose used the opportunity to break the record of a Brazilian player for most goals scored during worldcup games - and since the Brazilian player had already retired, there was no chance for him to get it back.
@@NoProtocolI strongly recommend that you actually watch at least the first 27/28 minutes of that game; that's when everything happened. As a 27-year-old Argentine who watches a LOT of soccer, that was the most impressive, unexpected, almost impossible-to-believe game I ever saw, and probably will ever see. th-cam.com/users/liveL6sbfskaTDQ?si=ywtRjlAdKDDSvlNc&t=136
@@NoProtocol I strongly recommend that you actually watch at least the first 27/28 minutes of that game; that's when everything happened. As a 27-year-old Argentine who watches a LOT of soccer, that was the most impressive, unexpected, almost impossible-to-believe game I ever saw, and probably will ever see.
@@NoProtocol there is some more, Ronaldo the previous record holder was actually the commentator for brazillian TV and the brazillian team hadnt lost a competitive match (not sure about friendlies) in Brazil for decades so there was atleast one if not two generations of fans that had never seen their team lose from inside the stadium
@@NoProtocol Brazil should have learned the lesson: never give up. In qualification to the World Cup 2014: in Berlin, Germany - Sweden 4-0 after 61 minutes. "OK, boys - let's play some fotball." First swedish goal is by Zlatan Ibrahimovic. th-cam.com/video/8LkwRue9aK4/w-d-xo.html
You wont believe what football means to the Brasilians. And what the name Pelè means to them. Many years ago I have visited Santos in Brasil, where Pelè played most of his life. I was also shown the stadium of the Santos FC, Pelé's club. Its really sacred ground for them.
Getting a "shirt off Yellow Card" is inexcusable really. My local team had a player on a shirt off card after his 1st half goal, only to get his second yellow (and expulsion) early in the 2nd half, which cost us the game ultimately. Great video/reaction, thanks!
At one point, football jersey was made up of 2 parts, the jersey itself and an additional layer inside intended to absorb the sweat. Once you took it off, it was really difficult to put it back and players spent like 5 minutes to put the jersey back. That's why they decided to give a yellow card to players who remove their jersey, to avoid wasting time. At 11:28 the french commentor is saying (after the first World Cup title for France): "After seeing this, we can die peacefully. I mean, as late as possible, but we can" Still have goosebumps hearing this 26 years later! 08:30 : Zinedine Zidane during his last international competition with France team against Brazil in 1/4 final. The round before, France played against Spain and spanish journalists were saying Spain will make Zidane retired and Zidane score the last goal in the 3-1 french victory and send the spanish team home... In 1/4 final against Brazil, Zidane did one of the greatest individual performance ever.
football actually has one of the highest rates of injuries. love your videos btw, you are such a smart standout on youtube (is that a word? sorry, german dude).
yep, this 7:1 win of Germany over Brazil is by far the most iconic football game in history for many reasons. Apart from obvious things like that usually just dont happen (its literally a century exception) between two heavy weights in the last games, it broke tons of records (in football history and for the internet). One of the many is that it was also the first time a European team won the world cup in South America. And this right in the 'center' against Brazil (AND the next game against Argentine). For Brazil it was also for such reasons (down to details like loosing the Nr. 1 World's ranking of the highest scorer from Brazil (Ronaldo) to Germany (Klose)). For Brazil one of those days like in every ones life when really everything goes wrong and one bad news adds to the next - while for Germany quite the opposite.
Watching this withougt sub tittles is CRIMINAL, Many of these goals are equivalent to a team coming from 3-0 in series and then force game 7 and then to win with a buzzer beater in game 7 of the finals
9:18 you are absolute right, some of the clips af in test games but high lvl skills, others are the winning goals for a big moment like winng goal for a worldcup or an insane comebacks ect
You might host a World Cup, as a football power house, maybe twice, three times at a stretch (although England haven’t since 1966) in your lifetime, so it’s a great honour, and being humiliated in your own back yard, even more so being THE team to beat in a World Cup, made that game a wild watch
Touching on what you said about retiring from the job you love must be really difficult. Sadly, the suicide rate of former players is quite high at around the 40's age (going on podcasts from former players), something about being conditioned from an early age, failing to reach the heights of emotions, missing the team spirit, and many other factors. I want to add, in my lifetime, my favourite all time player was Zidane. (the one that made you smile and nod in approval as he took on half the opposition).
The more recent world cup was fun to watch made like soccer more being Canadian we never really took soccer serious like the ppl outside of Canada does.
Dennis Bergkamp, Dennis Bergkamp, Dennis Bergkamp, Dennis Bergkamp, DENNIS BERGKAMP! 😂 Absolutely zero insight from the commentator at all and yet somehow its the perfect commentary for that iconic goal.
I hate it when commentators start making sounds. Shouting 'whooo' and stuff is our job at home standing up from the couch, commentators job is to keep articulating words in their enthousiasm, they have that gift of gab of have the wrong job. But articulating a name is fine too.
As a European (German) girl, i live on loving football 🩵 I consider myself very lucky that i have been raised by a football passionate loving family, When you understand it and watch couple of games and get hooked on it...not a single thing in the world can give you the feeling this game does The thing about it from my own experience, through the different heartbreaks i had and the days that really sucked, still when my team win i forget about everything and feel very happy for weeks despite everything bad happening, BUT if everything going extremely well for you and you have all what you want but your team lost you still gonna be so sad even if everything else is going amazingly which really sucks... I have seen many Americans in the last 2 years go from "what's even is SOCCER and what's fun about it?" To being absolutely crazy about their team 😅
For all those who aren't lucky enough to be french, the last words in the clip are: "after we seen this, we can die... as late as possible... but we can!"
You should definitely checkout Leicester City winning the Premier League, it's a was truly fairytale stuff especially if your just a football fan in general.
At the end , 11min 30 when the French speaker Thierry Rolland says "Apres avoir vu ca on peut mourir tranquille [le plus tard possible mais on peut. Ah c'est super. Quel pied, ] it mean : After seeing that (France winning the world cup 3 to 0 against Brazil in the 98 final in France) we can die freely, the most lately possible but We can ! He sadly passed away in 2012 but he was, with Thierry Gilardi the best commentator in football in France ! (maybe the best commentator are all name Thierry we dont know x)
Most of if not all the matches shown in the compilation are free to watch on TH-cam. I recommend the Miracle at Istanbul (Liverpool vs Inter Milan UCL 2005 final)
Hi! You ask the right questions about Blackadder as you do football. Thanks 💖 You're dead right. The context of these matches are HUGE. Germany 7 IN Brazil? In a WC semi? So much history there. But also, passion. Imagine MOST country's boys and girls grow up kicking a round ball. Every mother of every child on every continent. Only the US doesn't really have that. The passion you see in these clips, we all feel. Through mums dads sisters brothers uncles cousins. Every four years, the world truly sees colour and culture and fun and huge passion without hate. The beautiful game is real.
No matter what age I am at some point in the World Cup I find myself believing like I did when I was a child, my hopes are always dashed but for that brief moment I’m a kid again. 🏴
French people old enought to remember 98 know how the victory change the country , as the comentator said " i think after we saw that , we can die peacefully " , this victory was an incredible moment, it literaly stop racism in the country for few times , nothing was bad in the minds of french people .
David Beckham is so much of a football player that a Buddhist temple, which has a gold statue representation of ALL gods from ALL religions surrounding a sculpture, added one of Beckham because they think (correctly) that football is it's own religion YNWA
The embodiment of competition seeps through the very pores In our skin, and exudes in expressions of, joy, sadness, elation, and the unity is the bond that holds tight to the idea that together as a symbiotic entity we shall combine our love for our sport and stand in glory and in loss, as one, unwaivering, no matter what... Dennis bergkamp just was......
Hi, first of all as football fan extremely enjoied this video but you were right. If you don't know, so many short clips dosn't give the power of the moment maybe you can fell it by the commentators or the fans but you cannot feel your own. Without rewatch, for me the clip Bareclona - PSG tha was an epic gama where the Barcelona Coach in a prematch interview said thet they could do 5 goal and they did. Barcelona needed 4 golas withot taking it. PSG did one so Barcelona needed 5and at the last minutes of the match they did it. 5-1. Really wondeful. As Milan fan I have to pain to si Liverpool - Milan but yeh also that one. Also the clip of the Premier league win of Manchester City, with the Manchester UTD that win his match and with the current result of Man City was ahead but at the end Aguero smash the ball into the net and Man City the championship. So many moments to dive inside. For player clips I recommand Ronaldinho. But obviusly there are so many grat players.
Check out the Glasgow Celtic team which were the first British team to win the European Cup. It was in 1967 where nearly all players (i.e. 14 out of 15 in the squad) were born within 11 miles of their home ground! I'm not even a Celtic fan but it makes for some story!
10:23 The story behind the Brazil vs Germany catastrophe (1-7) is from WC 2014 in Brazil. Brazilian team was hosting it, tho they were among worst teams on the tournament. Referees helped them immensely to pass into the semifinals, but there was Germany waiting for them. No one could help them against German team, which was infinitely better. Germany could score at least 10-12 goals, but they felt bad about it and didn't play 100% half of the match. Brazil definitely deserved even worse.
It wasn't always a yellow card for taking the shirt off. The rule was brought in in 2004 to curb excessive celebration, partly to stop time-wasting and partly because it is unsportsmanlike and might incite opposing fans. Players still do it though sometimes if they get caught up in the moment or don't care
If I remember correctly the bookin for taking your short of wasn‘t a thing in my early childhood around 2000. I think it was introduced in the early 2000s because players had overdone it. The took their shirts of and some threw them onto the crowd. It was used as a method of timewasting so they introduced this rule.
00:25 This is the legendary Johan Cruyff (1947 - 2016), footballer, trainer, manager and philosopher and if you wanna know more about modern football you should check him out, because almost everything you saw in this video started with this guy! Therefore i find it really strange that there's only one shot of him in this video! 🤯🤷🏻♂️✌🏼 Soccer Stories - Oh My Goal Was Johan Cruyff Really As Good As People Said He Was? (9 min.) th-cam.com/video/_wijIZ3XyRE/w-d-xo.html Raymar Football Johan Cruyff: Just How Good Was the Father of Modern Football? (10 min.) th-cam.com/video/dtqNE-kGNH0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=hCi0tYQWtKnPyPUQ This is the complete story and an interview with the man himself! 🤞🏻 TREQUARTISTA Football's Greatest - Johan Cruyff - Documentary (25 min.) th-cam.com/video/qKrX8r-5Nu8/w-d-xo.html
I loved playing football in my teens and 20s but cannot handle watching it..I prefer rugby union,rugby league, Aussie Rules.. Best wishes to those who love Association football.
Yes, shirt out is yellow card. As I can remember, it started to get penalised because some players had an ad (or some sort of "message") in the shirt they had below the club's shirt. Even if they have nothing below the club's shirt, the rule prevails. It is also punished if the player goes outside the pitch (like.. To celebrate with the fans, within certain limits) or celebrate in an unsportsmanlike manner ("in the face" of a rival or opposing fans).
I highly recommend watching Zlatan Ibrahimovic being interviewed by Piers Morgan. Zlatan is a character. He's charismatic, forward, hard and intelligent.
There's quite a waiting list. Stanley Matthews, Alfredo di Steffano, Marco van Baasten, Roberto Baggio, R9, Hagi, Laudrup, Zico, Platini, John Charles, Kaka, Rivaldo...
I love all these sports videos and I've played soccer but I was a hockey player growing up. There also a very good video called "the beauty of hockey " worth checking out.
Messi's goal against Getafe was as identical, dribble by dribble, as Maradona's goal against England in the World Cup of 1986. Maradona did it at the peak of his career, and in part, due to the political implications of being the only catharsis Argentinians had 4 years after the war, it was chosen "The Goal of the Century". Messi did a practically identical goal dribbling 6 player and the goal keeper at the beginning of his career, and then went to surpass Maradona as the best football player in history. Agüero' goal was at the last minute of extra time, Manchester City was losing 1-2 and needed to score another 2 goal in the 4 minutes left to win the championship for the first time in their history; they scored one of the goals (now 2-2) and with only 3 minutes left Güero scored the 3rd handed the Premier's league championship to his Manchester City for the 1st time their history.
Hi from Scotland,i have watched many of your videos and love everyone of of them,and your reactions,also may i say,you are the most beautiful lady on YT,with a smile that could light up a dark night,keep up the great work,Best wishes from Scotland.
You should watch a video on Leicester Citys 2015/16 title win. Before the season they were noted as 5000 to 1 underdogs to win the title. Quite possibly the greatest underdog story in sports.
I think because once a footballer called forlan took off his top after he scored and threw it in the crowd then he had to play topless for a bit wasn’t a good look so now you get booked
People are wrong they clearly don't know why the shirt rule exists. The booking for taking your shirt off rule came in because of Diego Forlan when he played for us Manchester United i think it might if been Liverpool we were playing he scored took his shirt off then has the most trouble any human has ever had trying to put a top on. The game resumed and he was still in tthe process of trying to get it back on. However he still had to play this resulted in him running around trying to put his shirt on for quite a few minutes while playing. It was funny, ill find the clip and write it in replies
I can't find the full live clip of the goal celebration and the minutes after kick off, but there is a brief minute and half video on it Diego forlan shirt incident.
As someone who lives in Europe but whos country has never had international success, and yet all these footage gives me goosebumbs.
Oh just imagine being in the USA and our men's soccer team. Our women have done pretty good on the world stage. Our men national team doesn't do too hot as you already know😅
@@Hope...M I'm from Venezuela and i feel exactly ther same haha
@@Hope...M I often enjoyed the USA. One of the great things about football is that you don't have to be good to put up a good fight.
@@Hope...M Honestly, the USA mens team are really pretty good and getting better every year. They will win a world cup one of these days.
Hi belgian fellow !
03:02 Pelé was 17 years old on that game. It was the first World Cup won by Brazil, in 1958.
And he scored twice in the final.
"entende" -pelé
5:26 it’s impossible not to grin from ear to ear just listening to that commentator absolutely losing his marbles. Great to watch how it snuck up on you too 🙂
Hello! im Brazilian, that defeat for us(1x7 to Germany), was the most painfull thing i ever feeled in my entire life. If u dont know, we are historically the greatest nation in this sport, we are the ones who score the goals, now imagine a World Cup, in the country of football, in a semi-final, losing 7-1, it's inexplicable, everything went well for them, nothing for us. I remember that the street was painted in our colors throughout the country, watching the game. Nobody at work, nobody doing anything, just in front of the television watching the game, and seeing this shame. It still hurts us today... and it's an international joke. I hope u can react to that... will be hard for me to watch the video, but i will... Great reaction!
Yeah, I remember when that happen. I'm not into football since few years, but that day I watch score on my phone, out of curiosity, I see 5-0 at half-time in my head it was a bug, impossible, I check on the channel who plays the world cup, and I was bugging, I tried to figure out how is that possible. I remember Neymar was not there (injured, I think), and Germany was good, but it's Brazil, nation of football. Bad day for Brazil, even for us in France, we thought it's an April fool or something, we were amazed by how Germany did that and confused by how is that possible for Brazil. But for everybody, Brazil mean football, and football mean Brazil, even the best can have a bad day. Look at "my" team, we won our first title in 98, and in 2002, we were eliminated like amateur team in first round, a shame, not the same score but we were champions and next world cup barely exist. Your pain will disappear one day, don't feel bad, Brazil will remain GOAT whatever happen in future. Brazil is the football legend.
I am from Germany and i watched the game at home with my dad . Of course i was happy about us scoring goals but at the same time it hurt to c your folks in such shock, pain and tears. But at least you got a little consolation from us by defeating Argentina in the Final. I know words cant make it really go away but i am sry dude and i hope for better days for your country 😊
@@PernelTV oh, i really appreciate this, thank u for your kind words, I really found difficult for this pain to vanish, even with a long time... but, we hope we can succeed and let that past, very far behind us.
@@captainkaracho1421 i hope that too, i actually am descendent from Germany. Cuz Brazil was colonized by a lot of countries around the globe, and u guys beat Argentina, wich ease a little bit for myself... i have a huge respect for u guys, for your style of play, very focused, cold, colective and successfull aswell, completly different from us 🤣🤣 and that makes this sport so beautiful. Thank u.
@@nailer10 Maybe next victory can help Brazilian people.
The announcer during the Bergkamp goal is Jack van Gelder, and he's known for his enthusiastic style of reporting. It was a game in the quarter finals of the World Cup vs Argentina, and it was 1-1 after two early goals in the first half. Then first Numan from the Netherlands got his second yellow card and was sent off, and with a few minutes to play Ortega from Argentina gave the Dutch goalkeeper a headbutt and was sent off as well. The goal from Bergkamp came a few minutes after that, in the 89th minute. I watched that game with my parents and a lot of colleagues from my dad's job, and the ending was absolutely crazy.
Thanks!
Thank you as well! It’s not lost on me than you’re constantly supporting & are consistently one of the first commenting
Top G m8 :D
Wait you are a follower of the way too, born from above?
Yes. @@earthwormandruw
@@JudahsRedEyeLionneato! May I ask for a book recommendation on the faith?
The Beauty Of No Protocol. Is it her curiosity? Her intelligence? Her sense of wonder? Her smile? Her eyes? Her laugh? Her modesty. It is all that, and so much more. Such a great channel!
The shirt rule is relatively recent.
Some players started getting paid for sponsoring products on the shirt they wore under their jersey.
This violated the sponsorship rules.
So they made a rule that says you get booked for taking off your shirt in celebration.
Even if you're not wearing anything underneath.
Thanks for explaining this!
@@NoProtocol
You're welcome.
If you want to return the favor, please react to any video on Totti's career. 😜
I’ll put it on my list (:
Football is also a game that they all have to move on with, after a goal is scored the game has to be resumed asap with a kick off, and all the players have to wear their team kit, in full. For over a hundred years players much better in games much bigger had managed to keep their shirt on despite being out of their mind of joy for scoring, but suddenly every bottom second league playing tapping in an easy 5-1 had to get dressed again befor the game could continue.
It was nonsense and I am glad it ended. There has to be discipline in the game and if you can't control your emotions you don't belong on a football pitch.
@ilanN570 To be fair, lots of players wore a shirt under it with a personal or ideological message, that was a consideration too. But in my view it had already gotten out of hand as just a stupid hype without any of that. You're a professional football player, I already assumed you have a six pack.
I think it was Jorge Valdano who said: "El fútbol es la cosa más importante de las cosas no importantes". (Football is the most important thing of the non important things)
George best once said, “I spent all my money from football on drink, women and fast cars, the rest, I just wasted”
Yep.
There are actually quite a few nice back stories to the goals in this video. Dennis Bergkamp x 23 was the last minute in a tense match between arch rivals Argentina and the Netherlands to go the semi finals of the WC, and it was a goal only Bergkamp could make. There have been better players than Bergkamp, allthough not too many, but when it comes to unique goals that never got copied, he's the man.
Thuram was there, a defender who hardly ever had scored a goal, and then in a difficult WC match for the favourite and home team France when the attackers and creative players had an off day, he scored twice to decide the game. That same tournement in the final we saw Zidane, the captain but a technical, creative player, great feet, scores two headers to decide the game. He was known for a lot of things, but not his headers.
Ruling world champion and huge favourite for the title Spain had one the first matches of the WC against the Netherlands which had their weakest squad in decades, and only the few fans of the infamous manager Van Gaal had some confidence. So billions of people around the world expecting just a boring easy first round victory for Spain. Van Persie equalized just before half time with that diving lob header. In the 2nd half the Netherlands crushed Spain with Robben scoring the 5th as was shown. Also for the non Dutch or not fands of Dutch football a match and score like that just sends a shockwave through the first week of the WC and that is great for everybody but the Spain supporters.
My favourite quote about Bergkamp : ''If he played in the snow, he wouldn't leave any footprints!' - John Hartson
@@mavii918 "If you don't have the first touch you have nothing" is from himself. That's because he already knew what he had to do before recieving the ball, and he could only turn little space into time or little time into enough space if the first touch was perfect. His was, can't remember a poor first touch from him, and he used to time his jump to cushion the ball hanging in the air.
That day was a bad day
Thankfully Brazil got mauled at home so everyone forgot
What’s crazy is that this enthusiasm and passion is present even in the lower moments. A lot of these clips are from successful winning teams. Which is amazing to watch. I’m personally an Evertonian and my team hasn’t been the best for a while now. A couple seasons back we survived relegation and the scenes at goodison where some of the best I’ve ever been a part of. If you’re a fan of football that passion is there win lose or draw.
You're so tactful, calm and collected. The way you comment is something totally different what some is today. Thank you for existing and keep up the good work!
One of my favorite videos on TH-cam, I can never get tired of re-watching the beauty of football!
1:14 ......I remember watching that goal in a pub in San Francisco........Pires weaving his way down the wing before pulling it back for Trezeguet to smash it into the roof of the net....what a way to win a final!!! I was watching the game with a beautiful French-Moroccan girl and ended up going back to her place for the night.......and that was the start of a beautiful relationship! 💘
Videos likes these erase all rivalries. All I can do is sit in awe of how beautiful this game is... it truly makes me reflect on the beautiful game and makes me appreciate all the players and the moments I have witnessed.
I have never watched one of your videos where you have been so animated and smiling so much. I was torn between watching you and the beauty of the football! 😭
Thank you for that reaction, some of the most incredible moments in football history, spine tingling, made all of the more memorable by the passion and emotion of the commentators.
Football is truely something great. Brings out the paasion out of all of us ❤.
& the despair
Played it my whole life and through college, plus trying to go pro many years ago. This video does a good job capturing moments in time. The funny thing is I know every single moment in the video, every backstory, etc. I have watched just about everything on this game, played it basically every waking minute of most of my life, and unless people have played it, it's hard to describe why it's called the beautiful game. I teared up watching this because I miss it so much. Man, what a game.
Thank you so much for doing this one!
Yees!! Was Absolutely amazing!!!
"Man City fans go wild" :😁😆That was Rooney scoring for Man Utd on Derby day. Man City vs Man Utd one of the biggest annual fixtures in the footballing calendar. Both teams hate each other - true rivals but ultimately, bit silly really.
Much ❤ your vids inspire me to educate my supremely lazy self.
Glad i wasn't the only one that notices😂
Lol was about to say the same thing lol
Beauty indeed.
That crazy Dennis Bergkamp commentary. I love this goal. World cup 1998, Quarterfinal. The Netherlands vs Argentina. Score is 1-1 and I believe the game was very tense. In the 90' Dennis Bergkamp scores the winning goal for the Netherlands and what a beautiful goal it was. Amazing pass, amazing first touch, 3 touches in total. From a comment: "Especially once you read the translation and realize how it begins with the commentator Jack van Gelder saying he has a feeling they are going to reach the semi-final". I guess the video is suitable for a private watching as it's 1 minute long: "Netherlands - Argentina: Bergkamp Goal 1998 (HD)" /watch?v=XsZkCFoqSBs
Leicester City premier league title win 2015 is the biggest underdog story in any sport in history.
But greece in 2004 is close
shame the video didnt include vardy's goal against liverpool
I remember nearly everything in this video. I was just in tears watching this ✊
I can feel my knees going out just watching that.
Soccer (Football) is a great sport for hockey players. My son use to get teased by the other hockey players for also playing soccer. But anytime he was skating the puck down and lost it off his stick, he was the only one who'd catch it with his foot and kick it back up to his stick. That footwork skill is very beneficial.
1:49 Yeah you should checkout a video on Ibrahimovic. Guy's confidence outta this world
Not just his confidence but his spatial awareness, too. He knows precisely where he has to kick even upside down, with his back to the goal, from 30m away...
I know what you mean about knowing the story behind the games. For example, it shows Sergio Aguero scoring a fairly innocuous, routine goal against Queens Park Rangers in the Premiership in 2011. The significance of the goal was that it meant that Manchester City won the Premiership title for the first time in 43 years. Also, Manchester United, City's arch rivals, had just finished their game and were currently at the top of the table. City's game was still playing and needed a goal to win and leapfrog United into first place. At 93 minutes and 20 seconds, i.e. injury time, Aguero scored the goal to give City their title. That's why the crowd went crazy and he ripped his shirt off and ran to the fans to celebrate.
Best classic cups are : World Cup , Copa America , the cups from Europe. My team is River Plate & Argentina. The final in the World Cup : Argentina vs France was incredible !!!
As a Bayern München Fan, the defeat in the 2012 UCL Final was really hard. The Final took place at our home Stadium and we got defeated in the penalty shoot out.
Adding to that we got 2nd in every tournament. We got 2nd in the league after Dortmund, 2nd in the national cup against Dortmund and 2nd in the european cup against Chelsea at home ground.
But we were rewarded for our dedication and hard work in the following Season were we won every Trophy. From 3 times 2nd to 3 times 1st.
It’s just football bro. Relax
I played football through university and 3 years of semipro. Even at that lowly level, "retiring" still guts your heart out. It was saying goodbye to a 23 year relationship that I put a LOT of time and effort into. Worth every second.
the greatness in this vedio is not about random goals and movements it's about the timing and the huge events that this moments was and trust me its iconic moments
@10:19 its the highest victory in a semi final ever during a world cup. germany also is the only european team who ever won the world cup in south america. miroslav klose is the all-time top scorer for Germany and holds the record for the most goals scored in the FIFA World Cup with 16 goals scored over 4 editions of the tournament between 2002 and 2014. he did that record in the brazil - germany match where he scored his 16th goal.
Yes , if they take off their shirt when they score a goal it's an automatic yellow. And 2 yellows , gives you a red and you miss the next game and have to walk back to the locker room.
Football has so much passion that it goes beyond just watching a game, you have to live it.
They say football can be considered life or death by some, they are wrong, it’s much more than that!❤❤❤❤
word for word, bar for bar from the opening seconds, is crazy work.
Bill Shankly 🔴
Great reaction. I like your insight
Im German and this 2014 World Cup win vs Messis Argentina in the final and brazils humiliation in the game before the final (seminfinal) in their own backyard were wild here in my country. Funny enough a German tv show a couple hours before the seminal kickoff went onto the streets of Brazil and asked German tourists and brazilian people their prediction for the match and a german guy literally said he expects a comfortable 7:1 for us and all the interviewers plus his brazilian friend next to him laughed at him 😂😂 Btw heres a link that explains that match in detail: th-cam.com/video/Cs74S_EF3xI/w-d-xo.htmlsi=fynbdjlxU2k4aHQH
Hey, thanks for including a link!
@@NoProtocol no problem. Love your videos!
@@NoProtocoldon't watch lol ☠️
The goals are beautiful, but the context makes them infinitely more spectacular.
There are a whole lot of highlight videos on the 7-1 one match here on youtube, including an official fifa one. Basically, Brazil was lacking two key players, including Neymar, and completely crumbled under pressure. Given both post-halftime goals by Germany were scored by Schürrle, there was a joke going around that German coach Jogi Löw told players during the break not to humiliate their hosts too much in the second half, but Schürrle was just out on the toilet at that moment...
To add insult to injury, German striker Miroslav Klose used the opportunity to break the record of a Brazilian player for most goals scored during worldcup games - and since the Brazilian player had already retired, there was no chance for him to get it back.
This was the info that I needed, thank you!
@@NoProtocolI strongly recommend that you actually watch at least the first 27/28 minutes of that game; that's when everything happened. As a 27-year-old Argentine who watches a LOT of soccer, that was the most impressive, unexpected, almost impossible-to-believe game I ever saw, and probably will ever see.
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@@NoProtocol I strongly recommend that you actually watch at least the first 27/28 minutes of that game; that's when everything happened. As a 27-year-old Argentine who watches a LOT of soccer, that was the most impressive, unexpected, almost impossible-to-believe game I ever saw, and probably will ever see.
@@NoProtocol there is some more, Ronaldo the previous record holder was actually the commentator for brazillian TV and the brazillian team hadnt lost a competitive match (not sure about friendlies) in Brazil for decades so there was atleast one if not two generations of fans that had never seen their team lose from inside the stadium
@@NoProtocol
Brazil should have learned the lesson: never give up. In qualification to the World Cup 2014: in Berlin, Germany - Sweden 4-0 after 61 minutes.
"OK, boys - let's play some fotball." First swedish goal is by Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
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mad love for you for this!!
You wont believe what football means to the Brasilians. And what the name Pelè means to them. Many years ago I have visited Santos in Brasil, where Pelè played most of his life. I was also shown the stadium of the Santos FC, Pelé's club. Its really sacred ground for them.
the beauty of football fans prespective
will bring tears to your eyes..
Football is beautiful because every week millions of people experience immense joy and what else on earth does that?
Yet another gift from England to the world
You're completely right about knowing the context. Man goosebumps
Getting a "shirt off Yellow Card" is inexcusable really. My local team had a player on a shirt off card after his 1st half goal, only to get his second yellow (and expulsion) early in the 2nd half, which cost us the game ultimately. Great video/reaction, thanks!
At one point, football jersey was made up of 2 parts, the jersey itself and an additional layer inside intended to absorb the sweat. Once you took it off, it was really difficult to put it back and players spent like 5 minutes to put the jersey back. That's why they decided to give a yellow card to players who remove their jersey, to avoid wasting time.
At 11:28 the french commentor is saying (after the first World Cup title for France): "After seeing this, we can die peacefully. I mean, as late as possible, but we can" Still have goosebumps hearing this 26 years later!
08:30 : Zinedine Zidane during his last international competition with France team against Brazil in 1/4 final. The round before, France played against Spain and spanish journalists were saying Spain will make Zidane retired and Zidane score the last goal in the 3-1 french victory and send the spanish team home... In 1/4 final against Brazil, Zidane did one of the greatest individual performance ever.
football actually has one of the highest rates of injuries. love your videos btw, you are such a smart standout on youtube (is that a word? sorry, german dude).
No Protocol Awesome Video Today!!🔥🐐🐐💎
Hey, thanks for watching!
yep, this 7:1 win of Germany over Brazil is by far the most iconic football game in history for many reasons. Apart from obvious things like that usually just dont happen (its literally a century exception) between two heavy weights in the last games, it broke tons of records (in football history and for the internet). One of the many is that it was also the first time a European team won the world cup in South America. And this right in the 'center' against Brazil (AND the next game against Argentine). For Brazil it was also for such reasons (down to details like loosing the Nr. 1 World's ranking of the highest scorer from Brazil (Ronaldo) to Germany (Klose)). For Brazil one of those days like in every ones life when really everything goes wrong and one bad news adds to the next - while for Germany quite the opposite.
Watching this withougt sub tittles is CRIMINAL, Many of these goals are equivalent to a team coming from 3-0 in series and then force game 7 and then to win with a buzzer beater in game 7 of the finals
9:18 you are absolute right, some of the clips af in test games but high lvl skills, others are the winning goals for a big moment like winng goal for a worldcup or an insane comebacks ect
You might host a World Cup, as a football power house, maybe twice, three times at a stretch (although England haven’t since 1966) in your lifetime, so it’s a great honour, and being humiliated in your own back yard, even more so being THE team to beat in a World Cup, made that game a wild watch
Touching on what you said about retiring from the job you love must be really difficult. Sadly, the suicide rate of former players is quite high at around the 40's age (going on podcasts from former players), something about being conditioned from an early age, failing to reach the heights of emotions, missing the team spirit, and many other factors. I want to add, in my lifetime, my favourite all time player was Zidane. (the one that made you smile and nod in approval as he took on half the opposition).
The more recent world cup was fun to watch made like soccer more being Canadian we never really took soccer serious like the ppl outside of Canada does.
Dennis Bergkamp, Dennis Bergkamp, Dennis Bergkamp, Dennis Bergkamp, DENNIS BERGKAMP! 😂 Absolutely zero insight from the commentator at all and yet somehow its the perfect commentary for that iconic goal.
I hate it when commentators start making sounds. Shouting 'whooo' and stuff is our job at home standing up from the couch, commentators job is to keep articulating words in their enthousiasm, they have that gift of gab of have the wrong job. But articulating a name is fine too.
As a European (German) girl, i live on loving football 🩵
I consider myself very lucky that i have been raised by a football passionate loving family, When you understand it and watch couple of games and get hooked on it...not a single thing in the world can give you the feeling this game does
The thing about it from my own experience, through the different heartbreaks i had and the days that really sucked, still when my team win i forget about everything and feel very happy for weeks despite everything bad happening, BUT if everything going extremely well for you and you have all what you want but your team lost you still gonna be so sad even if everything else is going amazingly which really sucks...
I have seen many Americans in the last 2 years go from "what's even is SOCCER and what's fun about it?" To being absolutely crazy about their team 😅
For all those who aren't lucky enough to be french, the last words in the clip are: "after we seen this, we can die... as late as possible... but we can!"
You should definitely checkout Leicester City winning the Premier League, it's a was truly fairytale stuff especially if your just a football fan in general.
At the end , 11min 30 when the French speaker Thierry Rolland says "Apres avoir vu ca on peut mourir tranquille [le plus tard possible mais on peut. Ah c'est super. Quel pied, ] it mean : After seeing that (France winning the world cup 3 to 0 against Brazil in the 98 final in France) we can die freely, the most lately possible but We can ! He sadly passed away in 2012 but he was, with Thierry Gilardi the best commentator in football in France ! (maybe the best commentator are all name Thierry we dont know x)
Oh my god. I wish I could explain to you how great some of these moments are.
Most of if not all the matches shown in the compilation are free to watch on TH-cam. I recommend the Miracle at Istanbul (Liverpool vs Inter Milan UCL 2005 final)
I could watch videos of Messi or Ronaldinho over and over again. That gets me emotional.
Hi! You ask the right questions about Blackadder as you do football. Thanks 💖 You're dead right. The context of these matches are HUGE. Germany 7 IN Brazil? In a WC semi? So much history there. But also, passion. Imagine MOST country's boys and girls grow up kicking a round ball. Every mother of every child on every continent. Only the US doesn't really have that. The passion you see in these clips, we all feel. Through mums dads sisters brothers uncles cousins. Every four years, the world truly sees colour and culture and fun and huge passion without hate. The beautiful game is real.
No matter what age I am at some point in the World Cup I find myself believing like I did when I was a child, my hopes are always dashed but for that brief moment I’m a kid again. 🏴
Ngl I lived through most of these moments. I shed a tear😢 now my pillow is wet♥️
French people old enought to remember 98 know how the victory change the country , as the comentator said " i think after we saw that , we can die peacefully " , this victory was an incredible moment, it literaly stop racism in the country for few times , nothing was bad in the minds of french people .
David Beckham is so much of a football player that a Buddhist temple, which has a gold statue representation of ALL gods from ALL religions surrounding a sculpture, added one of Beckham because they think (correctly) that football is it's own religion
YNWA
The embodiment of competition seeps through the very pores In our skin, and exudes in expressions of, joy, sadness, elation, and the unity is the bond that holds tight to the idea that together as a symbiotic entity we shall combine our love for our sport and stand in glory and in loss, as one, unwaivering, no matter what...
Dennis bergkamp just was......
First soccer lesson: play right-footed, play left-footed / put on wax, take off wax, The Karate Kid. Soccer coach since 1982. Ciao
Hi, first of all as football fan extremely enjoied this video but you were right. If you don't know, so many short clips dosn't give the power of the moment maybe you can fell it by the commentators or the fans but you cannot feel your own. Without rewatch, for me the clip Bareclona - PSG tha was an epic gama where the Barcelona Coach in a prematch interview said thet they could do 5 goal and they did. Barcelona needed 4 golas withot taking it. PSG did one so Barcelona needed 5and at the last minutes of the match they did it. 5-1. Really wondeful. As Milan fan I have to pain to si Liverpool - Milan but yeh also that one. Also the clip of the Premier league win of Manchester City, with the Manchester UTD that win his match and with the current result of Man City was ahead but at the end Aguero smash the ball into the net and Man City the championship.
So many moments to dive inside. For player clips I recommand Ronaldinho. But obviusly there are so many grat players.
Check out the Glasgow Celtic team which were the first British team to win the European Cup. It was in 1967 where nearly all players (i.e. 14 out of 15 in the squad) were born within 11 miles of their home ground! I'm not even a Celtic fan but it makes for some story!
my team was on the loosing side so it was painfull but still beautifull preformance.....love the sport no matter who won....
10:23 The story behind the Brazil vs Germany catastrophe (1-7) is from WC 2014 in Brazil. Brazilian team was hosting it, tho they were among worst teams on the tournament. Referees helped them immensely to pass into the semifinals, but there was Germany waiting for them. No one could help them against German team, which was infinitely better. Germany could score at least 10-12 goals, but they felt bad about it and didn't play 100% half of the match. Brazil definitely deserved even worse.
It wasn't always a yellow card for taking the shirt off. The rule was brought in in 2004 to curb excessive celebration, partly to stop time-wasting and partly because it is unsportsmanlike and might incite opposing fans. Players still do it though sometimes if they get caught up in the moment or don't care
Thank you I’ve seen a few people making up reasons
If I remember correctly the bookin for taking your short of wasn‘t a thing in my early childhood around 2000. I think it was introduced in the early 2000s because players had overdone it.
The took their shirts of and some threw them onto the crowd. It was used as a method of timewasting so they introduced this rule.
another day another time to say u have best intros
00:25 This is the legendary Johan Cruyff (1947 - 2016), footballer, trainer, manager and philosopher and if you wanna know more about modern football you should check him out, because almost everything you saw in this video started with this guy!
Therefore i find it really strange that there's only one shot of him in this video! 🤯🤷🏻♂️✌🏼
Soccer Stories - Oh My Goal
Was Johan Cruyff Really As Good As People Said He Was? (9 min.)
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Raymar Football
Johan Cruyff: Just How Good Was the Father of Modern Football? (10 min.)
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This is the complete story and an interview with the man himself! 🤞🏻
TREQUARTISTA
Football's Greatest - Johan Cruyff - Documentary (25 min.)
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I loved playing football in my teens and 20s but cannot handle watching it..I prefer rugby union,rugby league, Aussie Rules..
Best wishes to those who love Association football.
Let me know if you have a rugby recommendation for the future
Thanks for the video. In 1990 new order did a song for England world cup team. It's called world in motion.
Greetings from Macclesfield.
Greetings Oliver, happy Sunday!
You still got a team? My mate loved across the road from the stadium in early 2000’s???
@@gmdhargreaves They went bust but were replaced by a new team using the same stadium. From 'Macclesfield Town FC' to just 'Macclesfield FC'.
@@oliverbayley3509 that’s good 👍
@@NoProtocol Happy Everything! 💘
Yes, shirt out is yellow card.
As I can remember, it started to get penalised because some players had an ad (or some sort of "message") in the shirt they had below the club's shirt.
Even if they have nothing below the club's shirt, the rule prevails.
It is also punished if the player goes outside the pitch (like.. To celebrate with the fans, within certain limits) or celebrate in an unsportsmanlike manner ("in the face" of a rival or opposing fans).
I highly recommend watching Zlatan Ibrahimovic being interviewed by Piers Morgan. Zlatan is a character. He's charismatic, forward, hard and intelligent.
in every football compilation they somehow find a way to leave out the most humble superstar in football,george best
There's quite a waiting list. Stanley Matthews, Alfredo di Steffano, Marco van Baasten, Roberto Baggio, R9, Hagi, Laudrup, Zico, Platini, John Charles, Kaka, Rivaldo...
huge respect for acknowledging it's actually called football and not soccer... ;)
I love all these sports videos and I've played soccer but I was a hockey player growing up. There also a very good video called "the beauty of hockey " worth checking out.
"The beauty of football" - and "the beauty of you", both ;)
The germany brazil 7-1 game was just phenomenal. You should def watch the highlights of that game
Seeing you getting emotional, watching people getting emotional made me get emotional 🥲
Messi's goal against Getafe was as identical, dribble by dribble, as Maradona's goal against England in the World Cup of 1986. Maradona did it at the peak of his career, and in part, due to the political implications of being the only catharsis Argentinians had 4 years after the war, it was chosen "The Goal of the Century". Messi did a practically identical goal dribbling 6 player and the goal keeper at the beginning of his career, and then went to surpass Maradona as the best football player in history.
Agüero' goal was at the last minute of extra time, Manchester City was losing 1-2 and needed to score another 2 goal in the 4 minutes left to win the championship for the first time in their history; they scored one of the goals (now 2-2) and with only 3 minutes left Güero scored the 3rd handed the Premier's league championship to his Manchester City for the 1st time their history.
Hi from Scotland,i have watched many of your videos and love everyone of of them,and your reactions,also may i say,you are the most beautiful lady on YT,with a smile that could light up a dark night,keep up the great work,Best wishes from Scotland.
That maradona goal is considered the best world cup goal ever
You should watch a video on Leicester Citys 2015/16 title win. Before the season they were noted as 5000 to 1 underdogs to win the title. Quite possibly the greatest underdog story in sports.
If you haven't already please watch a Peter Drury compilation the eloquence of the man commenting football is something special
Lots of these moments are from key moments of big matches in big tournaments
I think because once a footballer called forlan took off his top after he scored and threw it in the crowd then he had to play topless for a bit wasn’t a good look so now you get booked
@02:40 Nowadays, removing your shirt is a yellow card. It became a rule some time after the turn of the century. Wasn't always like that
in that german team in 2014 was a player that played in the final but had PTA so... he won a worldcup but can't remember it... how weird that must be.
People are wrong they clearly don't know why the shirt rule exists. The booking for taking your shirt off rule came in because of Diego Forlan when he played for us Manchester United i think it might if been Liverpool we were playing he scored took his shirt off then has the most trouble any human has ever had trying to put a top on. The game resumed and he was still in tthe process of trying to get it back on. However he still had to play this resulted in him running around trying to put his shirt on for quite a few minutes while playing. It was funny, ill find the clip and write it in replies
I can't find the full live clip of the goal celebration and the minutes after kick off, but there is a brief minute and half video on it Diego forlan shirt incident.
Also it wasn't against Liverpool it was against Southampton, I knew it was an average run of the mill team we were playing that day.
Exactly people are just making up their own reasons