AMERICAN FIRST TIME REACTING TO European Soccer Explained for Americans..
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Luton Town are in the Premier League this year. They were in the top division (1st Division which was renamed as Premier League in 1992) and fell into the National League over a couple of decades. They then pulled a miracle and went from National League to Premier League in 7 seasons
Oh wow.. That's pretty insane!
and now that Everton have had 10 points deducted for breaking Financial rules Luton are currently outside of the relegation zone
@@jonsouth1545 Everton will get out, imo it's between Luton and Bournemouth for 17th. As a Hammer I'm hoping Reece Burke stays in the Prem, and Kenilworth Road plays host to premier league football in 25, one of the last 'proper' grounds left.
On the flip side there is Oldham Athletic. They were an original Premier League team and now compete in the National League.
You might also wanna look into the story of Wimbledon, nichknamed the 'crazy gang'. They came from the lower tiers up to the premier league, and managed to beat Liverpool to win the FA cup. @@bigkevreacts
3:15 an NBA court fits in one of the 18 yard (goalie) box. With room for the bench at the ends
European soccer? The biggest sport in Every country except USA and a few others.
The matches between teams in danger of relegation are oftentimes among the most intense matches of the year.
That's utter nonsense about lower leagues not being seen outside of the Premier League The 2nd tier in England is the 6th biggest league in Europe by crowds and national tv covers games in all of the top 5 divisions in England.
Good to know 🙂
@@bigkevreacts
England is the exception there though. Their second division is wild. Belgium is currently the 8th best league in Europe and people move from our teams to play in the English second division.
England has a seriously good grassroots system. Players of 18 that fail in the top division of England and are released can just go "fucking fine, I'll play in the third division and make a good living instead." and those teams in the third division can easily pick up some fine youngsters this way.
In most other countries the people who fail at the top level stop playing football because there is no easy alternative locally.
Our 2. Bundesliga has full stadions and more audience than some 1. leauges in other countries
However internationally are you likely to hear about teams in the second division of any country other than your own?
Yeah that line made me angry the Championship is pretty good.
One big misconception a lot of people have is also that "oh most games end in a result like 0:1 or 2:1 so it must be boring" when that actually is one thing that makes it so interesting. In important games it really can drive you to biting your nails because one single goal, one single minute can decide between a victory or a loss and even weaker teams can get a lucky goal after sucessfully defending the whole game.
well said. it's all about the build up. the art of attack and the art of defense. even small chances close to box are so exciting.
Exactly, it’s part of the reason I can also enjoy hockey even though I’m not a massive fan of it.
And on the flip side the high scoring is what makes basketball so incredibly boring to me.
6:49 The goal keeper is technically perfectly allowed to join the other player on the field all the way to the opponent side, but this never happens because unlike a hockey put it is easy to lob a ball high and far so if the keeper isn't home and the back player have pushed to far forward then no one is here to prevent a succesfully aimed shot to score. It is way too risky so the keeper usually stay put.
plenty of goalkeepers join the attack if they're losing and have a corner in injury time. th-cam.com/video/V0ziSba1d4M/w-d-xo.html
@@M1ggins Yes on a corner it is more common.
@@enomiellanidrac9137 yes. Schmeichel did that for Aston Villa back i 2001 th-cam.com/video/9YRNJV5RL5A/w-d-xo.html
he also created some disturbance at 1-1 goal against Bayern Münich in the ECL final i 1998
But plenty of other keepers have done similar things.
But the way I heard the question was: "Can the keeper be replaced by a field player from the bench", and to that question the answer is no. Remember:
1) there's a limit to amount of subs.
2) once a player has been benched, he cannot re-enter the field
3) a player can only be substituted during a break and with the refs' (field ref+ assistant ref on the side line) permissions
Also in hockey it's a penalty for the goalie to cross centre ice
Not exactly, in hockey goalie cannot cross centre red line without getting penalty. Also even if it would be possible its equally as easy as in football to score if the goalie is too far away. It might seem to be hard to shoot puck high in the air, but it really isnt so hard. Just rarely used because it usually isnt useful, unless in certain situations. Like clearing the puck out of defensive zone, or trying to score while opponent is playing without goalie (with one extra player.)
Only one team has gone from the Premier League to the National League. My team Oldham were founder members of the Premier League and two years ago became the first ex-premier league team to be relegated to the National League :(
17:59 the most expensive transfer of all time is neymar, where PSG paid Barcelona 222 million euros to sign him
One thing that can be added when it comes to the FA cup in England - The Premier league teams do not enter this tournament until the Third round. Before that, all the lower league teams and non league teams battle it out, and it gets more intense for each round. You get the picture. The real beauty of this Cup is that every year without exeption, you have some major upsets, like in 2015 when Chelsea - multiple time premier league winners and Champions league winners, with a Billionaire owner - lost 2-4 at home to Bradford - a team playing in League one (third level). They earned a place in the last 16. The FA cup is magical 😊✨️
Fun Fact, in England's top 4 leagues (Premier, Championship, League 1 and League 2) contains 92 professional clubs. So the other 608 entrants into the FACup are semi professional or purely amateur
And the highest transfer fee paid for a player was PSG signing Neymar from Barcelona for over £200 MILLION
That is a fun fact 😀
About goalies going up as an extra players, yes! they totally do and many legendary goalies have dozens or even more than a hundred goals in their careers! There are compilations on youtube for legendary saves and goalies who scored a bunch.
Cheers from Brazil, this video was very euro centric but make no mistake we won the most World Cups, our Top 10 or 15 legendary players are better and crazier to watch before you even begin counting the other countries so make sure to check out some of our legends, they really shaped the game worldwide.
I definitely plan on seeking out more legends of the game.
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but thats not what he means , u do need to have a goalkeeper by rules
The fsct you never heared from dortmund breakes my heart. BVB Borussia!!! Also this video shouldve at lest talked about the Campeonato Brasileiro Serie A from Brazil. If it would compete in Europe it would easily fight with France and Italy for the fourth place of the best leagues. To me its: Premier League, La Liga, Bundesliga.. The other places are up to debate. Italy, Brazil, France.
you cannot pull a goalkeeper off and send another attacker on like in the NHL. You can have the goalkeeper charge upwards if you are desperate or even swap them with an outfield player, but can't leave an empty net
13:50 The trick is that IF a smaller team plays a bigger team in the cup just the interest in the big teams game might involve a lot of people watching the game live or on TV and it can completely turn the smaller teams financial picture due to card sales and royalties
The relegation battles are what make football outside of the states so exciting, nail biting but also emotional and saddening. I've seen my team relegated twice down to league 1 and promoted twice. I had to wait over two decades to see us back in the premier league. Once relegated you often have all your best players poached because you can no longer afford their salaries. An unless you can yoyo back up the following season, you could be stuck for years trying to get back up.
We're only half way through this season and I have no nails left. It's going to be a painful relegation fight again.
Yeah I love the relegation concept. Wish it was used in more sports.
In football, the goalkeeper is the only essential position. So both teams must have a goalkeeper at all times, he can, althought, run foward and score, but he still is a goalkeeper
all the other positions that they explained (defense, attack, center, left, right, etc) are *no rules,* but only *describing the strategies* of the teams. EVERY player is allowed to play on ANY position on the field and contribute with defensive AND offensive actions all the time. this was worded a bit badly in the original video and confused many reactors who thought that eg only strikers could attack and defenders only could defend.
the only exception is the goalkeeper who on one hand is just one player like the others (can play anywhere on the field), but on the other hand has some additional rights and protection (ONLY while he is at or near his own goal in those marked areas).
@@Anson_AKB True
If you're relegated and have a star player. You can loan them to top teams in top leagues until you go back to the league.
That's interesting. I hadn't heard that yet.
If you're relegated, star players will probably be bought by higher league teams. Nobody wants to play in lower leagues unless they have really strong ties with that team (like they grew up in that city or something).
Most player will ask to be sell! and most forget but who stay end up be legend
@@schemmy01 sometimes the club will have financial troubles and have to sell the star player , or the player is willing to be sold to help the club.
16:28 Trebble just happened in England. Manchester City won 3 tournaments last season.
Yeah, Just. Against Inter Milan Who themselves won a treble in 2010
Relegation system is much much better, it gives about 3/4 of the teams something to fight until the end avoiding tanking. I understand why in the US of A they don't want it: owners want to protect their investments. But sport is about success and failure. Both of them.
The European governing body that covers 'all the european nations is called U.E.F.A. meaning the Union European Football Association ... Our World Football governing is called F.I.F.A. meaning Federation International Football Association, as The World Name for The World Game is FOOTBALL.
We don't use scarfs in South America.
These videos focus too much ONLY on European football. Check the nationality of top players in Europe. 1/4 are probably South Americans. And Argentina is the last world cup champion
With only 9 countries, South America has 10 World Cup titles.
Thanks for sharing that 😀
@@bigkevreacts 10 World Cup titles don't sound much... Until you remember they only happen every 4 years. Europe has 12 titles.
Ps, we use scarfs in southern South America, where it gets cold and frosts are common in the winter. I meant we don't use scarfs in football, like Europeans do, with club shields,etc lol
Some of the more exciting games I have seen in Leage football have been when teams fight for their survival in the league. I live in Sweden, and this happens also in the Ice Hockey League. I'm more of an Ice Hockey person myself. I lived in a city whos team was often on the cusp of not making it, when they did it was great, when thwy didn't the battle was on to get back up again.
Då du bor i Leksand?! Jag med 👍😎
I'm also Swedish and love both sports. I've always been an IFK guy, but when IFK Göteborg was in danger of relegation this season, I started watching their matches a lot more. I listened to the match against Hammarby on the radio and I had to stop the car for about 5 minutes to listen to the penalty in the last minute. Funny how a team can beat or at least be even with the top teams but then go up against a much smaller team that is further down in the standings, or even down an entire league, and lose.
The best Usa league teams would be good enough to play in England's league 2
Ye globally soccer is so so much bigger than any other sport in the world its not even rly close
The video has a major error about release clauses.
These are only normal in a few leagues, especially in Spain where it is required.
A lot of football/soccer is pretty self explanatory, it's not a difficult sport to learn, I think the only rule that stumps a lot of people is the offside rule which was introduced to make the game more fair - in a one-on-one situation between the goalkeeper and an opposing player the opposing player will almost always win so if opposing players could just stand around next to the goalkeeper waiting for the ball they would almost always score a goal when the ball reached them and the game would quickly become a farce with scores like 146 goals versus 123 goals. Instead there must always be at least one defending player between his own goalkeeper and an opposing player in order to balance out that equation, because if a player has to always get past an opposing player before it is just him and the goalkeeper it makes scoring goals a lot more challenging - and a lot more worthwhile.
The offside rule is explained as this, as simply as I can put it: When someone who is likely to score (ie, the player closest to the opponents goal) gets the ball passed to him he _MUST_ be onside, meaning there must always be at least one opposing player between him and the goal in order for that opposing player to stand a realistic chance of stopping him. However once the ball has left the feet of the player passing the ball to him he can then sprint past any defenders in order to receive the ball, but he must _ALWAYS_ have an opponent between him and the goal when the pass is first initiated.
This is why goals from assists (an assist is when one player gives the ball to a teammate for that player to score, as opposed to a player doing all the work himself) will usually involve the receiving player sprinting to get to the ball that has been intentionally passed much further upfield - the person passing him the ball knows that he has to stay "onside" of at least one defender but also that the player can then sprint past those defender(s) once the ball is in motion. This is known as "passing in to space" and why the final pass leading to a goal is one where the player making the assist seems to be passing the ball to nobody, he is in fact hoping that his teammate will take the initiative and "run on" on to the ball bypassing any defenders.
Heh, I said I was going to simplify it but it really is a rule that takes a bit of explaining, but once you understand the offside rule everything else is a piece of cake, it's the only rule in the game that trips up newcomers but without the offside rule games would just look stupid with each team having at least one player shadowing the opponents goalkeeper at all times and scoring easy goals every 30 seconds.
ADDENDUM: There is a tactic in football known as the "offside trap" and this is where the defenders on a team keep tabs on where the opposing forwards are at all times and intentionally try to catch them out by stealthily moving further and further away from their own goalkeeper so that the opposing forward(s) are constantly offside, this tactic has two upsides, one is the intended result in that anyone on the opposing team passing the ball to a forward will trigger the offside rule, the other is that the more players you have further up the field the more goal scoring opportunities you have - if all four (or five, or three) of your defenders are upfield then they can contribute more to the game than they would if they stayed close to their own goal as pure defenders.
What is the downside of utilising the offside trap? The fact that it can backfire spectacularly, if the opponents forwards realise you are exploiting the offside trap with your defenders keeping tabs on their location they just might start keeping tabs on your defenders in return in order to make sure they stay onside and if one of their players manages to pass the ball to them without triggering the offside rule you are shit out of luck as all of your defenders race back towards their own goal hoping to stop you, or that you miss your shot, or that their keeper can save your shot. But you won't miss, you have the ball at your feet and nothing between you and their goalkeeper...
If the opposing team have very quick attacking players the offside trap is sucide.
I played as a goalkeeper in high school and there are few things scarier in football than a one-on-one, I preferred trying to save penalties, you have more time to think. As such we tend to hate it when the manager/coach utilises the offside trap.
Thanks for clarifying 👍
First soccer lesson: play right-footed. play left-footed / put on wax, take off wax, The Karate Kid.
As yet no team has performed the quadruple in English football.
2 teams have performed the treble. Premier League, Champions League and FA Cup. Manchester United (1999) and Manchester City (2023).
Liverpool won a minor treble in 2001, winning the UEFA cup, FA Cup and League Cup.
Celtic are the only club in the world to have performed a quadruple winning all 3 Scottish domestic trophies and the European Cup in 1967.
Nowadays, since Covid there are 5 subs instead of 3.
No one has ever done the Quadruple. Man City and Man Utd have both done the "official" Treble - Premier League, Champions League and FA cup. Liverpool has done an "all cup" treble - EFL Cup, FA Cup, Europa League.
American football is childish designer rugby with shoulder pads, with match point hamburgers
It is very rare for the goalkeeper to go outfield, but yes it is allowed. The reason its not done is because it is very easy for player to smack the ball far and high and when there is *nobody* back in goal, it can offer the opposing team an easy goal.
Usually when a goalkeeper does move up the pitch its because they are pushing a heavy attack from a free kick (say a team mate if fould on the halfway line, the keeper might take the kick so all 10 outfeild players can push forward) or, in rare instances, they may head up to the opposing teams box with everyone else.
This usually only happens in knockout games when the team is a goal down. In the dying seconds of thegame a corner might be awarded and so the team goes all-in with one final throw of the dice. They push *everyone* forward - keeper included, in the hopes that someone will get a goal - and it has happened before. It's rare but there are times the goalkeeper has scored the goal.
10:01 u know im late, but math wasnt mathing :D
There's 20 teams, they all play each other twice. So each team play 38 games in just a league, not 40. You cant play yourself so its -2.
38 games not 40 as the team doesn't play itself 'just' the other 19 (19x2=38).
Only In the Prem the rest we have 46 for a season or league that has 20 teams in it.
@@tentativabritanica1040 I was correcting his actual comment rather as a generalisation. Maybe something like (Number of teams-1)x2. Although it may not work for leagues like the Scottish Prem that splits towards the end of the season. 🙂
Basketball baseball(rounders) and designer rugby. Are SCHOOL sports
When I watched Germany against Brasil in 2014 I missed 2 goals just go pee for 2 minutes.
I’m a Birmingham city fan and have been since I was very little, just curious as to which other clubs people support around the place watching this video? What teams does everyone support?
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There has been teams that've fallen down from the premier league (or equivalent) to the lower leagues and made it back up, but that was when it wasn't that much money involved in the world of football. Nowadays it is almost impossible for a team in the highest league to go down, lets say 3 divisions, because of the amount of money they get from simply being in the highest league. A good example of this is the premier league and the second highest league (efl championship) in england.
It is almost always the same 3-6 teams that go up and down between the premier league and efl championship. This because they are not good enough to stay in the top league but still gets enough money from that 1-2 seasons to be able to sign players and managers to get back up after being relageted.
This continues because the teams that always stays in the premier league gets such a ridicoulus amount of money every season that they also improve their teams making it so that the improvement of the newly promoted teams isn't enough for long. In england these teams are known as ''the big Six'' and are Manchester City FC, Manchester United FC, Liverpool FC, Arsenal FC, Chelsea FC and Tottenham FC. These teams have basically been in the premier league since it was founded and are therefor amongst the richest clubs in the world.
So these days a player in the starting lineup of a top 6 premier league team will typically cost 50-100 million dollars. The highest valued players are valued at around 200million dollars.
These top players earn 250000-500000 dollars pr week from their clubs and then they have all kinds of personal sponsorships ontop of that.
I love this documentary but everytime he leaves out the Dutch division as a fifth top league i cry a little. We're definitely the worst but we count, dammit! The other four poach us all the time.
I still find it funny all of the people saying Mourinho is a defensive manager yet he still has the record for the most goals scored in the Spanish League in one season (believe it was 101 or 104 can't remember), and was actually the only manager to take the title form Guardiola's Barcelona (to me the best squad that ever existed in football albeit sometimes boring to watch as they would have 70-80% posession in every match). This doofus to which you are reacting says he "parked the bus". Thats not even remotely correct, sure he was a defensive minded manager but he would always try to get as many people forward as he couldn when he regained posession
So your argument is that he isnt a defensive manager because he broke the record in 11/12. that season doesnt represent his overall career when it comes to numbers of goals. its the one season that standsout its the exception
Mourinho goal ratio is less than 2.0
Another reason for so much passing around are teams that just park the bus in their own half and do nothing but defend, you have to pass the ball around to bait or drawn them out of position to create space.
Park the bus is a champion winning tactic.
@@kornaros96 True but it makes games really boring to watch
The original video literally showed russian team as example of team in CHampions League instead of portuguese 😂 what the actual fuck
Yes, Goalkeeper can run where ever he wants on the field and play as regular player, but then Goal will be empty, cos only Keeper can grab the ball with his hands, also outside the Goalkeeper border he can't use hands anymore, only in his area, but he is a regular player as any other in terms of going forward and playing in attack (btw, sometimes Keepers do go forward to help team, mostly when corner kicks happen and there is not much time left and they need a goal to score, some keepers were very good at penalty kicks, so they also moved to enemies goal to do stuff).
My team which is currently right at the top of the championship (2nd level) and favorites for promotion played in the premiership for years, then went down, back up, down again then stayed down, this as you mention resulted in several good players transferring elsewhere so they went down again to legue 1 (3rd tier) for 1 season...
They then spent a few years in the championship before getting promoted to the premiership, fighting a massive religation battle before performing a miricle and winning the premier league trophy the next year! They then did well for the couple of years winning the FA Cup once. But last season they had a poor season and went down again.
Next year I expect they will finish mid table in the premiership
You see the leagues down to level 5. Keep going down another 6 levels and you'll find my local football team. We get crowds of 30 people most weeks 😁
To extend on top teams moving down to the bottom and back up, nobody reaches actually the bottom as mostly small village clubs play there against their neighbour villages a big club from a city is never gonna reach that level but teams fell down quite a few devisions and got back up quite a bit, not the the very top as far as I know.
I believe that video you are reacting to is a few years old, by now you can have 5 substitutes :) (it was introduced during the pandemic).
It is the easiest game in the world to play, even americans can understand it....jumpers for goalposts, get a ball, and play
Yeah we sign kids, its not really sign because they are usually not payed until 16y old and most of them only receive contracts with money at 18 but if they are really good young they give them contract with money early, usually goes to their parents until they are 18, also thiss is goods because football teams pressure they players to have good grades, and guide them true young age with psicological suport, also is a way to teach them young when they lear skills better, an for example in my country, clubs are always looking for orfan childs that were not taken till 8y old and plus and if they take tbem for a test if they play gokd they can "adopt" him until 18 giving them a home meals a thinks like that
I have the same problem with your rounder's and netball. and your rugby seems stupid but i think a longer look at it might help. lol
I don't know soccer! I only know the sport that is called football all over the world (except for a small island between the Atlantic and the Pacific).
@Kelsea2002- First off…soccer is a term that Europeans called it for a while. We didn’t invent the name.
But the real question is…why do Europeans care that this “small island” doesn’t GAF about your football? We have our football, you have yours. We don’t care that you don’t like ours. Why can’t you be happy with the rest of the world liking yours? The only reason most Americans knew the US women’s team was even in the World Cup at all was because of that idiot Rapinoe and her gang of losers turned Americans against our own team. Hopefully it carries on in the future and we boycott them even more. Heck we’ll even boycott the men’s teams just in case they sympathize with the women’s team lol.
Now it's 5 subs a game, but still except golkeeper, 5 players will play full game.
How the fuck they didnt mention ac milan in Italy as teams you might heard off ? Its one of the biggest team in Europe
My local team 5 minute walk play i fa cup. For them to win it they would need to win agsinst 14 teams (14 rounds ) including replays for draws. There's even 6 rounds before league teams are included n 8 before the premier n championship teams enter
promotion and relegation guarantee leagues will have best suited quality teams to each other .... nobody wants to see game where one team is x10 better then the other ,.. it is boring
That said, soccer actually has a fairly small pitch compared to some other football codes, such as Gaelic or Australian.
50 passes is a gross exaggeration.
Players are always looking for weaknesses in opponents defence.
Possession for its own sake doesn't score goals.
The basic principle of football is to deny your opponents to score goals, whilst creating chances for your team to score goals.
Everything builds on this principle.
When Rangers went into liquidation, they dropped from the Scottish Premier League into the bottom tier, then were promoted thrice to go back into the premier. But it is generally uncommon. Rangers is one of the big two in Scotland though and has legions of fans, and they weren't relegated as such.
That would be a great movie.. a bunch of friends joke around and make a bet to put together a team to make it into the premier league...
38 games in a Premier League Season as you don't play yourself.
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Thanks for the suggestion. I'll definitely do that :)
The FA cup is a knockout tournament. Premier league teams enter after a series of knockout stages have been played by the lower level leagues. So they dont play the 700 teams.
About the falling and getting back up to first division football, here in Portugal we have a very special case of it happening (well not yet but eventually). Belenenses back in the day was considered the 4th biggest club in Portugal (which btw is a very top heavy league, completely dominated by "The Big Three" - Benfica, Porto and Sporting), and after selling their club to private owners, and a bunch of shit happening between both, the club and fans split from the owners, having to go back to the bottom of portuguese football (amateur regional leagues), while the "official" Belenenses, renamed to B-Sad remained in the First Division. The amazing thing is they managed to be promoted every year since then and are currently in the second division trying to fight back up to the first. To me the most beautiful thing, even as a supporter of another club, is that they still get higher attendance than a lot of First Division Team because the fans stuck around with them through all these years.
There is a saying in football, offense wins games, defensive wins tites.
Which one of these guys is Pele? 😂😂
One of the most American thing I ever heard
the worst part of relegation isn't just losing your talent it can result in losing so much income the club is no longer financially viable which just spirals from there
Luton from top to 5th leagie in 20 years n 10 years feom 5th league to premier league. Pretty impressive n the premier league didn't exist then in 1991 last time they were in the top league
About does 700teams you mentioned, it’s only in Britain
Usually videos about stuff like this made by Americans are totally clueless but this is really good. I love the casual delivery, it's so easy to follow.
Man City just won the treble, nobody's won all four of those at once.
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5 subs today.
6:50 yes but it's extremely rare. if it's 0-0 or if you're 1 down with seconds to go and have a free kick they do it but otherwise, nah
Brother follow Arsenal with me, its pure beauty
Funny how he said "and for Spain you'd have blah blah blah, and probably Barcelona, and Real Madrid" 😂. No. There is Real Madrid and Barcelona. And then a few tag alongs. 😂 Same for Germany. You'd have Bayern Munich. Then pause. Continue to pause. And Dortmund and a few others. The competition among big clubs in the Premier League in England goes deeper. Although interestingly Manchester City has won 6 of the last 7 PL titles. Which would possibly make you think they're no different than the Bundesliga or La Liga, EXCEPT Manchester City is only sixth in the Premier League in terms of spending on players the past several years!! The other top 6 or 7 or so PL clubs spend big. They are big clubs. My favorite club, struggling Manchester UNITED, has soent very big the last several years but finished in 8th place this year. Such is the competitiveness of the Premier League. Which makes Manchester City's run that much more impressive.
Interesting. Thanks for sharing that. Always enjoy learning more about the different leagues. 😀
A recurring meme in Swedish MAD magazine used to be Grums Vs. Rögle. Two teams firmly planted in div. 4 😊
Thanks for sharing 👍
Pedri a barcelona player has release clause of 1 billion dollars. The club is basically saying he is not for sale with that release clause.
In germany for example Darmstadt 98 was in Bundesliga and were relegated to 5th league and plays now Bundesliga again. It took more than 10 years
Yeah so each country has its own big national league, it has its own cup competitions, and some of the teams even make it to the european championships. All these take place at the same time.
If it’s a world cup or other national team cup year, add those games on top of all the above too
16:50 no one has won the quadruple in England, Manchester United and Manchester City have won a Treble while Liverpool did win 4 trophies but one was the European Super Cup, which doesn't count. Celtic of Scotland did win the Scottish Quadruple when they won both cups, the league and the European Cup (now Champions League) in 1967
Thanks for clarifying 👍
you seem like a very open minded guy, i like it. yes, the goalie can be on the field as an extra player like in hockey, but its crazy risky because of the field size. to run back to his own goal to defend is just too long. but if its a kick out game and you are loosing, you will see this happen in the last minutes, mostly if you know its the last corner kick for your team or last freekick and after that the game is probably over, the goalie comes out to be one more field player. and sometimes it works and the goalie scores the important last minute goal.
Burnley FC are the club that has climbed the highest winning the top division (1960) then dropped right to the bottom of the football league having to win the last game of the season to avoid relegation the national league (1987), then come all the way back to the premier league (2009).
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number of subs has actually been raised to 5, but they have to been done in maximum 3 times (like 2+2+1). This change was made during the Covid where many teams suddenly were missing half a team due to a positive test. But to reduce time waste it was stated that substitutions was only allowed to be made 3 times pr team in a game.
All player contracs has a release clause. And if they have it can been crazy high.
by law it is compulsory in Spain, but in England it is optional.
No ones ever done the Quadruple in England.
Man Utd were the first team to do the Treble in England, with Man City equalling that feat recently. Liverpool also did a shit treble a few years after United, but it's not as impressive because they didn't win the Premier League.
Some people say that United won the treble in 2016/17 bc they won the Community Shield, the Carabao Cup and the Europa League.
Just a bs treble though.
No you cant pull a goalie and get an extra player
Mostly because whilst that works in hockey ....not having a goalie in football os dangerous ....you have more room on field to ping the ball over everyones head
People score from their own halves even WITH an opposing goalie 😂
In a way you can, while a sweeper keeper isn't quite playing goalie when, having a keeper push up as an auxiliary defender when playing with a high line is becoming a big part of modern football
It is not Soccer, it is Football! First bit of knowledge!
You nicked the term Football, where you only kick the ball a couple of times a game, when you made up your game, whereby you have a touchdown that you don't actually have to touch the ball down, as opposed to Rugby where you do!
In your one hour game that you spread out to approximately three hours, so you can get your Ads in, do you know how much time the ball is actually in play, on average, per game?
Eleven minutes ELEVEN (11), The rest of the time its, Defensive Team On/Off the field, Offensive Teams On /Off.
Then special teams because it seems it's "Special" to Kick a ball with your Foot! Quarterback having a chat with just about anybody who wants to chat, umpires throwing a duster about.
Football and Soccer both come from Association Football.
Get over yourself.
@@kevanwillis4571Oh, I'm sorry Kevin, sorry KevAn, I didn't think we were talking about where the names came from, rather what WE call it 160 years later, in passing it may, once in a while, get called soccer but it is normally spelt with only one R, as in soccer not socKeRR! If you borrow something at least have the decency to not abuse, misuse it! Let's get back to your chronological Faux Pas, you made your point, albeit wrongly but then to give me orders to prove yourself is pitiful to say the least and proof that an intelligent discussion is beyond you!
Se Le Vie!
4 teams gets relegated in league 1 and two in league 2 it is not always 3 teams that go down in every league in England (FYI) , Also contacts of player is dependent on the club finances and some clubs after relegation go straight back up with most of the squad in tact others do not (depends on how much money the club has and how well they use the parachute payments , others go to league 2 and come back up to league one then back to the championship and some even make it back to the prem. Because of cup competitions some clubs play most 3 times a week more so in the Autumn and Winter months, then maybe 2 in spring months but usually back to 1 game a week after Feb) Also he missed Arsenal they are more famous than Spurs and Chelsea should of been on the list
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The FA Cup can also be a huge source of income for a small club, if they are drawn to an away game vs a much bigger club, and even if they're trashed; the gate receipts are split between the two (after the FA takes a small cut for admin costs and price money).
As a portuguese and huge Mourinho fan id like to say - Its not that he dosent want possession - he JUST wants to win, no matter the costs
38 games cause u dont face urself hahaha
It’s not soccer, just call it fotball because that’s what it is. What Americans call football is actually more handball.
We call it soccer here
Apart from old big names being relegated, it can also work the other way. Consider Dorking Wanderers FC - the club was founded in 1999 by a group of friends who just wanted to play in a local league. In the subsequent 23 years the club has been promoted 12 times and it is now playing in the National League at the 5th level. It’s not inconceivable that they could end up in the Premier League - Luton Town made it from the National League to the Premier League in only 9 years.
Milan was not mentioned ... come on now
It is not 40 mill., it`s 250 mill. !!!
40,000+ clubs in England. Just on 25,000 in Germany. And about 18,000 in France.
So, you get an idea as to how popular the sport is.
Premiership: 38-game regular season - you can't play yourself. All other tiers have a 46-game regular (24 teams each division downwards)
I always knew it was the most popular sport worldwide but didn't realize the sheer amount of clubs in each country. Those numbers are wild.
@@bigkevreacts Played football for 10 years(age 6-16) here in Belgium. Our entire league(16 teams) was less than a 15 minute car ride away.
Realize that each "team" has an entire team of players of every age as well from age 6 to 18 basically and often multiple.(at age 12 we had 3 teams in our tiny town.). It's not just "a team" of like 20 people only. It's kids of all ages with trainers and everything. A real sports center that is constantly busy with training, camps, matches, etc. all week, every week.
Training wednesday and friday, match on Saterday or Sunday morning. Sometimes it's tournaments that last an entire weekend as well where you play like 6 matches in 2 days. Kind of annoying they basically took the entire weekend which wasn't that much fun as say, a 14 year old. But you were there with your entire team having fun so it wasn't too bad.
In Brazil there are only 1270 clubs, professional and amateur, registered at CBF. 850 professional and 425 amateur (approximate numbers)
However, these numbers can't be correct.
I found a page about all clubs, amateur and professional, at the state of Rio Grande do Sul alone.
The small town of Morro Reuter, only 5000 inhabitants, one of 450 towns and cities in the state, has 13 clubs!
I would say there are probably over 2000 amateur clubs in my state. São Paulo, 4 times the population in the state, probably around 10 thousand amateur clubs.
@@bigkevreacts when Croatia defeated Germany in the 1998 World Cup the commentator said that Croatia has 6 million population, which is the same number of registered players in Germany.
No team has EVER won the Premier League, FA Cup, League Cup and Champion's League in a single season, Teams have come close but none have succeeded, the closest to do so was Liverpool during the 2021-22 Season where they ended being runners up in the Champions League and the Premier League but won the FA Cup and League Cup(Both on Penalties against Chelsea)
Liverpool won a treble when they won both Cups and the UEFA Cup but finished second to United in the league. The next year they won the European Super Cup and then the Champions League for the first time (in that format)
@@SantomPh Did you read the list of 4 trophies I listed? As I said Liverpool in 2021-22 came the closest to wining those 4 trophies in terms of taking things as far as possible, I reckon that if Liverpool had a bit of luck they could have gone all the way and got all 4. If you are referring to that 2000-01 season Liverpool didn't win the Champions League for another 4 years after that season.
Liverpool is the best :)
Love the no playoff format. every game is so important. every game is tense among the top teams trying to win the league and super tense trying to stay in the league. some of the most exciting games are the battles between teams trying to survive.
You can pull a goalie out and join the attack. It's usually only happens in set pieces like corner kicks or free kicks in the last few minutes of the game. The problem with that is most players are perfectly capable of scoring from their half of the field.
We get 5 subs a game now.
@3:20 more like 16