To date the best part about Lahm as one of the best defenders ever is also the fact that he never got a red card. you need to be some god at the level that he played and the tackles that he made to never get one and that just goes on to show how good he was.
I think you forgot to mention his fair play, never being sent off as a first team defender over such a long time is actually impressive, especially if you look at these crazy challenges
And he gave the ball back to the opposite team if the referee made a mistake (ok maybe not all the time). But I saw him doing it at least 2 times. Super fair play.
Lahm is easily the best right back in football history. He had the best sliding tackles I have ever seen in football, His defensive abilities in general are unmatched at his position.
He was my favourite player growing up but in general German players are little bit underrated compare to other players because they work as a machine so people don't realise their individual worth.
@@EdwinSalgado999 that's true, but I have no doubt that if Lahm was Barca, he would have been as much great in tiki taka. Lahm in my opinion has better control over the ball. When he has the ball in the midfield, he reminds me of xavi than a right back.
You said it all man . I like how you touched on the Robben / Lahm duo on the right flank being so deadly . Everyone would scream “ Everyone knows exactly what Robben is going to do . Cut in on his left and try to curl the ball into the far side of the goal . Why can’t they stop him!” But what most people don’t remember are those perfect runs by Phillip to the outside. A defender has to respect that run . Hence giving Robben that split second to dart inside. You knew it was coming , but they could kill you on either side of a defender . Plus Philipp rarely missed the target if Robben did decide to push the ball to Lahm. It was almost unstoppable. Kinda wished he played more on the left side though . More goals . Like the winner against Turkey in 2008. Well done
And dont forget that before lahm/robben on the right sidebit was lahm/ribery on the left side which was about the same level. And then it was Lahm/robben AND alaba/ribery.that was amazing. Btw i am not a bayern fan, quite the opposite but one has to honor that
One of the best ever. A top 10 German all-time player. He is totally underrated. Germany and Bayern learnt his value when he retired. He never made a bad game, his „worst“ performances were solid. He never played a bad pass or made stupid decisions. Defensively Lahm was a monster.
@@upotheke not quite, at the time it was thought that due to his passing, speed and intelligence CDM was straight-up his best position. He took one for the team, when he returned to playing defender during the 2014 worldcup, Germany just didn't have a wingback of sufficient quality (kinda like how Kimmich should have played wingback this worldcup, but only did in the last game)
God damn it guardiola I remember how he played lham as a fucking midfielder against real madrid in 2014 and kroos alone as a CDM One of the reasons we lost that match
Lahm was definitely one of my favorite players. When he defended, you always had the feeling that that side was safe. When Portugal came with Ronaldo and I knew he was looking after him, I was really relieved. He was a wall. A small wall, but a wall.
I have never seen a full-back so comfortable on the ball going forward or at the back in my whole life. Surely the most gifted player in his position to ever play football. His positioning and awareness was second to none. Not to mention all the other elements he excelled in.
Lahm was my Idol back in the days. Was playing Football in Kindergarten already (Bambinis) and played RB till I stopped playing. He was such an inspiration and my favourite player of all time
He was consistently perfect. Perfectly timed challeges. Great vision. Knew exactly what to do. Didn't make mistakes. Everything you need from a player and much more
@@umarrazvi he was a LB for about half of his career. And I think he was more impactful there. But overall he was a beast in every position on the back line.
Oh yes, Lahm is also my favorite player! I miss him tons! Somebody wrote: "the world will not get another Lahm. What a gentleman and fair player on and off the field!" Sooo true!
To top of all the achievement, he came close to winning so many more. Euro 08 final,Euro 2012 semifinal, world cup 2006, 2010 semifinal, champion league 2011 final etc
He was my inspiration as a kid. I loved his sliding tackles and it was something I really liked soing myself. I had a similar stature and couldnt dominate through bodymass in duels, so technique is all there was. Lahm is the master of this
Great Video, just like your others. Two remarks: 1. It's VfB Stuttgart, not VfL. 2. No German football fan calls the national team #DieMannschaft. That's just a marketing invention of its money-hungry management. We call simply national squad or national eleven.
Zur Erklärung: Du hast natürlich recht wenn Du sagst das niemand in Deutschland unsere Jungs " Die Mannschaft " nennt. Aber International wurde unsere Nationalmannschaft schon lange vor diesem " Marketing - Coup " so genannt, weil für viele ausländische Fans die Nationalmannschaft Deutschlands als Vorbild an Mannschaftsgeist und Teamwork gilt . Also eigentlich sehr positive Merkmale für ein sehr erfolgreiches und mit hoher Kontinuität spielendes Team. Also ist man beim DFB auf die Idee gekommen das als internationales Benchmark zu nutzen. Dazu kann man stehen wie man will. Ich finde es eigentlich überflüssig. Grüße aus Berlin.
@@MW-mg3qf Nun ja, immerhin hat man sich den Spitznamen nicht selber gegeben. Mehr noch als der Name stört mich die gesamte Social Media Kampagne, aber dafür bin ich vermutlich auch einfach zu altmodisch. Grüße aus Stuttgart
@@lucubrator4283 Ich bin da ganz bei Dir., weil ich es etwas aufgesetzt empfinde. Wirkt irgendwie künstlich. Andere Nationen haben auch solche Spitznamen, aber wir hatten traditionell keinen Spitznamen. Vielleicht hat man beim DFB gedacht ," Hey lass uns mal cool und modern wirken ". Ging meiner Meinung nach ziemlich daneben.
@@MW-mg3qf Der Spitzname ist soweit ich mich erinner um 2008 aufgetaucht. Allerdings als Kreation unserer Nachbarn. Also "The Manshaft" geschrieben mit SH. Das war cool und klang irgendwie Porno. Der Fehler bestand darin das es als Marketing 1:1 aufgegriffen und damit aus dem eigentlichen Kontext genommen wurde. Die Franzosen nennen sich ja trotzdem weiterhin "les bleues" obwohl irgend ein Idiot beim ÖR irgendwann mit Equipe Tricolore aus dem Musspott kam. Diese Spitznamen sind nebenbei alle "gegnerische Erfindungen". Ich hab noch nie einen Italiener gesehen der seine Jungs Squadra Azzura nennt, ähnlich wie ich den Namen Albiceleste noch nie aus dem Mund eines Argentiners gehört hab. Geschieht ihnen (DFB) in gewisser Weise Recht, das man seit der Umbenennung nix mehr gerissen hat. Für mich bleiben Sie die "Nationalelf"
@@stephanclemens2348 Hallo Stephan, für mich ist und bleibt es auch die Nationalmannschaft. Der DFB sollte sich mal lieber um wirklich wichtige Dinge kümmern. Ich meine die Stagnation seit einigen Jahren. Ich kann jedenfalls keine Weiterentwicklung derzeit erkennen obwohl wir ganz gute Spieler haben, ändert sich am Spielsystem wenig. Wir haben momentan eben keine echte 9 , im System wird das aber meiner Meinung nach nicht berücksichtigt. Ich glaube das J. Löw einfach die Spieler nicht mehr motivieren kann, weil es einfach eine ganz normale Entwicklung ist das sich ein Trainer und dessen Methoden einfach nach so langer Zeit zu eingefahren sind, und sich abnutzen . Löw hätte meiner Meinung nach spätestens 2016 zurücktreten sollen.
I rirst really noticed Philip Lahm whilst I was working and living in Indonesia ( 2007 - 2009 ). The Bundeslga was the only European fotball I could watch. I really enjoyed watching German Football. Diego was playing for Werder Bremen who caught my eye, but I slowly noticed just how good Philip Lahm was. He was great 'on the ball' bringing it out of defence, Inch perfect tackles and coald also attack and score too. Basically, I've never seen a full back do what he did. I'd pit ihim in my top 5 or even top 3 players of all time. BTW: I'm English. How much would he sell for today? He would be the most expensive Fullback ever, probably at aound 110 million Euros.
In today's era? With very condensed schedule, and versatility. Old school mentality, all team work no personal glory. Maybe he top 3 players of current year.
Oh here it is - NICE. What amuses me in retrospect about the controversy wrt Bayern was - Lahm won. Pretty much after that and the fine, they invested in bringing in exactly the kind of player Lahm said they were missing in Javi Martinez. And the controversy that often floated around wrt Lahm getting the captaincy of the national team over Schweinsteiger, especially after the Ballack fallout. Pretty much any time Lahm's been involved in controversy, he's come out the other side proving that he knew what he was talking about. Absolutely fascinating how he reads the game and the environment around it.
Working with Alaba also made Alaba into a world-class player. It was so disappointing when Lahm retired but - he definitely did everything on his own terms.
no one blamed Lahm for the controvercy about his captaincy at the national team. That was on Joachim Löw all the way. He did Ballack really dirty... a trait of him we would see countless times during Löw's career.
Lahms greatest strength was his consistency. Even when he had a bad game, he was still good xD He never was less than good, throughout his whole career. Upamecano made more mistakes in Bayerns defeat against Gladbach, than Lahm did in all his games for Bayern
Everybody will say...gotze,muller,kroos,ozil were the guys who helped germany to win their WC...nahhh im not saying they were bad though...there were all beast(my god muller was something else at that WC) but it was Lahm who made that squad "A SQUAD" by contributing to both defence and creating space and chance for the forwards and midfield...basically he was the CPU of that team..he did all that by being incredibly selfless...
And Schweinsteiger, but tbf that was just a great team, Khedira, Özil, Müller, Klose (aging but still good), Kroos, Schweinsteiger, Lahm, Boateng, Hummels, Neuer, Götze, Schuurle, Draxler - that’s a team.
@@schnitzelfilmmaker1130 They were a Team . Mario Götze's reply when asked about how it feels to win the WC for Germany with his Goal, he replied "The Team played a great Tournament, and I luckily was able to provide my own little contribution ." is exemplary . I recall just how happy I was for Lahm, Klose, Schweinsteiger, Neuer, well the golden Generation to at last hoist that Cup . It was long overdue, for all of them .
4:27 I don't know why you refer to his candor as a controversy. He spoke his mind, which, from an objective angle, was quite true. Speaking truth must never be labelled as controversial, no matter whose feathers get ruffled.
Lahm was an underrated player. I would say the best German player of the last 30 years. It was rare for him to make a mistake or have a poor match. He was not a man for the spectacular but did the basics supremely well. Underrated as a leader too. The German team has been very average ever since Lahm retired, as shown again at FIFA 2022
The most important WC win for Germany was 1954 only 9 years after the war it was like a sign of hope for the future to show that good will come and it gave so much hope to the people. my grandpa (born 1940) told me about how they listend to the final on the radio and how they celebrated after it. It was by far the most important for the german people and maybe also for german football. But good video about one of the greats!
Lahm is one of those players where you can never really know what he would go for in this market. He is an invaluable player but I'm not sure how much he would really go for, it could be as low as 30 mil or as high as 80 mil
I would love a video where you look into players who are way overrated or not as good as people think. Yours always expose under appreciated players, but some are just over appreciated.
Lahm is the Lothar Matthäus of the modern era. I couldn't imagine a better team captain leading us to winning the world cup 2014. Lahm will always be an icon for me as well as an idol.
i just saw the 2012 champions leauge semi and he was class against real...every thing he does is so calculated and you feel he understands and read the game so well ...kroos was the best midfielder in that game and he was so young
He was always a quality wonderkid on Champ Manager 99/00/01, the numbers he put up as him and Samba/TTZM/that Portuguese player that didn't actually exist (To Medeira?) dragged my Scarborough team from the 4th tier to the top of Europe were immense.
Loved him. If you ask me to pick the best team of players I saw in my lifetime, I pick him and Maldini as my full backs, no hesitation. Lahm RB, Maldini LB.
To date the best part about Lahm as one of the best defenders ever is also the fact that he never got a red card. you need to be some god at the level that he played and the tackles that he made to never get one and that just goes on to show how good he was.
No red card, and only some 20 yellow cards in his career iirc.
Neither him nor Maldini
@@jonl8816 2 of the GOATs, no surprise there.
@@jonl8816 Maldini Had 3 Red Cards
A god with bad character.
I think you forgot to mention his fair play, never being sent off as a first team defender over such a long time is actually impressive, especially if you look at these crazy challenges
He went 14 months without committing a foul once
And he gave the ball back to the opposite team if the referee made a mistake (ok maybe not all the time). But I saw him doing it at least 2 times. Super fair play.
Lahm is easily the best right back in football history. He had the best sliding tackles I have ever seen in football, His defensive abilities in general are unmatched at his position.
For me he is number 2, Cafu is my number 1.
I’ll take zanetti over Lahm
@@Futballr420 no way
@@Futballr420 Lahm was just better
@@Futballr420don’t be a nostalgia merchant
He was my favourite player growing up but in general German players are little bit underrated compare to other players because they work as a machine so people don't realise their individual worth.
Phillip Lahm > Dani Alves
@@brickwall6247 definitely
More solid at defense but dani was huge part of tiki taka dominance can't wait for him to retire so they can make him icon on FIFA both rb goats.
That is so true!
@@EdwinSalgado999 that's true, but I have no doubt that if Lahm was Barca, he would have been as much great in tiki taka.
Lahm in my opinion has better control over the ball. When he has the ball in the midfield, he reminds me of xavi than a right back.
You said it all man . I like how you touched on the Robben / Lahm duo on the right flank being so deadly . Everyone would scream “ Everyone knows exactly what Robben is going to do . Cut in on his left and try to curl the ball into the far side of the goal . Why can’t they stop him!” But what most people don’t remember are those perfect runs by Phillip to the outside. A defender has to respect that run . Hence giving Robben that split second to dart inside. You knew it was coming , but they could kill you on either side of a defender . Plus Philipp rarely missed the target if Robben did decide to push the ball to Lahm. It was almost unstoppable. Kinda wished he played more on the left side though . More goals . Like the winner against Turkey in 2008. Well done
And dont forget that before lahm/robben on the right sidebit was lahm/ribery on the left side which was about the same level.
And then it was Lahm/robben AND alaba/ribery.that was amazing.
Btw i am not a bayern fan, quite the opposite but one has to honor that
Lahm, Schweinsteiger, Klose ..legends. I already felt so nostalgic, i started watching german football when they were all just starting their career.
You forgot Podolski
One of the best ever. A top 10 German all-time player. He is totally underrated. Germany and Bayern learnt his value when he retired. He never made a bad game, his „worst“ performances were solid. He never played a bad pass or made stupid decisions. Defensively Lahm was a monster.
This man is one of the greatest defenders in this sport's history and never saw a red card!
Red* - though he only saw 20-30 yellow cards
You missed his transition from Right Back to midfield near the end of his career
Very true. Definitely should've added that in. His final evolution!
That was to make room for Kimmich, right? That turned out ok too. Give it 10 years, there'll be a video on him too.
@@upotheke not quite, at the time it was thought that due to his passing, speed and intelligence CDM was straight-up his best position.
He took one for the team, when he returned to playing defender during the 2014 worldcup, Germany just didn't have a wingback of sufficient quality (kinda like how Kimmich should have played wingback this worldcup, but only did in the last game)
God damn it guardiola
I remember how he played lham as a fucking midfielder against real madrid in 2014 and kroos alone as a CDM
One of the reasons we lost that match
@@DocDom986 Kimmich missed out on the 2014 World Cup.
Lahm was definitely one of my favorite players. When he defended, you always had the feeling that that side was safe. When Portugal came with Ronaldo and I knew he was looking after him, I was really relieved. He was a wall. A small wall, but a wall.
Best right back of all time. Not a single red card in all of his career
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Just 12k views for arguably the greatest right back ever. Great channel too
The world will not get another Lahm. What a gentleman and fair player on and off the field. They don't make like you anymore. 😭 #EternalCaptain
Wow, so true!!! I love your comment!
And I miss Philipp Lahm so much! 😭
I have never seen a full-back so comfortable on the ball going forward or at the back in my whole life. Surely the most gifted player in his position to ever play football. His positioning and awareness was second to none. Not to mention all the other elements he excelled in.
Lahm was legendary.
Going through this channel is like reliving my formative years in ⚽️.
best right back with dani ive ever seen
Cafu Be: 👁👄👁
@@HavokMania yes and cafu but didn't see him play as much
@@jackwardley3626 Oh fair enough 👍🏻
@@HavokMania cafu is not good as lahm
@@Sasori.OfTheRedSand He is in the convo for best right backs tho 👌🏻
Phenomenal channel. TH-cam recommendations doing the work.
Lahm was my Idol back in the days. Was playing Football in Kindergarten already (Bambinis) and played RB till I stopped playing. He was such an inspiration and my favourite player of all time
Yes, mine too!
The man is yet to be sent off in his career. He was the heartbeat for Bayern Munich and Germany winning everything that stood before him.
Most cleanest defender of all times, versatile player.. captain fantastic 😍 Legendary Lahm 🔥
I've just found your channel and I'm loving it. Going through all your videos and they just get better and better.
He was consistently perfect. Perfectly timed challeges. Great vision. Knew exactly what to do. Didn't make mistakes. Everything you need from a player and much more
Hey suggestion here pls make a vid on muller bcz i feel he's so underrated
100%. I'm focusing more on players that have retired, I'll definitely be circling back to players that are going into retirement in the future
Better to wait until their retired and can do the full career
Over rated*
@@BizzyIzzy87 why
@@kingdj2451 because he is rated too higher, more than he deserves.
16 year career as a first team defender and not a single sent off
great content bro! keep it up.
Thanks so much! Got lots of videos in the works!
During a time where Roberto Carlos and Ashley Cole. Phillip Lahm still makes my list of Favorite Left backs of all time.
Lahm was a RB though
@@umarrazvi he was a LB for about half of his career. And I think he was more impactful there. But overall he was a beast in every position on the back line.
he was both@@umarrazvi
Ballon d'or needs Philip Lahm 💎🏆🥇💗♾️
Philip Lahm was the best defender and complete player of the generation
He is my favorite player ever. I miss seeing him play
I dont know much about soccer but i play him in fifa his very good
I agree with you, he was also my favorit player.
Oh yes, Lahm is also my favorite player! I miss him tons!
Somebody wrote: "the world will not get another Lahm. What a gentleman and fair player on and off the field!"
Sooo true!
I remember his first goal in the 2006 world cup like it was yesterday.
To top of all the achievement, he came close to winning so many more. Euro 08 final,Euro 2012 semifinal, world cup 2006, 2010 semifinal, champion league 2011 final etc
He was my inspiration as a kid. I loved his sliding tackles and it was something I really liked soing myself. I had a similar stature and couldnt dominate through bodymass in duels, so technique is all there was. Lahm is the master of this
Great Video, just like your others. Two remarks:
1. It's VfB Stuttgart, not VfL.
2. No German football fan calls the national team #DieMannschaft. That's just a marketing invention of its money-hungry management. We call simply national squad or national eleven.
Zur Erklärung: Du hast natürlich recht wenn Du sagst das niemand in Deutschland unsere Jungs " Die Mannschaft " nennt. Aber International wurde unsere Nationalmannschaft schon lange vor diesem " Marketing - Coup " so genannt, weil für viele ausländische Fans die Nationalmannschaft Deutschlands als Vorbild an Mannschaftsgeist und Teamwork gilt . Also eigentlich sehr positive Merkmale für ein sehr erfolgreiches und mit hoher Kontinuität spielendes Team. Also ist man beim DFB auf die Idee gekommen das als internationales Benchmark zu nutzen. Dazu kann man stehen wie man will. Ich finde es eigentlich überflüssig. Grüße aus Berlin.
@@MW-mg3qf Nun ja, immerhin hat man sich den Spitznamen nicht selber gegeben. Mehr noch als der Name stört mich die gesamte Social Media Kampagne, aber dafür bin ich vermutlich auch einfach zu altmodisch. Grüße aus Stuttgart
@@lucubrator4283 Ich bin da ganz bei Dir., weil ich es etwas aufgesetzt empfinde. Wirkt irgendwie künstlich. Andere Nationen haben auch solche Spitznamen, aber wir hatten traditionell keinen Spitznamen. Vielleicht hat man beim DFB gedacht ," Hey lass uns mal cool und modern wirken ". Ging meiner Meinung nach ziemlich daneben.
@@MW-mg3qf Der Spitzname ist soweit ich mich erinner um 2008 aufgetaucht. Allerdings als Kreation unserer Nachbarn. Also "The Manshaft" geschrieben mit SH. Das war cool und klang irgendwie Porno. Der Fehler bestand darin das es als Marketing 1:1 aufgegriffen und damit aus dem eigentlichen Kontext genommen wurde.
Die Franzosen nennen sich ja trotzdem weiterhin "les bleues" obwohl irgend ein Idiot beim ÖR irgendwann mit Equipe Tricolore aus dem Musspott kam.
Diese Spitznamen sind nebenbei alle "gegnerische Erfindungen". Ich hab noch nie einen Italiener gesehen der seine Jungs Squadra Azzura nennt, ähnlich wie ich den Namen Albiceleste noch nie aus dem Mund eines Argentiners gehört hab.
Geschieht ihnen (DFB) in gewisser Weise Recht, das man seit der Umbenennung nix mehr gerissen hat. Für mich bleiben Sie die "Nationalelf"
@@stephanclemens2348 Hallo Stephan, für mich ist und bleibt es auch die Nationalmannschaft. Der DFB sollte sich mal lieber um wirklich wichtige Dinge kümmern. Ich meine die Stagnation seit einigen Jahren. Ich kann jedenfalls keine Weiterentwicklung derzeit erkennen obwohl wir ganz gute Spieler haben, ändert sich am Spielsystem wenig. Wir haben momentan eben keine echte 9 , im System wird das aber meiner Meinung nach nicht berücksichtigt. Ich glaube das J. Löw einfach die Spieler nicht mehr motivieren kann, weil es einfach eine ganz normale Entwicklung ist das sich ein Trainer und dessen Methoden einfach nach so langer Zeit zu eingefahren sind, und sich abnutzen . Löw hätte meiner Meinung nach spätestens 2016 zurücktreten sollen.
I rirst really noticed Philip Lahm whilst I was working and living in Indonesia ( 2007 - 2009 ). The Bundeslga was the only European fotball I could watch. I really enjoyed watching German Football. Diego was playing for Werder Bremen who caught my eye, but I slowly noticed just how good Philip Lahm was. He was great 'on the ball' bringing it out of defence, Inch perfect tackles and coald also attack and score too. Basically, I've never seen a full back do what he did. I'd pit ihim in my top 5 or even top 3 players of all time. BTW: I'm English. How much would he sell for today? He would be the most expensive Fullback ever, probably at aound 110 million Euros.
In today's era? With very condensed schedule, and versatility. Old school mentality, all team work no personal glory. Maybe he top 3 players of current year.
Oh here it is - NICE.
What amuses me in retrospect about the controversy wrt Bayern was - Lahm won. Pretty much after that and the fine, they invested in bringing in exactly the kind of player Lahm said they were missing in Javi Martinez.
And the controversy that often floated around wrt Lahm getting the captaincy of the national team over Schweinsteiger, especially after the Ballack fallout.
Pretty much any time Lahm's been involved in controversy, he's come out the other side proving that he knew what he was talking about. Absolutely fascinating how he reads the game and the environment around it.
Working with Alaba also made Alaba into a world-class player. It was so disappointing when Lahm retired but - he definitely did everything on his own terms.
no one blamed Lahm for the controvercy about his captaincy at the national team. That was on Joachim Löw all the way. He did Ballack really dirty... a trait of him we would see countless times during Löw's career.
Subscribing your channel for this awesome content. Hope more of this comes soon. Great job 👍
That's the plan! Cheers!
Best right back of his generation
Of any generation tbh
Amazing content!
You have my cover art
Please make one of Bastian Scheinsteiger
Lahms greatest strength was his consistency.
Even when he had a bad game, he was still good xD He never was less than good, throughout his whole career.
Upamecano made more mistakes in Bayerns defeat against Gladbach, than Lahm did in all his games for Bayern
Really good video with commentary thank youuuu
Everybody will say...gotze,muller,kroos,ozil were the guys who helped germany to win their WC...nahhh im not saying they were bad though...there were all beast(my god muller was something else at that WC) but it was Lahm who made that squad "A SQUAD" by contributing to both defence and creating space and chance for the forwards and midfield...basically he was the CPU of that team..he did all that by being incredibly selfless...
And Schweinsteiger, but tbf that was just a great team, Khedira, Özil, Müller, Klose (aging but still good), Kroos, Schweinsteiger, Lahm, Boateng, Hummels, Neuer, Götze, Schuurle, Draxler - that’s a team.
@@schnitzelfilmmaker1130 They were a Team . Mario Götze's reply when asked about how it feels to win the WC for Germany with his Goal, he replied "The Team played a great Tournament, and I luckily was able to provide my own little contribution ." is exemplary .
I recall just how happy I was for Lahm, Klose, Schweinsteiger, Neuer, well the golden Generation to at last hoist that Cup . It was long overdue, for all of them .
Absolutely fantastic content, you deserve so many more subscribers! Please make a video on RVP if possible 😁
4:27 I don't know why you refer to his candor as a controversy. He spoke his mind, which, from an objective angle, was quite true. Speaking truth must never be labelled as controversial, no matter whose feathers get ruffled.
Lahm was an underrated player. I would say the best German player of the last 30 years.
It was rare for him to make a mistake or have a poor match. He was not a man for the spectacular but did the basics supremely well. Underrated as a leader too.
The German team has been very average ever since Lahm retired, as shown again at FIFA 2022
O Captain! My Captain!
The most important WC win for Germany was 1954 only 9 years after the war it was like a sign of hope for the future to show that good will come and it gave so much hope to the people. my grandpa (born 1940) told me about how they listend to the final on the radio and how they celebrated after it. It was by far the most important for the german people and maybe also for german football. But good video about one of the greats!
yeah 100%
Most Germans will argue that the WC 1954 was the true moment the German nation was reborn after WWII
Van Bommel didnt retire when he left Bayern. He went to Milan for the 11/12 season
Best right back ever with 0 red cards!!
The most important title won by Germany was the 1954 World Cup, less than 10 years after WW2, and with a semi-professional team.
I see a Football Iconic video, I like
Lahm is one of those players where you can never really know what he would go for in this market. He is an invaluable player but I'm not sure how much he would really go for, it could be as low as 30 mil or as high as 80 mil
30 mil? You must be joking. Lol
@@G4MBIT No. Plenty of players leave for less than they are worth, even players from big teams
Well maguire was 80 million.😂
Klose and Lahm were legendary since 2002 WC.
Another German full back that I absolutely adored was Frings, pure class
Most Versatile Player Of All Time.......
Duncan Edwards: WORLD CLASS IN EVERY POSITION.
I actually live just a few roads away from where he was born,there’s even a statue of him in our town centre
Such a shame he died so young rip🖤❤️
I’m Mexican but Lahm and Muller are two of my favs ever
World class gets thrown around alot. This guy was World class, enough said.
I would love a video where you look into players who are way overrated or not as good as people think. Yours always expose under appreciated players, but some are just over appreciated.
A real legend.
One of my ever time super hero in foot ball
Lahm is the Lothar Matthäus of the modern era. I couldn't imagine a better team captain leading us to winning the world cup 2014. Lahm will always be an icon for me as well as an idol.
He can be a Good CDM, His Vision,Passing,Ball retention, defense. Absolute Genius.
Still waiting on that arjen robben video
i just saw the 2012 champions leauge semi and he was class against real...every thing he does is so calculated and you feel he understands and read the game so well ...kroos was the best midfielder in that game and he was so young
Still waiting for that Arjen Robben video
He was always a quality wonderkid on Champ Manager 99/00/01, the numbers he put up as him and Samba/TTZM/that Portuguese player that didn't actually exist (To Medeira?) dragged my Scarborough team from the 4th tier to the top of Europe were immense.
So you aren’t gona talk about his run in the midfield???
How have you only got 415 subs????
Haha, thanks man. Slow and steady!
@@FootballIconic nearly 800 in 5 days bro keep it up 💪🏼
Absolutely brilliant player
My most favourite player
I miss Bayern Munich's 16/17 lineup starters, one of my favourite team in PES 2016
that pes 2016 bayern was so overpowered it's not even fair lmao
Once, Lahm played more than 100 consecutive complete games.
Can you do one for Javier Zanetti?
people in the comments say one of the best defenders ever. why not just one of the best footballers ever.
True he is the best footballers ever. One of the greatest captain of German team
Can you please make a video on zinidean Zidane ?
Michael Ballack please!!
Loved him. If you ask me to pick the best team of players I saw in my lifetime, I pick him and Maldini as my full backs, no hesitation. Lahm RB, Maldini LB.
Best RB of all time.🙌
Our legend ♥️♥️♥️
The best right back of alltime
Lahm was the best great content
in his Prime-Time? ~100 mio today... but he would never leave his club
Lahm at right-back and Irwin at left-back, or Irwin at right-back and Lahm at left-back?
Where's the Robben video bruh... where is it
Haha I'm so high, I'm just enjoying the music in the background..😂😂
Do a David villa video please!
The best!
Transfer value would be slightly less then the inflated centre back Virgil Van Dike. About 60-70 m
After boycotting the world cup, He became more Loved at least for me.
Alves, Cafu and probably Zambrotta were better in my opinion but he was top 5 in the last 30 years. Very solid player.
Great video, but It's VfB Stuttgart.
Him and Andreas Brehme were Germanies absolute best concerning the position they played....
I think kimmich is very similar to lahm. Hope he's cearer is too
I agree on that, i see much simaliritys between them.
Joshua kimmich is one player reminded me of lahm.
More versatile than Gullit?
Hey a Suggestion for bastian schweinsteiger
The best of his generation
Phillip Lahm was a german motor machine
What about John O’Shea played every single postion and don’t forget he nutmeged figo
😭😭
I think you mean vfb stuttgart