@@Scotticus25 e non solo in questo modo la tua disponibilità a sostenere da te per le informazioni in esso contenuti che non è stato inviato automaticamente e arrivo lì a casa 🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡 ilsuo numero è quello antincendio con i suoi contenuti verranno in cantiere e il tuo account è un messaggio privato invia in cantiere oppure no lavorare per voi non avete il numero della mia sorella è un po' anc e non è un messaggio privato su questo punto mi sono accorta solo in parte il mio numero della mia carta e cartone e arrivo alle di una sua cortese richiesta allego copia bonifico a favore del mio CV aggiornato in quanto la sua mail di ieri con i migliori prodotti che sono stati i migliori prodotti a cui è stata una mano ✋✋✋✋✋✋✋✋
Thanks for the content! For the record, Mohamed Elyounoussi was born in Morocco but his family emigrated to Norway when he was a child, he grew up in Sarpsborg, and he plays for Norway. So he doesn't fit the pattern of young African players coming to Europe to play football, he was a local lad.
Best German players in the premier league of all time. (Day 269) I will not give up until the video is made or Alfie himself tells me to stop. Everyone else telling me that will be ignored. If you don't believe my number, just go back to the previous videos. I'm at the bottom most of the time, but I'm there.
Last season, when Everton still had James Rodriguez, there was a being the scenes video at the club, and one of the questions was "who's the most skilful player" and Iwobi was by far the most common answer. So he's got the skills. I assume he just hasn't the brain.
Well, almost - hód means beaver, mező means field, vásárhely is more like a place when you can held a fair or market (vásár is a fair, hely means place). Fair as in a large, open area one. Not really used in contemporary Hungarian though. It's a funny name, even from a Hungarian point of view :)
I was going to say the Pittsburgh Steelers if they weren’t in this video! Awesome inclusion! Interesting note. The Steelers are the the only NFL team that have their logo only on one side of their helmet. It’s only on the right side!
The middle part in the logo of both clubs from Bayern is just the flag of Bayern, the German state. To call this copying from one another goes a bit to far for me, since both clubs' logo design was: state that you are from Bavaria, put the flag of Bavaria in the middle and make a circular crest. It is just extremely hard to end up significantly more different than both clubs did.
As much as Alfie may have neglected to mention that the blue and white check is the flag of Bavaria he did show Bayern Munich’s previous club crests and demonstrate that Bayern Munich adopted that particular design after the other club had already been using it.
The shape of the badge is way too similar, if you look at any other football badge they really don't need to have the flag in it. If the flag were the only similarity it would be one thing, but it's not.
@@53rdand3rdShows They ended up high in "clubs that actually make a profit", so definitely some good words there. The badge was obviously "inspired" by Alzenau though.
@@Outwhere those are facts though. Are they supposed to skip them in their ranking just because they don't like them. I hardly doubt so. I don't think that they have a problem with Munich, but you can't say for sure that they stole the badge. Bavarians are very proud of there flag, plus there are numerous Bavarian football teams that go by the name Bayern ...
The best part is, that FC Bayern Alzenau is currently playing in the Hessenliga. So even though they are located in Bavaria and are even carrying it in their name, they compete in Hassia. Greetings from Alzenau. Keep up the great work, Alfie💪
Congrats, you almost pronounced Hódmezővásárhely correctly :D You just need to use a simple Z (like in zoom) instead of what you did. It sounded more like the Hungarian voicing of the letter (!) ZS (which sounds almost like the s in "measure").
4:04 to be fair, them being in Bavaria can also be used to excuse them, as both clearly use the Bavaria flag in their emblem. obviously it has become associated with Bayern Munich, but it makes sense that clubs in Bavaria would use that pattern
Cool to see that people liked an idea so much that we even got a 2nd part. Maybe this suggestion will be similarly popular (also sounds cool to say that I had the idea for 3 videos XD). Day 19: Top 7 second/amateur teams in football (Hertha BSC II which almost won the DFB Pokal, Real Madrid Castilla who lost to their first team in the spanish cup in 1980 but got into Europe)
Fun Fact to FC Bayern Alzenau: Although they are from Bavaria, they don't play in Bavaria, since they are much closer to Frankfurt, Darmstadt and Mainz than to the rest of Bavaria. And another fun fact: the stadium seats in Bayern Alzenau's stadium are, in fact, old seats from Bayern Munich's Allianz Arena.
I actually have a fc bayern alzenau/urf jersey from 1994, it's a adidas template shirt the same one as bayern munich at the time. It was mainly white with red stripes. (I think it's the away)
You didn´t looked very good in Portugal if you just found 2 club crests similar to the big 3 clubs there. The beginning of a lot of clubs in Portugal was as a affiliated club, for example Sporting Braga started as an affiliated club to Sporting Portugal. 20 years ago you if you watched through the leagues you would see at least 2-3 Sporting, Benfica or Porto (this one a bit less then the other 2 and mostly in the north region) copies per leagues. And if you look further you would find a lot of clubs outside of Portugal which are Sporting or Benfica inspired created by club supporters with also similar badges.
It should be noted that the San Jose Earthquakes of MLS, before they moved into their current stadium, used to play in Santa Clara on the campus of Santa Clara University.
Bavarian teams using the regional flag is stealing? Lol still waiting for a positive video about Bayern .. maybe how Bayern wins so much, with half or less the budget of most euro/PL giants 😏🏆
Given that I have to hand-draw many badges for my own Channel and videos, I came across many interesting patterns that are followed by some clubs. Obviously some can be co-incidents, but some patterns are directly taken from others. Very interesting topic indeed ⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽
Fun fact: Bayern Alzenau do actually do not compete in the bavarian football system/pyramid. Since they are located so far in the North west of bavaria, they chose toa ssociate with the foodball federation of Hesse rather. Mainly because all of the clubs there in the Oberliga or Regionalliga are actually way closer than their counterparts in Bavaria making travel a lot easier historically and also for more intense local rivalries.
It's worth noting that the blue and white diamond pattern is the flag of Bavaria. The chances of more than one club using the pattern in their badge is pretty high as a result
ive just worked out this channels upload schedule, every 48 hours at 9am UK time. Gonna get excited every 2 days until the much anticipated "what on earth is going on at oldham athletic" video comes out
brazilian here CR Flamengo and Oeste FC Botafogo FR (RJ) and Botafogo FC (PB) São Paulo FC and Ferroviário AC (and Atlético Clube Goianiense's old badge) EC Juventude and EC São José now for the football manager discoveries SC Corinthians Paulista and SC Santa Rita CR Flamengo and Trem DC, EC Flamengo (PI) we interrupt your originally scheduled comment with santos Santos FC and Grêmio Novorizontino, Novo Horizonte FC (GO), Anápolis FC, Aquidauanense FC (that one's hard even for us), EC Comercial, Operário FC (MS), Sinop FC (MT), Tupi FC, Uberlândia EC, URT, Villa Nova AC (MG), CA Bragantino (before they were Red Bull Bragantino), Ituano FC, SD Sparta (?????) and back to fm Clube Atlético Mineiro and CA Itapemirim (ES) Clube Atlético Paranaense's old badge and CA Pimentense Fluminense FC and Independência FC, Fluminense de Feira FC (BA) CR Vasco da Gama and AD Vasco (AC) and that's it. i did not include any teams from outside brazil so have fun with that. also all santos teams are real according to fm, i did not make any of them up
Did not expect to see a photo of the leader of the Hungarian opposition in one of your videos Alfie but you never disappoint. And your pronunciation was actually decent
Glad for your (albeit quick) personal take on the Hull situation, Alfie. If this new owner is even halfway decent, I fear we won't be getting further instalments of the "what on earth is going on at Hull City?" videos; they'll be too well-run and thus be disqualified. How will I know how you're feeling about Hull, then??
I do want to say, that the pattern at the centre of the two Bayern clubs is just the regional flag of Bavaria. I do agree that the shape and way of doing it is stolen, just wanted to point out that two bavarian clubs that flaunt their bavarianness in their name most likely would have that pattern in their badge :D
Alfie Can you do a documentary on the afc Wimbledon on the nine promotions in eleven years, how they’re a fan own club and how they have a stadium in plough lane now. The story of they lost the club, how the F A allowed that and won’t allow that anymore. How they were very close to moving to ireland How they went up the English football leagues. It would be a good documentary video if you can do this. #thepeopleschannel
Please do a video about the Portuguese 'club' , 'Belenenses SAD' , that recently went to a game with only 9 players against Benfica .Its a 'fake' club playing in the First League , but the 'Original' club had to start in the Non League Portuguese Football .
Bevel FC in Belgium based their entire club on Barca it seems. I was super surprised when i played against them a few years back. The same kit, badge etc.
Many might seem stolen, some inspired and some just look similar on coincidence. There's just so much individual designs in the world and it's nigh impossible to make something unique.
Oh, it's easy to do something unique, you have to purposely go against any designer rules you know making the design look about as good as a certain de Pfaffel is at being a PM, but still... at least it's unique.
I feel obligated to point out that Santa Clara University is a power in American women’s soccer (football). Among others they have produced Brandi Chastain, who scored the iconic penalty to secure the US victory in the 1999 WWC final. I am comfortable characterizing them as a brilliant association football team, though perhaps not a club. American college soccer (football) is weird.
Thumbs up to HITC Sevens for the fan service. I specifically requested the Bayern Munich - Bayern Alzenau comparison and the level of detail was just perfect. Even cared to give some information about former or current players, well done dude :)
I fully agree with all the listed respective clubs which borrowed the other respective clubs' respective badges but could not believe that your beloved Hull City borrowed the badge from a Hungarian based club,good friend!!!:-D
Bayern and Bayern both use the national flag of Bayern (Bavaria) that's why they are the same. The Leverkusen Logo, the Braunschweig Logo and one of the Fortune Düsseldorf logos all contain the Red Lion with four visible claws and a split tail, not because they stole from each other but because all three cities were at one point ruled by descendants of Henry the Lion and Mathilda Plantagenet. They used the English Plantagenet Lion and had it standing up and with a split tail. At least 100 cities in Central Europe have the Lion on the Logo. My hometown Düsseldorf has the Lion holding an anchor because of the Haber on the river Rhine. I once meet a French Guy in Lima and was really irritated that he wore a shirt with the Logo of my hometown, till he told me that it was the Logo of his hometown somewhere close to Strasbourg.
That's really odd. London is literally teeming with clubs, but thank goodness we don't see a dozen professional teams with the same white dragons flanking a shield and/or crest on every badge! (i.e. as seen on the coat of arms of the city of London. I think Leighton Orient come the closest to patterning their badge after the city seal)
@@motionpictures6629 Nope. Why choose a round shape, nothing resembling Bavarian symbols is a circle in Bavaria. Why did they choose to run their name around the inner circle, it's clearly heavily inspired by Alzenau.
The first bunch of A league team badges looked very generic, it's a bit better now, they all had similar shirt designs too,most of the clubs with a history are outside the A league, usually in the national Premier league's which have a comp in each state, bring on a second division.
For some reason, in my head canon, Atalanta and Bournemouth's badges seem real similar until I actually look at them side by side. They are not similar at all...
In Bulgaria we have a lot more bizarre cases like Juventus Malchika, who not only stole the badge of Juventus but also their name. Also Bulgarian clubs like to steal from other franchises such ФК Вълци Владимировци stealing the badge of Minnesota Timberwolves
Fun fact, SK Yugoslavia was originally founded as SK Great Serbia and instead of red and white shield they had a green and white shield on the crest, looking even more like a Rapid rip off :)
Allie has managed to do something that nobody else has been successful with, something i had previously thought was impossible. Making me care about hull city, even if it’s just a little bit.
So. I see that the design ideas of the Sydney and Sarpsborg logos are the same. But if that's similar enough to threaten legal action, I think that's ridiculous
When TV Azteca took over Atletico Morelia and rebranded them Monarcas Morelia in 1999, they stole the badge from Belgian club KSK Maldegem. But since I assume KSK is a obscure club no one noticed
The Rams, which are owned by the Kroenkes , are going to the Super Bowl. So I think it would be a perfect timing to create a video ranking the most successful non football sports franchise owned by football owners. (Excluding teams like Barcelona basketball or PSG judo) My top 5 1. Boston Red Sox (Liverpool) 2. LA Rams (Arsenal) 3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Manchester United) 4. Denver Nuggets (Arsenal) 5. Rakuten Golden Eagles (Vissel Kobe)
I would like to clarify on the Melaka United crest, which Melaka is the name of a tree the founder, Parameswara sat under and rested. Melaka gets it's name after the tree. The crest is redesigned following their promotion in the Super League, the old crest feature the same tree and the Fortress A'Famosa. But plagiarism in design is something we see everyday. Hehe
4:20 two things I want to mention here: 1.) The part in the middle of both Bayern club logos are taken from the Bavarian flag, so no, it's not a coincidence that they have it in their logo, it's because this pattern is their state flag! 2.) Interestinly enough the 1954-1961 logo style is actually stolen - from another historically big club in Bavaria: 1. FC Nürnberg, who had the same logo with very little change since their inception in 1900.
Wanna see a ripoff logo case? Check the following teams crests/logos: Liga Deportiva Alajuelense (Costa Rica) and Steaua Bucarest (Romania). Steaua's old logo had a lot of resemblances with Alajuelense's logo, until the Romanian team changed their crest a couple years ago. I've always wondered why that Romanian team's logo looked oddly similar to my favorite team here where I live, but hey, this could be material for a third video lol
Fun Fact: Floresta anthem is actually a remixed carnaval song Floresta anthem: th-cam.com/video/jPpptOXDLB0/w-d-xo.html Original song: th-cam.com/video/R6WuXC2AQaA/w-d-xo.html
Here in belgium its just ridiculous to how many ripoffs there are ... Charleroi logo looks like boavista People say club Brugge looks like espanyol Lierse , us givry and Egyption 2nd League side Wadi degla look the same You mentioned Union sg on your channel .. Anderlecht stole their logo to at one point and if you take away everything except the crown and circles in the Anderlecht logo , well .. 😂😂
Do a video on the 1975 champions league final Leeds United was cheated out of it by Bayern Munich (The ref was banned after the game but Leeds never got the champions league)
I can't believe you didn't mention that both Hull and Hungary start with Hu. An obvious connection.
How did they get away with this?
Hullngary
Hu-h
@@Scotticus25 That team is in the 3rd tier in Hungarian football, just above amateur level. Technically no one cares I guess :).
@@Scotticus25 e non solo in questo modo la tua disponibilità a sostenere da te per le informazioni in esso contenuti che non è stato inviato automaticamente e arrivo lì a casa 🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡🏡 ilsuo numero è quello antincendio con i suoi contenuti verranno in cantiere e il tuo account è un messaggio privato invia in cantiere oppure no lavorare per voi non avete il numero della mia sorella è un po' anc e non è un messaggio privato su questo punto mi sono accorta solo in parte il mio numero della mia carta e cartone e arrivo alle di una sua cortese richiesta allego copia bonifico a favore del mio CV aggiornato in quanto la sua mail di ieri con i migliori prodotti che sono stati i migliori prodotti a cui è stata una mano ✋✋✋✋✋✋✋✋
As an Everton fan, I can confirm the iwobi part is true
lololololololololololololol 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Everton catching strays 😂
Thanks for the content! For the record, Mohamed Elyounoussi was born in Morocco but his family emigrated to Norway when he was a child, he grew up in Sarpsborg, and he plays for Norway. So he doesn't fit the pattern of young African players coming to Europe to play football, he was a local lad.
Best German players in the premier league of all time. (Day 269)
I will not give up until the video is made or Alfie himself tells me to stop. Everyone else telling me that will be ignored.
If you don't believe my number, just go back to the previous videos. I'm at the bottom most of the time, but I'm there.
How tf has he not actually done this yet
He'll probably do it on the anniversary 😂
What has happened to Iwobi? I remember him being highly rated at Arsenal. (Good joke btw 😂)
Last season, when Everton still had James Rodriguez, there was a being the scenes video at the club, and one of the questions was "who's the most skilful player" and Iwobi was by far the most common answer.
So he's got the skills. I assume he just hasn't the brain.
Interestingly enough, Hódmezővásárhely
translates to Beavers' Field Marketplace in Hungarian. Quite the town name if you asked me
Well, almost - hód means beaver, mező means field, vásárhely is more like a place when you can held a fair or market (vásár is a fair, hely means place). Fair as in a large, open area one. Not really used in contemporary Hungarian though. It's a funny name, even from a Hungarian point of view :)
I was going to say the Pittsburgh Steelers if they weren’t in this video! Awesome inclusion!
Interesting note. The Steelers are the the only NFL team that have their logo only on one side of their helmet. It’s only on the right side!
The middle part in the logo of both clubs from Bayern is just the flag of Bayern, the German state. To call this copying from one another goes a bit to far for me, since both clubs' logo design was: state that you are from Bavaria, put the flag of Bavaria in the middle and make a circular crest.
It is just extremely hard to end up significantly more different than both clubs did.
As much as Alfie may have neglected to mention that the blue and white check is the flag of Bavaria he did show Bayern Munich’s previous club crests and demonstrate that Bayern Munich adopted that particular design after the other club had already been using it.
The shape of the badge is way too similar, if you look at any other football badge they really don't need to have the flag in it. If the flag were the only similarity it would be one thing, but it's not.
This page clearly dislikes Bayern. Never a good word about the club.
@@53rdand3rdShows They ended up high in "clubs that actually make a profit", so definitely some good words there. The badge was obviously "inspired" by Alzenau though.
@@Outwhere those are facts though. Are they supposed to skip them in their ranking just because they don't like them. I hardly doubt so.
I don't think that they have a problem with Munich, but you can't say for sure that they stole the badge. Bavarians are very proud of there flag, plus there are numerous Bavarian football teams that go by the name Bayern ...
New series idea: 7 players who played for both ‘derby’ clubs. Manchester, Liverpool/Everton, Madrid, Milan etc.
This
The best part is, that FC Bayern Alzenau is currently playing in the Hessenliga. So even though they are located in Bavaria and are even carrying it in their name, they compete in Hassia.
Greetings from Alzenau. Keep up the great work, Alfie💪
Congrats, you almost pronounced Hódmezővásárhely correctly :D You just need to use a simple Z (like in zoom) instead of what you did. It sounded more like the Hungarian voicing of the letter (!) ZS (which sounds almost like the s in "measure").
Can you make a video on the 7 nations most likely to become 1st time world cup winners by the end of the 21st century.
i believe you skipped a certain bayern munich logo when showing the different logos through the years :)
4:04 to be fair, them being in Bavaria can also be used to excuse them, as both clearly use the Bavaria flag in their emblem. obviously it has become associated with Bayern Munich, but it makes sense that clubs in Bavaria would use that pattern
Cool to see that people liked an idea so much that we even got a 2nd part. Maybe this suggestion will be similarly popular (also sounds cool to say that I had the idea for 3 videos XD).
Day 19: Top 7 second/amateur teams in football
(Hertha BSC II which almost won the DFB Pokal, Real Madrid Castilla who lost to their first team in the spanish cup in 1980 but got into Europe)
Ajax B was a penalty shootout away from playing the A team in the Dutch cup final in 2002
Fun Fact to FC Bayern Alzenau: Although they are from Bavaria, they don't play in Bavaria, since they are much closer to Frankfurt, Darmstadt and Mainz than to the rest of Bavaria.
And another fun fact: the stadium seats in Bayern Alzenau's stadium are, in fact, old seats from Bayern Munich's Allianz Arena.
I apologise greatly for my fellow Boro supporter's disgraceful actions in throwing a creme egg at your friend
Day 350: Ways to fix VAR with your suggestions
Never have I seen a more justifiable inclusion of Hull City in your videos. Good job, Alfie
7 most high-profile, recurring pronunciation mistakes, like player names which literally everyone abroad pronounces wrong (e.g. Mandzukic, Odegaard)
I actually have a fc bayern alzenau/urf jersey from 1994, it's a adidas template shirt the same one as bayern munich at the time. It was mainly white with red stripes. (I think it's the away)
You didn´t looked very good in Portugal if you just found 2 club crests similar to the big 3 clubs there. The beginning of a lot of clubs in Portugal was as a affiliated club, for example Sporting Braga started as an affiliated club to Sporting Portugal. 20 years ago you if you watched through the leagues you would see at least 2-3 Sporting, Benfica or Porto (this one a bit less then the other 2 and mostly in the north region) copies per leagues.
And if you look further you would find a lot of clubs outside of Portugal which are Sporting or Benfica inspired created by club supporters with also similar badges.
13:00 Omg I knew that they stole something but never knew it was from that football team XD
Idea: 7 cities with more than 1 (decent) club
It should be noted that the San Jose Earthquakes of MLS, before they moved into their current stadium, used to play in Santa Clara on the campus of Santa Clara University.
Alfie, the old Sydney FC logo has an even more blatant rip off from a French club, I think they’re in the fifth tier or something though haha.
Bavarian teams using the regional flag is stealing? Lol still waiting for a positive video about Bayern .. maybe how Bayern wins so much, with half or less the budget of most euro/PL giants 😏🏆
Given that I have to hand-draw many badges for my own Channel and videos, I came across many interesting patterns that are followed by some clubs. Obviously some can be co-incidents, but some patterns are directly taken from others. Very interesting topic indeed ⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽
indeed
You have an interesting way of making videos, my friend. I've been watching you for a while
Man you should have got more views, cheers lad, keep it up 👍
@@sbtgamil5536 Thanks alot for the kind words, my friend :))
@@jeremybilliards712 Thank you for your love and support. Really appreciate it :))
Fun fact: Bayern Alzenau do actually do not compete in the bavarian football system/pyramid. Since they are located so far in the North west of bavaria, they chose toa ssociate with the foodball federation of Hesse rather. Mainly because all of the clubs there in the Oberliga or Regionalliga are actually way closer than their counterparts in Bavaria making travel a lot easier historically and also for more intense local rivalries.
It's worth noting that the blue and white diamond pattern is the flag of Bavaria. The chances of more than one club using the pattern in their badge is pretty high as a result
ive just worked out this channels upload schedule, every 48 hours at 9am UK time. Gonna get excited every 2 days until the much anticipated "what on earth is going on at oldham athletic" video comes out
Currently yes. But sometimes it changes quite a lot. The schedule during the euros was (of course) pure chaos.
brazilian here
CR Flamengo and Oeste FC
Botafogo FR (RJ) and Botafogo FC (PB)
São Paulo FC and Ferroviário AC (and Atlético Clube Goianiense's old badge)
EC Juventude and EC São José
now for the football manager discoveries
SC Corinthians Paulista and SC Santa Rita
CR Flamengo and Trem DC, EC Flamengo (PI)
we interrupt your originally scheduled comment with santos
Santos FC and Grêmio Novorizontino, Novo Horizonte FC (GO), Anápolis FC, Aquidauanense FC (that one's hard even for us), EC Comercial, Operário FC (MS), Sinop FC (MT), Tupi FC, Uberlândia EC, URT, Villa Nova AC (MG), CA Bragantino (before they were Red Bull Bragantino), Ituano FC, SD Sparta (?????)
and back to fm
Clube Atlético Mineiro and CA Itapemirim (ES)
Clube Atlético Paranaense's old badge and CA Pimentense
Fluminense FC and Independência FC, Fluminense de Feira FC (BA)
CR Vasco da Gama and AD Vasco (AC)
and that's it. i did not include any teams from outside brazil so have fun with that. also all santos teams are real according to fm, i did not make any of them up
Did not expect to see a photo of the leader of the Hungarian opposition in one of your videos Alfie but you never disappoint. And your pronunciation was actually decent
Glad for your (albeit quick) personal take on the Hull situation, Alfie. If this new owner is even halfway decent, I fear we won't be getting further instalments of the "what on earth is going on at Hull City?" videos; they'll be too well-run and thus be disqualified. How will I know how you're feeling about Hull, then??
I do want to say, that the pattern at the centre of the two Bayern clubs is just the regional flag of Bavaria. I do agree that the shape and way of doing it is stolen, just wanted to point out that two bavarian clubs that flaunt their bavarianness in their name most likely would have that pattern in their badge :D
And alzenau is in the region of lower Franconia in Bavaria ;)
So technically not truely Bavarian
Alfie Can you do a documentary on the afc Wimbledon on the nine promotions in eleven years, how they’re a fan own club and how they have a stadium in plough lane now.
The story of they lost the club, how the F A allowed that and won’t allow that anymore.
How they were very close to moving to ireland
How they went up the English football leagues.
It would be a good documentary video if you can do this. #thepeopleschannel
😴😴😴
Please do a video about the Portuguese 'club' , 'Belenenses SAD' , that recently went to a game with only 9 players against Benfica .Its a 'fake' club playing in the First League , but the 'Original' club had to start in the Non League Portuguese Football .
Please make a video about the emss that was Veria F.C./ΓΑΣ Βέροια never seen a club involved in that MANY scandals and weird things
A lot of people don't know this but QPR's badge is identical to a Brazilian club named São Bento
Hollysh*t, it's so freaking identical lol
The guy who designed QPR's new badge probably had the easiest job in the world lmao
Bevel FC in Belgium based their entire club on Barca it seems. I was super surprised when i played against them a few years back.
The same kit, badge etc.
Many might seem stolen, some inspired and some just look similar on coincidence. There's just so much individual designs in the world and it's nigh impossible to make something unique.
Well, it certainly will be with that attitude....
Oh, it's easy to do something unique, you have to purposely go against any designer rules you know making the design look about as good as a certain de Pfaffel is at being a PM, but still... at least it's unique.
😂😂The South African Police Service must be proud, u included their officer and their vehicle in your video (0:03)
What happened to Panathinaikos?
In the case of Bayern Munich, the pattern used in both clubs' badge is a predominant feature of the coat of arms of Baveria
I feel obligated to point out that Santa Clara University is a power in American women’s soccer (football). Among others they have produced Brandi Chastain, who scored the iconic penalty to secure the US victory in the 1999 WWC final. I am comfortable characterizing them as a brilliant association football team, though perhaps not a club. American college soccer (football) is weird.
One possible design of Santa Clara badge hada griffin on it.
8:39 Sydney fc changed there logo a few years ago to better show Sydney's beauty in the logo. I am a fan of Sydney fc
Probably should have watched a bit further before commenting
Thumbs up to HITC Sevens for the fan service.
I specifically requested the Bayern Munich - Bayern Alzenau comparison and the level of detail was just perfect. Even cared to give some information about former or current players, well done dude :)
I fully agree with all the listed respective clubs which borrowed the other respective clubs' respective badges but could not believe that your beloved Hull City borrowed the badge from a Hungarian based club,good friend!!!:-D
Bayern and Bayern both use the national flag of Bayern (Bavaria) that's why they are the same. The Leverkusen Logo, the Braunschweig Logo and one of the Fortune Düsseldorf logos all contain the Red Lion with four visible claws and a split tail, not because they stole from each other but because all three cities were at one point ruled by descendants of Henry the Lion and Mathilda Plantagenet. They used the English Plantagenet Lion and had it standing up and with a split tail. At least 100 cities in Central Europe have the Lion on the Logo. My hometown Düsseldorf has the Lion holding an anchor because of the Haber on the river Rhine. I once meet a French Guy in Lima and was really irritated that he wore a shirt with the Logo of my hometown, till he told me that it was the Logo of his hometown somewhere close to Strasbourg.
No, that is not why they are the same. Bayern Munich had a completely different badge before they stole the design of Alzenau
@@klamin_original and then the used the Bavarian flag, like the other guys.
That's really odd. London is literally teeming with clubs, but thank goodness we don't see a dozen professional teams with the same white dragons flanking a shield and/or crest on every badge! (i.e. as seen on the coat of arms of the city of London. I think Leighton Orient come the closest to patterning their badge after the city seal)
@@motionpictures6629 Nope. Why choose a round shape, nothing resembling Bavarian symbols is a circle in Bavaria. Why did they choose to run their name around the inner circle, it's clearly heavily inspired by Alzenau.
Another club that stole a different clubs badge is Ilkeston Town. Funnily enough, I play for them and they copied Huddersfield's badge.
So... Bayern Munich are the copy cats
Also as a Forest fan, I'm Honored everyone loves our club so much they want our badge (joking)
I'm glad that Malaka Utd aren't in Greece
Man It would be perfect for us Greeks since we use that word about 70 million times a day
The first bunch of A league team badges looked very generic, it's a bit better now, they all had similar shirt designs too,most of the clubs with a history are outside the A league, usually in the national Premier league's which have a comp in each state, bring on a second division.
Like Hull City got rid of bad owners, Steaua(FCSB) also hopefully gets rid of Becali...
Person 1: Bro I forgot we had homework, can I get yours please?
Person 2: Yeah but change it a bit so they don't know
Person 1: Alright bro
I believe an image of Bayern's badge from the 1940s is missing from the diagram but its ok you left it out
Wasn’t there another Bayern logo in 1930s.... Never mind.
For some reason, in my head canon, Atalanta and Bournemouth's badges seem real similar until I actually look at them side by side. They are not similar at all...
In Bulgaria we have a lot more bizarre cases like Juventus Malchika, who not only stole the badge of Juventus but also their name. Also Bulgarian clubs like to steal from other franchises such ФК Вълци Владимировци stealing the badge of Minnesota Timberwolves
When I saw the thumbnail I was thinking of Brazil many teams have similar badge design from top teams to local teams.
Shame, as soon as I saw the Crvena Zvezda badge I was hoping you'd pronounce it
Fun fact, SK Yugoslavia was originally founded as SK Great Serbia and instead of red and white shield they had a green and white shield on the crest, looking even more like a Rapid rip off :)
Good riddance to the Allams.
So Floresta have my birthday on their badge. Nice!!
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Elyounoussi is Norwegian
Another club: Atletico Madrid & Athletic Newham
As a hungarian, I hope you can further teach us about the hungarian ties of Hull City, thank you
The tricky trees are taking over world football, lol
Allie has managed to do something that nobody else has been successful with, something i had previously thought was impossible. Making me care about hull city, even if it’s just a little bit.
Alfie can you make a video on the hull takeover
Yes, i expect he will 😊
leyton orients badge is v similar to leverkusen n that other team u mentioned as well
I didn't know about the Chilean Steelers despite being Chilean on my mother's side.
Bloody hell - I hope you're not friends with Michael Fabricant? Also, surely he didn't have any dignity to start with?
What does belize has to do with this man😭😭🤣
Thanks for the recognition tho i love it❤️🙏🏾
Big fan BTW
Idea for a video: 7 pairs of siblings who have played for the same club or country.
I'm a Beds lad, so immediately thought of Brian and Mark Stein lol!
Neville
Longstaff
Ameobi
Charlton
So. I see that the design ideas of the Sydney and Sarpsborg logos are the same.
But if that's similar enough to threaten legal action, I think that's ridiculous
How hard is it to create your own crest?
Tracing paper is surprisingly cheap 😆
When TV Azteca took over Atletico Morelia and rebranded them Monarcas Morelia in 1999, they stole the badge from Belgian club KSK Maldegem. But since I assume KSK is a obscure club no one noticed
Steelers by name, Stealers by nature!
Can you do " 7 reasons footballers are becoming involved in certain legal cases"
The Rams, which are owned by the Kroenkes , are going to the Super Bowl. So I think it would be a perfect timing to create a video ranking the most successful non football sports franchise owned by football owners. (Excluding teams like Barcelona basketball or PSG judo)
My top 5
1. Boston Red Sox (Liverpool)
2. LA Rams (Arsenal)
3. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Manchester United)
4. Denver Nuggets (Arsenal)
5. Rakuten Golden Eagles (Vissel Kobe)
Nah....lol
Jacksonville Jaguars (Fulham)
Now Hull can get some extra cash from a copyright infringement case, well done Alfie!!
I would like to clarify on the Melaka United crest, which Melaka is the name of a tree the founder, Parameswara sat under and rested. Melaka gets it's name after the tree. The crest is redesigned following their promotion in the Super League, the old crest feature the same tree and the Fortress A'Famosa. But plagiarism in design is something we see everyday. Hehe
4:21 there’s actually a logo missing. Don’t ask Bayern Munich fans what their logo was during the 1940’s
i will say that Krépin Diatta also came from Sarpsborg 08. the city i live ine
4:20 two things I want to mention here:
1.) The part in the middle of both Bayern club logos are taken from the Bavarian flag, so no, it's not a coincidence that they have it in their logo, it's because this pattern is their state flag!
2.) Interestinly enough the 1954-1961 logo style is actually stolen - from another historically big club in Bavaria: 1. FC Nürnberg, who had the same logo with very little change since their inception in 1900.
Wanna see a ripoff logo case? Check the following teams crests/logos: Liga Deportiva Alajuelense (Costa Rica) and Steaua Bucarest (Romania). Steaua's old logo had a lot of resemblances with Alajuelense's logo, until the Romanian team changed their crest a couple years ago.
I've always wondered why that Romanian team's logo looked oddly similar to my favorite team here where I live, but hey, this could be material for a third video lol
Fun Fact: Floresta anthem is actually a remixed carnaval song
Floresta anthem: th-cam.com/video/jPpptOXDLB0/w-d-xo.html
Original song: th-cam.com/video/R6WuXC2AQaA/w-d-xo.html
Here in belgium its just ridiculous to how many ripoffs there are ...
Charleroi logo looks like boavista
People say club Brugge looks like espanyol
Lierse , us givry and Egyption 2nd League side Wadi degla look the same
You mentioned Union sg on your channel .. Anderlecht stole their logo to at one point and if you take away everything except the crown and circles in the Anderlecht logo , well .. 😂😂
Funny that Austin was included in this. They stole WAY MORE than just their badge 🤣🤣🤣🤣👎🏼👎🏼
Ok I actually googled the last club just make sure it wasn’t an early April Fools joke. Turns out they’re Hungarian🤷♂️
The old Bayern Munich 1954-1961 looks odly similiar to the Badge of Nuremberg though
Johor Darul Takzim (JDT) FC and Richmond Football Club used to share the same logo until JDT updated to their current design.
How was the balloon dor stolen from Thiery henry?🤦🏽♂️*don't chow me if he was just joking*
Do a video on the 1975 champions league final Leeds United was cheated out of it by Bayern Munich
(The ref was banned after the game but Leeds never got the champions league)
Sporting CP and Sporting Kansas City S.C. aka Sporting KC as it’s usually called…. similar name and similar crest…
My best attempt is 'Hodmezavarsahey' with all short vowels and the 'o' pronounced roughly as in 'cold'
If Pohang Steelers (South Korean club) needs a new logo designer, I'll recommend myself for the job, even when I have 0 designing skill lol