Honestly I don’t think that vid encapsulates just how crazy it was. From prospective relegation, 7 wins from 9 to save it, Pearson getting sacked and all the controversy he and his son brought, then a constant “wait, they won again?” in the 15/16 season with everyone cheering them on… What a time… 😌

@BennyH11

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. Glad you're getting to learn about it but that was not a great video really. I know they were 5000/1 which pretty much tells you how unlikely it was, but yet it still felt even more unlikely than that! They just kept winning. Many smaller teams have good starts to a season or good winning runs but they ALWAYS fall away, they just can't maintain that level for a whole season. Somehow they did , although definitely took advantage of the fact that all of the big heads seemed to have bad seasons too.

@markaitcheson3212

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, this video does not do it justice at all.

@ryanway9346

Жыл бұрын

You have to truly understand the english football league system in and out and how hard it is to not only win the premier league but to win the championship and to not be relegated, all of these things are extremely hard to articulate or understand unless you are so well versed in the system imo.. so you are right the video only does so much, you have to do your own to research to truly understand that it'll never happen again

@lukedennison9216

Жыл бұрын

Also crazy that they were in League One for the 08/09 season

@bikergamecat

Жыл бұрын

Agreed it will never ever happen again was mind blowing

As a leicester fan it’s always a joy seeing people experience this story for the first time. I can never explain the feeling as hazard scored that goal against tottenham to secure us the league

@cameronyoung853

Жыл бұрын

I was at that game as I’m a chelsea fan and thoughout the whole game we were singing Leicester songs and when hazard scored that goal and we went absolutely nuts, was almost like we won the league

@anthonyhampton5904

Жыл бұрын

@@cameronyoung853 same here. I was cheering on leicester as if they were my club that day.

@afckajjansi

Жыл бұрын

@@cameronyoung853 As a chelsea fan, I felt that. It felt like Chelsea winning the league. Even Hazard celebration shows it bc the deserved winners won it and earned it.

@aaroncottam

Жыл бұрын

I’m very forgetful when it comes to football, I’ve pretty much forgotten everything from the 2022 World Cup bar the final, but I remember exactly where I was when that Hazard goal went in. Brilliant moment

@Dinnier.

Жыл бұрын

@@IsSalty relegation 😭

One thing I find FASCINATING about Leicester's championship is their style of play. EVERY league winner over the last decade or two has done it with ball control and pressing - the modern style. Except Leicester. They played back and tight defensively, drawing the other team forward... then SPRING out on a counter attack. Very similar to Morocco at the World Cup, this year. It's really cool to see the different tactical systems have success at the highest level.

@JoseNelisParham

Жыл бұрын

What about Chelsea under Mourinho, although not the underdog like Leicester, Chelsea was Barcelona.

@afckajjansi

Жыл бұрын

Chelsea didn't posses in 2014/15 or 2016/17 and man utd a few times too didn't.

@ArchitectGG

Жыл бұрын

@@JoseNelisParham Chelsea under Mourinho weren't really counter though, were they? They slow things down, keep it at the back, until they see a string of moves, mostly through direct play. I don't think it's the same as a true, counter attacking tactic

@JoseNelisParham

Жыл бұрын

@@ArchitectGG I agree, but he said that EVERY league winner over the last decade or two has done it with ball control and pressing. Chelsea didn't play like Man City or Liverpool.

honestly the greatest sporting achievement ever, to go from the great escape to then winning the league at 5000-1, it was genuinely surreal to watch in real time, ranieri coming in as a shocking disappointing appointment and an extremely average team to winning the league and vardy breaking records

@circle2867

Жыл бұрын

the side wasn't extremely average

@reganrichards1475

Жыл бұрын

@@circle2867 you’re right, it was below average

@circle2867

Жыл бұрын

@@reganrichards1475 yeah, kante , prime vardy and mahrez very average stuff right there

@reganrichards1475

Жыл бұрын

@@circle2867 three standout players surrounded by danny simpson, wes morgan, robert huth, marcin walewski, christian fuchs, andy king, danny drinkwater, matty james, mark albrighton, leonardo ulloa and shinji okazaki, so yes a very average team

@circle2867

Жыл бұрын

@@reganrichards1475 fuchs wasnt average lol and neither was okazaki. kasper schmeichel also an excellent GK. mad thing to say that starting 11 was below average

I live in Leicester and I'm an arsenal supporter but I didn't mind us finishing 2nd that season to Leicester, I've never seen the city that united and loud ever was a crazy vibe

@mybrid0

Жыл бұрын

why do you support arsenal?

@Artiz...

Жыл бұрын

@@mybrid0 Cos they're The Arsenal mate... who do you cry over?

@victordurand3000

Жыл бұрын

@@mybrid0 why not

@mybrid0

Жыл бұрын

@@Artiz... if you grew up supporting arsenal then that’s fair but if not then support your local

@mybrid0

Жыл бұрын

@@Artiz... i don’t cry over newcastle tbh we’re doing decent

It was exactly the shake up the Premiership needed at the time! It also reverberated around British football itself reviving that fading and jaded dream that together as a team you really could beat any other team put in front of you when playing the game of football! Leicester City rescued 'hope and determination' for the entire UK footballing community and everybody loved them for it! One of the greatest EPL seasons of all time... apart from 03/04 when Arsenal didn't lose a game... or maybe...

@mikelitorous5570

Жыл бұрын

Newcastle getting relegated by Sunderland was another great moment of that season but I might be slightly biased

I'm not a Leicester supporter, but by the end of that season I was rooting for that team as if I were a Leicester fan all my life. I've been a football lover for over 50 years, and this was the most extraordinary feat achieved by an underdog that I've ever seen, since it did not happen in a cup, but in an entire championship. And Ranieri, albeit having been a manager in some top clubs, had never won a top title before.

Also I highly recommend watching the YT channels Raymar football and daily dose of football a lot more they have excellent breakdowns on loads of players and teams

that was a once in a lifetime season and story. we're likely to never see anything like that ever again. a 5000/1 odds to win the league, the number 1 favorite to finish last and be relegated, but somehow pulled off possibly the greatest accomplishment in team sports history.

Greatest year of my life as a Leicester Fan! Makes me cry everytime what a year! 100% watch the full season it was incredible.

I'm Roman, Claudio Ranieri is a legendary manager and we love him very much. He did a miracle with Cagliari, bringing them from Serie C to Serie A

@Artiz...

Жыл бұрын

He was a great manager H Z O... good shout!

Dude, I'm a Leicester City fan. 2003-2004 we were relegated from the Premier League (Premiership). 2007-2008 we were relegated further into League 1 (3rd tier). 08-09 promoted as champions of League 1 back into the championship. To say it was a rough 10 years is an understatement. Loving the fact Leicester City is now a global phenomenon. When we had the Premeir League party (at Victoria Park) the amount of people in the city DOUBLED! (346,759 lived in Leicester 2016) Foxes never quit and Leicester 'till I die! 😁

What never seems to get highlighted in most Leicester documentaries or videos highlighting their story is the fact that they had a prime N'Golo Kante in their midfield! Baffles me as he was the best player in their squad and the player who went on to have the most success after leaving Leicester winning the World cup and Champions League.. N'Golo Kante during his Leicester days was so so soo good that you'd just have to accept that your playing against 12 players not 11 whenever you played him... The guy was everywhere. Best midfielder in the world hands down for a period in time. What made it even more sweet was that both Kante and Mahrez were plucked out of the French 2 & 3 leagues almost for free and Jamie Vardy was playing non league (Semi pro) football a few years back in the 6/7/8th division in England. Mental story from top down. Fun fact btw that Drinkwater lad turned out to be one of the biggest flops in football after signing for Chelsea for around 40m shortly after the winning the league with Leicester. Don't think he ever made more than 10 appearances and if he did he was lucky. He was on the books of Manchester United as a youth player, his attitude took him all the way down to the championship with Leicester... He forms part of the greatest sporting title win ever, gets his second chance to get that big move and ruins it again! 😂 So it wasn't all roses for everyone after this I suppose

@shortone9131

Жыл бұрын

N'Golo 😁 Kante

@kerrylake4751

Жыл бұрын

And Kanté also won the league the very next year with his new club, Chelsea. 😎

It was such an incredible story and well worth looking into in depth, especially as this video only focussed on the goals scored. Mahrez and Vardy were insanely good that season, but also Ngolo Kante was arguably the best midfielder in the league that season (not to mention players like Wes Morgan and Kasper Schmeichel).

You had to witness it to actually realize history was in the making. I remember January 2016 was when I realized Leicester are going to do the unthinkable, and they did. Nothing but the upmost respect for Leicester for slaying the giants in the toughest league.

In 40 years of watching football i've never seen anything like this season, it was like a comic book movie. This doesn't remotely tell the full story, i unfortunately didn't get on them at 5000/1, but i saw a statistic at Christmas that year that that said if you looked at the points for the full calendar year rather than just that one season they'd got more points that any other team apart from Manchester City, So i checked it and then put £20 on them at 70/1. Safe to say i was pleased with the result :) What makes it even better was they were all players who'd been released by bigger clubs or had never been given a real chance because they weren't seen as being good enough. Like Vardy.

@Stringer13ell

Жыл бұрын

The full story should include the financial cheating

@mgrimble3975

Жыл бұрын

@@Stringer13ellwhat?

@Stringer13ell

Жыл бұрын

@@mgrimble3975 the FFP breaches. They recorded more losses than derby county, derby county almost get liquidated and fester shitty get to settle for £3 million and get a nice Premier league trophy. Utter corruption. Plus they've never paid money back to local businesses to this day from when they went into administration. How don't people know this?

@davidjames3080

Жыл бұрын

@@Stringer13ell We're talking about Leicester not Man City.

@Stringer13ell

Жыл бұрын

@@davidjames3080 yes? It is leicester city that breached FFP is it not?

This journey always encapsulates what football is about to me. Passion, love and most imoprantly fairy-tales can come true

The documentary covers everything I think it’s definitely worth watching this vid just shows a little

Commenting btw before watching the whole of this video (apologies if it’s mentioned later on) but a remarkable part of the Leicester story, and quite tragic, is the owner of the club that helped make so much of this possible and really grew the club, died in a helicopter crash The helicopter was leaving the Leicester stadium after a game and crashed just outside the stadium, there’s a video of the real time reaction of the studio TV panel reacting to it because they were still in the stadium when the helicopter left

The side story with the guy who made brokers panicking was funny too, he put some dollars on a win of leicester and during the season at same time that they were writing history, this guy was about to win something so big. Everybody wanted to see this incredible story of Leicester coming true, it was i think the only champion who won the league and "nobody" was angry about the winner.

Leicester City have had quite possibly the most insane and eventful past 10 years any football club could ever really have, in my opinion, and there are *so* many different stories involved along the way that it would literally be impossible to tell the story in any single KZread video, let alone one that's ten or so minutes long. The NBC Sports KZread channel has the full upload of "The Leicester City Story" which is like 45 minutes long and I HIGHLY recommend watching that, even if it's just in your own time, because it's an in-depth look at the year they won the Premier League and some of the key players that contributed to it, but again, that's only just ONE year of Leicester's insane decade, although obviously it's the most insane. Seriously, from the Watford-Leicester semifinal where they failed to score a pen, then conceded at the other end at the very end of the match and failed to gain promotion to the Premier League... ...to returning to the Premier League in record-breaking fashion after ten years away... …to becoming the first team in Premier League history to beat Manchester United after going down by two goals, in a wild and famous 5-3 result… ...to their historical "Great Escape," where they went from relegation in 20th place and only 19 points from their first 29 matches at the start of April to safety in 14th place and 41 points with seven wins in their last nine matches by mid-May… …to overcoming 5000-1 odds and winning the entire Premier League and the very next season after off-season controversies led to a change in manager… …to competing in the Champions League for the first time ever against European mainstays like Atletico Madrid… …to the tragedy of the club owner and chairman losing his life in a helicopter accident just outside the stadium after a match… …to beating Southampton on the road by a score of 0-9 and recording the largest ever away (and joint-largest ever) victory in English top division history… …to being in position to qualify for the Champions League again for two consecutive seasons, only to fail on the last week each time (seriously, out of the 76 game weeks across those two seasons, Leicester were within the four qualification spots 74 times, and the 2 weeks they weren’t were the final weeks of each season)… …to winning the FA Cup for the first time in club history and breaking the stigma of being the team that had reached the final the most times without ever winning the trophy… …all the way through competing in other European tournaments and investing massive money in a new state-of-the-art training complex as well as beginning plans to expand the stadium. And all of this excludes the stories of Leicester's players, such as Vardy, who went from the eighth tier of English football to playing for the English national team, breaking the Premier League record of most consecutive goalscoring matches ("It's eleven, and it's heaven for Jamie Vardy!") and becoming the oldest ever Premier League Golden Boot winner (season's top goalscorer award). It’s been a wild decade filled with inconceivable highs and depressing lows, and for a club the size of Leicester City, it’s only been magnified that much more. I know Luke was looking for an English team to support and he didn’t want it to be one of the big teams that just dominates through spending unending money, and I really do feel that with its recent history, Leicester might be the club he’s looking for. At this stage they can’t exactly be considered a “tiny” club, but they definitely have a tendency to punch above their weight. …it’s a shame they’re a bit shit this season, though.

I am from Leicester and a big Leicester city fan it is great to see someone else view on this thank u

It was crazy for us locals and the celebration was crazy

I’d recommend Arsenal 4-4 Newcastle! I’m sure there’s bound to be someone that’s uploaded it. One of the greatest comebacks in Premier League history, even more special as Tiote (the scorer of the equaliser passed away a few years later and is forever remembered by Newcastle fans as a player close to their hearts)

@Alexm0321

Жыл бұрын

My favourite goal as a Newcastle Supporter rip Tiote ❤️

Pls react to The Art Of Defending next, i think you'll love it as an american football fan, just b4 you watch it, know its only a foul if you directly hit the player before hitting the ball, body shoves are a huge thing in football, its probably the most common defensive move, you rlly dont see it on tv

Great vid! The Foxes don't often get good media these days so it's nice to get some love.

Half my family are from Leicester and are season tkt holders there. Other side is from the north east and support Newcastle. The year Leicester won the league Newcastle were relegated. That was a fun summer

Nice video bro!!! Drinkwater was a great player by then... but you gotta see his cousin DRINKWINE He's a little old but gets better every season 🤣🤣

there are videos on youtube that do a better job of telling the story of that season, but it's hard to sum up what it was like to see that story unfold over the course of 9 months. It was an incredible achievement and lots of players from that team went on to bigger clubs, like Mahrez and Kante. Props to Jamie Vardy though for sticking with Leicester, I'm sure he'll never have to pay for a pint anywhere in that town for the rest of his life.

Can you react to Alan Shearer? He is the premier league all time goal scorer, who despite only ever winning one premier league title, moved to a worse team at the time (From Blackburn rovers to Newcastle United) because it was his boyhood team, playing for them for 10 years only ever winning 1 FA cup with them and yet still being the hero of most recent Newcastle fans. Since retiring, he became manager for Newcastle for two seasons and has become a pundit for the BBC, and you can hear him speak during a few of your videos.

@chriscarr3916

Жыл бұрын

He didn't win the FA Cup, unfortunately lost two finals I believe 🤔

Great coach Claudio Ranieri, apart a lot of teams in serie A in Italy he coached everywhere, Spain, England, France...

I hadn't followed football for a while at this time as my club had fallen apart (Newcastle) and I remember sitting in the work canteen minding my business and overhearing two guys next to me talking about Leicester being top of the league. I interrupted, 'leicester are top?!?', they confirmed, "but it's march?!?!?!" as in 7 months into the season and closing in on the end. I couldn't believe it, absolutely amazing story.

Yeaa I remember that season. Everybody got dumbfounded. That season eas really really insane.

Best football story ever

that video only showed half of the crazy antics

You should react to Jamie Vardy story, even as Man City fan I love Jamie Vardy, his story is very inspiring.

I live in a small town in Leicester and not much happens here, not since like the 1900s when we made a lot of knitted stuff so there are STILL signs up everywhere about this, we recently went to look round schools for our son and they've got plaques up and all sorts bless us. Think we'll be ringing this bell for possibly the next 100 years until something new happens hahaa

"Deaaneeey" always sticks out in my memory haha.

The clip at the start of the video. The one with Watford vs Leicester is one of the most historical moments of Fotball. Try find a video who describes what happened in that match. The clip makes every major Fotball fan chills❤ Good video

you do have to see the full documentary. Being a PL fan that season was just magical.

There’s a show called ‘Premier League Years’, they basically recap the whole season in a documentary. May not be able to react to them on KZread as of copyright but definitely worth watching in your spare time. It’ll get you more clued up on context of each club too!

Years before all this happened, I used to work with an Englishman from the midlands who had a Leicester City coffee mug and banner at his desk. Even though we'd both left that officeplace in the meantime, I was rooting for the team - for his sake! - from the moment they were re-promoted to the Premier League.

Luke there are a couple series to check out as well. One of the last things the great former SI soccer writer Grant Wahl did before he passed in Qatar was the good rivals series on prime video. Great series abt the greatest rivalry in soccer, USA-mexico. Also there is the all or nothing series that had Liverpool 3 years ago, city 2 years ago and arsenal last year. 3 of the best coaches showing why they are great and was an awesome look inside these teams and what then players go through

let's goooo you listened!

His reaction of silence to Danny Drinkwater’s name left me howling 🤣😂🤣😂😂

For perspective: Around the same time, Peter Capaldi announced he was leaving Doctor Who. The odds of The Queen being the new Doctor were 4000/1. Leicester's triumph was 5000/1. There was literally more chance of The Queen being the new Doctor Who than there was of this happening.

You need a reaction on Mahrez . he was key in Leicester success. And he is now a key player of man city.

This is phenomenal 🎉🇺🇸🇺🇦

I remember it happening. Liverpool sucked that year (we'd heartbreakingly missed out on the title the previous year, and this season we just weren't at it), so I was hopeful Leicester could keep their run going, but Spurs were chasing them down all the way. Never believed they could go all the way, but they just kept winning. Ranieri was a great manager. I always loved "The Tinker Man", and felt he had some unfinished business in the EPL when left Chelsea. Glad he found his success at Leicester.

@huguesjouffrai9618

Жыл бұрын

Arsenal were also chasing them and finished second

“We are in champions league man! Dilli ding dilli dong!” -King Charles Ranieri

What you may or may not know, in the first clip not just did the Leicester guy miss the penalty and the follow up but he also did a shameful dive to get the pen in the first place! Made the whole scene even more dramatic

To put in perspective with the manager Ranieri came into this job after being sacked as the manager of the greek national team which they had lost to the Faroe Islands which are ranked at least 150th in the world. Every player and staff included had a redemption story in this Leicester team. And mate, make a warm tea will you. 😂

Was a Crazy year, nobody could believe it. It’s sad they’re about to be relegated back out of the premier league, but they’ll be back one day

The best Achivments in Football History are either Steaua Bucharest/Red Star Belgrad winning the Champions league , Greece winning the Euros in 2004 or Laicester winning the EPL

Lol yea his name is Danny Drinkwater and he was one of the key players in that team

NBC produced a great doc on this narrated by the great Roger Bennett.

To put into perspective, someone said that jets winning the super bowl was less surprising than Leicester won the premier League. So in NFL itself you can have 50% win rate on regular season an still proceed to playoffs as long as the rest of the teams from the same division had worse records and won the championship as long as you won all playoff games. While in premier League model it is impossible to win the championship with 60% win rate

Honestly looking back it’s insane how Leicester did what they did

Ranieri is the type of manager you get, when you are with the back against the wall, he plays a catenaccio style out of a compact defense. with leicester he had the luck to have some, at the time, highly underrated attackers like Vardy who worked well in his system. he managed 23 clubs in 37 years. he got a bunch of clubs out of bad spots but not always, Watford for example didn't work out. at the moment, he is trying to get a italian team up into serie A, not going too well either.

The right men, in the right place, at the right time.

Should watch the hole strory because I witnessed it it was unbelievable.....

It is even MORE incredible because, yes, they got relegated. Then they got Promoted but their first season back in The Premier League saw them BOTTOM and so certain to finish in the Bottom 3 and get relegated again that if you thought that would happen then you had to risk $1,000 to win TEN Dollars ! and after winning something like 2/28 they won 8 out of the last 10 and stayed up and avoided relegation on the final day of the season..THEN they lost their Manager, who save them. They got a very old Manager who had just been sacked twice and THEN they won THe League at Odds of FIVE THOUSAND TO ONE...The biggest odds EVER in a Sporting contest....:)

You should react to the story of Vardy. Amazing!

It's hard for anyone on the outside to understand how crazy it was for that to happen

It was so right: FOXES NEVER QUIT, Jamie and his mates had never quitted

Seasons of premier league to watch highlights of - Arsenal Invincible - Man City Centurions Also if you are interested Amazon prime has All or Nothing documentary series which are brilliant if you want to learn about the clubs, teams, personalities and the season as a whole . They have done a Man City, Arsenal and Spurs series each across different seasons The most recent series was last years Arsenal season and I would highly recommend it especially after the season that Arsenal are having.

i wish there was a better indepth video on this moment

speech is Al Pacino from Any Given Sunday

3:26 - Absolutely everyone when they first see his name

he knows about my team Brighton lets go

lol as a brighton fan hearing brighton weren't in the league at that point 25 years ago brighton were only in the football league on goal difference.

Can you do reaction on the football cinema?( goal, hooligan of green street)

Drinkwater is dutch. Dutch last names are rather on the nose in many cases to the point that there's a rather popular myth that when last names became a thing the dutch population just gave dumb last names to protest it basically.

Someone was as smart as you are because they did exactly what you said. 5000/1 too good to not take it and let possible money go away. I would had put $1 at least too if I've had knew about it 😂. As previously mentioned, the largest payout on the Foxes’ title triumph was £75,000 from a £50 stake, but it could have been much more. The punter that placed the bet cashed out for his five-figure fee in March and had they let the season run to its conclusion, the payout would have been £250,000. Another punter by the name of Leigh Herbert won a total of £20,600 after cashing out half of his bet slip while letting the remaining money run until the end of the season. He cashed £2 of his overall £5 and won £5600, and the remaining £3 returned £15000 when Wes Morgan lifted the title alongside Ranieri.

Leicester didn’t relegate in the beginning of the vid, but failed to promote. 3rd to 6th in championship (the league) will have a playoff for the premier league where one of them get promoted. 1st and 2nd automatically get promoted after the season. The next season they won the championship dominantly

If you see the thing when it says something unfortunate happened that is not what caused him to be sacked he got sacked due to a thing that happened with his son

Mahrez X vardy they were unstoppable

Vardy and Mahrez were unreal but without their defense and midfield being so reliable they wouldn't have won it

His name is Danny Drinkwater, a Manchester United youth team graduate. In case you're wondering.

@afckajjansi

Жыл бұрын

He probably cares more about Leicester and Chelsea than he does for that dross of an academy.

These are the backbone players of Leicester on that particular season Jamie Vardy He was a factory labour when he was teenager, while most pro players are in football academy Riyadh Mahrez Before joined Leicester, he played in second tier (minor league) french league Ng'olo Kante On 2009 he was working in construction site Kasper Schmeichel Manchester City reject So basically these guys were band of peasants competing against multiple noble band of knights, yet they won the contest. Yeah this is football Cinderella tale

I live in Leicester (although im actually a Villa fan). This video doesn't even convey 1% of the drama or extreme unlikelyhood of Leicester winning the league. No sporting underdog achievement will ever come close.

There's a lot missing here. It needs a full movie - the greatest sports story ever, with loads of sub-plots.

This very difficult when underdog win title in best football league in the world ❤

i cant find that video where is it. anyone have a link.

To try and contextualise the magnitude of Leicesters win since the year 2000, ONLY Manchester United (8), Manchester City (6), Chelsea (5), Arsenal (2) and Liverpool (1) have won the Premier League. Infact since the Premier Leagues inception in 1992, the only non 'big6' team to win the Premier league is Blackburn (1) and Leicester (1). Blackburns being in 1995. The premier league is so competitive that Manchester United, historical juggernauts, with literally a billion £ team hasn't won it in a decade. Meanwhile Leicester with a miniscule budget won the whole thing.

I remember nobody saw this team coming. Even though they're still a top 10 team in the premier league most assumed there a team happy to stay out of regulation and kinda keep staying in the premier league to get a extra years media payout. I think it's like $60 million dollars more of a yearly payout than the championship.

Hi Luke you should check out the invincibles.

Can you react to ultra's 10k special?

They had an austrian player called Fuchs. I think he was captain. Fuchs is german for fox.

Geadest Story in modern sports history

Allardyce, Lambert and Dyche una 😂😂😂

If you are still in an english football documentary . There is an incredible one on Leeds united, at amazon

It's crazy to think Leicester have just been relegated.

I still refuse to believe this really happened and wasn't just a mental dream I had. like imagine Nottingham Forrest or Everton winning the league next year unbelievable

@Isleofskye

Жыл бұрын

It is even MORE incredible because, yes, they got relegated. Then they got Promoted but their first season back in The Premier League saw them BOTTOM and so certain to finish in the Bottom 3 and get relegated again that if you thought that would happen then you had to risk $1,000 to win TEN Dollars ! and after winning something like 2/28 they won 8 out of the last 10 and stayed up and avoided relegation on the final day of the season..THEN they lost their Manager, who save them. They got a very old Manager who had just been sacked twice and THEN they won THe League at Odds of FIVE THOUSAND TO ONE...The biggest odds EVER in a Sporting contest....:)

It is pathetic how big companies,those that own the rights to broadcast,don't realise how videos like these whet the appetite of viewers and encourage people to pay to see the full product.Rather than blocking vloggers like this the league should encourage them.

you mention a 'full documentary' there really isnt one which is mad really. i'd have thought netflix would've been all over that. full interviews with ex players, nigel pearson and the rest of the staff that season.

This story almost bankrupt a lot of bookies. More people than you would think put money on them 😅

Watch the 2004 euro with greece winning it all with a full team of old men in their 30s who retired afterwards

You should watch "the miracle talent of an unlikely nation" it's a very interesting video about a country's long history with the sport

You should react to Bob Paisley