As an Atleti fan, Trippier has been a revelation for us at rwb, he has improved defensively and has formed a strong connection with llorente on the right.

@RonaldKoeman420

3 жыл бұрын

Please lose some points 😭😭

@bobschuring2271

3 жыл бұрын

He was absolutly amazing against sevilla

@sachinvenugopal6926

3 жыл бұрын

@@RonaldKoeman420 why ... Atleti fans were deserve soemthing

@jessemfon1757

3 жыл бұрын

@@RonaldKoeman420 Please get fired by Barcelona

@rothbardfreedom

3 жыл бұрын

Sad for Trippier that James and Arnald will be England's right backs in the future.

Short answer before watching: less money abroad, don’t speak any other language than English. Now, let’s watch.

@3dsaulgoodman43

3 жыл бұрын

I dont know why English speakers are so lazy to learn a language other than English. Spanish is arguably easier than English when you take pronunciation into account. Afrikaans is far easier than English.

@carlhunter5581

3 жыл бұрын

@@3dsaulgoodman43 The teaching of foreign languages in our schools (UK) is usually lacklustre and obviously the older you get the more difficult it is to learn a foreign language, although the not impossible. Many Brits are generally able to get by with English abroad too which likely reduces the immediate need for them to learn another language.

@gaara4667

3 жыл бұрын

@@3dsaulgoodman43 many non English speaking countries second or third language is English so why stress about foreign languages I suppose. Also where would learning Afrikaan become useful?

@manu-nz7vc

3 жыл бұрын

they should all go join psg then

@manu-nz7vc

3 жыл бұрын

@@carlhunter5581 ur right foreign language teaching here is dogshite

Its cause the English attackers face Mustafi, Phil Jones and David Luiz here

@eferrari96

3 жыл бұрын

It is an honor for them to play against these legends

@meistyboy3596

3 жыл бұрын

exactly. leave mustafinho out of it 🐐

@Olip87

3 жыл бұрын

No one plays against Phil Jones.

@pfuzzle9700

3 жыл бұрын

SIR Phil Jones

@Xfromthem18

3 жыл бұрын

@@Olip87 who is Phil Jones?

So quite here with no East Germany requests from Arthur.

@mishael8336

3 жыл бұрын

Is this some reference from rdr2?

@dryames4319

3 жыл бұрын

We’re early bro.

@Eliteerin

3 жыл бұрын

@@mishael8336 nah mate some guy wanted a where are they now for the final East German league teams and he requested it for 80 days or so

@archstanton6102

3 жыл бұрын

Quiet not quite

@bcbitchkkv

3 жыл бұрын

@@archstanton6102 Quite right you are.

Can you do a video on why French Clubs have not been as successful historically ? I know you have defended Ligue 1 in the past , but only 1 UCL for French clubs is really underwhelming for a country like France . Especially when you consider that Dutch clubs have won 6 UCL ' s and Portuguese clubs have won 4 UCLs

@sbongadlamini388

3 жыл бұрын

Was watching a documentary on Netflix called Becoming Champions for world cup winners. French historians explained why French football was not a religion like in Brazil, England, Germany, Italy and Argentina. Cycling is the more popular sport in France then followed latter on by Rugby Union.

@rouskeycarpel1436

3 жыл бұрын

@@sbongadlamini388 Multiple sites say soccer is the most popular sport in France which is reflected in how well France have done internationally.Thing is Ligue 1 needs to do better in keeping talented French players home and attracting more foreign talent.

@sbongadlamini388

3 жыл бұрын

@@rouskeycarpel1436 I was referring to a historical context...French football started to pick up in the 80s while other football nations had long been powerhouses

@diegolove173

3 жыл бұрын

@@sbongadlamini388 Wrong even in the 50's France was strong let's not forget that France was robbed in the 82 , France is probably the best team in the world for the last 30 years based on stats France is likely to win or reach the semi at every tournament

@reth4761

3 жыл бұрын

@@diegolove173 that's what they all say, it's not like you were even breathing back then

Gary lineker is Scottish??? I swear he shat himself in an England shirt ?!!

@ccook3592

3 жыл бұрын

He’s meaning British players that played for Barca, cause without the Scots it would’ve just been lineker. (Really he should of said and for Barca, Lineker and if we throw Scots into the mix the other 2 players)

@deputyVH

3 жыл бұрын

Being pedantic, he actually shat himself in England shorts.

@Skottization

3 жыл бұрын

Being really pedantic he shat into his England shorts.

@ihabammoury2879

3 жыл бұрын

@@ccook3592 Louis Barry, Villa wonderkid was at La Masia for a while

@fionnrawlinson9450

3 жыл бұрын

@@Skottization being more pedantic he shat onto his underwear and also a little bit on the pitch

Should also make a video why so few Italians go abroad as well

@jdjphotographynl

3 жыл бұрын

I am guessing it will largely be the same reasons as the English (and up to a certain extent, also the Turkish... and with that I mean 'real' Turks, no born and/or raised Germans/Swiss//Dutch/Scandinavians that happen to have Turkish roots); also a combination of money, a certain sense of national arrogance, and to a lesser degree a lack of adaptability.

@SoumikBiswas-sn8ll

3 жыл бұрын

@Gromovnik 88 Serie A has recovered a lot , Ronaldo's arrival helped the cause!! Plus i watch it because there are no plastic club , and its very tactical which i enjoy!🤷🏽‍♂️

@phillyphill6871

3 жыл бұрын

Serie A is way more interesting

@manu-nz7vc

3 жыл бұрын

@Gromovnik 88 serie a is shit now

@SoumikBiswas-sn8ll

3 жыл бұрын

@@manu-nz7vc sure buddy!

As an Atleti fan I guess I’m biased but Trippier has been one of the best right backs in La Liga! Such a random but important signing. His numbers back up his talent in the team also creating many chances per game & defending well against attackers

@jcxkzhgco3050

3 жыл бұрын

His connection with Llorente on the right is also impressive

@adityarayaprolu

3 жыл бұрын

His chemistry with the bookies is even more impressive..

@augusths243

3 жыл бұрын

@@adityarayaprolu just like onana and his pharmacist

You forgot about the British weather and food. Outstanding and worth staying for

@user-jp3hc4ux4e

3 жыл бұрын

british weather sucks dude , its always cloudy and chilly here , the suns never out , are u sure we live in the same country lmao

@realatf1955

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-jp3hc4ux4e r/swoosh

@johnmitchell2269

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-jp3hc4ux4e Sarcasm. Do you know what Sarcasm is?

@jamiewalker7277

3 жыл бұрын

@@johnmitchell2269 probably not, the brits arnt exactly known for their sarcastic sense of humour

@SN4KEBYTE

3 жыл бұрын

@@jamiewalker7277 you're right, brits are never sarcastic. They're the least sarcastic people in the world...

Really good analysis. Ramsey's effort to speak Italian was really appreciated. He did that from then outset after his move to Juve. And things like saluting fans (when they were allowed in stadiums) when being substituted charmed & bewildered people. Often players are petulant or indifferent to anyone everyone else. He has been a brilliant British import to Italy, & doing better than Ian Rush.

@patrickmccutcheon9361

2 жыл бұрын

David Platt and Liam Brady (ok he is Irish) were also successful in Italy.

Championship Combined Team, how would they do in the PL

@seth.gravity

3 жыл бұрын

@gaming clips123 please say that in a monotone and soothing British accent

@seth.gravity

3 жыл бұрын

@gaming clips123 pls respect Alfie

@waughy9103

3 жыл бұрын

@gaming clips123 we arent retarded

@johnmitchell2269

3 жыл бұрын

17th if they had a really good manager.

@mikaelious7464

3 жыл бұрын

@@seth.gravity q

3:49 I featured in a HITC sevens video🤩

@padraigoshea4634

3 жыл бұрын

Nice one!!!

Can we pls get a “Best XI of players to never play in a World Cup”.

@electrogem7142

3 жыл бұрын

George Best, Di stefano, george weah, cantona

@deputyVH

3 жыл бұрын

Make your own video

@BoundInChains

3 жыл бұрын

Yours truly.

@r4h4al

3 жыл бұрын

Giggs, Cantona, Ian Wright, Steve Bruce

@regiment589

3 жыл бұрын

Jussi Jaskalainen, Jari Litmanen, Sami Hyypia, Petri Pasanen, Eidur Gudjohnsen.

As a London-born person with non-English parents, I can hazard a guess at some of the stipulating factors to do with this (although, I do feel its not as bad as it was a decade or so back). I think being an Island nation brings both historic and physical isolation to the continent at large. Add into that both the English school system with foreign languages isn't great, coupled with the fact English is easier to learn than say, French, you start to see a number of things form a much larger collective. I think this language comfort factor combined with the differences in the UK to Europe at large in food, culture, etc do combine to leave the average footballer a little intimidated maybe by foreign living - This is coming from a person who's lived in China on his own for the year 2013 - you had little option other than get involved, or you'd fade away. I also was in the position aged 7 - 18 to be sent bi-annually on my own to stay with my Swedish side of the family , I was only able to communicate with my Grandparents in their tongue (as they didn't speak English). So maybe I had previous experience with this "othering" that the English (in particular) seem to be fixated on (at times to focus on differences rather than interests) that - that Europe is different and foreign. There are exceptions - From the Auld Alliance to now quite a few English players abroad (Smalling's still at Roma, right?), especially in Italy - what I think we'll see is in the next few generations will be more willing to leave the UK, plus the fact (in London at least) I see more families that have parents of different nationalities. Anyway, that was an essay. Maybe I'll become the HITC Sevens comment essay writer :)

@EnglishforFOOTBALLFANS

3 жыл бұрын

English people travel much more than other nationalities and have less fear of living abroad than other nationalities because of the spread of English.

@dwanyewest

3 жыл бұрын

Most of the English footballers are of immigrant background do you think that is a factor as opposed to White English players. White English players seem reluctant to go abroad.

Euro 92 had 3 players signed for overseas clubs. Trevor Steven at Marseille, Gary Lineker at Grampus Eight and David Platt at Bari. After the tournament Des Walker moved to Sampdoria and Paul Gascoigne moved to Lazio although the latter was injured during Euro 92.

IMO, the England national team will continue to struggle until the squad has experience of playing in the league of the rivals at the tournaments.

@johnmitchell2269

3 жыл бұрын

Was never an issue for Italy in 2006 or Spain from 08 to 12.

@matthewnicholas6365

3 жыл бұрын

@@johnmitchell2269 Spain won their tournaments playing the Spanish way. A way our idiot players couldn't fathom. While we were still starting games at 100mph, humping the ball up the pitch and chasing it around, Italy and Spain were setting their own pace and waiting for their chances. At times it was like watching the mid 20th century vs the most up to date styles. England players are still stuck on nonsense like physicality and being against gamesmanship. If they want to win they need to get wiser to the ways of the opponents. Being stuck in a league that plays that way will keep it going that way.

@biggsleezy

3 жыл бұрын

​@@johnmitchell2269 Spain's teams were majorly made of Barca and Real players that were as big of influences for their club as they were for their country(basically they were the most capped in the competitions), also a good number of some had experience in playing in different countries prior to that e.g. Fabregas & Pique. It's not like all of England's players are the most stood out players for Man City and Liverpool, compared to their foreign teammates.

@dandan3045

3 жыл бұрын

Not necessarily the case as England players play in a league that’s highly competitive that’s made up of many foreign players, as well as playing in European tournaments like the CL and EL.

@matthewnicholas6365

3 жыл бұрын

@@dandan3045 It's a bit insular though. Especially as most European leagues and as such, most international tournaments, are officiated differently. Our players always look so shocked when the opposition win a free kick or a player is booked for something that generally has no punishment in the Premier League

Every premier league club’s supposed golden generation (best period in the club history)

@jesusbaena8435

3 жыл бұрын

Vvd and laporte play in France?

@Radu-ft3wu

3 жыл бұрын

@@jesusbaena8435 no why?

England's Euro 88 squad had Lineker (who was at Barca) and Hoddle and Hateley (both at Monaco) but that period was fairly exceptional because of the UEFA ban on English clubs

You should do a video about the German Hallenpokal. The indoor football cup that was very entertaining in my opinion. I haven’t seen much info about it in English...

Fantastic video Alfie

When you can make more at West Ham, Palace, or Brighton, there's very little incentive to go to a mid-table club in Spain, Germany, Italy, or France. It would definitely be nice to see more English players testing themselves abroad, and hopefully the likes of Sancho and Bellingham will inspire future players to follow in their footsteps.

@dwanyewest

3 жыл бұрын

It will always be rare for English footballers to go abroad. The British are insular by nature.

@nwahnerevar9398

2 жыл бұрын

@@dwanyewest Insular countries tend not to create the world's largest empire.

@dwanyewest

2 жыл бұрын

@@nwahnerevar9398 The British currently and historically have never exported their players or coaches to elite foreign football leagues. The insular belief the EPL is the be all and end would stop Brits travelling abroad. Plus even when they do go abroad they refuse to learn the local language or intergrate.

@2kmichaeljordan438

2 жыл бұрын

Not to mention learning languages is a pain in the ass

@ahmedzakikhan7639

2 жыл бұрын

@@dwanyewest but they complain when Asian immigrants don't speak English lol

Here in the Americas we see European Football as the pinnacle of the sport, regardless of idols that have played in big clubs. If you see Chicharito's phonecall to his dad to tell him he was moving to LA you'll have a clear view of how we see football over here

Excellent video Alfie!

Thank you for using my idea 💙❤️

Language is definitely important. So many Japanese fail abroad because of it.

@EnglishforFOOTBALLFANS

3 жыл бұрын

I don't think English-speaking players would have the same problems as Japanese players. Language is probably around number 5 on a list of why Japanese players don't succeed abroad.

@KebenCosme

Жыл бұрын

But Kawashima was being the model Japanese player who ply their trade abroad. Dude was fluent in French and was flawless.

That's why England do so bad Internationally. They don't have a range of players from different leagues. They all just play in the prem.

@vatsalsingh1555

3 жыл бұрын

I think english players are inferior than french, spanish or german players. Not to mention even in there top PL clubs there best players are all foreigners. I saw a tweet comparing best English 11 vs foreign 11 there was none english player selected by people.

@harryhughes4103

3 жыл бұрын

I’d say there’s two main reason why England do so poorly at international level. One is because when we have had great talent, such as the 02 to 06 squad, we’ve not had the manager to bond the squad and assert enough discipline to be successful. And the other is the fact that there are that many good foreign players in the premier league that young English talent is often over looked instead of being given a chance at the highest level, like they are in Germany for example.

@battistoberhoel8839

3 жыл бұрын

I thought the same, but look at the Spain team from 2008-12. 90% of their players played in Spain. And that was one of the reasons they were so dominant, because they all knew the system well and didn‘t have to learn a totally new system and getting used to new teammates.

@FleivaSleiva

3 жыл бұрын

Spain was by far the best team in the world 2008-2012 with pretty much only La liga players, so your argument is nonsense.

@johnmitchell2269

3 жыл бұрын

If they all played abroad there would be no improvement. Most of the players are very limited or basic. I'd say the squad is slightly better than Denmark, Poland, Ukraine and Sweden.

We are glad we were able to have Gazza in Lazio in the 90's. Today it would not be easy to get such a big name English player. Although strangely town rivals have Smalling in their squad. An incredible profile when he played for us.

Hi Alfie, First of all, keep the good work. Secondly, and my main point, you brushed on it slightly, but it is interesting to see how maybe Wales is the exception. Some of Wales' best players have played abroad: John Charles (Juventus and Roma), Gareth Bale (Real Madrid), Aaron Ramsey (Juventus), Dean Sounders (Galatasaray and Benfica (where he played with another Welshman, Mark Pembridge)), Ian Rush (Juventus), Mark Hughes (Barcelona and Bayern), Trevor Ford (PSV) and Terry Yorath (Vancouver). In all, out of 21 male players in the Welsh Sports Hall of Fame, 7 played abroad, and that's not even counting Bale and Ramsey. Most of these transfers came when the players were in or around the peak of their careers. Are Welsh playes then more likely to play abroad? Even lesser known players, such as Nick Deacy (PSV, Beringen and Vitesse) had their best careers abroad. Of the current lot you have playes like James Lawrence who has done all of his pro careers abroad, Robbie Burton at Dynamo Zagreb or Rabi Matondo who is still contracted to Schalke 04. Matt Smith and Ethan Ampadu have both been loaned out abroad to Twente and RB Leipzig. Of the 2016 Euros squad, Simon Church (Roda) and David Vaughan (Real Sociedad) tried their luck abroad at some point of their careers. Joe Ledley now plays in Australia with Newcastle Jets and Roberth Earnshaw played in the MLS with Toronto, Chicafo Fire and Vancouver, but also in Israel with Macabbi Tel Aviv. As managers go, there is also a large number of Welsh managers abroad, something even rarer than footballers when it comes to the UK as a whole. John Toshak was far more succesfull abroad than in the UK. Chrism Coleman has managed in Spain, China and Cyprus. A younger generation of Welsh coaches and managers are learning the trade abroad: Carl Robinson with Vancouver and now Western Sydney (he also played for Toronto and NYRB), Craig Bellamy with Anderlecht's coaching team, Osian Roberts leaving Wales' assistant manager role to be Technical Director for Morocco, Anthony Pulis as Inter Miami's assistant and Adam Owen who has been assistant in Switzerland, Poland and China before taking his current role as Technical Advisor at Seattle. Although he has never managed abroad, Nathan Jones of Luton Town and Stoke City fame played in Spain for Badajoz and Numancia. Even in the 60s to 80s, Barry Hughes did all his playing and coaching career in the Netherlands. Maybe there is something that sets Wales apart from England, if not the UK as a whole?

Didn’t know Gary lineker was Scottish 😂

Because my last comment got a lot of support this is my fourth time suggesting the best XI never to be nominated for the Ballon d’Or. It would be pretty cool if you did this and the XI has to only include players from after when the Ballon d’Or became open to everyone.

Fantastic video

You do very interesting vids, and you do show your working. My only little grumble is that I miss the ends of many of your sentences. Your voice tends to drop away at those points, so the end of many sentences are between difficult and all-but impossible to make out. Otherwise, keep up the good work. Greetings from East Anglia in England.

David Beckham in a Madrid kit is the most aesthetic thing you can see.

@oliverizzard8751

3 жыл бұрын

So you've never been to a museum? Or the gay porn section of pornhub? Or ...

As opposed to the MLS where 2 seasons ago, there were nearly 300 players making less than $100k a year

@3dsaulgoodman43

3 жыл бұрын

That number will decrease. Just shows how MLS will continue to grow. Just hope my RSL will actually buy some players with actual quality.

@sachinvenugopal6926

3 жыл бұрын

@@3dsaulgoodman43 RSL?

@samgeary6825

3 жыл бұрын

@@sachinvenugopal6926 Think he supports real salt lake

@3dsaulgoodman43

3 жыл бұрын

Yep. Salt Lake Til' I Die

@Soundersandusmnt

3 жыл бұрын

@@3dsaulgoodman43 besides the few big teams like Seattle Portland lafc Atlanta, most players are underpaid alot

Love these video

I agree with everything you said about languages. Even people on my A-Level German course couldn’t be arsed to be there.

I think it's also because English players don't wanna miss the over hype they get in the EPL They will miss the pure British hype

@juanjoseph

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Otherwise they won't be overrated

@justhuy7960

3 жыл бұрын

Rashford will struggle outside British for sure :))

@juanjoseph

3 жыл бұрын

@@justhuy7960 Very few english players ar egood enough for outside leagues. The Spanish League is much better than the EPL, that's why teams like Sevilla can knock out any english team outside of Man City and Liverpool. And those big two english teams.... they don't really have english stars lmao

@justhuy7960

3 жыл бұрын

@@juanjoseph True lol Trent and Sterling are definiton of overrated (also the guy I mentioned up there)

@powerllesss2672

3 жыл бұрын

@@juanjoseph Chelsea beat Sevilla 0-4 and Chelsea are not doing so well in the league....

Damn Wellington phoenix in an HITC 7's video, you could probably make a pretty interesting video about their history but I doubt anyone would watch

Video suggestion: The 1967 Celtic Team (aka The Lisbon Lions). The first British team to win a European treble, with everyone in the squad being from a 10 mile radius of Celtic Park (bar one who was born 30 miles away).

Can you make a video of the PL table if each team had to play their team based on kit number? (#s 1-11 would start and 12-14 would be the subs)

Almost died when I saw a Salvador player 😂 they never mention us anywhere

Do next: Why do so few Italian footballers play abroad?

@matevzsnedec605

3 жыл бұрын

Becouse italians are like the english. They cant learn a foreign language.

Do a video on the best all championship 11 and predictions on where they'd finish in top leagues.

Good video. I come from an English speaking country and didn't bother learning any other languages at school, regret it now. Being bilingual makes you a more interesting and considerate person imo

@chillaxboi2109

3 жыл бұрын

It don't... But you know what personal good comes from understanding more than one language? Understanding. When you hear idioms, sayings and the like in another language and compare them to yours, when you ask yourself why it's different, you'll gain an understanding of the society that speaks the new language.

One of the most successful exports of all time was John Charles. He preferred life in Italy to life in Leeds!

@powerllesss2672

3 жыл бұрын

I’d prefer South Sudan to Leeds

@johnmitchell2269

3 жыл бұрын

@@powerllesss2672 Same thing

I hate it when people overrated English players

@anonymouscz415

3 жыл бұрын

They still do

@anshuman1693

3 жыл бұрын

A lot of the current crop are good though. Otherwise there wouldn't be English players playing in Dortmund, Bayern, Roma etc

@alexdickinson9252

3 жыл бұрын

Its the English media, because English clubs are so tempted to just buy success as much as they can you don't often get players breaking through, so when you do the media hails them as the next best thing. They rightfully did so with Jack Wilshire and Aaron Ramsey, they were both amazing young talents, but hyping up Sean Longstaff for a 50 mil move to united after half a season just sums up the English football media.

@iojimijalovic9180

3 жыл бұрын

There are no english players playing for bayern

@isaacthegoat1432

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexdickinson9252 Don't forget Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka

As a kid I didn’t have sky so only had access to match of the day and Serie A on a Saturday. Now kids have access to all teams and players highlights on demand so you will see them develop affection and understanding of the prestige at other clubs abroad.

1986 World Cup. The England squad contained Ray Wilkins and Mark Hateley, both of whom were with AC Milan at the time.

The comfort of playing at home is too much.

@juanjoseph

3 жыл бұрын

They don't even play, the EPL is a foreign based league lmao

@bcbitchkkv

3 жыл бұрын

@@juanjoseph Still, 30k a week for keeping a healthy diet and working out, only to sit on the bench on the weekend.. I sure wouldn't say no to that offer.

@juanjoseph

3 жыл бұрын

@@bcbitchkkv Oh yeah, of course I would love that too hahaha

@uatom

2 жыл бұрын

@@juanjoseph ‘the English Premier League is a foreign based league’.

@juanjoseph

2 жыл бұрын

@@uatom Most players in the EPL are non UK citizens. And that's a fact

video suggestion: the rise of black footballers in england and the difficulty they faced (typically those who was apart of the three degrees)

@kevintoman9791

3 жыл бұрын

Great suggestion.

@chillaxboi2109

3 жыл бұрын

Three degrees?

@yourdadhasadogfilter2505

3 жыл бұрын

@@chillaxboi2109 West Brom trio from the 80s. The black guy pictured outside the Bernebeu is one of them, Laurie Cunningham, who went on to play for Real Madrid. There's a documentary on him, you can probably find it on youtube

@chillaxboi2109

3 жыл бұрын

@@yourdadhasadogfilter2505 That's the guy my uncle was nicknamed after. Holy shit!

@yourdadhasadogfilter2505

3 жыл бұрын

@@chillaxboi2109 You should definitely read more about him then 👍🏾

In this and other worlds,this is the top video that I have been waiting for this year and well done for narrating this topic perfectly,good friend Alfie!!!:-D

This is a solid video. I hope more folks from England make their way here to the US. Liam Ridgewell was instrumental in my Portland Timbers winning an MLS cup. Hopefully as MLS continues its climb in quality, we’ll see more of you folks in our neck of the woods. Cheers!

Biggest moments from the past var would've changed e.g. piques handball for barca v Chelsea 2009

@K3-MM3

3 жыл бұрын

City vs Tottenham had VAR but never ruled the handball goal offside, it would just spark a massive arguement that VAR is too inconsistent, I think in big matches referee's use VAR a lot less.

@prometheustv6558

3 жыл бұрын

Or Ballack’s handball in that same game

@SoumikBiswas-sn8ll

3 жыл бұрын

Roma vs Liverpool TAA's clear handball!

@K3-MM3

3 жыл бұрын

@@SoumikBiswas-sn8ll subscribe to my channel plz

@K3-MM3

3 жыл бұрын

@@prometheustv6558 subscribe to my channel plz

Day 4--> what are "anti football"tactics and do they exist? Also nice video👍 I always thought why English Players dont really play that much outside the prem👍👍👍 Also looks like Agent P has also gone after the east Germany video was over😔

@3dsaulgoodman43

3 жыл бұрын

Still here mate

@lalitthapa101

3 жыл бұрын

@@3dsaulgoodman43 aeyyyy agent P.The certified OG of Hitc sevens🙌🙌 So looks like you have always been here😂

@3dsaulgoodman43

3 жыл бұрын

Always has been 🔫

Fun fact, La Liga players from South & Central America can get fast track Spanish citizenship after 2 years of residence in Spain, thus counting as 'non-foreign' players anywhere in the EU. Players with Spanish citizenship include Lionel Messi, Sergio Aguero, Ronaldo, Rivaldo, Ronaldinho, Diego Costa, Pepe, James Rodriguez, Dani Alves, Carlos Vela, Walter Samuel, Luis Fabiano, Julio Baptista, Keylor Navas, the list goes on and on......... (Edinson Cavani has Italian citizenship, Thiago Silva has French and Phillipe Coutinho has Portuguese, so all can play anywhere in Europe without taking up a foreign player spot)

Thank you for shouting out the home land 🇸🇻

If Alfie could see this, that would make my day

@suhaylmirza884

3 жыл бұрын

See what? Your comment has no content

Day 2: Could you make a video on Josef Bican?

@deputyVH

3 жыл бұрын

Make your own video

@thegloriouspyrocheems2277

3 жыл бұрын

@@deputyVH can you fuck off please?

Marcus Edwards Playing for Vitoria SC (Guimaraes) from Portugal is the Clubs Gem he doing very well n signed a new Contract until 2024 after his Loan Ended last summer

Part of the reason none of the 2018 team was abroad was due to the fact English FA forces clubs to develop domestic players and this was before Brexit. But a lot of English players once they leave the academy (usually after being released without being offered a professional contract but other reasons do exist) do go abroad to the United States for college and rarely come back unless its for a big money move to the Premier League. Some of the notable examples include Dom Dywer (since played for the USMNT) but the MLS and USL Championship rosters are stacked with players of English nationality that went to college in the USA. Sometimes they go to USA for high school and then college like Jack Harriston (because in the USA its possible to play on a club youth soccer team on a student visa because almost all of those youth clubs are classified as amateur). Some of them see the MLS Superdraft as another pathway for a professional contract after they failed to gain one at an English Club.

You also didn't mention Jack Harrison of Leeds United, he left England at a young age to play in the US, got drafted in the MLS draft to NYCFC and got bought by their sister club Manchester City just to be sold and loaned to Leeds when they were in the second division. Off course Leeds is now in the Prem. I guess you forgot this tidbit 🤷🏾‍♂️

Well talk about country, Portugal National team is residing in a single club here

@Demon_Derek

3 жыл бұрын

Juventus?

@davardy3661

3 жыл бұрын

@@Demon_Derek no Wolves

@Demon_Derek

3 жыл бұрын

@@davardy3661 That's Sporting Club De Wolverhampton Wanderers to you!

@lukehunnable

3 жыл бұрын

Ammm... no

@kindmulberry7196

2 жыл бұрын

The Wulfrunians of Lisbon

Commenting at 10.41 so youj may address this later. I used to be a tutor in an intensive cross-culture training centre based in the East End of London for mainly Europeans intending to live and work as aid & development workers in two-thirds world countries. A significant factor is the Cultural Adjustment Cycle which was first identified among American navy personnel on American bases in the Pacific - which were pretty much isolated islands of Americana. Some people go to another country and almost immediately 'go native' and reject their home backgrounds and the agencies that sent them. This is not necessarily a good and healthy thing in the long term but, if they make the split completely, it's functional. The opposite end of the spectrum are those who simply can't adjust - they imediately dislike all foods, won't try anything and view everyone they meet and everything they might be asked to do as a threat. They crack up, have to go home quickly, often with a sense of failure that they blame on everyone who took them wherever they went. There are two in-between types. One sort of copes and do a decent enough job - maybe start quite well but go downhill slowly steadily from there and never recover to cope well. The other group may not start well, may have a few ups and downs but, with self-awareness, openness to input from others, they steadily begin to do OK, then to do well drawing on the riches of their own background and enhancing it with every increasing appreciation of the people and places where they have gone. I suggest that the backgrounds of most of the British footballers is one that doesn't equip them for thriving personally in the cultural adjustment cycle. In the CAC model, language learning is not as important as attitude not east because language learning so as to speak it rather than pass a written exam is as much an attitude issue as anything - being prepared to look silly and try things out and make mistakes and laugh. People who did great at languages in school may be disasters in the CAC and, vice versa, non-academics can learn languages in the real world very quickly. It has been interesting to follow the careers of some young English footballers who moved to play in continental Europe in the last few years - they have done well and have no problem with languages - and they went to really good schools in England and their parents moved to England from other countries so they have a global perspective from the start. Having taken my son to football in East London in the 1990s, it was very clear that the vast majority of other parents regarded school as a bad thing (possibly because they had a bad experience of it themselves) and saw education and football as opposites whereas children from immigrant families tend to view education at school as a good thing as well as playing football. Associated with that discomfort with school, was a narrow vocabularly, low reasoning ability, and inability to express themselves in any other way than football and violence or the threat of violence. It is no accident that the typical English footballer deeply distrusted team mates who read broadsheet newspapers and books. There was a famous example at Spurs - Ossie Ardiles was a qualified lawyer as well as a world cup winning footballer when he came to Spurs and did the Times crossword to develop his command of English. An English teammate described his only reading as being a few pages of the match programme - and he wasn't joking. There are parallels in other sports. Cycling is a very good example of the long history of a few British cyclists going to continental Europe to try to be professional racing cyclists. It was an extremely lonely and tough existence but a few, such as Barry Hoban, thrived on it while others just about coped or crashed out psychology very quickly. Today, English has become the dominant language in world cycle racing so it is much easier for native English speakers (monolingusts) to thrive in the peloton without having to learn more that some basic phrases in other languages.

@dwanyewest

3 жыл бұрын

Do you think that the fact the majority of the English footballers who tend to go abroad now tend to be ethnic minorities. White English players seem the most reluctant to go abroad.

If it isn’t too much to ask could you make videos like this into a podcast since the visual aren’t too important for this subject you’d probably only be catering to me but I’d appreciate it

I have a video idea if you wanted to take it up. You mentioned how so many British players go to USA or Australia. But have you ever noticed the youth players of USA, Australia and Canada tend to end up in Germany? I wonder if you know why because you would think England would be more suitable

@biggsleezy

3 жыл бұрын

They know the "soccer world" as they call it there, so they know they can't afford to take such opportunities for granted like the brits do.

Day 4 : teams in the inaugural English 1st division where are they now?

@sankararunkumar7644

3 жыл бұрын

We gotchu homie.

@jamessanpedro223

3 жыл бұрын

He already made that video

@jamessanpedro223

3 жыл бұрын

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Do a video about El Magico Gonzales man!!

@sobrevalorado

3 жыл бұрын

Mágico González

Please do a video about the best youth academy's in the world in the past 10/20 years .Thanks

english footballers can barely speak english let alone other languages so it is really hard for them to fully adapt to team cultures where english is not the primary language spoken among players

@michaelairley2015

3 жыл бұрын

haha, prick. You cant barely write English. Big E little boy.

@dwanyewest

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelairley2015 The point is still valid though.

@brianeleighton

3 жыл бұрын

In fairness to them, when foreign players go to England they often have the same problem. The Class of '92 in their documentary talked about Sir Alex giving his team talk before the game and they looked around the room at the foreign players and realized, "They have absolutely no clue what he is saying."

@dwanyewest

3 жыл бұрын

@@brianeleighton But more foreign players have succeeded in the EPL than British footballers who have played overrated. The difference is most foreign players want to learn English when they come to the EPL, British when they go abroad mostly don't adapt abroad or even try to learn the language of the country they live in.

@brianeleighton

3 жыл бұрын

@@dwanyewest Also, it is because of the fact that English clubs are more tolerant of foreign language players. The existing players in the club make accommodation for these foreign players until they learn the language. In my experience, people in France and Spain resent you if you go there and do not know the language. That makes a huge impact in how well a foreign player fits with a club, how welcomed other players make them feel. Edit: Most foreign born players do NOT speak English upon arrival in the English game, or not well. They LEARN English over the course of their contracts with the help of their English teammates.

Italian players haven’t been different when Serie A had his prime as the Bundesliga Players in the 70s

@agem1989

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah , the only difference is that Italian players took home 4 world cups, while these overhyped busts can't still win a shit

@xristaka8199

3 жыл бұрын

Italy in the 90s>>>>>>>>>>>England's GoLdEn GeNeRaTiOn

@robingronwald7993

3 жыл бұрын

@@xristaka8199 yeah Ik I am German and I don’t think That Mason Mount is the Next Roberto Baggio, but still England has a promising Team maybe not on a Italy 2006 World Cup way.

@xristaka8199

3 жыл бұрын

@@robingronwald7993 Yeah and Harry Maguire isn't Franz Beckenbauer so 😂😂😂😂😂

@robingronwald7993

3 жыл бұрын

@@xristaka8199 Harry Maguire is goat you are assaulting a player on the level of Jesse Lingardihno

Matt Derbyshire a bit special playing in Greece and even managing to get a certain popularity. I have lived in Madrid for 2 months and I have visited many parts of Spain many times. For sure it is different than England, but I can't see why it should be so hard to settle there. And the language? Not at all difficult. Quite similar to English in many ways I would say. Should be easy to stay there while earning good money for playing football.

Why no mention of Ian Rush a Welshman who played for Juventus although he did describe playing in that city as like playing in a foreign country, or his one time Liverpool team mates and Michael Robinson who played at Osasuna and then later remain in Spain as a very very successful football pundit and commentator before his untimely death from melanoma and last year, also Sammy Lee played for Liverpool before joining Robinson at Osasuna. Another Welshman who had a successful career at Juventus, John Charles, was also omitted. These omissions I suspect are due to your young age and lack of a fully rounded knowledge including what a picture of a 1940s schoolboy looked like as the child with the abacus is much more likely to have been a late 50s or early 60s pupil.

so sad growning up in this education system not being able to learn other languages that well. RIP me

They are on huge salaries which most foreign teams can't afford.

@moeezawan2329

3 жыл бұрын

Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and PSG are richest clubs in the world

@desmondtagoe7843

3 жыл бұрын

@@moeezawan2329 PSG and Bayern aren't richer and the small teams in England pay far more than the small ones in other countries

@moeezawan2329

3 жыл бұрын

@@desmondtagoe7843 Bayern Munich's net worth is 4 billion USD and PSG 1.5 Billion which still more then lower half of PL combined

I want to add something to the portuguese example as a portuguese myself. We are really good at adapting to other cultures and languages. English is a MANDATORY discipline in pretty much every school in the country, meaning that pretty much everyone (except maybe the older people) knows a second language. Usually english, but its not rare to see schools teaching Spanish or French. German and Italian are a bit more rare but it also exist. These last 3 are optional, but do exist while English, again, is MANDATORY in nearly every school in Portugal. So, a portuguese player, even if he doesnt go to college, even with only the 12th grade completed... he knows english

Back in the 80s & 90s there were a few British footballers who went to ply their skills on the continent. Off the top of my head I can remember players such as Gary Lineker, Mark Hughes, Ray Wilkins, Alan Macinally, Tony Woodcock, Glenn Hoddle, Mark Hateley, Steve Archibald, Graeme Souness, Ian Rush, Chris Waddle (I think), plus the likes of David Beckham, Michael Owen, Steve Macmanaman in the 2000s. Granted, it's not a huge number in the grand scheme of things but there were pioneers who travelled abroad to play their football. I think the reason that not many players have moved abroad in recent years is down to the obscene wages footballers now get paid. Other than clubs like Barcelona & Real Madrid, I can't imagine many other clubs can pay wages approaching up to a quarter of a million quid a WEEK that some players get paid 😳

At least the numbers are significantly increased through the years

@dwanyewest

3 жыл бұрын

It will be always be rare for British footballers to play abroad in elite foreign leagues. Most of the British footballers are ethnic minorities, white English players don't like moving abroad.

Real Madrid Del Bosque (99-03) and Zidane (16-18) combined XI

There was a period in which following the Heysel stadium disaster in 1985 and subsequent ban of English clubs in Europe that made a lot of English players seek their fortune abroad; the likes of Ray Wilkins (PSG), Gary Lineker (Barcelona) and Glenn Hoddle (Monaco) to name a few. Around that period you also had the likes of Mark Hately at AC Milan/Monaco.

@patrickmccutcheon9361

2 жыл бұрын

Of these Lineker was the most successful. Didn’t Wilkins also play for Milan?

@ShearForce1

2 жыл бұрын

@@patrickmccutcheon9361 Yes, actually he played for Milan before moving to PSG

Can you do a portugal league video?

I'm literally watching this with my England shirt on😂😂

There’s been a few over the years, but the English league is strong and pays well. Why go abroad when you can earn a decent living even at a tier 5 team?

Jose Mourinho has the best answer for that in a conversation with Harry Kane. He said internationally English footballers are respect and their level is high, but the Ronaldos or other exports are always the superstar. The hollywood types in football. Very good analogy. English players dont go abroad because of 2 things. 1 their styles is more suited to the PL, strong and aggressive. 2 they aint gonna get favoritism abroad and walk into teams. Mason Mount being a great example. Wouldn't get a sniff at Juve or Madrid or name it. Being at home allows anyone to be overpriced and over rated. Going abroad means you'd want to be very special to achieve half the results. Brazilians, Argentinians and anyone from a less rich country, they'd know their whole lives they'd be moving abroad and adapting because there simply aint enough money at home. So they are ready mentally from a young age. In short this side of the world its too comfortable for players so they'll never be that hungry or that good. If you learn football kicking a beaten up old ball cause you can afford nothing else, you master that, kicking a great conditioned ball probably feels a treat. Its not that complicated. Its psychological.

Video idea: Top 7 of players that succeeded in the premier league but failed in other leagues. Would be great to see considering your video about bundesliga players that moved to the premier league and the narrative that the english league is the most difficult league in the world.

Montepellier winning side from 2011-12. Where are they now?

@deputyVH

3 жыл бұрын

Make your own video

@nabster9253

3 жыл бұрын

Irish guy made it years ago

@faytachiMPS

3 жыл бұрын

@@nabster9253 oh ok

Day 3 of asking for every team from the last Soviet Top League: Where are they now?

@thegloriouspyrocheems2277

3 жыл бұрын

Following

I would love to see Jonjoe Kenny back at Schalke.

Actually, it’s quite the same question with Italian players, the answer is that most of Italian players who play abroad don’t get even considered for the national team exception made for players like verratti or kean

Day 11 of asking for Wolfsburg title wining 11 where are they now

@iluhyu8919

3 жыл бұрын

Probably retired by now

@GJ-dv8uq

3 жыл бұрын

surely you couldve googled that in the last 11 days

@ConyBhoy

3 жыл бұрын

@@GJ-dv8uq Plenty of other people give ideas like this and you choose to slate me for it someone give a idea like this for 80 days never seen you complaining

@deputyVH

3 жыл бұрын

Probably back working in the Volkswagen factory.

@prometheustv6558

3 жыл бұрын

@@iluhyu8919 Dzeko is still playing for Roma.

"Why don't English players go abroad?" Well, why do other nation's players choose to go abroad? Because they are considered GOOD (something most English players are not, in addition to being very unwilling to settle in into anywhere where English is not first langauge) 😂

@jameseustace6688

3 жыл бұрын

Jadon Sancho, top scorer for Borussia Dortmund and a world cup winner at under 17's level along with Fodan who's in in a Champions League final lol so much for not producing talented players, keep telling yourself that we don't have promising kids coming through the ranks.

@jameseustace6688

3 жыл бұрын

MUG.

As non english country I will say main reason is prolly that Premier League is like considered as best league in the world and yeah payments are high there, so if players move from any country they usually seek stronger league to play or stronger club and from your perspective it's pretty impossible to find, you can move like max to stronger club like only few in europe might fit in this category ;)

Where would be a good place to put suggestions for videos?

I wish Wayne Rooney had stayed at DC United. It was fun to watch him as he was one player who came over and actually performed well. Instead of taking it easy or being hampered by career finishing injuries. lol. But yeah I heard that the main reason he went back to England was because his wife missed home and family.

@dajo8723

3 жыл бұрын

"Yeah erm I woulda stayed erm in America but erm there was the language barrier and wearing the helmet was getting in the way and the erm boss got very angry with me and erm he chased me round the training ground shouting "you don't have to wear the helmet Wayne it's not that type of football". That scared me so I erm ran away to County Derby." "Erm "

@SuperSirianRigel

3 жыл бұрын

@@dajo8723Ah ha ha ha! Hilarious.

Day 1 of asking: „Final East german 2nd division Teams, where are they now“.

@thegloriouspyrocheems2277

3 жыл бұрын

Nice 😂😂😂😂😂

@curlsforthegirls6598

3 жыл бұрын

hope that is your actual name

@diegotristan3024

3 жыл бұрын

1.FC Kaiserslautern: wir singen und tanzen auf jedem Fußballplatz 😁😁😁

Reminds me of the famous quote by Ian Rush when he returned to the UK from Juventus. He said " I didn't like it in Italy. It was like livin in a foeign country'. LOL.

I'm not a footballer, so this is not a decision I'd ever have to make, but I've always thought that if I had the choice, I'd rather push for a move to somewhere interesting like Monaco, Malaga or Roma than rocking up at Stoke or Burnley. No offence to Stoke or Burnley, but if you had an opportunity to live and work in Rome or Monaco for a couple of years, even if you were earning less money than you could in Stoke, wouldn't you want to?? It would certainly be an interesting life experience!

The answer is easy: money. I was shocked when Trippier went to Atleti.

@sachinvenugopal6926

3 жыл бұрын

He is a diffenrnt player now

@Vevxo

3 жыл бұрын

He is making money at Atlético

"Why Do So Few English Footballers Go Abroad?" Long story short: they aren't good enough to make the teams outside their own little island.

@olimerrick6767

3 жыл бұрын

So you’re trying to say players like Kane aren’t good enough?

@Zamppa86

3 жыл бұрын

@@olimerrick6767 There are few exceptions of course.

@EnglishforFOOTBALLFANS

3 жыл бұрын

Even if English players were the best in the world, they still wouldn't play for clubs 'outside of their own little island'.

@Luminoth-il1yt

3 жыл бұрын

but iceland have 16 oversea's players, doesn't make them a top team though it all depends on which league their playing in.

@alisafeerhyder1994

3 жыл бұрын

This is the most twatish answer I've ever seen Reasons quite simply are money comfort and language If you could stay where you've grown up get the money you want and still get to hang out with your friends after training you're deffo gonna stay at home Those who leave want better things for themselves, sancho for example wanted to do a big deal so well he left to improve his craft he chose game time over money and comfort

Day 2 what is the best Champions league winning team ever?

Arsenal and Irish legend Liam Brady scored the only goal in the last game of the 1982 Serie A season which won the tile for Juventus. I just though this had to be said.