Can’t wait for the next 40 min documentary on South Africa’s third division 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽

Germany hits hard especially considering how so many giants have fallen to the point they get relegated

Alfie does extensive sporting, cultural, economic, and political research for each video. Other football KZfaqrs can’t tell the difference between Venice & Verona.

As an American having just watched the video, I now have a drastically greater appreciation for the salary caps that most of our professional sports implement.

Nauti won Tuvalu's first 11 domestic league titles between 1980 and 1990 according to RSSSF. Then the league stopped to exist between 1991 and 1997 and the A-Division was created in 2001. Nauti won 25 titles in 32 domestic league seasons overall.

Great video, Alfie! I would love to see the opposite now: which are the countries, historically or currently, who has the most balanced and divided power among their clubs, including the leagues as well as their domestic cups. As a Brazilian, I guess my country would be included, since we don't have, historically, Super clubs, and the major ones tend to alternate periods of dominance in a National perspective, not to mention their state level power, that makes them such powerhouses.

APOEL FC in Cyprus. Won 7 titles in a row, most Championships, most Cups and 8 total European group stage participation (4 in UCL, 4 in UEL)

The Bundesliga makes the Scottish Premiership look competitive.

“Such a level of dedication to making videos that there is literally no demand for from absolutely anyone” could be this channel’s tagline 😂. Another great video I didn’t know I needed to see today though

The last thing I expected sitting in front of my computer here in Birkenhead was for Alfie to mention the local United's rivalry with Auckland City. I had to do a double take and check whether I relied on my bottle of Jameson more than usual this evening. Turns out I haven't, and the Birkenhead boys actually got a mention in a HITC Sevens video. What a time to be alive.

Honourable mention to el ahly from egypt. The club has dominated egyptian football soo much that it's the second most club with titles after real madrid! That and the 10 CAF champions leagues titles have made them dominant in egypt and africa haha

joining Adu, Wright, Watmore, Howe and Hoever in the "HITC meme names", big welcome to Ndidi

"A relentlessly dominating football machine, steamrolling all of those who dare to step in their pathways without a moments hesitation to think of their families..." I can't with you right now, Alfie. Haha

If this video was made a few years earlier, BATE Borisov would definitely have been there, given that they won every year from 2006 to 2018.

Could have also mentioned Liechtenstein Football Cup cause FC Vaduz has won it 48 times of which 21 times of the last 22 seasons it was played.

I like how in the Netherlands it's just a battle for being the best red - white coloured team. PSV and Ajax mainly, but the teams right below usually have the same colour palette as well. Away shirts is how you recognise them, also why the away shirts look better

In short, alot of the most dominant clubs are run by Oligarchs which don't even have many fans in which they can generate revenue from(like it would happen normally).

Honorable mention to HJK from Finland. A record six straight league titles from 2009 to 2014, and five of the last six Finnish titles. Over 30 titles in total and no other club has even ten.

Alfie!! I'm quite easily your biggest fan in Malawi. Thanks for the honorable mention of Nyasa Big Bullets! Had me smiling ear to ear! Keep up the good work!

The weird thing about Bayern is that half the time, they aren’t top at Christmas then they steamroll the league is the second half of the season

Best German players in the premier league of all time. (Day 458) 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.

Tunku Idris' McLaren 675LT is a genuine one-off, it was not included in the original 500 units McLaren built. Also, he loves to bring at the very least 5 of his cars whenever he popped up around Singapore. Just to give you a picture of how insanely rich Johor royal family is.

I guess that the worst example in all sports is Maccabi Tel Aviv in Israeli basketball league. They won 55 of 68 titles. Including 23 in a row. In the last decade they weren't champions a few times, but it's just because the championship is decided in a final-four where they can surprisingly lose a single game. Maccabi Tel-Aviv allowed this because their place in Euroleague is guaranteed, no matter how they will perform in a domestic league

I lived 2 years in Munich, and after that on and off for the last 10 years. I can tell you that Bayern Munich is a national project more or less. Always the best trainers, training centers etc. I am a fan for 30 years now, but got the concept when lived there. Main goal is german players will evolve in superstars under Heinckes or Pep , and win national silverware. Simple and effective. For example they helped varios clubs from bankrupcy - thats the national angle.

The apology for your pronunciation of Cymru made me laugh. At least you acknowledged the error. Fair play to you. 👍

The fact that you even created a video about Tajikistani football is legendary in itself! Barney Stinson himself couldn't even deny your legendary status

I would love a video on the Cymru Premier and its connections to English football 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

This should be a mini series. Next is countries dominated by two football clubs, then three. Then a video on the most balanced, with the most different winners in a ten or twenty year period and so on.

I’ve given in and finally subscribed because the sheer level of research and journalistic quality of yourself and this channel is almost unheard of in KZfaq Football content creation. There are a lot of football channels that focus on the mainstream topics (and teams) of the game and are more about opinions rather than research - to go this direction with your content deserves all kinds of recognition.

Alfie should do a video on the Antarctica fooball league and why there hasn't been a champion or match played there in decades....

Was really hoping to see Rosenborg from Norway on this list; by far the most dominant club in Norwegian history, including an insane run of 14 league titles in a row during the 90s-2000s. 26 league titles in total, compared to the 9 titles of the second most succesful club. Should also be mentioned that Rosenborg qualified for the Champions League 13 seasons in a row during the 90s-00s and beat the likes of Real Madrid, Dormund, Valencia and AC Milan during their haydays. Hope to see a dedicated video on Rosenborg in the future! One of the most fascinating clubs in all of Europe.

You should unirionically do a video on the Guatemalan division. Alot of history.

Skonto Riga should be on this list even though the team has been disbanded. They hold the European record for most consecutive domestic title wins at 14 (1991- 2004 ). Ludogorets are 3 wins and Bayern 4 wins from tying their record.

about tunku ismail, you could also call him by TMJ

Idea for video: whats going on at Zurich. they are reigning Swizz champions and are currently sitting bottom of the league a bit over half way through the season

Make a video on Hamburg , Schalke and Werder Bremen all 3 went from European football regulars to relegations/ promotion sides what happened to them ?

Another briliant video Alfie But what about the opposite? what are the 7 most competitive top tier football leagues in the world? :D

LOVE your channel man, keep up the great work

Best video yet, always looking forward to clips mentioning ludogorets!!! The whole video about Ludogorets was really bad and big chunks of the information were wrong but this one is gold

Bro I’m so hyped for the video on the Ivory Coast’s second division 🇨🇮💪💪

I know you didn't speak about them in this video but a video focused on Mamelodi Sundowns' dominance as well as their owner being a sponsor of the South African league as well as the division below being named after him and him being involved with FIFA seems like such a Alfie topic to delve into.

Hello from Malaysia 🇲🇾 kinda expected to have JDT named in your list.

As a New Zealander who is involved with the National League, Auckland City are actually an amateur club but have been paying their players as a semi professional club, it’s been a massive scandal over here since every club that qualified and played in the national league is a full on club, where as Auckland City is a franchise which took over another local club which they had a MOU with for the last 12 years, which started from using the same facilities

Surely as the dominant team in Tuvulu, Nauti FC had a few internationals in their team when the national team entered the league and won it at their expense.

Please make the Tuvalu team documentary

Can't wait for the next documentary about the Romanian 2 league 🇷🇴🇷🇴💯💯💯💫💫💫🥶🥶🥶🥶👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Suprised with the inclusion of a Malaysian team in here. Thanks for the recognition, Alfie!

I lived in johor, that stadium was always filled to the brim. Though terrible seating. There were people standing everywhere, because they let in more people than the capacity was available.

Great video Alfie, surprised you didn’t mention Total Network Solutions

I know this doesn't count since it's technically two clubs. But it is frankly ridiculous how for almost 40 years Scotland has only had the 'Old Firm'. Either Celtic or Rangers have won the League title in Scotland since the mid-1980's. The last time a team other than Celtic and Rangers won the league was the Alex Ferguson led Aberdeen team in 1985. Scottish club football is fundamentally broken, and yet no one in the SFA does anything.

Thank you so much for this video!

This is an interesting video and the introduction of Nauti from Tuvalu is quite a fascinating one,good friends!!!:-D

most informative football channel BY FAR

Nice adieu to Freddy Adu.

English football fans can’t go a year without complaining about Bayern,what FCB did to arsenal,Chelsea and Tottenham in the CL broke them

Hello Alfie, You probably won't see this but really enjoyed seeing my team Auckland City in your video. Would love to see a full vid on the New Zealand national league and the system.

To save you from the tounge twisting name, Major General Tunku Ismail Idris Abdul Majid AbuBakar Iskandar ibni Tunku Ibrahim Ismail is more known as TMJ (Tunku Mahkota Johor) in Johor

I'd be interested in seeing a video about the leagues that are the most competitively balanced.

"The obvious example, that comes to mind, is Uruguay"... which is why we all love this channel, no one else would have thought about a minor South American league...

Need a video about Ligue 1 this season, the sudden rise of Toulouse and reims , lille and lorient suddenly fighting for the top spots and stade rennais with their insane team , also a la Liga video would be great with former champions league spots' contenders Sevilla , Valencia and getafe all relegation threatened , and the amazing rise of real sociedad , Mallorca and rayo vallecano and the extreme consistency of osasuna

Maribor in Slovenia very dominant 😳

just a couple more minor tweaks for #6, we malaysians often call the club as johor dt and the owner of johor dt is often known as tmj

Johor Darul Ta'Azim - Pretty sure your financials are miles out. The Royals are far richer than you mentioned. They own huge swathes of Singapore and all of Johor. The stadium is rather nice, I have been there (I'm a Brit living in Johor BTW) - The support of the Royal Family has been great for the team and has seen crowds and interest grow massively. There has been a massive investment in stadium, training facilities etc. However, I do feel that without some real domestic competition, things will become rather stale, unless of course they can start making serious waves in the AFC Asian Cup. (The Asian version of the European Champions League).

Might sound odd, but it was really interesting to see a Malawian club. Even if it is a team I’m not particularly fond of (I support their rivals). Great content as always Alfie!

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

Make a video about 7 teams with the most consecutive titles in a row(like Bayern or Ludogorets). It´s one thing to win like 22 out of 25 titles or so, but it is completely different when you are winning them in a row without stoppage. So I would be glad to see who are the 7 clubs with most in a row titles(not only now, but for the whole football history). Like, is there a club that have won 20 or more in a row and so on.

Great video (as usual)!✌🏽But you missed out Ferencvaros in Hungary

Another one in the list will be Bashundhara Kings of Bangladesh. Even tho they're very new and the BPL(Football League of Bangladesh) ain't really that old, they're just ruling every single competition held in the country in the last few yrs. Ever since they entered the 1st division thru promotion, they have not finished a single season without being the table toppers. 🇧🇩

This video deserves a like just for the pronunciation of the word Dinamo. Now that that is finally sorted, please make a documentary about Dinamo Bucharest.

Love your videos! Have heard you say “please embellish me” in place of “please indulge me” in the last two videos. Thought you might want to know.

I would love to see video about all or maybe not all but most countries' classic rival games like Real barca, Borussia bayern, Lech Poznań legia warszawa, Celtic rangers

I've recently watched a video about the least visited country in the world which is Tuvalu and read about how the country is in danger of becoming inhabitable, never expected it to feature in a hitc sevens video or maybe you'd expect nothing less from Alfie

Sundowns here in SA (also video suggestion) they're about to win the League for the 6th year in a row (23 points ahead of everyone) they're about to win their 8th title in 10 years have I think double the league titles of anyone since the league formed in 94 and are probably one of the richest clubs in Africa

Missed Colo-Colo in Chile, great video!

Fantastic video, but its a shame that FTC (Ferencvárosi Torna Club) is not on the list, and not even got a place in the honourable mention list.

take a look at tns in the welsh league

From Johor Darul Ta'zim (JDT) thank you for the shout-out.

FM safe ideas: 1. Make one of these teams dominate Europe too, bringing along other teams in their country too in the long term. Or 2. Pick another club in any of these leagues that are unlikely to win, and try to become the new dominant force giving the current one the boot. Maybe you can even do all 7 leagues in 1 safe with this idea and set some rule like winning each league twice

Do one about the most balanced leagues

I will add some facts regarding to this video: 1.There are some countries around the world that used Big 3 as a term to refer the three most decorated clubs such as Netherlands (Ajax, Feyenoord, PSV) and Portugal (Benfica, Sporting, Porto). More variants can be used for other countries, such as England's Big 6 (Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspurs). 2.For the case of Liechtenstein, there is no official league because all teams were playing in the Switzerland. The Liechtenstein Cup is the only official competition organized by the Liechtenstein Football Federation. There are only 4 out of 7 clubs that managed to win this competition, which is dominated by Vaduz (the only Liechtenstein club to play in Europa Conference League, which is the only competition that Liechtenstein football took part on). 3.There are some countries whose top flight football was different, but the FAs for specific countries still recognized a winner from older versions of top flight as national champions. Indonesian football has multiple different versions of top flight football. Before 1994, there are 2 officially recognized football competitions: Perserikatan (amateur football) and Liga Sepak Bola Utama (Galatama/semipro football). Perserikatan includes a traditional football clubs owned by the local governments and was only open for major cities (Jakarta, Medan, Solo, Surabaya, Bandung, Makassar, Yogyakarta), whereas Galatama contains most clubs that were made by private companies (Arema, Niac Mitra, Bandung Raya). In 1994, both were merged into Indonesian Football League (Liga Indonesia) and remained for 14 years, when in 2008, the Indonesian Super League (now Liga 1) was launched as the current country's top flight football. No Indonesian clubs ever managed to successfully defended the league title until 2022, when Bali United did this.

In South Africa its been dominated by Sundowns, they have won 7 successive league titles, have won the league 12x since its inception in 1996

Another interesting list would be clubs who formerly dominated their leagues like this, but have lost that status since. Examples would be Olympique Lyon in France, Rosenborg in Norway and BFC Dynamo in East Germany.

Are Rosenburg from Norway on here if not they should be they are the most successful club in Norwegian football and at one stage won 13 successful titles which is incredible dominance and I can remember them playing champions league football on a regular basis so they have a bit of European pedigree also

Can't wait for the duopoly video

Olympiacos is also a shout, they're by far the most dominant club in Greece

I would really be excited to see more in depth stories on some of the honorable mentions and how the competition has died in each league

If Union Berlin pull of the title this year germany will go absolutely apeshit

at @20:32 can we all just take a second to appreciate that the man on the front row is wearing crocs, and that this raises the issue that we can neither confirm nor deny if he actually plays in them...

Keep up the good work!! Video idea: would love for you to cover lower division soccer in the USA! It's a rising market that far too few people are aware about

Can't believe Forge FC didn't get even an honourable mention. They have won all but 1 League title in the ENTIRE HISTORY OF THE CANADIAN PREMIER LEAGUE!!! And the one season they didn't win, they still made the final... OK, there's only been 4 seasons, but still. Dominance personified.

Speaking of Johor, go and have a look at their socials, it's filled with them licking their own asses about them having a indoor training facility, being a team to reach the semi final of the 2nd tier of continental football, and the restaurants they have at their stadium. No one can underestimate the level of commitment that TMJ has put into JDT, but maybe tone it down? They're a big fish in a small pond, the second they go to the continental cups they're just the underdog that can't get out of the group stages (until they did last year, which they also made into a fun fact, they got out of the group stage, revolutionary)

Can I suggest if you do another one of these videos The New Saints in the Cymru Premier when they are top they always win it apart one year when another team did win it

Loved your dedication on useless information about football that nobody asked for. You earned a subscribe

Surprised TNS in Wales weren't mentioned here.

Watched all of your videos that you promoted here.

Can you make a video about the 7 leagues most evenly matched in terms of the number of championships across teams? (opposite of this video)

Never realised how much the late great Python Terry Jones looked like the late great Gerd Muller.

1. Sheriff Tiraspol (Moldavia) 2. Johor Darul Ta'Zim (Malasia) 3. Bayern Munchen (Alemania) 4. Dinamo Zagreb (Croacia) 5. Auckland City (NZ) 6. Ludogorets Razgrad (Bulgaria) 7. Nauti FC (Tuvalu, ¿?)

At 4:12 this picture fascinates me! Are these models and a promotional picture? They look well into their 40s I like it!

It's a bit different with regards Germany, it's kind of expected for the second biggest club of all time to dominate a league i mean Barca the club closest to rivaling Bayern in size always lose to Bayern 90% or more of the time if Bayern were in laliga they'd take over Barca's spot and either come first or second every time depending on how they do against real Madrid