True. His stamina was insane. He could defend and attack without getting tired!

It reminds me of his goal against Chelsea in the champions league

Ferries biggest regret not putting him on to mark messi in the cup final !!

A legend in my books for sure, from Mexico.

@@markrichards2655 Lool he will get cooked still.. prime messi was a beast. Plus he started in the 2011 final and Messi destroyed him lol

Tbh it's more like box-to-box winger.

Dan james is a ji sung park regen

No. Kuyt is the first

Matuidi is also technically a defensive winger. He played left wing for France in the World Cup 2018

@@ericd4542 you know your football

Fun Fact: Sir Alex Ferguson is the only manager to win the Champions League twice at the same club with completely different starting XIs.

I think he is great manager and I love him. I don't think he is the GOAT though and I think that there are too many variables to realistically choose a GOAT. I like what you had to say though and agree with your reasoning.

Jamie Simms who do you think is the goat

@@raj8294 Matt Busby. I would say the best in order are Matt Busby, Alex Ferguson, Tele Santana, Jock Stien, Arrigo Sacchi, Rinus Michels, Johan Cruyff and Bill Shankley. I picked those people in that order for various reasons, not just for achievements that are obvious. Even though I chose those eight I'm not really happy saying this, as there are too many things to consider and too many great managers, too many great achievements, too many countries and too much time to include to get a true understanding of who is the best or GOAT. For example Helenio Herrera, Brian Clough, Marcelo Bielsa and Ernst Happel could all be considered for various reasons. There are endless possibilities from various scenarios for the many contexts that exist within football to genuinely know for sure who is the best football manager when you take all of these variables into account. If Alex Ferguson went to Chelsea instead of Mourinho and was told he could purchase any player he wanted as the funds are endless he might have tried to create something he had never done before and have a team that attacks continuously. If someone said who is the best doctor in the world, ever. How would you even go about choosing such a thing. Also as I mentioned above, there are too many things to consider such as; what contribution does a manager who is viewed as influential actually offer, or does a manager contribute more in the background than is known in public, or is a manager's success largely down to the structure of the football club which includes strategies and techniques inherited from other people, or how much of a manager's success is due to being able to afford the best and most suitable players, or how did a football manager handle both setbacks and opportunities. That's my take on things anyway if I'm being totally honest with myself

Jamie Simms fair play, we are all entitled to our opinion and I don’t disagree with your thoughts.

Every Fergie team. Their lives did depend on it.

@@craigmasson6176 It’s why the players who plays for him always seem to look better than they actually are.

Pique won 2 UCL in 2 years with 2 different club😂

@@kasumi9015 Samuel eto too..barca and Inter milan

@@kasumi9015 Etoo won 2 trebles in 2 yrs

@@adityaparmar6433 yeah

Piqué bocketed Totti in Studio Olympia and scored

Herry Mkilaha Agreed, he was sold before the 2008/09 season

I was about to say this, he was on loan to Zaragoza in the 06/07.

@@oiram89 He won back2back UCL’s basically 😂

Agreed

True

And they did all that without a consistent RB

@@paradoxr.n.o8688 Wes Brown played the majority of games that year at RB.

Different times, different types of players and tactics. Let’s not forget the teams that 99 team played against and out played too. I think both are great and offer something different. The only real difference maker is probably Ronaldo.

Herry Mkilaha can you explain to me our Deportivo la corona a big club because at the moment they are in the second division in Spain

@@erikanders9038 they used to be mesmerising during that period of 2002-04. Too bad they ended up down there

Herry Mkilaha you forgot 16/17 Chelsea

@@zakattack7896 he has done that already if i am not mistaken

They were amazing. This is the year that football overtook cricket and became my first love. It was all thanks to this team

@@thabanentshangase it was the last great team of United sadly..ronaldo and tevez departure completely destroyed that team 😥

@@nithinphilip1453 i know..but United never been the same after ron tevez departure..

@@nithinphilip1453 tevez was city's first major signing under sheikh mansoor..gradually city started to dominate the EPL..tevez signing was a big turning point..

They were once feared by every clubs.

Can you please say what match is it

Yes tell us the match

...and of course VfL Bochum under Peter Neururer.

Thanks for mentioning Rijkaard Barca! People only remember Pep's

@@orenigarevignet-ingueza It's because barca were Trophy less 2 season in a row under rijkaard...

@@taskinkhan5197 I understand but it shouldn't be the case because the fact remains that they managed a double in 2006 ! That Arsenal team was the last time Arsenal was at its peak ! Gunners were a good side.

@@orenigarevignet-ingueza after winning double in 2005-6 baca didn’t win a single trophy in 2006-7 and 2007-8 season..that's why rijkaard is underrated..pep took charge and won them treble instantly.that's why Pep gets so much praise...

And he did it with a relatively crappy team with just RVP, Rooney and De Gea. Ferdinand and Vidic weren't in their prime. Compared to the other title challenging teams in the league that season, it was definately below par. Yet, he did it.

@Nolan O'Gara IKR, all his best players were past their prime, it was just rooney and de gea. And back then valencia and ashley young were also good, but were no match to the rest of europe. He still managed to reach the final.

@Nolan O'Gara you mean overachievement. Moyes' time show just great fergie was. to be frank, if Moyes gotten in Fabregas, Kroos in, and kept Ferie's coaching staff, he would have started right

@Nolan O'Gara yeah. He is good for Everton but man utd too big a step up. Mourinho would hv been better joining in 2013 than in 2016.

If you think 2013 United is average than you clearly didn't watch the 2nd leg against real Madrid

That Chelsea side under mourinho? One of the most underrated squads in bpl history, on form drogba kalou anelka lampard was terrifying for any back 4 to handle and I’m a through and through united fan.. ps we was still better;)

​@@Kaspahhhnah. The one of Avram Grant and Guus Hidding was probably better. For sure better in Europe

Chelsea was a better team all around properly. United just had Ronaldo to depend on. Chelseas GK, defense and midfield was probably better

I dont think so, not unless Ferguson adopted today's high intensity pressing game. I think a clue is how Pep dismantled this very 06-08 United side with his Barca side, playing tika-taka. Unless Ferguson adapted his tactics and adopted the modern style, he would have become outdated, as Mourinho and Wenger became.

@@laislabonita kills me to say but I actually agree, he left on top as he should off, the goat

Better gameplay with some direct football back then while nowadays we play some possession based football in this modern football which we couldn't adapt that kind style of play tho 😢😢😢.

but he on loan

@@darksied7628 he was on loan at Zaragoza for the 2006/2007 season. He was back at United in the 2007/2008 season where in the UCL he only managed to start twice (they had Vidic and Rio, so yeah). He scored in both of those Champions League group stage games for United against Dynamo Kiev and AS Roma.

@@simokojamesphiri7924 he on loan in January i guess

Bus parking single philosophy used by inter

Jupp heynckes treble

Manchester United Sir Alex Ferguson!!!!!!!!

Plz do The Greatest Barca side of all time. Take the ball, Pass the ball doesn't do them enough justice. 09/10

Antonio Conte’s Chelsea please.

I can never forget the night United battered Arsenal in the Emirates on the 2nd leg of 2009 UCL Semifinal. Cristiano Ronaldo made me fall in love with football, even I started to mimicking his style when I was young, before Guardiola's Barcelona arrived. One thing for certain, this is one of the proper modern football teams which I like the most before Guardiola's 2008-2012 Barcelona, Pochettino's 2015-2018 Tottenham, Bielsa's Bilbao, Klopp's Dortmund and Liverpool (I just don't like the way they deal with Simeone's Atletico Madrid in 2020), Italy in EURO 2012, 2008-2013 Spain, Conte's 2016-2017 Chelsea, Simeone's Cholismo Atletico Madrid and Mourinho's 2009-2010 Internazionale. This wass also the team which introduced me on how to play modern football. Unfortunately it took me about 5 years to recognize similarities of Busquets' and Carrick's role within the team which reintroduce me the Makelele role in the form of N'Golo Kante. Tifo Football even said Mourinho's 2004-2007 Chelsea was one of the reasons why SAF able to create this wonderful Manchester United team with Carlos Queiroz on his side. This 2006-2009 Manchester United could had gone for the Treble but yeah, FA Cup and The League Cup still had their magic. By the way, I wonder if you can make videos about tactical evolutions and revolutions of national teams, especially teams in the East Asia since you mentioned Park Ji Sung in this video, one of South Korea's 1st Golden Generation players (sorta).

they almost won all trophies possible that season.. including Copa del rey ,Supercopa..

Because everyone prefers dortmund 😂

Nahh, Keane was gone by 2005

I thought Park was more of a Kante

Defo scholes and Carrick at the base and Gerrard doing damage further up the pitch

Man united were just better ultimately but arsenal certainly could have had more points.

This one.