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He also mispronounced Spezia (and Lecce in other videos).

Irish Guy is awful at foreign pronunciations, so no surprise. Tbh most English native speakers are

Wouldn't be the first time

Exactly what I thought 😂. Irish Guy saw Zealand play FM and he was like: "Hmmm seems what a football hipster does"

Thought the same thing. Haha.

which timestamp? i used to see irish guy using a zealand picture whenever something about football hipster is mentioned or something

They’d make a great duo

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He’s average and not going to anything but a rotation player, B is fair

@@Juicerock12for a 15 million buy, he well surpassed any expectations and has been one of the better players this season

@@Juicerock12 he is not a flashy signing that's for sure, but for what Liverpool paid and how well he performed last season he really deserves an A. Maybe he is not going to be the long term CDM starter but last season he really made that role of his own. Multiple MOM says a lot.

@@Juicerock12he’s played 40 games and solved their dm crisis, do you watch football from your ass?

He has little footy knowledge

Sounds like a brand of Hawaii Pizza to me

Though spezia were Swiss pasta or something 😅

La Spezia played 3 seasons in one of the biggest leagues in the world. Zilina have reached the group stages of the Champions league once, where they got battered 7-0, 4-1, & 3-0 by Chelsea, Marseille and Spartak Moscow, and lost every single game. Zilina aren’t a very well known club internationally, not many people care about Slovak football, especially considering they aren’t even the best team in Slovakia. Spezia are definitely more well known than Zilina, especially in modern times. Zilina also have not played in the UCL more than Newcastle. Zilina 29 Games, Newcastle 30 Games. Mind you Newcastle did that in a much harder league also.

@@isaacjones5687 Zilina 7 seasons in CL, Newcastle 4. 7>4 ergo they've played more times. "Newcastle did that in a much harder league" being fourth loser in PL is enough to get to CL, not that impressive and I say it as fan of team that did it many times.

@@maxmach4361 So what? If you want to go by that logic TNS and FC Vaduz are some of the biggest clubs in the world. Anyone can qualify for the Champions league, not everyone can qualify for the group stages. If you don’t get to the Group Stage, then your campaign is completely irrelevant, nobody celebrates making it to Round 2 of the UCL qualifiers. Newcastle have played 30 UCL games, Žilina have played 29. Newcastle have qualified for the group stage more than once, Žilina have only done it once. And believe it or not, winning the Slovakian league is a lot easier than qualifying for champions league in the premier league. The best team in slovakia probably wouldn’t survive the championship let alone the premier league. If newcastle played in slovakia they’d win it every season without struggle. Its a lot easier for smaller teams in smaller leagues, to compete in the UCL, than it is for smaller teams in big leagues to do so.

@@isaacjones5687 Classic argument "if that team played in this league it would dominate" and as always it makes no sense, because those teams in lesser leagues still compete against teams of similar level just like in major ones. And another thing kid, by playing in Premier League teams get more money than those in other leagues. That already gives them a massive advantage and yet with all that advantage, Newcastle still was irrelevant and needed an Arabian sugar daddy. Ask yourself, what that Zilina or Spezia would have done if they had access to all that money?

​@@maxmach4361ok hipster

his knowledge in geography is even worse than his pronunciation skills, which are even worse than his football takes. All of these are hard to believe, but it's true.

As long as keeps Pauli alive I couldn't care less who wares it for what 😅

Thats the point mate

He’s got the Chelsea executive virus: only cares about signings if they’re hyped to the hills and been chased by monster clubs

If Jose Mourinho or Andoni Iraola made those signings, he would have rave about them as the next big thing 😒

Or eddie howe ​@@hej97

He also cares way way way too much about looks. I mean a guy like him judging ability based on looks. Ironic to the next level.

it's because he doesn't know anything about them, so he assumes that they're not going to be good, lol.

How long before Mourinho becomes hipster

Not only did he predict Slovenia to top group C, but he also predicted Slovenia to top group C with a record 10 goals, 2 more than the current record for a Euro Group Stage

He’s definitely improved significantly since he first got there. He still has potential.

I’d hope he’s better than Van Ginkel, he was worth 100 Million 😂

@@isaacjones568762 million pounds without add ons

​@@oscarmccoy9102The people who say Mudryk has potential and needs time are the same people who call Sancho, Antony shit

​@@isaacjones5687 Dosent make it much better but it was 62M, not 100M.

Nah I think there is way more hype with Rangnick than he should get for the job he did at United. Any United fan who tells you he was good for the club is trying to be “hipster”. In reality he was absolutely woeful.

@@aayushkarnik7166It was United itself, not Rangnick.

@@aayushkarnik7166 my point is he should never have been the coach and it was the club being lazy instead of appointing a new manager. From Rangnick’s point of view it gave him a chance to analyse all the problems in the club including the first team. When he exposed how toxic the dressing room and higher ups in the club were they got rid of him. From a coaching point of view obviously he wasn’t good enough but that was not his actual job, he hadn’t coached in over 10 years before United and it was clear he wouldn’t be up to it yet the Glazers lazily appointed him because he did it before, The Irish Guy treats him as some random manager and not as the man who has influenced a generation of German football.

@@shush6764 He did not “expose” anything. He just said stuff that we already knew about the club. It was Ten Hag’s choice to get rid of him which was extremely evident in his first interview with the club. Nobody saw it as a lazy appointment. At the time everyone lauded the club’s decision to bring in Rangnick, even I did for once think United were acting serious. The reality is that everyone put him on a pedestal as the entire fanbase was claiming “now we will see tactics and style of play”, which was the complete opposite of what actually happened. United were way worse under Rangnick than they were under Ole. And because the fans have massive egos and can never be wrong, the narrative completely shifted from bringing in style of play to “he exposed the club”, to get that false sense of him actually doing something and massage their own egos who were completely wrong about the guy.

@@aayushkarnik7166 do you honestly believe ten Hag had the power to get rid of a director of football? He barely knew the guy and he’s the manager not the owners and why would he not want to work with someone or even speak to someone whose job was to help rebuild the club? It’s obvious the club wanted to get rid of him for challenging them. Rangnick in fairness was naive to think that that crap squad could suddenly play high intensity gegenpressing football but the stories coming out about playing training in the dark was beyond pathetic. The players are the biggest problem (after the Glazers) and that was further highlighted with the amount of embarrassing complaints they made and how they would openly mock Rangnick behind his back.

Right here

Yes I am 😂

Not me

No one

Im watching your mum getting bent over a table

Almost as if he did it on purpose 😱😱

He just reeks of mediocrity! Just like Frenkie De Jong!

That doesn’t take into account potential add ons. It’s probably closer to about €80-85 million, all things considered.

@@isaacjones5687 I literally mentioned the add-ons... they would take it higher but they're performance contingent, in order for him to reach those he'd need to do things that would make that £85m total intrinsically worth it.

Steve Cooper and Graham Potter are both very good managers and are definitely suited for the Brighton job, just because they don’t have exotic foreign names or haven’t managed in some obscure leagues, doesn’t make them bang average. Graham Potter is the reason you are, where you are right now. You are Brighton, not Liverpool. You are a small club. You should be thankful these managers even consider you in the first place. You qualified for europe once and think you’re massive.

@@isaacjones5687 no I don’t think we’re massive. I’d take a risk on an inexperienced manager who could actually be better than championship level. And as for Graham potter, although he is a good manger, he is a snake, he left us for Chelsea and then got sacked. Things would just turn sour if he returned .

@@isaacjones5687 tell me who you think would be a good suit for Brighton?

Because they stole Newcastle’s thunder

Im a villa fan but he doesnt really seem to have anything against villa. You should point to Brighton or Wolves instead

@@brandona1140nha his hate for wolves is valid, he hates gary oneil rather than wolves

@@Duval-In-The-Wall So he’s just crying still. Wow must be the most someone has cried because their club got their thunder stolen. Lol how pathetic

@@RogueAgent17 His takes on Newcastle are strange, like how they deserve CL and Villa don’t

Not the first time he butchering foreign name

Djordje also means George, soooooooooooooo!

Both are ok . It's the same name

How lol

​@@Alex-xn2pj I'm assuming that it's because it's rainbow, and (if it is), then this OP's just an incel to ignore.

just say youre a homophobe blud

He uses Wikipedia for the basis of all his research but doesn’t know that you can change the language on it 🤦‍♂️

It’s because his die hard fans are like 10-12 year olds who have FT accounts on twitter. They know nothing of football except things like “aura”.

i mean it is funny. you can tell that he doesn't know anything about the man because he hasn't once mentioned what he has actually achieved as a manager. It's just typical irish guy, doesn't know the guy, then he must be bad

He literally had zero impact on United. The only impact he had was drop United further away from CL qualification. Saying he was revolutionary is trying to be hipster.

He made United, worse than what they already were under Ole. That being said, i don’t think he’s a bad manager, but to say he was an A at United is laughable

@@isaacjones5687 he didn’t do that, the players threw him under the bus. And so did the club. He is the reason we talk about clearing players out, he was the one that said United needed open heart surgery, 10 to 15 players need to go. He was our interim and was supposed to become director of football when the new manager came in and united messed that up, he recommended we signed some players that are now at top clubs like Julian Alvarez and luis Diaz and united chose to ignore. We’d still be contracting pogba and the likes if he’d not said what he said. And it’s ok if you weren’t paying attention at the time, because if you were you’d remember players faking injuries and refusing to play for him.

Nah Cole Palmer was not hipster

It's 2019/20 handball team shirt apparently

Handball. Damn now that's really really hipster

Thank you! I don’t really want a handball shirt because I don’t really know anything about the sport. At least I can stop looking. Cool shirt though!