Centurions, invincibles, continental double....😭What a team though....glad we got the league done in 19/20. Awesome video.

liverpool 21/22 was an even greater what if, that would've been the greatest season anyone's ever had if not because of just 2 matches where we lost

Stones clearance was one of the most if not the most important clearance in pl history

As a Liverpool fan it's just heart breaking. Coming twice to win trophies and just by 1 point twice. It's painful.

The Kompany goal vs leicester hit like dagger to the heart in 18/19. I dont think there is a team who had alot of what if moments like liverpool. As recent as villa vs city in 2022.

Sticking with the Liverpool and what if themes, I feel like the Rodri handball in 2022 is worthy of a mention. If that’s given and Everton score the pen and all other results stay the same as they were, we win the league. Similarly, the Sterling offside goal for Liverpool against city in the 13/14 season, clearly onside and if he scores and the game ended 2-2 instead and all other results stayed the same, then we won the league that season too.

I remember that final day when Glenn Murray scored to put Brighton 1-0 up, gave me hope for a few minutes

The biggest 'what if' I've ever witnessed is from the 18-19 season as well. Newly relegated Deportivo La Coruña (my beloved team, LaLiga winner and UCL semifinalist not so long ago) had the chance to be promoted a year after, playing the playoff final against Mallorca. In Spain, promotion playoffs are two-legged. On the first leg, in our delightful Riazor Stadium, we won 2-0, playing a brilliant football and being very close to returning to the first division. Unfortunately, the second leg was a dissaster. Our manager planned a ultra defensive style that was not effective. We lost the match and the whole promotion run, we lost 3-0. However, in the last minute, our defender Pablo Marí (later a Flamengo and Arsenal player) had the perfect chance to score the 3-1 and win the promotion due to the double values of away goals. Well, he missed the perfect header with the whole goal empty. The match ended then and we lost that opportunity. The following year, we got relegated to the third tier, where we are set to start our fourth season in a row. Many disgraces have happened since; maybe scoring that missed goal could have changed it all. Since then, Mallorca has been brilliant in the first division, has sold players to PSG and this season looks like it's going to compite for entering in Europe. I encourage you to look at Deportivo's situation, it could be a massive video. Greetings from Spain!

This pains me to see this as a LFC fan. Amazing video, mate ❤

Honestly in my time watching football and as a Barca fan I have to go with that 18/19 game at anfield. I’ve seen 2012 messi, I’ve seen 2009 messi, I’ve seen 2015 messi, 2019 messi I think was the greatest individual season of all time. Carried the whole team to a la liga, copa del Rey, a super cup, and semi final of champions league where unfortunately Barca chocked 3 goal aggregate. But just that season was a Messi revenge tour after the 2018 World Cup. Still think about that Wednesday night man.

My favorite What ifs are the Monaco and Ajax UCL runs in 2017 and 2019 respectively. The chance for the latter to be in final instead of Juve and Spurs who were both outclassed.

The width of your pinky finger nail stopped Liverpool from having the greatest season in English football history. Still unbelievable to this day. Great video Vizeh mate

In the 21/22 season, Fabinho had an open goal in the match vs City at Anfield towards the end of the game and it got cleared off the line. Obviously you have the missed handball against Rodri but I think that moment sticks out more to me

What if Nathan Dyer hadn't put his body on the line to score that winner for Leicester against Aston Villa in the 2015/16 season? Looking back, that was such a big goal. It was still only September, there was no talk of a title challenge yet. The objective for the Foxes was still avoiding relegation at that stage. Leicester had been 2-0 down to a Villa side that were, by a distance, the worst team in the league that year. But they completed a great comeback, rounded off by Nathan Dyer throwing himself to get his head to the ball to score an 89th minute winner. Without that, Leicester would have dropped points in 4 of their first 7 games, and the mentality and expectations for the season would have undoubtedly been different. Dyer got absolutely clattered by Brad Guzan, and needed treatment for the hit he took to the head. But he put the ball in the net, and the rest is history. Whilst Leicester won the league by some distance in the end that year, I believe that comeback against Aston Villa was when it first started to feel like there was something special happening with that team.

I could see this becoming a series. My what if is also with LFC. The Gerrard slip. What if Liverpool won the league? Rogers would probably stay as manager. Klopp would probably end up somewhere else. Would they win the UCL?

I am not a Pool fan, but I really would love them to win the title in those 2 seasons (2018/19 and 2021/22) because IMO their performances truly deserved it, but City was just too good. Had they played in another league, they would have totally dominated it 😢

That's why Football is Phenomenal game! 11mm could be a difference maker!

i love these types of videos, god bless you bro!

That season overall was one of the best in the premier league history I feel

"What if Todd Boehly never came to Chelsea?" would definitely be an interesting exploration. It could have gone better or EVEN WORSE.

Liverpool fan here, the intro saddens me immensely

That year, Barcelona was a bigger what if, in my opinion. If not for the freak losses vs. Liverpool and Levante, they would've won an invincible treble.

What if the Augero goal never happened

That season was wild szn with highs and lows like getting knocked out on away goals by Tottenham but then vinnie screamer stones clearance and the incredible league run to win it made that szn special to me

My only issue with the assessment of that Liverpool squad was the dismissal of Gini Wijnauldum as a role player that was rotated constantly. He was the V12 engine of their midfield, a true box 2 box CM that was crucial to how Klopp wanted to play. They thought players like Naby/Thiago/Arthur could fill the void after he left, but his level of play for the entirety of his time at Liverpool was simply world class and not easily replicated. I’m an Arsenal supporter so this is only from my neutral vantage point and the amount I respected him while on Merseyside.

R9 never getting injured is the greatest player 'what if' and forever will be. Man would've been above Pele, Maradona, Messi and CR7, all of them if he just didn't get injured.

I don't know if it is my biggest what if, but the first thing that comes to mind is Neymar's transfer to PSG. What if he stayed at Barcelona and became a legend there? What if he went to a team that would both play him and win? Would he be in the GOAT conversation with CR7, Maradona, Pelé, Messi, R9? Did he have that potential?

As far as I can remember Oxlade-Chamberlain barely played that season as he was injured for most of it. He could have made a difference against Man City that night. Even though he didn’t play at all in the UCL that season he still deserved his winners medal based on his previous season’s performances. He’ll always be a club hero and his influence will be missed

Another Vizeh video, another great day.

1 pen was the difference between a 14 goal conceded invincible and 26 clean sheets

Hi Vizeh as an American I really love Association Football/Soccer especially collecting football shirts/soccer jerseys to where I love collecting football shirts of smaller clubs and brands as much as possible that’s my way of supporting smaller brands and clubs for example I own the 22/23 Everton away shirt also own 21/22 West Ham United away shirt as well low key if it wasn’t for football KZfaqrs like Vizeh and other more likely than not that wouldn’t happen thanks Vizeh thanks for a good chunk of my love of football at almost all aspects

I know that my comment isnt going to be like the topic of the video and that im going to be that annoying Messi fan, but this showed why Messi deserved Ballon dor that year, just because of the fact that he almost knocked out Liverpool

What if escobar never scored that own goal

Adriano is the greatest what if in football history

I have two greatest what if, two are about Romanian football, first is Romania back in the 1994 World Cup and how they were one penalty away from the semi-final with Brazil. If Dan Petrescu scored Romania could have beaten Sweden and played a semi-final with Brazil, then there's a more recent one in 2003, Romania under Mutu's new generation had to win against Denmark to qualify for Euro 2004, but that was not the case as famous Swiss official Urs Meier refused to end the game and Denmark equalised. Nonetheless brilliant video!

My favourite is What If Agüero had missed

One of The biggest “What If” , is from Brazilian Football In Brasileirão 2014, Last round The table was like this: Criciuma and Botafogo were already going Down Bahia was fightingto get out of the zone, by winning their last match against Coritiba (and the other teams losing or drawing) and Palmeiras and Vitoria were fighting too the Table was like this: Palmeiras had 39 Points Vitoria 38 Bahia had 37 Last match would be Vitoria X Santos Palmeiras X Athletico Paranaense Bahia X Coritiba All the games were very difficult, but Bahia lost 3-2 to Coritiba So It only had Palmeiras and Vitoria, one of them would survive Palmeiras were tied 1-1 And in the last minute of the game Thiago Ribeiro, Player from Santos scored, relegating Vitoria and saving Palmeiras (Santos Rivals) After surviving relegation, Palmeiras got a new sponsorship with Crefisa, and started investing heavily in the team. In 2015 They won the Copa do Brasil against Santos in the final In the next year (2016) they were champions of the Brasileirão, with Santos in 2nd. Palmeiras started getting stronger and stronger with every season. And managed to Win the Libertadores Final, against Santos AGAIN in 2020 If Santos lost the game to Vitoria, maybe Palmeiras wouldn’t be what they’re today. And in this years Brasileirão, Santos in fighting against relegation, while Palmeiras is getting to Libertadores again… (I’m a Santos fan and this really makes me think sometimes)

What if Barcelona paid attention when that corner was taken quickly…

liverpool 2017-2020 era was crazy and to enjoy but it's crazy how they'll get overshadowed by man city domances

we've just never really been the same since then, we should have invested when we won all these trophies, but we didn't and now were unfortunately playing the price

Another Liverpool what if is that if covid hadn’t happened in the 19/20 season their pre covid form could’ve continued and I think they would’ve smashed the pl point record

What if Barcelona didn't absolutely shoot themselves in the dick in the second leg of the UCL semi final in 2018/19 against Liverpool? Messi would have gone on to win his fifth Champions League, and his third treble. Incredible stuff.

What if Brian clough had gotten the England job

Can you next make a video about Reading's 06/07 season, when last season, they were the first team to ever reach over 100 points and surprised all. Love the content.

As a liverpool fan, those 11 milimetres haunt me to this day. Every time i watch football, without a doubt I will think about that clearance and what it did. but I want to add something. earlier on that season, liverpool faced arsenal at the emirates and drew 1-1. however, sadio mane had a goal ruled as offside near the beginning of the match, and it was CLEARLY onside. here are the highlights: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hMd7dKyDmLi-pXk.html the goal is at 0:10 if that had been correctly given as offside, we wouldnt have been centurions or invincibles no, but anfield would've been able to celebrate the premier league title. something that even when we did win the premier league the next season, didn't happen. so when the club is in trouble, a 5th place finish and questionable transfer window behaviour, it brings me back to what could've and should've been.

Liverpool 21/22 Best ever team Quadruple But 18/19 Centurions and invincibles if wasn't ever for John stones clearance

Leverkusen triple 2nd place...they only won a uefa cup and dfb pokal. winning a treble and 2 of those titles for the first time ever would have been insane. the team back then was amazing as well. Ramelow, Ballack, Placente, Lucio, Berbatov, Ze Roberto, Schneider and Kirsten(still 7th highest scoring striker in Bundesliga history) and many more.

My what if moment would be last season Celtics first UCL gams in 5 years against real madrid and we played them off the park for the whole first half and in the 20th minute giakomakius lays it off and Callum Mcgregor smashes it first time from the edge of the box and it rattles the top of the post and goes out that, goal to put us 1-0 up and with a electric Celtic Park our whole UCL campaign could have turned out so much better but along with that and just not being able to take our chances in the UCL last season it cost us and we finished 4th

What if Spurs won the 2018/19 UCL,2015/16 and 2016/17 PL and England won the 2018 FIFA WORLD CUP:Maybe Kane could have won the Ballon D'or

13/14 ❌ 18/19❌ 19/20 🏆 21/22❌ 3 titles all lost to city😭😭

Can you make a video about 2011 Barca side or Real Madrids crazy run in 2022 UCL? Thanks love the content

I'm a Liverpool fan, so I'm biased. But our Champions League campaign was one of the greatest sports performances I've ever seen. Our Premier League run as well, but it's truly bitter we didn't win it then!

This PL was crazy

Happened again in 21/22 at least we blitzed them in 19/20

My biggest what if is Bolton wanderers got into the champions league and gave Sam allardyce backing and he kept improving Bolton until they won the champions league

I heard once a "what if" about the promotion play-off match between Aston Villa and Derby County. Which Derby lost. They argued that if Aston Villa had lost, both clubs' paths might be the opposite from what they are now so Aston Villa would be in League One and Derby in the Premier League.

W video ❤

A big "What If" we may need to grapple with *very* soon (and it relates directly to this Liverpool team and season) is, essentially... "What If" Manchester City doesn't cheat! And for now, I'd ask we just focus on what is *clear and obvious* would've happened! So ruling out cup competitions, because I'm not even going to *try* to predict who would've won in, say, a hypothetical Finals matchup between the team a cheating Man City defeats in the semis and the team a cheating Man City defeated in the final (and you'd have to do that for *every* round and rework the entire tournament bracket to predict something like that). I'm also not going to predict who wins if the 2nd/3rd/4th placed teams are very close in a season Man City won (for example, in Man City's centurion season, 2nd placed Man United and 3rd placed Tottenham are only 4 points apart and only 2 goals apart in goal difference - and if you remove their games against Man City, they're only *one* point apart and Tottenham as the GD lead. That's close enough across 36 matches that no one can definitively say what two more matches against a random hypothetical non-cheating opponent would land in terms of the final title race). But there *are* certain things we *can* predict with almost absolute certainty! For example, we can say with almost absolute certainty that Man United wins in 2011-2012 if the cheaters weren't there - given that Man United's 89 points (tied with Man City, only losing on GD) was 19 points ahead of the next closest team, Arsenal (with 70 points). And yes, we can *also* almost certainly say Liverpool wins *this* 2018-2019 season's title, given they were 25 points ahead of the next closest team, Chelsea (with 72 points). But in keeping with the theme of the video, the *known* affects would go *far* beyond that. As stated in the video, Man City handed Liverpool its *only* loss that season! If Man City doesn't cheat, Liverpool almost *certainly* goes undefeated (and in a season they won the PL title *and* the Champions League)! *That* much *is* known! But I would add *one more* "known" effect. And simply put, I'd say, Liverpool almost *certainly* gets to that 100-point mark if Man City is replaced with *any* hypothetical non-cheating team. And I can sum up why with *this* crazy stat: Liverpool got a *minimum* of *4 points* out of 6 possible from *every* home-and-away PL matchup *except* Man City! Liverpool only got *one* point from *both* matches against Man City (because they drew at home and lost on the road)! Remove the Man City fixtures, and Liverpool got *96* points in their other *36* matches! To reach 100 points in the full 38 games, they'd need only *4* points in the home-and-away fixture against that hypothetical last non-cheating team, and Liverpool had *achieved* that against *every other* team that season! Outside of Man City, Liverpool won *18* of their 19 home fixtures - with *Leicester* being the *only* other team to take points off Liverpool at home (and Liverpool defeated Leicester in the away fixture). All of Liverpool's other draws came *on the road* (and they won their home fixtures against those same teams - again, for a *minimum* of 4 points out of a possible 6 against *every* other team that season). Simply put, Liverpool almost *certainly* gets *a minimum* of 4 points (out of 6 possible) in the overall home-and-away fixtures against a random hypothetical non-cheating team that year (instead of the only 1 they got across both matches against Man City), adding *three more* points to their total *at least,* getting them *to* that 100-point centurion mark to go with their undefeated season, PL title, and Champions League title! Oh, and add to that that if Man City doesn't cheat, they *also* don't reach that centurion mark the year prior, making Liverpool the *only* team in history who would have achieved that (let alone in a season where they were *also* undefeated *and* won the Champions League)! Simply put, I believe that the evidence is there that *this* was the greatest English team of all time! It took *literal cheating* to prevent them from going undefeated, reaching 100 points, and winning a PL title *all* in the same year they won the Champions League!

What if Kane scored both pens in World Cup ?

mine as a villa fan is what if in the villa v sheff utd game a few seasons bck gds was working

Liam could you do an investigative video on why LFC have lost not one but two excellent Sports Directors (Michael Edwards and then Julian Ward)? I don't understand it - why did they miss out on the Caicedo transfer?

Hey Vizeh! Just curious if you ever plan on making a video on your feelings/ insights regarding JJ Watt and his wife buying into Burnley and what you think about it. I just watched an interview on them and they seem to be in it for real. Just curious

Mad that just the season later (a summer window of £7m spent that including Adrian who lost us the cl himself) they went on to have the best pl season ever of covid didn’t happen. Easily would have over 105 points

An interesting what if for me was in the 19/20 season with the first game back after lockdown. Villa played Sheffield United and and their goal was disallowed due to a Hawkeye error, but if that had gone in, Sheffield United would have finished above Arsenal that season, and Villa would have been relegated

Liverpool Would of Had 3 Premier league titles (13/14, 18/19, 21/22) but in each season city always got lucky but I doubt Liverpool will win again because the players are getting old and aren't as energetic as they were before. Perhaps a what if is if they won in 2014 Suarez would have stayed at LFC and another is What if Fernando Torres waited one more year? The list of what ifs just goes on and on for liverpool

Awesome

What if Roberto Baggio never miss his penalty vs Brazil?

What if Kolo Toure didn’t pass the ball to Odemwingie back in 13/14? Liverpool would’ve won the game The Gerrard slip wouldn’t have been important Liverpool would’ve rightfully so won that title.

As a Chelsea supporter, you know what my answer is going to be. John Terry’s pen in 08. But I’m surprised nothing mentioned Kolo Muani just a few months ago in the WC final.

being a liverpool fan is not easy

2021/22 they were 2 games away froom the quadruple

The saddest part about that Liverpool 18/19 team is that it gets compared to the arsenal 22/23 team

18/19. Liverpool were on the verge of greatness and City were losing their edge until the game at the Etihad. The game that ultimately changed the course of the season. Had John Stones not cleared off the line, Liverpool no question wins the Premier League title. At least they got what they wanted the following season.

My biggest what if is if Gallas goal had been rightly disallowed against the Republic of Ireland after Henry's handball.

Johnny, Johnmy Stones! 🔊

There were a few "What Ifs" that season. CITY away at Anfield 0-0 Mahrez missing a last minute penalty. 1/4 Final of UCL Spurs' handball goal at The Etihad also in the same match Sterlings VAR disallowed last minute "Goal"

My "what if" is the Arsenal Red card against Barca in the CL. Completely undeserved and most likely lost is the game

Mine is what if Schalke won the Bundesliga in 2001. How would history for this historic club play out? Would they still be very much on top 20 years later?

I'd say a good shout for What If's is Adriano. He derailed his career (not his fault really, he had personal struggles with external factors, you have to feel for the guy) but he was a B.E.A.S.T when he was firing for Inter, definitely could've won at least a UEFA POTY and a couple of UCLs under the right conditions.

Mine would be, what if Freddy Adu had progressed the way he should've because if he had maybe that would change the perception of how American footballers are perceived today. Another would be what if the Balon d'Or was actually fair and decided down to individual ability and consistency throughout the footballing season for respective positions...would that put unpopular names in GOAT debates today?

The worst part is that we didn’t even need the 11mil and win the game to do all the stuff you said in the video. If we had drawn we would of done it all as wel

please do make the 2018/19 champions league video, one of the best champions league seasons ever

Arsenal last year and ten years ago. Also England Euros 2020 (2021)

My “what if” is what if players like R9 and Gio dos Santos lived up to their potential. What would’ve changed?

Can you do a video on the Monaco team of 16/17 and the Ajax team of 18/19?

As a City fan myself, one of my biggest "What If"-s is definitely our 18/19 season. In that season, we ended up winning the Community Shield, Carabao Cup, FA Cup and Premier League too. The reason I'm calling it a "what if" season is because WHAT IF in that Manchester City vs Spurs Champions League 2nd leg match, Sterling's goal wasn't OFFSIDE and that Llorente HANDBALL goal was called HANDBALL instead of being counted, IMO that goal is the sole reason why UEFA changed the HANDBALL rule right afterwards. Im not trying to sound biased here or anything, but I believe had we made a comeback that night, we would go all the way and win the competition. Had that happened, City would've won the Domestic & European treble and could potentially sum it up with 7 TROPHIES, because they would also participate in the UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup too.

What if Alex Ferguson left man united back in 2004, which he was supposed to if united had won the league, but they finished 3rd and Ferguson decided to stay to rebuild the team, if he hadn’t stayed, we wouldn’t have won the champions league in my opinion, we might have had less premier league than under sir Alex( probably like 3 more league titles and 10 overall) and a perhaps major one, Cristiano Ronaldo may have not grown into one of the greatest players in the history of football and may have not moved to Real Madrid. And United might have gotten a few different managers after fergie had he left in 2004

What if Chelsea beat Barca in 2009? Would’ve Chelsea got their revenge against United or just lose back to back UCL finals? That Chelsea team deserved that final after winning the fa cup and having a prem season in disarray but still making a deep UCL run.

The biggest what if is if the world cup back then used the current system

maybe its because i was a child and probably still hold great bias for my club, but deep down inside i feel like Arsenal would have won the UCL final had Lehmann not been sent off in Paris '06.

My biggest 'What if' is simple. If R9 never got injured

We're so unlucky man 😭

Robben WC 2010 vs spain (casillas) Robben WC 2014 vs argentina (mascherano) Narsingh penalty atletico vs psv last 16 UCL 2016 Are my personal biggest what ifs

As a Spurs fan my biggest what if is what if we beat Liverpool in the UCL final

If Roy Keane never left Ireland in 2002 World cup

My what if would be what if arsenal had signed ronaldo or really any of the arsenal transfers that wenger suffered from like selling RVP Or nasri

Blackpool in the 2010-2011 season nearly stayed up even though they had a League 1 quality squad.

one I like to think about what if Leicester's miracle tail never happened if we go by the league table, Arsenal would've won the league.......on the final day.....against their biggest rivals what would this have meant for Wegner? what would this have meant for the whole NL Rivalry? there's so many things that I think would've been insane if that miracle didn't happen (tho the miracle is better don't get me wrong here)

#whatif netherlands won the WC in 2010. As a dutchman it still hurts

That goal by Sane was amazing