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Could you explain how Pirlo had that many successful panenka penalties..

can you make for del piero ? :)

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Haheheh ,,, yessss

Well, he scored either way, but hardly ever with going for much power. Passing or placing the ball is a good term. Still, the ball got a lot of speed. Many players could learn from him.

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So glad some people watch videos until the end :')

@Jethro Torczon The most memorable 'Panenka' except from the original. Even better from the camera behind the goal. That look!

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I remember watching that penalty shootout before a futsal match on the arena tv. I lost my shit when he chipped it, 1000% class, l'architetto and the Maestro, the one the only Pirlo.

Baggio I think it's behind just Maradona and Pele as the best player ever. He single handily took Italy to Final in 94

Felipe Castilho insane touch

Even Messi and CR7 can't do that, what a f legend

@@elijah420stuffs2 Pirlo won it

Zidane better than both IMO

Rangers 1872 they all said Paul scholes is the best.

Rangers 1872 LOL Zidane is nowhere near Xavi or Pirlo. Even riquelme was a better playmaker than Zidane.

Leo Messi are we talking about playmaker or cm here? As Pirlo was a lazy player and xavi couldn’t put a tackle in, zidane was a perfect cm

Leo Messi oh I get it your a Barca fan boy

Park Ji SUNG

Flandy Buntoro Man mark the guy with a player with incredible stamina.

@@mariobarcelon3247 flandy buntoro said it already

@@mariobarcelon3247 man mark him means asking some one to marking a player so far up front since pirlo always wander around so deep in the densive zone. If you ask some defensive player to mark him (e.a a ball winning midfielder or box to box midfielder like park ji sung), that means you are making your defensive area vurnerable. playing so deep makes pirlo have so much area to wander around. Marking him will make someone to wander around to cover a wide area. It's so much diferent to man mark a player inside your own half field area like marking attacking playmaker or trequartista since it'd be a narrower space because you have more man in that area. In Milan, the team has seedorf and also Kaka, some time with rui costa. If you ask the likes of Park Ji Sung to spent his time to closing down pirlo so far up front to cover that wide area, you let seedorf and kaka wrecking havoc in your defensive area. Yes, park ji sung has so much stamina, but that stamina would be wasted spent to covering some one up while leaving a big hole at the defense. If you insist to use this kind of approach by adding more defensive type of midfielder, your team would be lackin in playmaker type for midfielder. In a way, you ask your team to give up the game and be defensive. Another way to man mark Pirlo without leaving a hole in your midfield is to ask one of your offensive player to closing him down (another defensive team approach). Asking one of your offensive player to man mark the enemy will cost him to be uneffective when his team need him for attacking purpose since most stamina and his focus spent to mark Pirlo. Don't forget that it's so rare to see an offensive player can be effective to mark the like of Pirlo. Even if Pirlo play so deep in defensive area, he is naturally offensive player with great technique and vision. Asking Park Ji sung to man mark Pirlo so far at the front line would make MU play like a defensive team by placing more ball winning midfielder in the team since you will need more ball winning type to handle seedorf and kaka in the deep area. And all pirlo need to cast the man mark out is just one feint or one touch pass. Most of the time, he only need 1 s time to deliver a pass. If you try to play roughly, he knows how to bait a foul with his weak body. Well, actually, there was time Pirlo loss the ball by rough play, he try to dive but no foul, and then Gattuso tackle the one who steal the ball. Gattuse get the foul, but that's all. They never afraid to lose the ball, they are not possesion hunger team who always afraid losing the ball. They always welcome a game with so many turn over since thay like to play counter. Every time they see a chance they deliver risky pass, an ambisus pass with low ratio to be connected. They bever afraid to lose the ball. Actually, an agressive team with high defensive line will make counter attacking to be more dangerous. It easier to break high pressure team with counter rather than a team with less pressure. If enemy giving more pressure too far at the front line, it will make a counter attack to be more effective. They're not going to keep the possession. They just deliberately send killer pass. Since they often play counter game, the team always ready to cover the defensive area. Juve uses 5-3-2 formation, Milan uses 4-1-2-1-2 diamond or 4-2-3-1 with two defenvie midfielder. Both of those formation being used with counter approach. A slight defensive who always aim for quick turn over. They always ready to a quick turn over since most of his midfielder are play with counter mindset including their offensive playmaker like seedorf or Pogba for Juve. Look at MU vs Milan champion league. 3-2 at old trafford and 3-0 at San Siro. Who was the player who control that game. It was Kaka and Seedorf. And you want to use park ji sung to man mark Pirlo who play so deep in his safe zone area?! If Sir Alex really did that, it'd be worst than that. Any defender can deliver a long pass to seedorf and Kaka. They never hesistate to send long pass with low ratio. They are not possession hunger team like nowadays football.

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I kinda agree with you, the way he played for Juventus was just insane

Servant Of God the best mastermind for sure...

With totti! If He would've left Rome.he would've won everything!So for love he didn't win nothing!Just all Roman fans!

If only that went in ... Glad you enjoyed the video ;)

Well you could also include a few that went in ;). He scored quite a few knuckleballs from his time at milan

I recall Hart shout the ball boy 'Gimme the fuckung ball!!!!' 😅😅

To round things up,he can do a video on Totti,DelPiero and R.Baggio. that would be fucking awsome. Just call it secrets of num 10

@@adnan4688 the secret was maradona in Napoli

Thanks for your interesting comment mate, take care :)

zidane did dictate the pace of the game so many times for france lol

thanks a lot

Thank you so much, really appreciate the support!

I know, but old quality footage is way more difficult to find, compared to Juventus era

Thank you man, 35k subs is enormous already, could not asked for more

Yes plese!!

Thanks a lot I hope you'll have a great time watching those analysis

And that's why i liked your on comment.

Thank you so much :)

You're welcome man, thank you very much

yeah I want juninho's free kicks too

Thanks a lot for the comment

Thanks! :D

You should check my PSG fullbacks video, it is quite specific, but it is a start!

You're welcome, thanks for watching and commenting

Yeah, there are two things actually Either you can stop Pirlo, or you can stop him from being influential for his team From all the games I've watched, it is more efficient to block the whole team even if Pirlo is free than just focusing on one player (= one player committed to one task instead of doing various things as you said) Manmarked Pirlo might touch the ball less times, but under pressure of various players he is just unguardable, he would alway play one touch or have that little bod feint, etc

I love this discussion. Pirlo is maybe the only midfielder that OPPOSITION teams would have to focus their game around. He's such an intelligent and adaptable player that no matter how you played him he'd find a way. I remember at Euro 2012 even the English pundits were centering their pregame analysis on how to limit Pirlo. I don't recall this happening for Scholes, Xavi, Alonso, Gerrard, Kroos, etc... In my years of watching football I have never seen a deep lying midfielder be the protagonist of a team. Cheers!

Dans le profil oui bien sûr, après Pirlo était un cran au dessus

Piotr je savais qu’en parlant de Léo el Mago tu répondrais 😌. Merci encore pour cette vidéo et on attend le prochain podcast culture psg.

Around 2012/2013 Verratti really had the Pirlo touch in his range with a lot of long passing He plays more like Xavi nowadays

Yeah I agree, also his touches with the ball are different, I think he is more right footed but while Pirlo was truly two footed. Additionally, you can also notice that Verratti dribbles the ball with his toes alot while Pirlo liked to do less touches and dribble with the inside of his foot

You might find the answer by checking the Juventus vs Dortmund knockouts in 2015

Park ji sung did it best against pirlo

because there's no Pirlo... lol

naycruzz yes i agree. Because italy against sweden missed the creativity and a playmaker. Pirlo would be the perfect person to play that role

Italy missed a good coach above all. Players currently are not as individually good as they were, say, in 2006 (WC winners), but still on the same level of 2016, when under Antonio Conte's guide during the French European Cup were able to beat Belgium, Spain, and give a very hard time to Germany, losing only after an unbelievable number of missed free-kicks ...

Italy's team was good enough to win the world cup, a coach is what destroyed them...

because he also played the opponent! Semplice!