seconded

Facts 💯

If it a video to the skills in different matches Music can do great 👍

Those cheering sounds are better than musics in some cases

Amen

but not for Beckham's

Just sounds like serie A right now actually

Now then. Juve take over. 🤣🤣

It's still so

I remember they played Man U in CL and it looked like Man U played Ac Milan legends in a charity game.

Hello CFK

Too much technical excellence

And Alexandre Pato... Bro he’s a fucking beast in that Milan

Don’t forget Ronaldinho

Gattuso?

Like the Galacticos at Real Madrid, they also won bugger all.

@@monkeytennis8861 Well technically, the Galacticos actually won 3 League titles and 1 Champions league title during the original Galactico era of 2000-2007. Their title drought so happened to be from 04-06 but overall they won titles.

agree

Back then Milan's squad was one of the most terrifying one's of all

Yes, that all legend squad. Sad

Kaka's my favourite

Pato was good but not a legend.

But most of them are at the end of their career and not on their peak anymore when they joined milan with loan status. Great? Yes, but in name only.

Today i cannot find any players have such calibre And skills like Beckham in Manchester United squad.

Also A lot of players would make runs to knowing it was coming and at a reliable rate . He is a dream for an attacking player .that right foot was beuatiful .

reminds me of that film Bend it like....oh

He's a sniper playing football

@@FredericFreedom led the assist charts for 3 years in a row or something. If you add on all theses new stats like chances created etc. He would be high in them to . Could also defend and go central midfield. Out of Ferguson era I think he's the underrated player .He was unbelievable before the foot injury . Was still class afterwards but before that injury he was world class .

He was never underrated. He was recognised constantly as one of the best midfielders in the world. When Capello dropped him and refused to play him at Real Madrid, they nearly lost the title before he reinstated him.

Lol he never dribble pass a single soul

@@mikeolam2108 he's still a world class player

@@mikeolam2108 there has been days when he’s done that. Back when at UTD.

@@mikeolam2108 Look at his work rate, he was always available, making runs and intelligent movement. Class from ability to attitude

Watch some early footage

Yeah, that roar gave me chills meen🔥🔥💯

Yeah, that roar gave me chills meen🔥🔥💯

They call it "new normal", fuck em

man u are so right bro big up from Portugal - Lisboa BENFICA supporter we miss the old days mannn

Hello OCL

I agree. P.s I was in a shop before in Egypt, Mansoura. Omar Effendy was the name.

@@rian202003 I was in Egypt too.. in,(Alexandria) and I saw a shop with the same name.. That's why I use it 😉.. Small world ahahah

@@MrOmareffendy haha, no way. It is a small word. Here is a free advert for Omar Effendy, Egypt. The best destination for 1970s style pyjamas.

Modern? There’s no modern or traditional way, bud. Knuckle balls has been used a lot of times in the past in the early days of football when they used bladder as the match ball. The type of free kick technique to use all depends on the flight path you want the ball to go to.

@@jan_07 what are you on about? the knuckle ball technique where the ball has no spin but swerves about in the air is definitely a modern thing. It was never done before like 12 years ago.

Yeah that must be why Ronaldo scores so many freekicks nowadays

Wonderfully put.

@@AdamNicholsMusic you’re definitely a kid who just started playing in the modern days. That thing was popularized in Brazil during the 1950s, it was called folha seca and has been used else where in the world unless you think the world is Europe. I’ve been playing the game for almost 20 years, bud. Juninho Pernambucano does that a lot and last time I checked he was doing it more than 12 years ago. I was a varsity player and we had people doing imperfect knuckle balls for fun before Ronaldo even became a star. So sit down and stop grabbing facts from your ass.

That’s because you don’t know Joninho

@@Channelforgood00 Juninho never played in Serie A (italy). He played in Serie A (brazil), ligue 1 (france), Qatar Stars League, and MLS. Pirlo is the best Serie A free kick taker of all time. Juninho is the best free kick taker of all time

@@ClueWasTaken Roberto Baggio??

Beckham is the best right foot ever(bend it like Beckham)

Pirlo, Mihajlovic, Del Piero..... Recoba?

single greatest thing ive read today, bless your soul!! haha

Tbf that's all he had: a top crosser and freekick taker. He did not have the vision, playmaking and intelligence of Kroos.

@@tropicaldimitri7374 true but I think his passes were much better

@@tropicaldimitri7374 Beckham didn't have vision? Not sure about that but pretty sure about yours whilst watching him play 😂 😂

@@saifservaia5863 *the vision

with players that deserved it

With the long sleeve 😍 I try to found one but i don t find

Lightning strikes everytime she moves.

Seedorf

don't forget Cafu

too bad beckham and ronaldinho were past thier best,if they were thier peak ,then we would have won 2 trebles at least

How could you forget seedorf lol

Don’t forget gattuso

This man was too underrated then. I like his sportsmanship.

its about pressure, rather than barcas weird shit that somehow works because they slither everywhere

He doesn't even have to be that far from the halfway line to cross it on a target . His work rate defensively was also underated . My United 11 is a 3 43 with like Schmeichel . Rio vidic stam .Beckham rwb Keane CDM Scholes deep playmaker Giggs lwb .Eric Cantona free role , Rooney free role and Ronaldo free role. All because I can't leave Becks out. Think all them in prime would beat anyone . 👍

@@Kiwippy “that somehow works” this just goes to show how clueless you are to the purpose of possession based football. The ball is recycled to keep possession with minimal risk of losing the ball. The more times barca did that, the more the opposition got frustrated and started narrowing towards the player in possession. They just could not get the ball and when they got aggressive they left pockets of space which would get exploited. Its extremely intelligent strategy which only the most technical players with mental fortitude and patience can succeed in.

@@Aisatsana1971 thats not really how barca attacks, oppositions know how barca plays so they take a passive stance towards them. just because you possess the ball doesnt mean you are making anything meaningful out of it. they rely so much on getting people to double team a person such as messi when a play starts that another player is left open, if they cant get the ball there then its recycled. attacking people for just oversimplifying it somehow works because they are masters at making it works just makes you look stupid.

@@Kiwippy if barca had the talent today as they did in 2011, they would be the best in the world again with this exact style of play. When teams used to sit deep, Pique would get forward for crosses or to outnumber their defence. When teams play passive the maximum they would get from a match is a draw. If teams want to beat that barca team, they had to try and win the ball back. Only extremely disciplined and organised counter attacking teams could beat barca, anyone else would get shred open. Nowadays they don’t play that same style of football. It’s a different sect of the philosophy being used, not Guardiola’s philosophy.

And also how much of a second family that amazing group of players have been in that decade

It's called zonal marking

Berlusconi made many little children’s dreams come true.

And don’t forget about pato too

I think later they had Zlatan too.. just to add horror that they posed already.

At least 3 of them past their primes though.

@@jimmynich4791 lol.. all of them passed their prime.. you saw that Beckham's crossing didn't make it across the field in the second half..? But still they were ols tigers. Just add Zidane and the nightmare is complete.

yeah and they sucked together

Yh but they were all sort of "expired". Milan had seen even !! better days than that, and those are already pretty damn good days haha.

Never forget inzaghi up front, way deeper than the opposition back line

@@TheRealFFS You think Pirlo and Seedorf were expired here? Have I missed something???

@@AdamSmith75th I said sort of. I put expired in quotation marks. Pirlo was 30, Seedorf was 33.

@@TheRealFFS Pirlo was still a leading player for at least another 6-7 years though. I mean, at 35 he probably could’ve walked into most top teams no questions asked still. I agree that players like Kaka and Beckham weren’t quite as good as they once had been, but still seemed to have an impact at top level

yep his long range passing is very much like a quarterback's

Sorry that is ridiculous, he was extremely highly rated. Were you around at the time?

@@gonzalohiguain2589 I think he was at the time but his talent has been quickly forgotten. He is rarely mentioned these days and is seen as being over rated. I followed England and saw first hand his work rate and skill.

Overrated IMO. If Beckham had a face like my backside he wouldn’t have got the publicity he did. Beckham became a brand.

@@tonyska - Great right foot and could score great free kicks which is technical. Skills? What skills?

Strength*

True

@@revenone1077 Who is that at 3:38 then if Maldini retired before Beckham joined??

For what reason?

@@gival9042 it was weird for some reason

@@gival9042 probably because only 3 english players have played in Milan before Beckham

I mean i like Beckham, one of my all time favorite players, his freekicks and crosses were truly piece of art, and Milan as well, my fav team in Serie A but if one day I have to open history books or websites and there says "Beckham played for Milan" I'd still struggle to believe it, although I remember it very well

Dude his hand most had broken

and Ronaldinho

@@BatkoNashBandera774 exactly, and he was better than both, in literally every field as well.

@@sams.3823 no he wasn’t stop it !!! Beckham has better skills than Ronaldinho??? Beckham was good at long passes and free kicks, he average at everything else

@@dobianulid7142 I wouldn't say he was average in other aspects of the game, his dribbling was quite underrated especially when he was younger, though certainly not better than Ronaldinho no way xD. But yeah the other two have their certain specialties over Beckham. He mainly specialises in set pieces and long passing, I could see him doing relatively well in Pirlo's position too, just not as influential in controlling the pacing of the match.

@@xKayNee bro I’ve seen this dude live from when he was in the youth team to the first team at United, he was never a good dribbler. Good player but people are going overboard

Lol who would cover the back four? Ambrosini alone? Cause Pirlo doesn't defend for shit.

@@Mad_Intalect pirlo use to hang out behind the back 4 more than gattuso...and Beckham if you watch his time in Milan actually helped in defence alot

@@Mad_Intalect Lol, these guys play too much FIFA

Nobody can replace beckham's RM. I mean nobody. A lot of the greats your talking about can be replaced in a top 11 team. Beckham will always be in everyone's top 11. Nobody crosses the ball in the box accurately 90% of the time. Most important he never negatively impacts the game. He knows his role and always stays on the right mid just to provide

like no other englishman