Ikr? They could be the Dalton brothers from Lucky Luke xD

You’ve never been to Wal Mart?

I could not believe that was real

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Get outta the house more

Ong bruh they do it wrong asf😂

Ya but sometimes seeing some of my fellow europeans shooting form hurts

Lol the way they run to the ball is jokes

Being South American, I can identify with the feeling ...

I just love the fact that bball legends are trying!

came down to the comments right after I saw that. crazy haha

Greg Jennings 😂😂😂

@@rsh650 He looked like when you see a two year old kid try n kick a ball but they can barely even walk

Had me laughing. Shaq the gentle Giant!!

Michael Snyder me too! hahaha

Dawolf football*

Caio Soccer in America.

Shardean From The Wire soccer in japan, South Africa, Australia, Canada etc

Dawolf I played majority of football outside and still managed to break windows 😂

Kevin M none of those countries call it soccer

hahahahah

He is too young for the NBA. He needs time to develop.

His name is Shaq and he used to play basketball and was quite decent.

@@frowningJoker r/wooooosh

@@bobaboy7503 Can you hear that? Yes, it just went over your head

ALINN whoosh-ception

It's a shame about Holden's injuries, he was a very talented player

I remember I would get excited when he would enter the pitch to bad he got injured

him and dempsey were my usa fav players in premier league back then

Joemax Abe he’s a bum what you on about

@rudy2fat I'm not American so that doesn't bother me, but I do wish Holden did more at club level, he was exciting to watch at Bolton when they were in the Premier League

U always pay to be in a club, if ur any good a pro club takes you in their acadamy and then everything is free. Sometimes u even get money before u sign ur first pro contract

best "soccer" players are from america too so don't create false narratives, they just come from the south side of the continent

@@ksndhopkirk7503 Europe disappeared and i didn't know?

@RM Art No one says 'America' to mean both the continents of North and South America. When used, it's almost exclusively for the nation. The only people who bring it up in the former context are pedants looking for a reason to baselessly mock someone.

@@zusty9589 No one uses America for the continent? We use USA or EE.UU for the nation 💀

That's why its the world most popular sport

Where can I buy some friends? :/

I'm guessing some clubs make kids pay to play on the team, or even for the kits (jerseys), and you need good cleats, it can get expensive.

He meant to play competitively in the states. To compete in front of scouts at club level, the costs get ridiculous year round. The development in the U.S isn't set up to have players succeed in High School and College through the MLS draft like other major sports. Not to mention the leagues focus on attracting outside talent (Beckham, pirlo, villa, Kaka) makes opportunities in the league scarce for a young player. If you're a young athlete, and know you can make so much more money and have it cost less to get there, why would anyone play soccer here in the states? That's why arguably the best player in US history (Landon Donovan) began playing in Germany, just like pulisic.

@@Randyy1 Well any sports can be expensive if you want to do it professionally. But as a kid to start playing football is pretty much the cheapest. I know because that's what everyone does in my country too. And that's why everybody plays it in South America or Europe or anywhere for that matter.

Someone will have to call the Fire Brigade because that, right there, is a wicked burn.

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Diego Madonna

He's got bad knees

Wrong. Looks like a baby kicking the ball. One of the worst kicks, i have ever seen from a man (and it doesnt count, if you played soccer or not). Kenny, you never kicked a football?

Which one is kenny?! Tbh they all kick like toddlers in europe 😂

Well, to be perfectly fair ... His knees are in bad shape ... You can almost feel his pain whenever he throttles in the set.

Like a 2 yo

In America it is

By “soccer is expensive”, he means playing in clubs and traveling and stuff

Im America It is lol, its also cheaper Go to ymca and play Hoops, a basket Ball is so cheap. Meanwhile here in Argentina a decent basketball cost like 15% of a minimun salary lol

most soccer legends came from being dirt poor and just having a passion for the sport and a grapefruit

@@bruh8559 the truth is, it's not that way in America. the athletes with those backgrounds play football or basketball and that's just how it is

El Pichi that’s not the point. He’s talking about competitive leagues. It’s super expensive here, which sadly deters more kids from growing up with the sport. After a certain age if you want to take it more seriously and travel and whatnot, your parents gotta fork up a lot of money, otherwise you’re stuck just playing for fun and no real chance at higher success/going pro.

@@elijerrr you Made it expensive then

El Pichi yeah, I totally made that way. Personally. Singlehandedly made it expensive in the US.

@@elijerrr it seems you're one of those people that struggles with text comprehension. When i say 'you' i mean americans, if you arent American, then i will clearify again that i meant americans.

El Pichi no I understood, I was just being sarcastic. I live in America yes but I am Mexican and was just trying to explain how things are here. I see the sport differently than most Americans and wish the sport to be bigger here for everyone

The reverse is true for other sports in the US. Basketball, football, and baseball development is primarily done through the high schools, mostly public high schools. That makes them considerably cheaper than playing club soccer.

Trust me, not just in USA

If some high schools in US take more seriously for the kids the practice of this sports, they could be now fighting for very good and talented youth players. Paying them a scolarship to study and play semi-profesional leagues, and then trying luck in the draft of each season. Many good players and people there who loves soccer would play in the best leagues and in somepoint, go jump in one european league to improve their career. But the basketball is the sports of US, thats no question about it, and me personally enjoy the NBA as I enjoy the soccer league here in Spain. Is totally diferrent, they surely like more this soccer league and honestly, I prefer that NBA basketball than FIBA. The competition is more savage and inspiring there. Each country have his own sports, wich is a very rich point in culture for the world. And yeah, thats it haha its my opinion, saludos.

Paul d'Ambrosio this also isn’t true

As someone for europe, this is partly true.Elite kids usually get place to live,and food if theyre not close to training grounds and some money to cover other living expenses.But not all of them.

the man said dont put up no brick 😂 😂 😂 😂

I think he was talking about the league fees when you start playing competitive

@@aznbigboyjo3 He was not

@@Phoenix-pl6ys can you elaborate why not?

@@aznbigboyjo3 I read Your comment fast I tougth that You meant he’s right

It's $4-500 a year in Australia too. It's an exspensive sport.

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Like Cristiano Ronaldough

He doesnt bend it at all, he shoots straight like Franz Bakingpowder

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA 💀💀💀

Aric Goss that kid is like 32 years old

@@SParKZzxXHD The kid at 1:22, not Stu Holden. Although Holden's head does seem quite a bit smaller than the other presenters'.

Greece too. Seems that all lazy people, lack patience when it comes to playing. Its when we have to work, we suddenly become ....patient

I have played Baseball many times in my life i can honestly say that there are times Playing Baseball is quite boring

Most Americans don't have the patience to play baseball... That's why it's a dying sport. It's just too boring

@Reydecopas Hayunosolo Pelé > Argentina São 5 Copas meu filhinho 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

But you have the patience to play soccer? Nothing ever happens in soccer, it’s just a bunch of running, we have better sports in America, it’s why no one plays that garbage here.

So if i throw a water bottle into a hoop. Is that basketball?

When I was a boy, we played in the street hours and hours. If we hadn't a ball, something that happened a lot of times, we used anything to play. Papers, shoes, even stones. Little stones, of course. 😛 Two of those kids, were football players. Emilio Amavisca & Iván de la Peña. Real Madrid, Barcelona, Lazio, Spanish national team... Football isn't expensive, or cheap. Is in your soul, and nothing can stop it.

He means organized soccer where you need things like actual soccer boots not just sneakers or cleats, shirts with logos, shin pads etc

Plastic soccer ball would be perfect and add two bricks or stones as a goal

@@wasigupitobudiarto7767 on god

Bruh I cant stop laughing 😂😂😂😂😂

pros probably more likely to break the set because they'll be sending screamers that miss the top corner by just an inch and destroy the paneling behind it

I mean on one hand its a insult, but on the other hand hes not wrong about it either

To be fair He was Not big/good enough even for the Most football fans. To know him is difficult like to know an other CURRENT Basketball player than Lebron or Curry for a football Fan.

And it was loose as fick

That's hella disrespectful tbh 😌

So he can’t celebrate like that but a lot of European players dabbed when they scored a goal a few years back like pogba which was a touchdown celebration that cam newton picked up from a song.

@@hostility3404 Theres no "acceptable celebration" in football (soccer), any celebration is fine as long as it's not offensive.

I think in all the poor countries it's normal to play the slum way without a net and cleats but here in US I think it's more to do with the looks. That's what I loved about being in India as a kid because you could play with rocks and not look weird.

In america the system is terrible... you can’t play club without paying a crazy amount while in South America it’s more dependent on talent rather than financials which is the opposite in america

Lol

Bruh I'd just play it on the road in front of my house just using gate as goal posts with a friend

@@commanda3536 problem is when u get to higher level leagues, those are too expensive. Youre not going pro from your driveway.

yeah and Basketball too

Joseph Rolando idk

Joseph Rolando ur pretty cool in sorry

The greatest game yes but the greatest sport no. Boxing is the greatest sport.

@smoothcollected true.

Steven R it’s too expensive for an American being African we played bare feet with stones as goalposts

it IS in America.

@@azizabdiwali3364 In easter europe we played in every at parkings, lawns, fields (that ones with crops), If we have some court it was used for basketball, football (american soccer), voleyball . Everywhere ther was some free space. Most of us never played at legit football field.

@@thehylianloach9473 all you need is a ball, how is it any different from basketball or "football"????

It’s not expensive to buy a ball and play in a park or empty lot in the U.S. It IS expensive to play competitively and get proper training. Our youths have their development stalled at a young age, meaning kids get training because they’re wealthy, not because they’re good. If we can find a way to support our ambitious, lower-income kids, we’ll see massive improvement.

Nemanja Mocevic it’s because the US soccer federation is out to make a profit. It SHOULD be one of the cheapest sports to play. But it costs ridiculous amounts to get sanctioned referees, linesmen, and coaches. We also need to start developing youth academies. The US should be a top competitor because soccer is the most popular youth sport in America. It’s just ridiculous.

Nemanja Mocevic yeah well if you want to play competitively and not on a dirt field with twig goal sticks it costs dinero mi amigo

Trent K more then tennis? Basketball? Car racing? Baseball? Golf? The point is every sport is gonna cost you $ if you wanna go pro.... And by the sounds of it America has made soccer expensive and out of reach for most people, maybe that's the reason the national team is going through a tough time and not able to qualify for the World Cup for the first time in many years.

go idiots you just made yourself look like the dumb idiot.... Awkward.

@@nemanjamocevic6054 theres more opportunities for scholarships and funding allocated to those sports. Football (soccer) has been pay to play for higher levels in America for some time

Mauricio Hernandez to play travel and join a proper youth program costs 1000s of $$$$, to play in the favela like u is zero lol

@@bangladeshirealtor play travel? you dont need travel if born in LA, 2 neurons

@@bangladeshirealtor Highlighted reply jajajaja, amazing, live Europe men!!!

@@mauriciohernandez7655 u do in other rural places stoopid

@@joeyvaldez9958 shhhhh idiot

yeah to bad some don't like the game.

Couldn't disagree more, the last thing we need is American's sticking their nose in our game, we've seen enough americanisation of the sport as it is

Charlie Wright Ah yes but Arabs and the Chinese are fine then?

@@Apollo-el4zi Arabic and Chinese fans don't stick their beaks in trying to change the sport...

Charlie Wright Yes they do, they fund plastic clubs like Man City, and ruin the top five leagues. Due to the World Cup in Qatar, all European leagues will have to stop in November, and restart in February, this is going to affect the season right before the Word Cup, the season during the World Cup, and the season after. I’m not even bringing up all the youth academy abuse that occurs in Arab owned clubs such as PSG and City. Meanwhile, I don’t see American fans changing the sport at all.

His foot was on the line when he shot.