Didn't know that! 😂😂

So he's the first bitch diva

Bet it was frustrating to run in as they probably felt different on each foot. But yeah £450 was a lot of money in 1973. Equivalent to £13,700 in the value of 2022 £ in economic share. So with inflation for the last two years, that is probably £16,500 in 2024 money. Assuming 10% inflation each year for the last 2 years, which spending power has effectively been.

This goes also for Kanye West

I was like damn 🤣😂

@@apegraham9819 TBF, I think it was in response to the racist chants he used to get.

What's tha song at the end

​@@8bviews91don't know bro

​@@8bviews91arms of gold

On this!? no brother you won't like it as a Madrid fan

@@Culereterno1899 the only thing I don't like is idiotic English fans and Barca fans

True, we simplified that part to make the story evolve faster :).

@@AthleticInterest Not a good choice to make up wrong facts in my opinion. You could have just said "who embodied Total Football" instead of "invented". We expect more of you than giving us wrong info ;).

@@AthleticInterestcould’ve used words like popularised, this is just blasphemous misinformation

I mean, if you really want to do nitty picking, Credits to the Hungarians and Austrians... Michels didn't invent it, he build upon a succesful blueprint from the past and popularized it..

@@yourihommen5527 I know he didn't invent it from nothing, but he adapted and optimized it in a way that made it work so well. Also, being Austrian myself I can say that we cannot take any responsibility for Total Football :D.

A football legend

What a massive understatement

A dutch guy whos a world superstar

a football legend ❤

A racist as well

Not your average footballer 😉

Maybe this is their chosen style to deliver content and we have to deal with it, unfortunately. But I think I love it more this way... it's simple and treats the topic within few minutes.

Athletic Interest should consider making such videos on Nebula.

Thanks for being part of the ride!

@@AthleticInterest I love to watch every episode because you don't BS around the topic. You go straight to the issues you want to discuss. Big ups to you and the whole team. But why a video or a photo of C.Ronaldo was not used in the entire episode? 🤣😂

What's tha song at the end

Plz telll

​@@8bviews91don't know bro

Cruyyf*

@@armanmansuri5723cruyff*

Thank you!

I wish I knew that when I was a kid. I had a pair of Patrick's, not cause platini wore em tho. they were only pair I could scrounge outta lost property bin..the royal piss was taken outta me for 2 years.

But from a marketing point of view, that's the opposite of what Cruijff did..

Best player pre-80s

@@McFlashh Just a beautiful, balletic player in motion. Post 1970: Him & Maradona are the two best players I've seen across, both club football & international football ( world cup ). Most other players post 1970; Either were great at club level, but not as consistently great at world cups. ( Messi - Cristiano ). Or great at world cups, but their club career's weren't as consistently great ( Zidane).

@@johnpacino007 Messi has been consistent at international level too, he has been to two World Cup finals, won one as well as winning player of the tournament, Copa America and a Finalisma. He’s done more for Argentina than Maradona did, while playing against better teams. And currently what Messi is doing in the MLS is record breaking, many superstars went and never played like how he is. Pele went there in a much easier era (especially in America) and struggled for his standards. Also his technical ability was overrated.

@@McFlashh It took Messi, 5 world cup tournaments to finally to put together a real convincing world cup campaign to win it. ( If he's the goat, as millennial's, Gen Z & older, certain over 60 + years old, ex football players, industry plant, TV pundits, keep trying to ram down my throat ). He should have been unto to his 3rd world cup trophy win at 35 to equal Pelé's world cup trinity trophy haul & not at that stage of his career winning his 1st one. 🤔🤷‍♂️ And that was against the poorest set of European nation teams, I've ever seen assembled at a world cup. Germany, Spain, Belguim, Portugal, were poor. Italy didn't even qualify. France had two of their world cup winning midfielders absent, as well as the current ballon d'Or holder Benzema. So were severely weakened in midfield, which eventually caught up with them at the final. Brazil & Uruguay; Terribly underwhelming. Holland inconsistent. Messi's also lost a massive 4peat, FOUR final's. ( Copa Final's: 2006, 2015, 2016. World Cup Final: 2014). This is just totally unheard for any previous players, cited as great's of the game. He's a great player no doubt. But a player that comes with way too many flaws, air-brushed out, by his disciples, to make their goat narratives stick. Won't bother with Crisitiano world cup tournaments. That one's a joke. Like i said. Post 1970. Maradona & Cruyff remain the finest player I've seen across both club football & world cup football.

@@johnpacino007 so you’re a football fan and know the history of the game but think world cups are the definitive way to judge a players greatness? You know Cruyff didn’t win the Euro’s or the World Cup either? It’s a team sport, you can’t say a player ‘lost’ a final. That Dutch team Cruyff was part of that lost the 1974 World Cup (and the 1978 final too) is still remembered as being a great team - whereas the winners of those world cups aren’t remembered in the same way. Cruyff was the best player in that 74 World Cup and the Dutch were arguably the best team for most of the 1970’s, despite those losses in the finals. You know football is a team sport, and that world cups and euros don’t define greatness. Many players we’d never talk about have won lots of international honours, and many more considered great haven’t won anything at the international level. Mbappé has two World Cups already but I don’t think anyone can (or will likely) seriously be arguing for him in the GOAT debate. I’m not saying Messi definitively is the best ever btw, it’s just an opinion and you can recognise that there’s a good argument for it, recognise that it’s a view put forward by an overwhelming amount of pundits, ex and current players and managers and still not agree and have your own views - but trying to disprove it by focusing on certain failures and pointing to them as proof doesn’t work at all geez.

Thank you!

Damn didnt even know that

Yeah, they had a fight, that´s why they split the company in two.

Thank you! They will be flattered! 😄

Thanks very much! Appreciate all suggestions too 🙂

We should make a video about Wout van Aert, he is amazing.

1st just have more money than anyone else. 2nd find players who spend it faster than they earn it and have no shame about legitimizing a brutal dictator. 3rd add lots of water so the grass grows. 4th pretend it's not just ruining the game itself. 5th do the same to any other sport that'll take your money.

What a great comment! 😉

Just outside the UK... Germany! 😉

I highly doubt it has to do with that🤣

@@scary_terry1745 It might! 😂 I love a good conspiracy theory!

I never understood this knee shit it's like they're admitting they're slaves.

erm... it was compulsive gambling

Thanks, Glenn!