My unpopular opinion: Modern day Pen takers like Jorginho and Bruno Fernandes cannot take pressure penalties. For example Jorginho in the Euros final and carabao final against City and Bruno against Villa and arsenal feel free to reply with your opinion

my unpopular opinon: jurgen's work at liverpool is more impressive than pep's at man city

Unpopular opnion: Hansi flick is a world class manager. He was so good with bayern and took a team that was failing under kovac at the start of the season to winning the treble (ucl, Dfb pokal and bundesliga) after taking over midseason and made bayern into a winning machine and since his departure bayern havent been as good.

You should not call a group of players a golden generation until they actually bring some gold back home

Also, the notion of system player is that it means he is a player that is only good under a specific system. You put him on another team, or the coach changes and he doesn't look nearly as good. Not saying TAA is a system player. I think that term comes from the American fans

The not being able to support a club you arent from the local area of one is so dumb I am from Northern Ireland and support Liverpool with my full heart like one of the best experiences in my life was the only match i attended at afield was an unimportant (according to points) league match against watford with joe allen and firmino scoring and my top 2 uni choices are both liverpool largely due to liverpool fc but I do have a friend who neither parents really watched football i dont think so he supported Liverpool because most of his friends do but when he got older he decided not to because it wasnt the right reason to support them now upports wolves for some reason idk

Marco Reus is one of the most iconic midfielders of his generation.

Unpopular opinion: ligue 1 more competetive than Bundesliga. 2017: Monaco Champion, 2021: Lille

England are overhyped so much that they’re actually underrated

that bruno one was shocking

I agree with most of your responses tbh, the Muller-Neymar thing kinda depends on what you mean with 'football legacy'. Sure, Muller has won the world cup and has scored a lot of goals during world cups, but he won't be remembered as a better player. The Haaland thing is true as well, the things he has done at such a young age are incredible, however I don't think he's immune to flopping in a better league.

Bale could have been number three behind messi and sui, if it wasn't for injuries and lack of motivation.

When a 0-0 would bring 0 points, all teams would just get 1 goal each at the beginning. So it’s for sure from the beginning that u get min 1 point.

Isaiah Jones had had a more impressive season than DJed Spence. Jones has had loads more assists while staying as solid defensively and he came out of absolutely nowhere, while Spence was a talent at Middlesbrough for two years before he cut out the mistakes in his game at forest.

Gotta do a part 2 🙏🏽💯

Unpopular opinion: almost all “unpopular opinions” are actually pretty popular

Unpopular opinion: the Chelsea team that won the league in 2004/2005 is a better team than The invincibles (Arsenal 2003/2004).

I understand that you can’t support 2 teams in the same league but me personally it shouldn’t be a problem if they are from different leagues

7:11 Mark has a point there... 5 teams in the last 6-7 years alone have been more impressive and exciting to watch than the invincibles (at this point we've all heard more than enough times from arsenal fans that it's become boring, that arsenal never lost that season) Man city 18/19 Liverpool 18/19 (tightest title race since 11/12) Man city 17/18 (centurions) Liverpool 19/20 (liverpool end 30 year wait) Chelsea 16/17 (3 at back and won with moses as a starter) These teams were just on another level compared to that arsenal side. You could even pick man u/man city 11/12 or even mourinho's 1st chelsea side and they've still feature ahead of that arsenal side. Arguably suarez has had a much longer peak than r9. But... history might not look kindly on him when compared to the likes of lewa and benzema and young stars like haaland and mbappe who have at least another 10-15 years left in their careers at the top level. Messi underperforming opinion i can understand the view but totally disagree with the argument, he has worked as hard as he could over the years but barca's capitulation in the ucl in recent years is on his teammates, not him.

David Luis should have been moved to CDM two years ago, he could still be playing for Arsenal if so.

Yaya Toure would have gone on to possibly have been one of the best prem midfielders ever if Pep hadn't of sidelined him.

I support two clubs - Sydney FC, my local, and go to games, keep up with news etc, and also Chelsea who I wake up to watch their games and who I’ve supported my whole life. Idk why I have, but I’m very passionate about both

I agree Zlatan style is very hard to replicate you just gotta be cut from the same cloth and be acrobatic w good power shot

I supported man united since I was 7 because I liked the colour red, and I thought the devil looked cool.

Unpopular Opinion: Son is severely underrated

Besides the "Big 5" (Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, Sevilla, and Villarreal), La Liga teams' defences are no better, if not worse than that of mid table Bundesliga or Ligue 1 teams, besides a few exceptions from all three leagues (Jose Gaya or Yuri Berchiche in La Liga, Mattias Ginter in Bundesliga, and Jonathan Clauss in Ligue 1, among others)

Ur example with hull was mad personal I support Leicester and go away with them but occasionally go to hull with my mates as that’s where I live

Prime Salah vs Prime Hazard is no debate. People were talking about Hazard as the third best in the world, at a time when Ronaldo and Messi were still in their Prime. No one gave a shit about Salah when Hazard was still in the prem.

I think that you can support 2 teams in some cases. For example i support my Sunday league team, and a proffesional team in my country. And also I "support" teams that have players from my proffesional team(so I root for them rather then these clubs) because my team isnt really that much in the UCL or UEL finals

Unpopular opinion: Trent is not a defender. He’s a box to box winger playing at RB and being praised as the best in the world in defence purely cus of the team he’s in. His defending is god awful

For me with the can’t support 2 Teams it really really depends. An example is that my cousin plays rugby league and swapped teams Ik that is the very small majority for most people bc they don’t have professional sportsmen as relatives but you think that when they leave you still support the same club but it is so hard to especially at younger ages

Unpopular opinion cesc fabregas is one of the best cm in 21th century especially in 11/12 season with barca. What are your thoughts?

Dusan Vlahovic would've been better off going to Arsenal. He made a mistake going to this Juve side

Youri Telemans last season was better then Jack Grealish however because of him not being English he didn’t get as much media attention compared to him and should of deserved the move to city more then him

Henderson v Gerrard: Accomplished in the sense of winning team things sure since he won a prem and come close with England, complete player? Nope not a chance, individual awards nowhere near and overall performances he doesn't have the same impact as Gerrard to Liverpool if they're not playing

I am from the Netherlands and I have been fan of Arsenal since 2005 due to Bergkamp. I am 25 now x)

yo can you pls do a nations league prediction? as the nations league starts in the summer

6:34. I couldn't, I support 3 tho. But all have a reason. My main team is Liverpool, I've always supported them. I also support middlesbrough as that's where my family are from and they support them, and my last team I support is forest green as they are local

I’ve supported Ajax since I was like 7 because family but don’t rly watch eredivisie anymore cus prem is more interesting (and it’s included in my tv membership lol). In prem I started to support Liverpool because VVD and Wijnaldum being Dutch and Klopp being Klopp, but now it’s looking like ten Hag is basically gonna do a Ajax rebuilt with the best Ajax players of the last 5 years and I’m conflicted af now

I see vizeh, i click.

Origi is the greatest player of all time, no one comes close

I am canadian so I have a fav team from back home but i moved to germany so now i support the local team, i think its not impossible to support 2 teams imo

Brighton are top 4 challengers with the addition of a 20 goal a season striker

6:50, I am a Manchester United supporter from Sweden because my family are United supporters, I also support a Swedish team and my local team so yes, you can support more than 1 team

10:54 why were the pitches improved then? People only remember the highlights from old games and don’t see the 99% of play where they mess up because of the pitch

De gea is the most inconsistent goaly in history, there have been times he has been the best and the worst Gk in the whole prem

My unpopular opinion: womens football **SHOULD NOT** push the equal pay theory and stop comparing their sports into the Mens and should rather focus on the development. I think it’s absurd and annoying that women have to compare themselves to the men when quite literally clearly you can see you can see a big margin between men and womens football. I also think that they should drop the equal pay theory for a few years until it grows to a bigger sport. What’s even bizarre is how they want equal pay but they are the same women who woefully lost to YOUTH ACADEMY teams. The USWNT losing to Dallas FC U15, Germanys women’s losing to Stuttgart’s academy, the Australian National team losing 7-0 to Melbourne City’s U16. If womens football was to get equal pay then what about the youth academy boys that managed to demolish players like Alex Morgan, Rapinoe and even Sam Kerr. They also need to understand that it’s not based on gender (note: gender has NOTHING to do with sports) it’s more based off the revenue teams get. Long story short, if you’re good you get paid more

I'm an Indian and a Nottingham Forest fan. We just lost automatic qualification. Steven Cooper is a good youth manager but tactically he is weaker.

I mean luis suarez is a beast in football and in biting people. Games played: 685 Goals: 436 Assists: 240 Total goal involvements: 676 You can't deny the stats.

unpopular opinion Jude Bellingham is overrated. If he wasn't english he'd be seen as a poor man's Matteo Guendouzi.

With what you said about supporting multiple teams, my local team that I "support" if you like is Linfield but my dad supports Man Utd and has raised me to support them too so I'm a United fan but sort of "support" or "have a soft spot" for Linfield

Unpopular opinion: Varane is overrated. He has come to United, hasn't really fixed their defence. He won the Champions League but he was playing alongside Sergio Ramos, one of the best defenders ever. As soon as he was without Ramos like when Real played City in 2020, he wasn't outstanding, made two key errors. No disrespect, I think he's alright but not as good as he's made out to be sometimes...

I don't see what part of liverpools system allows trent to pass so brilliantly. Given he may play differently in another team. Suppose we'll never know

I support Bodø/Glimt because it is my hometown, but I also support teams abroad. and i especially did before Glimt became as good as they are now with beating Roma 6-1, Celtic 5-1 and AZ. but now as Bodø are doing much better I have also started to follow other teams less, I still love Arsenal and i want to go to the Emirates to watch a match, but I have never shown as much passion towards football before the last two/three years

Can u do a video about fellaini a really forgotten football player

without injuries Falcao's career would be just under that of Messi and CR7

I think its totally fine and reasonable to support 2 different teams, as long as they are in different leagues, like I support Man u, and have for a while, same with real madrid

I actually understand the Messi point, later on in his career he’s created so many chances and has dominated the field so well, yet he’s been surrounded by poor finishers and a subpar team at best (2019-2021 Barca) An example is the 18/19 ucl, Messi was on fire and was one of his best ucl performances to date, he carried Barca in the first leg vs Liverpool and even himself did well in the second leg, yet Barca itself as a team played shit, so i think it’s a fair point.

My unpopular opinion: if Hazard had stayed at Chelsea and not moved to Real Madrid, he still be playing like in his prime.

The 1 club thing is stupid. Im from Denmark so the teams i could support would never ever have a chance at winning the champions league. They legit have to sell every good player they have just to have profits. Also my local team is going up and downm from the 1st to 2nd league rn. Also since I was like 5 i've supported liverpool because my dad, uncle and older brother all support liverpool

Part 2 pls

I don’t believe this anymore however I did believe at the start of the season Watford had one of the best front 3s outside the top 6. Hernandez Denis Sarr. Oh dear

5:34 - this aged well

Unpopular opinion: Football was at it's best during the 2000s, before that it was very basic and after that it became gradualy more mecanic and artificial, it reach a point were players like Neymar or Ronaldinho could not make their play style work now.

Tottenham would be bang average without Kane and Son

My unpopular opinion: Scott brown is one of the best captains in the last decade, but gets underrated because he played in the Scottish league. First Quadruple Treble winner, and a true leader on and off the pitch 🍀

unpopular opinion: Brighton had a very underrated season, they are the smallest club in the prem and finished 9th, above teams that have been highlighted like newcastle. They also beat or drew with every team in the big six other than liverpool. 9th is the best they've ever finished, a big jump after being at the bottom of the table since coming to the prem as the smallest club without any major trophies

I am a massive Liverpool fan always will and have been. However if we ever went out of business or we joined the super league I know exactly who I'd support. Dortmund. Absolutely love Dortmund a proper well run club in a very well run league just a shame the title competition is poor. Still always Liverpool though.

Anthony Elanga isn't better than Daniel James. Only difference between them is one is from the Man Utd academy so gets viewed in preferential light

I am from America but 50% or so Russian and I have been a Chelsea supporter for 4 years and will never change my team

Why do people remember Neymar at Santos but not Hazard at Lille???

About the cant support 2 teams thing is bs local fans supporting their local club and only that club yeah makes sense but I live in N.I. and my club is Liverpool but I support a few european clubs in other countries and have soft spots for 3 or 4 other English clubs

For people like me from small countries most suport one team at home and one in europe

Juan Mata is still world class

Every bid money transfer is bad unless it's for a player you would think isn't worth it.

I support Bayern Munich and I will always support Bayern. However I fell in love with FC Augsburg six years ago, so I basically support two teams. But if I had to choose it would always be Bayern

arsenal fan but im Jamaican never been to a arsenal game

i am a spurs fan because the first match attack card i got was hugo lloris

6:10 - Teams should get one point for a goalless draw, two points for a score draw and three for a win. 1st unpopular opinion: Penalties to decide a game should be replaced with corners and the ball remaining in play until its dead, out of play or crosses the halfway line. 2nd unpopular opinion: Most corners are poor / wasted because no-one tries to do anything different with them.

The Trent one is facts first half agaisnt Villarreal when he has got 5 years to put a cross in he was awful

unpopular opinion: Konate has been the best transfer in the Premier League this season

Nigel Pierson is top 3 English managers

Pukki is better than players like Toney, Wood, Lacazette, Cavani, and Calvert-Lewin. The stats will never tell the full picture, he never gets any service. When you watch him, you know. He is a class above Norwich at the moment. Definitely premier league quality

My unpopular opinion: this current Liverpool team will go down as the biggest underachievers in football history due to the quality of their squad and manager. We hear constantly from media and fans how Liverpool currently have the best team and manager in the world yet have only achieved 1 Premier league and 1 champions league, along with 0 fa cups. It would be an embarrassment if Liverpool only win 1 Cup this season.

Rayan Ait Nouri is a top 10 Premier League left-back

Unpopular opinion: romero is the 2nd best defender in the prem, potentially world other than van dijk

Footballers now are much better technically now than that they were in the 80s and 90s. Look back at those games and you'll see that everything was much slower back then. Everything is much more efficiently done now.

4:13 The prem tax here i guess... If a player is good in like the Bundesliga he costs about 40 milion. If a player had 1 good season in the prem and is Englisch, he costs 120 milion

My personal one: A league title is better at showcasing which team was better during the season than the Champions League

i kinda agree with the last messi take u could make a arguement about underachieving since 2016 imo he could have had another cl and probably more than one copa america still incredible since 2016 but could have been even better but i wouldnt say he is a underachiever

Kovacic is in top 5 midfielders in the Prem right now. So underrated

I wonder what the Haaland guy is thinking now

That last tweet you looked that messi underachieved meant who could have achieved more if barca team in his last years was better

"Messi was a system player” The system played for Messi

Aaron wan bissaka is one of the best RIGHT BACKS not wing back but right itw

An another banger

Chelsea and spurs are criminally underrated

My unpopular opinion: Harry Maguire was actually worth the money paid for him, just was utilized poorly.

Unpopular opinion: there's nothing wrong with city and psg being "oil clubs" every big club received investments like these back in the day

If Harry Kane did not play in the Champions League Final, Tottenham would have won the UCL