Relegation is 100% the reason English football works as well as it does. The entire English system is a masterclass in maintaining interest with a wider fanbase, and Connor is unusually right in that _every_ sports league needs to implement that system.
Relegation would be a nice thing to have but it’s not NEEDED to have a great league, primary example is the NFL it’s the league that has 100s of storylines and on top of that is a league that promotes parity, teams that made the playoffs one year might fall off and not make it the next year those stories don’t come from being relegated it just comes from the league just being naturally good and interesting to watch even without relegation
@@aiwash2766no but it makes every team have a purpose to keep playing/keep watching games. Many games towards the tail end of a season in nfl become useless, whilst things like europe competition qualification and regulation mean theres always smthing to play for
connor is spitting facts about promotion and relegation there’s actual consequences and without it we don’t get stories like luton town going from the 5th division to the top league nor huge teams like hamburg going down for the first time after staying up for 55 years, it’s a lot more interesting than the franchise model imo tho i do love the playoffs system and i love that lower divisions implemented them the promotion playoffs are amazing
It is great and I love the system, but it works in England because of lots of factors specific to England. Large Population, Small Geography and the fact the teams, league, and fanbase was largely established before big money was introduced are some of the the biggest reasons it remains a functional system. Also now that big money is involved, Regulation really only effects a tiny minority of teams. 99% of teams will never sniff the top leagues where the money is and without that money it is nearly impossible to reach those heights. Also, The reason you can remember those amazing runs for promotion is they happen so infrequently.
It's rare for someone in the anime community (at least in my experience and in the UK) be into football. So I always enjoy when Garnt can geek out about it.
@@diazkohen2149as much as I WISH that weren’t true, I have to admit Liverpool are making it tough on everyone right now. Plus now Saka has joined the group of injured Arsenal players. 😐 if only City had shit the bed last year or the year before. 😂
I thought it was just me having the absurd unrelated combo of being a fan of Arsenal and on other hand of Domestic Girlfriend manga. I don't feel lonely anymore. Ty based Garnt.
he's Arsenal fan though.. that team probably will never get that far in UCL. Unless he develop interested in Liverpool, he won't have a team to support until the final.
I think Garnt should ask his relatives back in Thailand for football knowledge and passion of the Thais. I mean Thailand is the strongest nation in SEA anyway, as a Vietnamese, it's sour but it's true at the same time. There's also a regional tournament going on, if Garnt has a chance, he should watch them.
Seeing as Garnt is from Brighton, I was surprised to hear that he didn't support the Seagulls as that is his hometown team and they're doing quite okay as a mid-table club.
He does support Brighton, it’s just that he’s in the weird position that the teams that he supports are now competing in the same league. But while Brighton are a good team, they’re not really title contenders like Arsenal.
My only experience with "football" is playing as a small child and when I was 13 I had an English friend named Amelio who liked FIFA the video game. We would play FIFA 13 and FIFA Street and I would play Manchester United and he would play Arsenal. I would just slide tackle him over and over and injure all his best players and he would rage quit. Was the funniest shit. Wayne Rooney was the best.
Love Garnt getting back into football. One of my few pleasure in life right now is watching Man City and Pep get absolutely trashed these last few months
Born in the late 90's as a forest fan, all i knew was Championship football and a some league one football, in 2022 I went to the promotion game game at wembley to watch Forest beat Huddersfield 1-0 and see us get back into the prem after 23 years. I've always watched the prem, but seeing my team there after only hearing stories of how great they were from my parents and grandparents is another feelings. Football need relegation and promotion, otherwise there is no consequence. Forest are currently 4th in the prem, that is WILD for me, the last two seasons it was a relegation battle (which was also incredible, i hated it but... it's part of the game). America needs to do this if they want football to be popular, but they won't.
try watch Liverpool. They have Trent Alexander Arnold (TAA), who is probably one of closest to Ashito when it come to vision and playmaking as FB. Though this season he isn't in top assist list like previous seasons because new Coach has different approach. But we have Mo Salah on top goal & top assist instead. Probably best player this season.
football entered the anime community because of blue lock, which is partially why i think garnt is viewing footy as getting more into the pop culture stream, is also cuz it was in his current streams of information- people in or around the anime community, american tv, and so on could be
And s2 has been bad. Should try other football anime, especially Ao Ashi which is much more reality grounded but still interesting and has proper tactic.
I thought Takefusa Kubo who was signed by Real Madrid and now playing for Sociedad was the most popular football player in Japan since he is the young prodigy
Wrexham is another example of how the promotion/relegation system can help create amazing stories that work so well even as a documentary. The deep connection with communities and the idea of chasing big dreams is such a powerful concept.
I think, as you get older The more sports becomes more of a thing you get into... At least ive noticed .. my fiance knows more about the boston celtics than I do, and im a longtime nets fan. I wish tottenham wasnt ass this year, man, that... But Brighton's not doing bad this year. That nottingham forrest vs aston villa match was crazy, though. Im not a martinez fan, but that goal save was insane (even though aston villa lost, lol)
I swear, the only reason I like Tottenham and Brighton was actually because of Son and Mitoma... but I got into watching basketball because of Kristaps Porzingis (with an eye on Jeremy lin on the hornets) and stayed a nets fan when they had Atkinson as a coach and dlo as their main guy
Dami lee is top tier background noise for when you work or play games and if you stop and actually watch the video's her production is really high ,a really underrated channel for longer content regarding art is a guy called Internet Pitstop ,that guy makes 1-3 hours long videos really often somehow ,really good aswell . And off topic ,but its good seeing people in the anime community talk about the actual sport and not talk about the absurdity of Bluelock abilities .
The Relegation works because all of the teams are in a small area. It also works because the system was in play before big money became involved. The USA is way to big for the model to work geographically and implementing it at this stage in the major leagues would be financially impossible.
I genuinly thought Garnt would be a Brighton supporter since he's from there. So imagine my disappointment when he said he supports Arsenal of all clubs. Could've at least picked Liverpool or Chelsea even.
The idea saying your team sucked when a bad year for them would be finishing 8th. Try watching your team getting relegated after losing 25 games in a 38 game season. Makes quite the sobering tonic after getting promoted winning 25 games the year before.
Brighton ain't the only ones overpreforming recently. Theirs Newcastle (because they got oil money but seem to have fallen off again). Nottingham Forrest, Bournemouth and Aston Villa. If your gonna support any club in football I recommend Brighton, Forrest and especially Aston Villa.
football got so mainstream and saw my country won everything so I simply stopped caring, it feels fixed and made to sell the most shirts now I am getting into rugby now and it is fucking amazing, it also helps that my country is a top 5 in the world and I really want to watch them win the world cup, super rugby, top 14, urc, even NRL which is rugby league, it is fucking great
There’s both Pros and Cons between Relegation and Franchise. I like the idea of consequences for playing good or bad but at the same time there’s a reason it’s only been the same teams at the top for decades. Whereas in the NBA and NFL we can have teams draft they’re star players and potentially starting winning like Giannis with the Bucks and Jokic on the Nuggets, you don’t have to worry about them getting bought out right away and now these poverty franchises are thrust into the spotlight not stuck at the bottom because they can’t afford to pay their players
Not gonna lie the NBA is kinda stale. All the same teams every year can get kind of boring to watch with almost the same rotation of players besides draft picks. At this point I must have seen Chris Paul at all the NBA teams now.
(This is only a joke, I'm sorry if it's offensive) Imagine if you're spurs fan. Disguised as a Arsenal fan, Then bringing a Utena Hiiragi cutout to a Derby match in Emirates to just prank them saying the cutout is your wife. Also, Enjoy of playing against Man U in FA on January, Garnt. They've become little bit into the invitation to Championship these days.
Ngl the Prem is possibly the closest to the NFL of football when it comes to the difference between Championship teams and Prems. For people not wanting to read anymore, tldr the Prem is possibly the worst ran promotion/relegation system in the world of sports. The economic situation of the league has gotten incredibly uneven between clubs. As a Liverpool supporter, sure, someone like Nottingham Forest beat us this year at Anfield, but it’s still worth nearly 450 millions euros - for context, is around the same as Napoli’s, who had won the Serie A relatively recently. Leicester City got relegated but still had their Prem squad so easily got back up without much competition. All three promoted teams last year got relegated, and the current relegation zone coincidentally is also the three teams that got promoted/repromoted last year. Fun fact: the three teams currently in the relegation zone have a squad with a combined worth of 816 million euros. Every team in the championship combined is only worth 1.6 billion euros. The cheapest squad in the Prem - Ipswich - is still worth almost €60 million more than the richest squad in the Championship - burnley - and almost 15x more expensive than the cheapest squad in the Championship - Portsmouth. The current sides up for promotion in the Championship is filled with recently relegated teams funded with parachute funds. The few that miraculously get up naturally would be instantly relegated where they have to take out exorbitant amounts of loans to do a final gambit for reproportion with the risk of being in years of financial hell. Sorry for long rant, but the Prem is genuinely no better than the NFL for a comparison (coming from a long time supporter of a Prem club that happens to acknowledge the system). The Bundesliga would be a better subject of sporting integrity in football.
5:02 Bournemouth and Nottingham are there in the top 5 rn like ✌️ The fact that Bournemouth was like in League 1 twenty years ago still blows my mind. What the fuck happened?
4:45 I completely understand where Connor is coming from here, but as someone who has lived in America, and followed American sports my whole life I would have to partially disagree. With the NHL and the NFL (Ice Hockey & American Football respectively) in particular there are measures put in place like a salary cap that makes it so that 1 team with a mega-billionaire owner can't just hoard all the top talent, so scouting and drafting becomes really important, leading to guys who were relative unknowns on the national stage becoming massive successes at the professional level. Especially with the fact that all Leagues except for the NFL have a Draft Lottery that means that the team with the worst record isn't guaranteed the first pick in the draft. And as far as the Cinderella stories, we do still get them. In Baseball, the Chicago Cubs won their first World Series in 108 years in 2016, and the Boston Red Sox won their first World Series in 86 years in 2003. In Hockey, the Florida Panthers spent pretty much the first 20 years of the new millennium as one of the biggest laughing stocks in the league, but are now a juggernaut defending their first championship. And in Football, my Detroit Lions who haven't won a championship since the 1950s, before the Superbowl even existed and were also one of the biggest laughing stocks in the league, are in the process of playing the best stretch of Football I've EVER seen them play in my 26 year lifespan. I will say regarding relegation that it would perhaps curtail some of the apathetic cheap-asses who run some teams into the ground for years because they know they'll make money off their team regardless of on-field product. Tldr; I agree and disagree with Connor about the American sports model. We do have Cinderella stories with our sports, it just comes in different forms.
If you want to find anime and football fans, just go South america, theres literally fans that edit waifus in Boca, River Plate, Flamingo jersey. Most Europe fans that like anime would most likely be in Germany. Cant believe garnt is an arsenal fan tho
Fucking hell.. football talk on this podcast.. my trio of hobbies is complete. Just dont please turn into a shitty football podcast where you havet he stupidest take about football... you guys already have that for everything else... also garnt a gunner fan.. no womder he doesn't get europe. Haha
bro, in Europe there is Financial fair play. Any team violating it results in punishments such as heavy fines, points deduction, relegation and getting banned from participating in future top European competitions such as The Champions League, Europa League . Also, FFP is done by balancing how much they earned previous year by selling players, tv rights etc. and how much that spent in employing their players, coach etc. This helps a club which overperforms with less budget get way more for next season, and underperforming top teams have to lower their spendings. Teams that get relegated or are at the bottom of the league get way less broadcasting money which is the main profitable source of income for those teams. Going down the league makes it harder to come back because the second tier league is also brutal.
@@corazondepapel9346tbh i like it cus i atleast know my team maybe has a chance once a decade. the teams in the lower leagues of england NEVER have a chance unless they’re bought out by oil money
No one will give them credit but Man City’s dominance is a reason why english football is more popular globally, No team has ever done 4 in a row to win the league, no team winning the league with 100+ points, 2nd english team to win the legendary treble. I’d argue without Man City’s run from 2012 - Till present day, the League isn’t as popular. It was the dream of a small club being taken over with wealth and destroying the old elite. Soon as Man City got taken over by the Abu Dabi owners the Premier League magically created ‘FFP’ to help the ‘Smaller Teams’ When in actuality it’s the Prem trying to protect the entitled established elite ‘aka red cartel’ (Arsenal, United, Liverpool) and for some reason Tottenham. Thats why the richest club in the world Newcastle can’t compete with the top clubs because the red cartel doesn’t want another Chelsea or Man City to happen and it’s the same reason why United can break multiple FFP laws but don’t get punished. City won’t win the league this year, but that creates the great narrative of a team finally slaying the dragon…. Which should of been Arsenal but looks like it will be Liverpool
I have the same weird position as Garnt. I'm a massive (real, American) football fan but I grew up a reader and gamer so the predominant position was "lol sportsball" but that's starting to go away.
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Relegation is 100% the reason English football works as well as it does. The entire English system is a masterclass in maintaining interest with a wider fanbase, and Connor is unusually right in that _every_ sports league needs to implement that system.
But relegation exists in other leagues too and in my opinion la liga is better I love the prem too tho
@@itsyoboiasu1441 i think the prem is objectively more exciting but i respect it
Relegation would be a nice thing to have but it’s not NEEDED to have a great league, primary example is the NFL it’s the league that has 100s of storylines and on top of that is a league that promotes parity, teams that made the playoffs one year might fall off and not make it the next year those stories don’t come from being relegated it just comes from the league just being naturally good and interesting to watch even without relegation
Imagine f1...
@@aiwash2766no but it makes every team have a purpose to keep playing/keep watching games. Many games towards the tail end of a season in nfl become useless, whilst things like europe competition qualification and regulation mean theres always smthing to play for
Of course Garnt gets back into football when his team starts doing decent 😂
As an arsenal fan who started after 2022 can't blame him
As a MU fan, good for him. He prioritises his mental health and I can’t blame him!
It be like that sometimes
Arsenal in covid era was something else 😂
At least he ain't a glory hunter since there is no glory in arsenal 😂 (i'm an arsenal fan too)
“Watching Arsenal is like watching anime. You always had to wait for the next season.”
- Anime Evra
*netflix
Nah, in Latin America everyone is crazy about football, like since forever.
Can confirm, my Chilean friend lives and breathes it, it's a religion where he's from.
fr me and my friends would go crazy for them liga mx games like cruz azul vs club america semi-final went crazy
Football is popular everywhere besides America pretty much lmao
I have gotten into slightly heated arguments with my father over our own team
There’s a reason why captain tsubasa was (and remains !) so popular over here 😊
As a fan of football and Anime, this segmant is so good.
Really is a rare combo but I’m the same. Awesome to see
Yes
Same
Same!
connor is spitting facts about promotion and relegation there’s actual consequences and without it we don’t get stories like luton town going from the 5th division to the top league nor huge teams like hamburg going down for the first time after staying up for 55 years, it’s a lot more interesting than the franchise model imo tho i do love the playoffs system and i love that lower divisions implemented them the promotion playoffs are amazing
Or Leicester City in 2016 I think?
@@enriquecastillo3664 or watford's epic promotion to the prem with the saved pen and deeney's goal on the counter
It is great and I love the system, but it works in England because of lots of factors specific to England. Large Population, Small Geography and the fact the teams, league, and fanbase was largely established before big money was introduced are some of the the biggest reasons it remains a functional system.
Also now that big money is involved, Regulation really only effects a tiny minority of teams. 99% of teams will never sniff the top leagues where the money is and without that money it is nearly impossible to reach those heights.
Also, The reason you can remember those amazing runs for promotion is they happen so infrequently.
Or heidenheim, they have beautiful rise to the bundesliga
@@not_juano lol, that goal was in the semis to reach the playoff finals. Funny enough, watford didn't even win that final and didnt get promoted.
It's rare for someone in the anime community (at least in my experience and in the UK) be into football. So I always enjoy when Garnt can geek out about it.
ever heard of Solanke?
To be fair nowadays with anime being way more mainstreams loads of people watch anime and football now.
In the Ukraine maybe but everywhere else it's pretty normal
What about Kiara being supports Austria when they played in Euro?
I mean bundesliga have some footballers that love anime adeyemi julian etc
I mean mitoma scored an anime’esc goal against liverpool, where he faked a volley into a volley
yeah that was an insane goal
Mitoma is a bit inconsistent, but when bros on, he’s ON
That was ages ago tho, like 2 years already
hes kinda injured then his form kinda dipped but still good enough to be prem player
Nagi-ah goal
16:45 sorry joey its not soccer. It was football!!
It’s both actually
COME ON YOU GOONERS
Gooner? That explains 9:43
COME ONE WIN THE LEAGUE
@@bread-number_2 not when Liverpool is in superb form...
@@diazkohen2149 your right.
@@diazkohen2149as much as I WISH that weren’t true, I have to admit Liverpool are making it tough on everyone right now. Plus now Saka has joined the group of injured Arsenal players. 😐 if only City had shit the bed last year or the year before. 😂
Not garnt talking about man utd fans while being an arsenal fan 😂
mid table club vs bottlers
I thought it was just me having the absurd unrelated combo of being a fan of Arsenal and on other hand of Domestic Girlfriend manga. I don't feel lonely anymore. Ty based Garnt.
9:42 damn, last minute contender for Out of Context clip of the year
Garnt you need to watch Champions League
Which is the peak of football
Of course he does
he's Arsenal fan though.. that team probably will never get that far in UCL. Unless he develop interested in Liverpool, he won't have a team to support until the final.
@@arahaitham123 brighton's winning the ucl next seaso mate
Nah, world cup qualifiers
Peak football was barca vs madrid back in the 2010's
My man left football at the dark ages of arsenal FC, and comes back at the perfect time. the timing is insane
Arsenal's still ass lmao
I think Garnt should ask his relatives back in Thailand for football knowledge and passion of the Thais. I mean Thailand is the strongest nation in SEA anyway, as a Vietnamese, it's sour but it's true at the same time. There's also a regional tournament going on, if Garnt has a chance, he should watch them.
9:47 welp......I think we know what will be in the out of context clips for the next award show.
Football, Premier League and Mitoma mentioned! This show gets better and better.
Garnt is an Arsenal fan...oh we are so back
Bottlers 😂😂😂😂
Corners FC
Is back in the room with us?
Seeing as Garnt is from Brighton, I was surprised to hear that he didn't support the Seagulls as that is his hometown team and they're doing quite okay as a mid-table club.
He does support Brighton, it’s just that he’s in the weird position that the teams that he supports are now competing in the same league.
But while Brighton are a good team, they’re not really title contenders like Arsenal.
@@anisahs2110well obviously 😅
@@anisahs2110 That's kinda glory hunter tho it's looked down upon by a lot of football fans
Arsenal have been "title contender" for the last 20 years 💀
@@anisahs2110 They are as good of a title contender as arsenal bro
9:40 The only thing that can stop a man from achieving his goals.
My only experience with "football" is playing as a small child and when I was 13 I had an English friend named Amelio who liked FIFA the video game. We would play FIFA 13 and FIFA Street and I would play Manchester United and he would play Arsenal. I would just slide tackle him over and over and injure all his best players and he would rage quit. Was the funniest shit. Wayne Rooney was the best.
As a modern Man Utd fan yea we are 100% cooked. Good times are just round the corner right?
Right?
As a city fan I finally know how you guys have been feeling 😂 🤕
As a Liverpool fan, I'm enjoying the downfall of the Manchester clubs and how well we're doing
You guys need to do something about defending those corner set pieces.
yes, just around the corner, when that corner is a circle.
we believe in Amorim ball right? right?
Grant supports Arsenal!
Garnt gooner confirmed
Confirmed bottlejobs fan
The bottlejobbers
Grant is an actual gooner confirmed
Wait I thought he was a Chels
Love Garnt getting back into football. One of my few pleasure in life right now is watching Man City and Pep get absolutely trashed these last few months
Garnt Goonner confirmed
Born in the late 90's as a forest fan, all i knew was Championship football and a some league one football, in 2022 I went to the promotion game game at wembley to watch Forest beat Huddersfield 1-0 and see us get back into the prem after 23 years. I've always watched the prem, but seeing my team there after only hearing stories of how great they were from my parents and grandparents is another feelings. Football need relegation and promotion, otherwise there is no consequence. Forest are currently 4th in the prem, that is WILD for me, the last two seasons it was a relegation battle (which was also incredible, i hated it but... it's part of the game). America needs to do this if they want football to be popular, but they won't.
Warra year eh, now Chris Wood terrorising PL goalie. Ahead of Man United
@@errte7 Insane year. Haaland, Messi, and Ronaldo wear Chris Wood pyjamas. 🤣
WE'RE ON THE PISS WITH NUNO
@@JD-of6pc MADRI OR STELLA DRINKING WHATEVER WE'RE ON THE PISS WITH NUNO
Is that a pokemon shuffle profile pic?
Ted "Goated" Lasso
After reading Ao ashi i just got way more into futbol
try watch Liverpool. They have Trent Alexander Arnold (TAA), who is probably one of closest to Ashito when it come to vision and playmaking as FB. Though this season he isn't in top assist list like previous seasons because new Coach has different approach. But we have Mo Salah on top goal & top assist instead. Probably best player this season.
Never knew Garnt is a Gooner as well!!! #COYG brooo
Bournemouth are better
Any anime and sports enthusiast here ?
football entered the anime community because of blue lock, which is partially why i think garnt is viewing footy as getting more into the pop culture stream, is also cuz it was in his current streams of information- people in or around the anime community, american tv, and so on
could be
And s2 has been bad. Should try other football anime, especially Ao Ashi which is much more reality grounded but still interesting and has proper tactic.
I dunno man. Captain Tsubasa was the shit tho, back in the days
Inazuma 11 and Captain Tsubasa god I hate blue lock fans so much
Been a fan of both separately naruto got me into anime hazard lampard drogba got me into football
ah gaan the glory hunter - getting back to support arsenal when they get back
What have they won the last 3 years
I thought Takefusa Kubo who was signed by Real Madrid and now playing for Sociedad was the most popular football player in Japan since he is the young prodigy
i thought endo was ngl cause he was national team captain or something and was stuttgart captain
Wrexham is another example of how the promotion/relegation system can help create amazing stories that work so well even as a documentary. The deep connection with communities and the idea of chasing big dreams is such a powerful concept.
Omfg Garnt, never thought you're also a Gooner 😅 COYG!
I think, as you get older
The more sports becomes more of a thing you get into...
At least ive noticed .. my fiance knows more about the boston celtics than I do, and im a longtime nets fan.
I wish tottenham wasnt ass this year, man, that... But Brighton's not doing bad this year.
That nottingham forrest vs aston villa match was crazy, though. Im not a martinez fan, but that goal save was insane (even though aston villa lost, lol)
I swear, the only reason I like Tottenham and Brighton was actually because of Son and Mitoma...
but I got into watching basketball because of Kristaps Porzingis (with an eye on Jeremy lin on the hornets) and stayed a nets fan when they had Atkinson as a coach and dlo as their main guy
Son is such a great player. He's a player that even rival fans can't hate. I wish Liverpool had him
@DE-4AULThe is getting older, so no 😂
Tottenham aren't crap they are just doing their spursy thing. That's all 😂
@@hashshashiin.forsī It's a spursy thing to do.
garnt getting into brighton only after they start doing well is the most brighton thing i’ve ever heard
Utd bashing from gigguk is the one thing I didn’t know I needed😂
Cold Palmer be like: Wot?
Garnt really needs to play Sekiro if he hasn't before. Such a satifying game
Garnt should do arsenal wacthalong
garnt supports arsenal, goat anime opinions and football
Supporting Arsenal is a L.
GARNT IS A GUNNER LETS GO
bro if u told me that Nottingham forest was gonna be 4th by the end of the year i wouldve thought u were insane. Instead NF went sicko mode goddamm.
Garnt just went up a level for me after saying what his football team is 😌
Dami lee is top tier background noise for when you work or play games and if you stop and actually watch the video's her production is really high ,a really underrated channel for longer content regarding art is a guy called Internet Pitstop ,that guy makes 1-3 hours long videos really often somehow ,really good aswell .
And off topic ,but its good seeing people in the anime community talk about the actual sport and not talk about the absurdity of Bluelock abilities .
That Dami Lee video about Kowloon walled city got me into her channel.
Damn Garnt a Gooner
world cup 2022 final was the best ever
Best Anime of the year as he said, I couldn't agree more
true true 2022 was just crasy
It would’ve been if France won
@@Tapedoff mbappé did well yeah
Nah rigged
The Relegation works because all of the teams are in a small area. It also works because the system was in play before big money became involved.
The USA is way to big for the model to work geographically and implementing it at this stage in the major leagues would be financially impossible.
America literally has pre season games which sell out everytime ! Its massive when the big clubs go to the US
Kaoru mitoma not only 1 of best epl player, he is also doing nagi goal in epl
Bit of a stretch...Mitoma is good but not particularly noteworthy this season
He is very good but definitely not 1 of the best Prem players.
He is good player but NOT one of the best 😂
Hyping him up because he’s Japanese
Unreal glaze I can name 15 players better than him atm
Got back to english PL football too after like 7 years didn't follow it just want to smile and make my day better each week 😂😂
It's also happening in the inverse as well, the NFL has held league matches London lol.
I genuinly thought Garnt would be a Brighton supporter since he's from there. So imagine my disappointment when he said he supports Arsenal of all clubs. Could've at least picked Liverpool or Chelsea even.
Seems like garnt loves bottles 😂
He comes back just in time to watch Arsenal bait for corners 50 times a game
Every boss fight in SEKIRO is just "Get good"
Onizuka of football, so weirdly accurate
Bro! He's back home, To the beautiful Game!
If anyone wants a funny football themed comedy to watch: "The First Team" - a 2020 TV series by the BBC is great
meanwhile 17 year old yamal being a world class dribbler while still studying in school. Spanish players are built different
You're not the only one fell into that rabbit hole of Dami's videos....... 😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃
As a Tottenham fan, this is sad to hear from Garnt 😮💨
The idea saying your team sucked when a bad year for them would be finishing 8th. Try watching your team getting relegated after losing 25 games in a 38 game season. Makes quite the sobering tonic after getting promoted winning 25 games the year before.
as a Uk boy who is also very into football but is also a huge anime fan, i like this video alot🙂🙂
Ah yes. The best sports anime. Ted Lasso
Garnt being a gooner is the most trash of tastes. Fair weather as fuck haha.
Also Garnt hates condiments because of the bottles
9:45
Brighton ain't the only ones overpreforming recently. Theirs Newcastle (because they got oil money but seem to have fallen off again). Nottingham Forrest, Bournemouth and Aston Villa.
If your gonna support any club in football I recommend Brighton, Forrest and especially Aston Villa.
football got so mainstream and saw my country won everything so I simply stopped caring, it feels fixed and made to sell the most shirts now
I am getting into rugby now and it is fucking amazing, it also helps that my country is a top 5 in the world and I really want to watch them win the world cup, super rugby, top 14, urc, even NRL which is rugby league, it is fucking great
So when your country wins everything you will also stop watching Rugby?
@emmanuelogunlana877 depends if the sport becomes a soulless marketing machine
@@hr-g4640 Most organized sports can be classified as a "soulless marketing machine". Rugby is full of it
Football has always been mainstream what are you saying?
There’s both Pros and Cons between Relegation and Franchise. I like the idea of consequences for playing good or bad but at the same time there’s a reason it’s only been the same teams at the top for decades. Whereas in the NBA and NFL we can have teams draft they’re star players and potentially starting winning like Giannis with the Bucks and Jokic on the Nuggets, you don’t have to worry about them getting bought out right away and now these poverty franchises are thrust into the spotlight not stuck at the bottom because they can’t afford to pay their players
Not gonna lie the NBA is kinda stale. All the same teams every year can get kind of boring to watch with almost the same rotation of players besides draft picks. At this point I must have seen Chris Paul at all the NBA teams now.
lol imagine outing yourself as a glory hunter like this. You can’t be supporting Arsenal when your local team is Brighton- that is insane!
I find it so weird that this guys talking about football
(This is only a joke, I'm sorry if it's offensive)
Imagine if you're spurs fan. Disguised as a Arsenal fan, Then bringing a Utena Hiiragi cutout to a Derby match in Emirates to just prank them saying the cutout is your wife.
Also, Enjoy of playing against Man U in FA on January, Garnt. They've become little bit into the invitation to Championship these days.
Me as a Spurs fan watching Garnt say that he’s a gooner… respect lost. Worst food takes and a gooner… GRANT.
The US has a different league they could incorporate into a League B if they wanted.
Ngl the Prem is possibly the closest to the NFL of football when it comes to the difference between Championship teams and Prems.
For people not wanting to read anymore, tldr the Prem is possibly the worst ran promotion/relegation system in the world of sports.
The economic situation of the league has gotten incredibly uneven between clubs. As a Liverpool supporter, sure, someone like Nottingham Forest beat us this year at Anfield, but it’s still worth nearly 450 millions euros - for context, is around the same as Napoli’s, who had won the Serie A relatively recently.
Leicester City got relegated but still had their Prem squad so easily got back up without much competition. All three promoted teams last year got relegated, and the current relegation zone coincidentally is also the three teams that got promoted/repromoted last year.
Fun fact: the three teams currently in the relegation zone have a squad with a combined worth of 816 million euros.
Every team in the championship combined is only worth 1.6 billion euros.
The cheapest squad in the Prem - Ipswich - is still worth almost €60 million more than the richest squad in the Championship - burnley - and almost 15x more expensive than the cheapest squad in the Championship - Portsmouth.
The current sides up for promotion in the Championship is filled with recently relegated teams funded with parachute funds. The few that miraculously get up naturally would be instantly relegated where they have to take out exorbitant amounts of loans to do a final gambit for reproportion with the risk of being in years of financial hell.
Sorry for long rant, but the Prem is genuinely no better than the NFL for a comparison (coming from a long time supporter of a Prem club that happens to acknowledge the system). The Bundesliga would be a better subject of sporting integrity in football.
Of course Garnt supports Arseanal, can't say I didn't see it coming lol.
Y'all need to make sure to read AoAshi it's PEAK
Garnt need to make trash taste fantasy league😂
At the very least, United fans have celebrated 2 trophy as opposed to Arsenal in this brief period
5:02 Bournemouth and Nottingham are there in the top 5 rn like ✌️
The fact that Bournemouth was like in League 1 twenty years ago still blows my mind. What the fuck happened?
Another reason to like Garnt. COYG.
Unfortunately Garnt has missed peak Brighton footy
Why is my anime guy saying football words, how good is this weed?
Liverpool be crushing everyone!
4:45 I completely understand where Connor is coming from here, but as someone who has lived in America, and followed American sports my whole life I would have to partially disagree. With the NHL and the NFL (Ice Hockey & American Football respectively) in particular there are measures put in place like a salary cap that makes it so that 1 team with a mega-billionaire owner can't just hoard all the top talent, so scouting and drafting becomes really important, leading to guys who were relative unknowns on the national stage becoming massive successes at the professional level. Especially with the fact that all Leagues except for the NFL have a Draft Lottery that means that the team with the worst record isn't guaranteed the first pick in the draft. And as far as the Cinderella stories, we do still get them. In Baseball, the Chicago Cubs won their first World Series in 108 years in 2016, and the Boston Red Sox won their first World Series in 86 years in 2003. In Hockey, the Florida Panthers spent pretty much the first 20 years of the new millennium as one of the biggest laughing stocks in the league, but are now a juggernaut defending their first championship. And in Football, my Detroit Lions who haven't won a championship since the 1950s, before the Superbowl even existed and were also one of the biggest laughing stocks in the league, are in the process of playing the best stretch of Football I've EVER seen them play in my 26 year lifespan. I will say regarding relegation that it would perhaps curtail some of the apathetic cheap-asses who run some teams into the ground for years because they know they'll make money off their team regardless of on-field product.
Tldr; I agree and disagree with Connor about the American sports model. We do have Cinderella stories with our sports, it just comes in different forms.
If you want to find anime and football fans, just go South america, theres literally fans that edit waifus in Boca, River Plate, Flamingo jersey. Most Europe fans that like anime would most likely be in Germany. Cant believe garnt is an arsenal fan tho
Fucking hell.. football talk on this podcast.. my trio of hobbies is complete. Just dont please turn into a shitty football podcast where you havet he stupidest take about football... you guys already have that for everything else... also garnt a gunner fan.. no womder he doesn't get europe. Haha
seeing how only garnt likes it dont think they will be talking about football that often
@thegamingwolf5612 probably not but i welcome the surprise. I'm glad he doesn't support man united.. that woukd have broken me. Haha
@@XxTrEzY07xXWhat club do you support?
@emmanuelogunlana877 Liverpool FC
@@XxTrEzY07xX You guys are doing great. I support Chelsea FC
Garnt is an Arsenal fan hell yeah beother coyg 🔴⚪🔴⚪🔴
Connor is just chattin, NA sports dont just spend a bunch of money to sign players, they have salary cap and gets taxed if they go overboard.
Yeah and don't get punished for being trash, they get rewards for "tanking" 😂😂😂😂
bro, in Europe there is Financial fair play. Any team violating it results in punishments such as heavy fines, points deduction, relegation and getting banned from participating in future top European competitions such as The Champions League, Europa League .
Also, FFP is done by balancing how much they earned previous year by selling players, tv rights etc. and how much that spent in employing their players, coach etc. This helps a club which overperforms with less budget get way more for next season, and underperforming top teams have to lower their spendings. Teams that get relegated or are at the bottom of the league get way less broadcasting money which is the main profitable source of income for those teams. Going down the league makes it harder to come back because the second tier league is also brutal.
@@corazondepapel9346tbh i like it cus i atleast know my team maybe has a chance once a decade. the teams in the lower leagues of england NEVER have a chance unless they’re bought out by oil money
Imagine being a Man Utd fan in 2024.
I love Garnt even more now #coyg
The only thing I hate about football are blue lock fans 😂
aresanal?? oh this is trash taste hmm make sense
Brighton are the ultimate hipster team so I like them
Also they have Mitoma
No one will give them credit but Man City’s dominance is a reason why english football is more popular globally, No team has ever done 4 in a row to win the league, no team winning the league with 100+ points, 2nd english team to win the legendary treble.
I’d argue without Man City’s run from
2012 - Till present day, the League isn’t as popular. It was the dream of a small club being taken over with wealth and destroying the old elite.
Soon as Man City got taken over by the Abu Dabi owners the Premier League magically created ‘FFP’ to help the ‘Smaller Teams’
When in actuality it’s the Prem trying to protect the entitled established elite ‘aka red cartel’ (Arsenal, United, Liverpool) and for some reason Tottenham.
Thats why the richest club in the world Newcastle can’t compete with the top clubs because the red cartel doesn’t want another Chelsea or Man City to happen and it’s the same reason why United can break multiple FFP laws but don’t get punished.
City won’t win the league this year, but that creates the great narrative of a team finally slaying the dragon…. Which should of been Arsenal but looks like it will be Liverpool
Liverpool top of the league baby 🎉
I have the same weird position as Garnt. I'm a massive (real, American) football fan but I grew up a reader and gamer so the predominant position was "lol sportsball" but that's starting to go away.