ALL of us underrate this fella so much. He didn't just won, he was named Best Player in Argentina, Brazil and Italy. He was Top Scorer in EPL. He went from MANU to CITY and didn't even flinch, instead of his game being affected under such pressure, he raised it. He also showed that he adapted in MANU to a support role position but he was actually a 1st TIER figure. He was the real first TOP player that started to put CITY as a major presence in EPL. His bigest flaw was that allways at some point, because of his fault and others, he got tired of a situation and he left like nothing, but speaks volume of his talent and personality that this never affected his level in the picth no matter where and when. Like el Kun, he didn't have the best timing regarding the NT, a real shame because both were formidable CRACKS. But this man really is underrated because he just wasn't there in his teams winning a title within a group, he was almost allways the main figure or one of those in every title with his CLUBS. Plus I do not think people realize how many spectacular goals he has made.
In my eyes he was better than Rooney. Very similar, very close, but imo he was better. People easily forgot what an absolutely unstoppable animal he was for City in his first fwo seasons. Then he had a fight with Mancini and basically didn't want to play. After that he got to Juve and became a legend for them in just two seasons.
Tevez dragged City into the top four teams in the PL when we weren't really good enough. Games when we hung on and defended like mad, only for Tevez to grab goals on his own to win games we had no right to win. I think he is a massive part in City being where we are today.
Yep. He was an absolute animal with City, in earlier years before the problems with Mancini when he refused to play 100%. Used to score amazing goals on his own all the time, carried the team. He was absolutely brilliant with Juve again, such class... He was just an absolutely amazing blend of skill, technique, power, pace, aggression, intelligence, work rate, class. Had everything you could as from a football played. Absolutely loved to watch him. Imo prime Tevez (early City years, Juve era) was better than prime Rooney (2008-2012).
@@Deathmare235 I would say he had similar ability at City and United but at City he had more freedom to express himself as a forward, at United he just had to defend and do too much of the dirty work all the time. At Juve he lost a touch of his earlier power and pace and stamina, not much just a touch, but he gained some experience and decision making, he was pure class at Juve. Yeah, if you look at his career his peak was definitely not at United. Even though he won huge titles there, he just couldn't express himself as a player as much as he was able to do that at City and Juve.
People call him a mercenary but they never realised how many battles he had to go through and what really made him choose money over loyalty for a club. One of the greatest forwards. Carlitos.
Tevez,like Maradona, was a 'product' of his tough upbringing. When your youth friends are dying, drugging or stealing, just surviving and keeping out of trouble is a win.
Glad you did this video. I was aware of Tevez's backstory. I feel that considering his really tough upbringing, he had quite a strong mentality. People with trauma filled pasts can find it hard to get along with others. He has done a pretty incredible job overcoming his past. Have you mentioned anywhere which clubs you like the most?
Did it today for teh first time but I'll save you the time, I'm portuguese, Porto is my local club, but I mainly watch Juventus now, because of CR7, also like to watch Man utd and Wolves lately
@@DailyDoseOfFootballYT That's pretty cool. I have been a fan for Juventus and the Wolves for a long time. I also became quite fond of Villarreal. Not a fan of Man Utd, but watching them rebuild has been interesting. I've been enjoying your videos. Keep up the good work and keep refining your style as you keep going.
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I think his trophy cabinet score is a little underrated. Libertadores has a huge weight here in South America, and he won the league in every team he's played in, in the most prestigious football countries (Argentina, Brazil, England, Italy)
@@Fresh-qc3zn nahh, I don't agree. His time with Juve was probably his most mature time in Europe, while still having great physical ability. I'd say his time in Juve belongs to his prime years, alongside his first two seasons with City. I'd say those are his best 4 seasons im his career, his peak. He probably had more physical power in the City years, ability to make runs all the time, but he was more intelligent and technical in his Juve years, although he had everything during all those seasons.
As a brazilian and Corinthians fan I guarantee you we dont see him as a traitor, but as one of the biggest idols in recent history, even his time on our club being short
This channel is brilliant. I've had so many enjoyable moments reminiscing about the players of my youth, and those my parents & grandparents lived too. Thank you for making these well researched & perfectly paced videos.
His time at West Ham was bonkers and wonderful in equal measure. Fans absolutely loved him and I think he felt the same about us - working class fans and a working class footballer 👍
The man is single handedly responsible for City becoming a great team. I remember from 2009 to 2011, he was the only player of any worth in that Man City team which had a young Kompany, David Silva and later Yaya Toure. But still it was only Tevez who carried that team and set the base for that legendary season of 2011-12. Even in that season, Tevez proved he was very important during the latter half of the season. His hattrick at Norwich started a series of wins which culminated in City winning their first Premier League in 44 years.
Tevez has scored more goals for Manchester City than for any other club he's played for (58) yet you fail to show any clip of him playing for City and show him playing for united and Juventus when talking about his victorious time with the sky blues. I like all the other coverage of our legend though, his upbringing and his early years.
@@kwameadjepong7797 nothing worse than English and Americans trying to speak Spanish or any language, but worse is no English cuisine just like Murica.
One of my all time favorite man u players... maybe do a video on teams that had super teams?... teams that dominated a year or more... I loved the rooney video you did.. good stuff bro!
My favorite player ever. Legend 🥲 one of the best to ever do it. He Could do it all. Phenomenal in every facet of the game. Did it in multiple leagues never having a down season, GOATED.
Corinthians fan here. Tevez should have a better rating, he should have at least a 7/10 in mentality, he was successfull in every team he played also icon factot, at least 8/10... he is huge in Argentina and still huge in the corinthians fan base. I ll give some discount for being hated in manchester
Love the content but have a few complaints if you can improve that will really enhance the quality. 1. Narrative n videos r not in sync, try to keep the video relevant to the commentary. 2. The back ground music volume should be reduced because it creates distraction. All in all great work and keep making wonderful videos about footballing legends 👍
He left because of his daughters they could never adapt to England. Aguero had the same issue but he lives alone in Manchester. Manchester isn’t a place a lot of players want to play .
Tevez > Rooney If he only didn't get in that fight with Mancini he would be an absolute PL legend, but he still left to have two brilliant seasons with Juventus and become their legend. He was a monster. Ridiculous blend of great physical ability, power, pace, stamina and aggression, with class, intellingence, technical ability and skill.
![The Reason Carlos Tevez Left Manchester United [Untold Story]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/W5CdHGmWg40/mqdefault.jpg)
ALL of us underrate this fella so much. He didn't just won, he was named Best Player in Argentina, Brazil and Italy. He was Top Scorer in EPL. He went from MANU to CITY and didn't even flinch, instead of his game being affected under such pressure, he raised it. He also showed that he adapted in MANU to a support role position but he was actually a 1st TIER figure. He was the real first TOP player that started to put CITY as a major presence in EPL.
His bigest flaw was that allways at some point, because of his fault and others, he got tired of a situation and he left like nothing, but speaks volume of his talent and personality that this never affected his level in the picth no matter where and when.
Like el Kun, he didn't have the best timing regarding the NT, a real shame because both were formidable CRACKS. But this man really is underrated because he just wasn't there in his teams winning a title within a group, he was almost allways the main figure or one of those in every title with his CLUBS. Plus I do not think people realize how many spectacular goals he has made.
In my eyes he was better than Rooney. Very similar, very close, but imo he was better. People easily forgot what an absolutely unstoppable animal he was for City in his first fwo seasons. Then he had a fight with Mancini and basically didn't want to play. After that he got to Juve and became a legend for them in just two seasons.
defo tevez was a GOAT
Tevez dragged City into the top four teams in the PL when we weren't really good enough.
Games when we hung on and defended like mad, only for Tevez to grab goals on his own to win games we had no right to win.
I think he is a massive part in City being where we are today.
Yep. He was an absolute animal with City, in earlier years before the problems with Mancini when he refused to play 100%. Used to score amazing goals on his own all the time, carried the team.
He was absolutely brilliant with Juve again, such class... He was just an absolutely amazing blend of skill, technique, power, pace, aggression, intelligence, work rate, class. Had everything you could as from a football played. Absolutely loved to watch him.
Imo prime Tevez (early City years, Juve era) was better than prime Rooney (2008-2012).
@@siberianTiger639tevez prime isn’t united?
@@Deathmare235 I would say he had similar ability at City and United but at City he had more freedom to express himself as a forward, at United he just had to defend and do too much of the dirty work all the time.
At Juve he lost a touch of his earlier power and pace and stamina, not much just a touch, but he gained some experience and decision making, he was pure class at Juve.
Yeah, if you look at his career his peak was definitely not at United. Even though he won huge titles there, he just couldn't express himself as a player as much as he was able to do that at City and Juve.
People call him a mercenary but they never realised how many battles he had to go through and what really made him choose money over loyalty for a club. One of the greatest forwards. Carlitos.
As if being a mercenary was a bad thing
Capitalists complaining about mercenaies is nuts. 😂
I think he is seriously underrated. So much better than a lot of players that are ranked higher.
Tevez,like Maradona, was a 'product' of his tough upbringing. When your youth friends are dying, drugging or stealing, just surviving and keeping out of trouble is a win.
Glad you did this video. I was aware of Tevez's backstory. I feel that considering his really tough upbringing, he had quite a strong mentality. People with trauma filled pasts can find it hard to get along with others. He has done a pretty incredible job overcoming his past.
Have you mentioned anywhere which clubs you like the most?
Did it today for teh first time but I'll save you the time, I'm portuguese, Porto is my local club, but I mainly watch Juventus now, because of CR7, also like to watch Man utd and Wolves lately
@@DailyDoseOfFootballYT That's pretty cool. I have been a fan for Juventus and the Wolves for a long time. I also became quite fond of Villarreal.
Not a fan of Man Utd, but watching them rebuild has been interesting. I've been enjoying your videos. Keep up the good work and keep refining your style as you keep going.
@@DailyDoseOfFootballYT Haha! Then the next round with Juve vs Porto is going to be interesting for you! Will you be supporting Porto?
you all probably dont give a shit but does anyone know of a method to log back into an Instagram account??
I was dumb lost the login password. I would love any tricks you can offer me!
I think his trophy cabinet score is a little underrated. Libertadores has a huge weight here in South America, and he won the league in every team he's played in, in the most prestigious football countries (Argentina, Brazil, England, Italy)
Won the champions league
And look at the clubs he played for. Boca, Corinthians, Man Utd, City, Juventus: huge clubs with massive fanbases and pressure.
One of my favorite players to ever play at Juventus. He represented the Juventus spirit perfectly. Forza carlitos per sempre!
He was well past his prime when at Juventus but still a very good player.
@@Fresh-qc3zn nahh, I don't agree. His time with Juve was probably his most mature time in Europe, while still having great physical ability.
I'd say his time in Juve belongs to his prime years, alongside his first two seasons with City. I'd say those are his best 4 seasons im his career, his peak.
He probably had more physical power in the City years, ability to make runs all the time, but he was more intelligent and technical in his Juve years, although he had everything during all those seasons.
@@Fresh-qc3zn He had at least one good season left in him when he chose to leave Juventus. Sadly.
Tevez the last idol of Boca, an Argentine legend through and through.
As a brazilian and Corinthians fan I guarantee you we dont see him as a traitor, but as one of the biggest idols in recent history, even his time on our club being short
Tevez during the 2006 World Cup vs. The Netherlands opened my appreciation for his amazing talent....
Im still wondering why that 2006 squad not able to defeat Germany
We loved him at West Ham and he loved us. Always will be a hammers legend to me.
That's great to hear
The reason once I was a fan of West Ham was because of this guy
Tevez is one of my fav strikers ever..
This channel is brilliant. I've had so many enjoyable moments reminiscing about the players of my youth, and those my parents & grandparents lived too. Thank you for making these well researched & perfectly paced videos.
Always gave his all on the pitch. True warrior.
His time at West Ham was bonkers and wonderful in equal measure. Fans absolutely loved him and I think he felt the same about us - working class fans and a working class footballer 👍
The man is single handedly responsible for City becoming a great team. I remember from 2009 to 2011, he was the only player of any worth in that Man City team which had a young Kompany, David Silva and later Yaya Toure. But still it was only Tevez who carried that team and set the base for that legendary season of 2011-12. Even in that season, Tevez proved he was very important during the latter half of the season. His hattrick at Norwich started a series of wins which culminated in City winning their first Premier League in 44 years.
Tevez has scored more goals for Manchester City than for any other club he's played for (58) yet you fail to show any clip of him playing for City and show him playing for united and Juventus when talking about his victorious time with the sky blues. I like all the other coverage of our legend though, his upbringing and his early years.
The player from your list that is the least known to me. Thank you so much for this great overview of Tevez!
No worries, man, glad you enjoyed
Tevez English is soooo bad
@@kwameadjepong7797 nothing worse than English and Americans trying to speak Spanish or any language, but worse is no English cuisine just like Murica.
Tevez is a true football Hero. Proper rags to Riches story. He just loved football and never changed throughout his illustrious career
Absolutely love your videos.
Hope the channel gets hot soon because I think you deserve it and the demand is there!
Força nisso ^^
Might be a matter of time but it's looking tough
Im a West Ham fan and even though he was only there for one season he’s one of the best players to play for my club, an absolute maverick
He was a small but a very powerfull striker with an amazing right foot.
Thanks for the video man...........I really loved TEVEZ a lot after C.Ronaldo........in the attacking Trident he formed with Rooney and Ronaldo
Same man
@@DailyDoseOfFootballYT nice
your chanel woluld deserve 10x more viewevers... MASTERPIECE of 12 min videos... great story telller ... pace, content, ect... great job man! =)
I love these videos because it gives me more knowledge about the players that don’t play anymore 👍
Kept us in the premier league with his winner against UTD.. forever grateful. COYI ⚒
Great video
Tevez was the next thing to Maradona in Argentina League Guys
Nowhere near Maradona
One of my all time favorite man u players... maybe do a video on teams that had super teams?... teams that dominated a year or more... I loved the rooney video you did.. good stuff bro!
great video! Calitos makes my 1997-infinity serie a xi
I love these videos they are like football documentaries
Great content bro you make classics.. we see you 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thanks!
He’s a genius
He was an interesting player 👏 thank for this video and it's information 🙏
My favorite player ever. Legend 🥲 one of the best to ever do it. He Could do it all. Phenomenal in every facet of the game. Did it in multiple leagues never having a down season, GOATED.
You are massively underrated my friend, keep going❤
Fantastic right back, Gary Neville did a good job mentoring him
Love your videos dude, I’m currently going through all of them from start to finish. Keep it up
Love your content, never stop
Thanks, I'll try not to
the channels is doing well, these are great productions
You produce some really good content! Keep it up bro! It's appreciated!
Thanks!
Excellent documentaries
Thank you for making these videos
Great work ! Love from Saudi Arabia
Corinthians fan here. Tevez should have a better rating, he should have at least a 7/10 in mentality, he was successfull in every team he played
also icon factot, at least 8/10... he is huge in Argentina and still huge in the corinthians fan base. I ll give some discount for being hated in manchester
carlos tevez,i always had wondered the story behind his scars
nice work!
I really enjoy your videos (especially the fact that they are so well researched)
Thanks bro.
Very entertaining and informative. Cheers
Love your videos ( underrated youtuber
Thanks! means a lot
I REALLY ENJOY WATCHING YOUR VIDEOS, KEEP UP THE GOOD JOB 👍🏾👍🏾
Thanks man!
These are so interesting. Thank you
all the love from algeria
Love your work, mate.
Damn Carlos had a tuff life glad that he made it out
great video
Great video! 😁
Great vid
Hard work man...hard work
Amazing Football Channel 👍⚽️
Gosto do teu trabalho. Não desistas!
🙏🏿 love the videos
Another quality video bro
Subscribed i watched a fev videos all realy great
Excellent videos mate!!
Great job on this video
Vamos Tévez
Great videos, I would appreciate it if you make a video of Stefan Effenberg
Great Work...!!! keep it up
thanks for your videos
Enjoying it, subscribed
Great!
Good stuff!
Amazing channel!
Thanks!
Love the content but have a few complaints if you can improve that will really enhance the quality.
1. Narrative n videos r not in sync, try to keep the video relevant to the commentary.
2. The back ground music volume should be reduced because it creates distraction.
All in all great work and keep making wonderful videos about footballing legends 👍
great videos the best
Thanks!
Great player
3:16-Tevez played second final game against Once Caldas in Manizales, but they lost on penalties 2:0.
love your videos
Love the videos
Thanks!
You deserver more subscribers
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great video!
For me he's Juventus legend.
Great channel
great videooo!!
Cool show
Could you make one on Paul Scholes.
Always below frank lampard
The Year They Went to the Finals with Messi if they had Tevez they would've won the World Cup! No doubt in my mind.
100% mistake to leave him out way better than recent joke that is left-wing Marcos Acuña, a butcher who gave France the free kick.
Love the vids
Love ur vids
Thanks
He left because of his daughters they could never adapt to England. Aguero had the same issue but he lives alone in Manchester. Manchester isn’t a place a lot of players want to play .
good stuff
Tevez > Rooney
If he only didn't get in that fight with Mancini he would be an absolute PL legend, but he still left to have two brilliant seasons with Juventus and become their legend.
He was a monster. Ridiculous blend of great physical ability, power, pace, stamina and aggression, with class, intellingence, technical ability and skill.
You are the best
Keep making videos
Thanks
10 out a 10
Im just curious, How you avoid copyright claims with these videos? they are so cool.!!!