Only if Helmut Schoen could find a way to use both Netzer and Overath in W. Germany's line up in 1974 W. Cup. It is a pity he had to watch the final from the stand. This is a problem when you have 2 great midfield generals. Valcareggi, the Italy manager in 1970 W. Cup had the same problem: He couldn't use both Riviera and Mazzola in the same line up; so he ended up using each one of them in one half!!! Maybe, Helmut Schoen should have done the same. I consider both Netzer and Overath as Germany's best midfielders of all time. Others can certainly have a different opinion.
Mazzola and Rivera were trequartistas, that's not suitable for catenaccio, too many offensive players. Netzer and Overath were phenomenal offensevely but the 2 in the same midfield was risky if you wanted to have some deffensive guarantees
@@Ruda-n4hAin't that the truth. Comparing Overath to Netzer is like comparing Matthias Sammer with Beckenbauer; or Geoff Hurst to Jimmy Greaves. Schuster was the only German midfielder who could possibly have reached same heights as Netzer.
Your analysis is right on the money, however, West Germany won Euro 1972 with Netzer running the show, and in 1974 Overath was the midfield general when they won the World Cup. So Germany benefitted from both of their incredible talents.
thanks for this video about a forgotten huge player just for fun the french guy we can hear on the video is still on tv in 2024 as a showrunner (over 80 y.o.) and no one remember he was a sport commentator in his youth
Disgrace how great players could be stopped in the 1970s @1:10. Not even a yellow. As an offensive player it probaly needed a flying kung fu kick to even get the defender yellow carded. Compare that to the times nowadays where defenders need to run around with their arms strapped behind their backs
@@Ruda-n4h Irrelevant. Liverpool won this final. Beat them again in 1977. Knocked them out of the EC semi-final in 1978. Liverpool owned Borussia back then.
@@PaulWills Moenchengladbach were the better footballing side. Phil Neal was very impressed with their ability in 1978, to counter attack so quickly and skilfully but they had problems coping with British teams in the air and didn't have a top class striker to play up with Jupp Heynkes. It was a tragedy for the game that they didn't win the European Cup in 1977, which they would have done if Uli Stielike had put away the 1 on 1 chance before Smith's goal.
@@Ruda-n4h A tragedy for the game! How on earth do you work that one out? They were beaten by a better team. An outstanding team which retained the European Cup the following season - beating Borussia yet again on the way - and then won it again in 1981 & 84. I know from reading a history of German football they were an exceptionally good team, but, sadly for you, not good enough to deal with Liverpool.
@@PaulWills Hennes Weisweiler proved himself a brilliant manager by leading Borussia from obscurity to maturity without ever buying a star player and using his coaching skills on the training pitch to bring on and improve players, which it why it was a shame they didn't win. I suppose you could say the same thing about Shankly to a lesser extent. I know a lot of people in Britain think that football is all about winning and getting results - I don't. I think you should try and entertain first and then make it pay. 1978, 81, 84 - what a yawn they were. Liverpool were a club I had a great deal of respect for until their little escape at Heysel I'm afraid.
Receiving footballing lessons from losing teams seemed to inspire LFC as they strode through the following decades lifting many more European trophies... Cheers bro!
@@haimarazy Borussia played the better football in the second leg. Liverpool relied on the high ball in the first game which they were entitled to do and which was very popular in Britain at the time and probably still is, but you'll never convince me it's a hallmark of 'great football' even though Liverpool won the cup.
@@Ruda-n4h@gunternetzer9621 Let's agree to disagree 🙂 I'll take the win and the trophy, which, to me, are the very definition of a hallmark of 'great football'.
Borussia won this leg 2-0 but you wouldn't know that from this "highlights" reel! Who posts these rubbishy clips? Liverpool won 3-2 on aggregate and took the trophy.
It's not a highlights reel. It's a clip dedicated to the individual performance of one particular player (Günter Netzer), as it clearly says in the title.
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Only if Helmut Schoen could find a way to use both Netzer and Overath in W. Germany's line up in 1974 W. Cup. It is a pity he had to watch the final from the stand. This is a problem when you have 2 great midfield generals. Valcareggi, the Italy manager in 1970 W. Cup had the same problem: He couldn't use both Riviera and Mazzola in the same line up; so he ended up using each one of them in one half!!! Maybe, Helmut Schoen should have done the same. I consider both Netzer and Overath as Germany's best midfielders of all time. Others can certainly have a different opinion.
Agreed, certainly better players than the overrated Matthaus (not to knock his career as footballer).
Mazzola and Rivera were trequartistas, that's not suitable for catenaccio, too many offensive players. Netzer and Overath were phenomenal offensevely but the 2 in the same midfield was risky if you wanted to have some deffensive guarantees
Overath was no Netzer.
@@Ruda-n4hAin't that the truth. Comparing Overath to Netzer is like comparing Matthias Sammer with Beckenbauer; or Geoff Hurst to Jimmy Greaves. Schuster was the only German midfielder who could possibly have reached same heights as Netzer.
Your analysis is right on the money, however, West Germany won Euro 1972 with Netzer running the show, and in 1974 Overath was the midfield general when they won the World Cup.
So Germany benefitted from both of their incredible talents.
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thanks for this video about a forgotten huge player
just for fun the french guy we can hear on the video is still on tv in 2024 as a showrunner (over 80 y.o.) and no one remember he was a sport commentator in his youth
Disgrace how great players could be stopped in the 1970s @1:10. Not even a yellow. As an offensive player it probaly needed a flying kung fu kick to even get the defender yellow carded. Compare that to the times nowadays where defenders need to run around with their arms strapped behind their backs
Not one of Netzer's better games. Lost possession a lot & undercooked passess.
He was most likely better in the first half 😞
What lesson? they lost !! They on the other hand were given a lesson at Liverpool
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Liverpool were given a lesson whilst defending resolutely and tackling like demons, to win the tie overall.
Given a football lesson in how to hit easy sideways passes. Remind me who won this final again?
Borussia won this match and I don't think that Liverpool could have beaten Inter Milan 7-1.
@@Ruda-n4h Irrelevant. Liverpool won this final. Beat them again in 1977. Knocked them out of the EC semi-final in 1978. Liverpool owned Borussia back then.
@@PaulWills Moenchengladbach were the better footballing side. Phil Neal was very impressed with their ability in 1978, to counter attack so quickly and skilfully but they had problems coping with British teams in the air and didn't have a top class striker to play up with Jupp Heynkes. It was a tragedy for the game that they didn't win the European Cup in 1977, which they would have done if Uli Stielike had put away the 1 on 1 chance before Smith's goal.
@@Ruda-n4h A tragedy for the game! How on earth do you work that one out? They were beaten by a better team. An outstanding team which retained the European Cup the following season - beating Borussia yet again on the way - and then won it again in 1981 & 84.
I know from reading a history of German football they were an exceptionally good team, but, sadly for you, not good enough to deal with Liverpool.
@@PaulWills Hennes Weisweiler proved himself a brilliant manager by leading Borussia from obscurity to maturity without ever buying a star player and using his coaching skills on the training pitch to bring on and improve players, which it why it was a shame they didn't win. I suppose you could say the same thing about Shankly to a lesser extent. I know a lot of people in Britain think that football is all about winning and getting results - I don't. I think you should try and entertain first and then make it pay. 1978, 81, 84 - what a yawn they were. Liverpool were a club I had a great deal of respect for until their little escape at Heysel I'm afraid.
Lots of square passes, lots of wides. Not much penetration of the Liverpool defence at all. Netzer had better days than this.
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It can't have been much of a lesson as Liverpool won the tie.
Doesn't mean they played the best football.
@@Ruda-n4h The best football is the winning football.
@@51elephantchangThat would not be my opinion.
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So gut war Netzer gar nicht, etwas spektakuläe Spielweise. Kaum ein genialer Pass in die berühmte Tiefe des Raumes....
Receiving footballing lessons from losing teams seemed to inspire LFC as they strode through the following decades lifting many more European trophies... Cheers bro!
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A football lesson by Netzer??? What lesson?
In 1973 Liverpool were only a legend in the mind of Shankly and Scousers who still missed the Beatles.
@@Ruda-n4h Liverpool were good enough to win the tie. So what lesson were they given by Günter Netzer?
@@haimarazy Borussia played the better football in the second leg. Liverpool relied on the high ball in the first game which they were entitled to do and which was very popular in Britain at the time and probably still is, but you'll never convince me it's a hallmark of 'great football' even though Liverpool won the cup.
@@Ruda-n4h@gunternetzer9621 Let's agree to disagree 🙂 I'll take the win and the trophy, which, to me, are the very definition of a hallmark of 'great football'.
@@haimarazy Well, we all have our different opinions.
Borussia won this leg 2-0 but you wouldn't know that from this "highlights" reel! Who posts these rubbishy clips?
Liverpool won 3-2 on aggregate and took the trophy.
It's not a highlights reel. It's a clip dedicated to the individual performance of one particular player (Günter Netzer), as it clearly says in the title.