Johan Cruyff's Barcelona: The Dream Team
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- Опубликовано: 3 июн 2024
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Johan Cruyff is a name synonymous with football whether by memory or legacy, his impact on the game is unlike any other. Already dubbed "El Salvador" for his efforts in Blue and Red, the Dutchman returned to the Nou Camp a decade later and reinforced that title. Step by step, he moulded Barcelona to fit his vision, changing all from the playing style to manpower to the academy and crafted "The Dream Team", and football was never the same.
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:10 - Manta Sleep AD
1:01 - A Barca That Needs Saving
1:55 - Enter Johan Cruyff
3:14 - His 1st Year
5:35 - New Personnel
8:25 - Overthrowing Real Madrid
9:12 - La Masia & Pep Guardiola
11:25 - Hristo Stoichkov
13:43 - Chasing the Title
15:35 - Cruyff's Heart Attack & Securing La Liga
16:37 - A New Goal & Reinforcements
18:58 - Tiki-Taka & The Basque-Backbone
20:35 - Laudrup x Stoichkov
21:23 - A Packed Calendar & Chasing the Big Ears
22:06 - The 1992 European Cup Final
24:14 - Job Not Done
27:12 - Romario
28:33 - A Frontline To Fear
30:06 - Not All Plain Sailing
30:48 - Recovering Form On All Fronts
31:31 - FCB vs Deportivo & Four In A Row
32:53 - 1994 Champions' League Final
34:34 - The Death of "The Dream Team"
36:29 - The Legacy of Johan Cruyff
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Wish more managers would wear raincoats like that, shit goes hard.
wenger was the last of em
@@phillyjackson1680 and Don Carlo
Jose Mourinho did it for a little bit
Watching Romario, Stoichkov and Laudrup live was a genuine honour. Words cannot express!
And Koeman the most goal scoring defender in history.
Stoickov was a beast. When you see lists of best ever strikers he’s rarely on them but he was absolutely world class and his explosive temperament added to the fun
While there are players considered better such as pele, Maradona, Messi and C Ronaldo. Cruyff is for me one of the most important figures in world football. From being talisman figure for Ajax, Barca and Netherlands in the total football to changing the culture and way Barca is today. No one person has such influence on football as player/manager on so many clubs and even nation.
Nobody asked
@@kaihiggins725It's a comment, not an answer.
Not cr
Johan Cruyff changed the game as both a player and manager.
From 1988 on, with Cruyff as manager, Barça came to be associated once more with excellent football and sporting success.
FC Barcelona managed to secure four consecutive Spanish League championships, between 1990 and 1994.
He transformed the club and changed the entire tactics and philosophy of the club thereby creating the famed 'dream team' which dominated both Spanish and European football.
Known as the 'Dream Team' of European football, the following unforgettable players went down in the Club’s history: Zubizarreta, Bakero, Begiristain, Laudrup, Koeman, Stoichkov, Romário, Eusebio, Nadal, Guardiola, Amor, Juan Carlos, Ferrer, Nando, Julio Salinas, Serna, Alexanko and Goikoetxea.
What is the point ????
The UCL final of 1994 was the end of the "Dream Team".
Barcelona were favourites to win their second European Cup/UEFA Champions League in three years, having just won La Liga for the fourth year in a row. Milan's preparation before the final was in disarray: legendary striker Marco van Basten was still out with a long-term injury, and £13 million young sensation Gianluigi Lentini (then world's most expensive footballer) was also injured; sweeper and captain, Franco Baresi was suspended, as was defender Alessandro Costacurta; and UEFA regulations at the time that limited teams to fielding a maximum of three non-nationals meant that coach Fabio Capello was forced to leave out Florin Răducioiu, Jean-Pierre Papin and Brian Laudrup. On Barcelona's side, the rule saw Johan Cruyff choosing not to pick Michael Laudrup in his squad for the final which caused Capello to state after the game: "Laudrup was the guy I feared but Cruyff left him out, and that was his mistake". Laudrup left Barcelona for their arch-rival, Real Madrid, at the end of the season.
Milan still trashed Barca 4:0! Leaving Barca not a chance.
You see Cruyff style every where in football now…..just look at guardiola, he learnt everything from him😊
@@Arnohiphopsladespijkeropdekop During the 70's, they called the football played by Dutch clubs and the national team "total football". It was a tactical system in which any outfield player can take over the role of any other player in a team. A player who moves out of his position is replaced by another from his team, thus retaining the team's intended organisational structure. In this fluid system, no outfield player is fixed in a predetermined role; anyone can successively play as an attacker, a midfielder and a defender.
With Feyenoord winning the EC/UCL in 1970 and Ajax three consecutive times. In 71, 72 and 73 and the national team playing consecutive WC finals in 74 and 78, it was one of the most successful styles of football played in Europe. Together with that by Germany. The most successful country on club and international level.
Before Cruyff moved to Barcelona. Rinus Michels, the creator of the system already went to Barca in 71 and brought it to Spain. He managed Barca and Ajax twice and the national for FOUR times. Winning the UCL with Ajax and the EUROS with the Netherlands. Plus runner-ups at the 74 World Cup.
This was the style of football Cruyff was inspired by!
Building further on the foundations of Total Football, a new tactical system developed at FC Barcelona (particularly under manager Josep Guardiola) and the Spain national team during the late 2000s and early 2010s. This came to be known as Juego de Posición or more famously: Tiki-taka.
So we should not forget to mentioned and give kudos to Rinus Michels! Who laid the foundation on which Cruyff and Guardiola build their systems.
So Michels - Cruyff - Guardiola/Del Bosque.
Without Cruyff there’s no Pep as a manager. There’s also no Barca as a dominant force in the 90s/2000s. There’s no Masia (which he created and mirrored with Ajax’s youth academy) so potentially no Messi
Please do Bob Paisley's Liverpool - Jose Mourinho's Chelsea - Brian Clough's Nottingham Forest - Matt Busby's Babes/post Munich team.
There's a video on cloughs nottingham forest by balon. Insanely high quality documentary
Honestly scary to think how even more dominant Real Madrid would have been if not for this legend
The Milan - Barcelona Champions League final reminds a lot of the 1974 World Cup final in which Cruyff also was a part of! The favorites of both finals (Barcelona and Netherlands) were so confident that they were going to win, they acted too arrogant, underestimated their opponents and lost.
And tele Santana's São paulo defeated both of them for the world titles
My first favorite player was Hristo in the mid-90s... My second favorite was Romario...
What a team !!!
As a player and a coach, he has influenced the football the most. The most influential figure in the history of this beautiful game called Football 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Last words are so true. The most important man in football history
The Greatest Legacy in football.
That has to be one of the most stupid things I have ever read! lol
@@iangreenhalgh9280 I am sure your mommy is the most important person for you but we are talking grown up stuff here about football.
@@hansolo2121 My mother died years ago and you're plainly the childish immature one, hiding behind a fake internet persona from a childish scifi movie.
This really shows the evolution of managerial magicians of the beautiful game. Really shows how and why Pep was destined to become a world class manager. In my opinion we could possibly be seeing the same kind of future for a player like Rodri, I can really see some similarities between Pep and Rodri.
This video really showed how commitment was Pep’s number 1 trait
Watching football in the 90s with my dad are some of the best memories I have of him so anytime I see Romario I click cuz the man was a beast , world class and one of the most underrated players from that era and I remember being memorized watching him play him and Ronaldo R9 where the KDB, Holland and Salah type player of today but fitness wasn’t as big of thing back then as it is now they where just happy to play and have some money I’m sure if anyone knew back then how big the sport was gonna get and the money involved they might have taken it more seriously
As a football fan, I always thank Cruyff due to how much he changed football (effects seen to this day) that trio of L-S-R was amazing, wish I got to watch it live. Though in the UCL Final, Capello's biggest fear heading into the match was Laudrup who got benched. Also Milan dominated the game from midfield to the defense as Romario would end up getting 0 shots on target.
I grew up a Barca fan when Koeman joined the club. He was absolutely brilliant. He was so far ahead of his time.He would be unreal in todays game
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Great video man👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Another fantastic video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Great Docu. Thanks 😉
Love your content on football this is awesome
Appreciate it!
Great video
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cant lie his change to the advertisement was pretty clean
Superbe vidéo
Amazing video 🔥🫶🔥
Michael Laundrup what a player ❤️❤️❤️
Amazing Video, as always. Cheers!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Laudrup ❤
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Giant slayers ❤️🖤
I was 14years old when both teams and their fans came to Athens for the UCL final.
1994 Champions’ League final: Capello’s Milan vs Cruyff’s Barcelona. Ended 4-0. That’s all I have to say.
Yet no one remembers that Milan side (Sachhi's side is the legendary one), and everyone remembers Cruyff's Barca. One match doesnt make a legacy.
@@Orion4976 Orion, sorry, but to remember the facts you have to know them.
For example: 3 consecutive Champion's League finals for Capello's Milan: 1993/1994/1995.
I won't mention the other trophies\finals because you can find them on your own.
Sacchi's Milan took football by storm - and that matters! -, but Capello's one was a superteam (especially the 1992 Milan).
Bye
@@mrefis9705 Like I said: NO ONE remembers that Milan side (at least outside of Italy). Everyone remembers Cruyff's Barca and Sacchi's Milan. Winning trophies and making finals doesnt mean you'll be remembered (every generation of every league has trophy winners)... inventing or playing a certain style is what makes you inmortal.
1974 WC final: everyone remember's that Dutch side even though they lost to a German side that no one remembers.
@@Orion4976
Orion, you are not so wrong about the principle (style matters for the memory, more than trophies), but on the specific case (Milan Barça 4-0).
It looks like you're just trying to absolutize your personal position (“no one remembers”? Maybe It’s just you who don’t remember?).
Facts are facts. Capello's Milan were more relevant and (feared) in Europe than Cruyff's Barça at the time. Not in Italy: in Europe!
Cruyff's Barcelona had the chance to challenge Capello's Milan and lost 4-0. 🤷🏻♂️
(If you wanna know something about the legacy of that Milan watch 1996/97 Capello’s Real Madrid.)
... on Sacchi and "A Clockwork Orange" of 1974 (as we in Italy call that incredible [🙀] team):
Sacchi won 2 Champions Cup, etc… It wasn't just a question of style;
The 1974 and 1978 Netherlands were World Cup finalists, and came from Ajax who won 3 European Cups in a row (1971/72/73).
I was in Athens in 1994 for one of, if not the greatest finals ever played Milan annihilated Barcelona on every level defensively, in midfield and in attack, they gave Barca a total football lesson. what made it so laughable was Cryuff's disrespectful and let's face it delusional comments prior to the match he stated that Barca were technically, physically better than Milan who were in his words just "an average defensive team nothing special" and "We'll win comfortably." Well his deluded arrogance was on show for the world to see and he was stunned to look of total embarrassment and silence. Great player, good coach but his arrogance was his biggest downfall and obviously motivated that great Milan squad to show Cryuff that he should show respect to opposition. Unfortunately I feel he was so arrogant that he probably Never learnt that lesson
I' am a fan of barsa and madrid wish u also make a video about madrid
Cruyff the father of Tiki-Taka...
Imagine a prime Diego Maradona playing under Cruyff, wow the ceiling for that 🤯
whats the music used in the intro before the first word is said
Does anyone know where i can find the acoustic version of even flow used at 11:26?
What a video. Truly splendid 💯❤️
Thank you so much 😀
Is that dennis Berkamp at 2.50.
Yes.
@@ezraezra2928 he must of been a teenager cos a only just notice him
The Dream Team. Too bad I was too young to see them at their peak under Cruyff but I did watch some archive videos dominating La Liga and Champions League(was known as the European Cup back then in 1992).
What a(n) intro.
The attackers of this dreamteam planted the seeds which made Messi
Stoichkov was🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Best in the 90s
As a 25-year fan of Barca, I salute you for this. Thank you for the hard work
My pleasure
Does the audio backtrack sound overpowering for anyone else?
Cruyff's Castilian has always impressed me.
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I only hear this in my left ear bud. Idk why
Retro Route please don’t copy right other RUclipsrs who will be reacting to your content pls bro pls be cool 🙏🏽
Dw I don’t do that
@@theretroroute big up my G
I wanted to like this video, but the three simultaneous audio tracks were too much, made it unbearable to listen to.
Pep Guardiola's mentor
How I wish I could go back to 1992
27:00 whoa, on the mouth?!?
Hristo Stoichkov is the reason why Bulgaria loves Barcelona.
Cruyff walked so Pep could run!
Can we get a documentary of Real Madrid in the 80s
Yooo
21:25 "..no United." lol. In 1991 Liverpool was the benchmark powerhouse still, not United which had not won a league title in 25 years..
You don't half make some crackin vids lad!
27:01☠️
Everybody thinks Pep introduced possesion style football to Barca..Johan Cruff was the ultimate football man..there was better players back in those days.
Cruyff was a genius. But he was too arrogant and hard headed which limited him and the teams he coached. A bit of that can be seen in barca even today, with their obsession of playing the barca way when they just don’t have the players for it
Milan 4 - 0 Barcelona.
Forza Milan. ❤🖤
So Guardiola was a cruyff's project
your audio is coming from my left ear, had to change my headphones to mono. fix it dude
32 points in 13 games how's that possible in this time? Think you mean 22 😉
U mean the dream team that got DESTROYED by Milan 4/0???? Lmaooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
After winning it in 1992
That Barcelona team destroyed many teams before and after that defeat as well, also the fact that they played the best football in the world at the time along with winning 4 consecutive championships along with the Champions League proves that it was indeed a Dream Team
27:02 did they kiss
The team that lost 4-0 in a champions league finale
And also won it in 1992
Name the team that’s never lost a final
@@sargonsblackgrandfather2072 Nottingham Forest👍👍
Laudrup!
"On the topic of dreams teams" then straight into ad, nice start, thumbs down, page blocked, forget watching the rest lool
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Johan Cruyff's legacy with Barcelona established in his coaching career just like what Zinedine Zidane had done in Real Madrid.
Not even remotely similar
Zidane maintained what was built by Ancelloti and Mourinho while Cruyff had to not only rebulid a team but a culture, a system, while impacting how other couches
Really not the same at all. Zidane is just a manager, Cruyff revolutionised Barcelona
@@sargonsblackgrandfather2072 Not just Barca, football too!
Barca would have been just as well off if they'd kept Terry Venables who was a better coach than Cruyff. Cruyff's team was hugely overrated, Alex Ferguson's Man Utd beat them in the 91 ECWC Final and comprehensively exposed the flaws in the Cruyff pass you to death system.
That's just not true. Cruyff changed the entire framework of Barça, if he didn't come there would be no Pep, Xavi, Iniesta and likely no Messi as well
Seriously? Vennables better 😅😅😅😅.
Michels 1
Cruyff 2
Ancalotti 3
You also know Messi (in youth hormons injection) Cruyff payed them!!
@@waso778 Oh dear, you really are clueless, aren't you.
@@iangreenhalgh9280seems you even more? Venables was joke right? Shame you
The ending of this video is SO SO biased and from POV of a Barca fan 🤣🤣🤣 Look I love ur vids bro , but try to keep things IMPARTIAL especially during outros of great vids like this 👍🏻 The way u based cruyff legacy towards end makes u sound like a TYPICAL Barca fanboy in Twitter 🥱
But the fact remains that what Retro says is right, Cruyff changed the game for ever. Watch any top level match these days and you see the effect of Cruyff the player and even more so Cruyff the coach. I don't think Retro's a Barca fan, it's just fact.
Cryuff was more instrumental to Barce being what it is than Pep who mastered what he left behind.
Barca never falls!
Informative but the sound mixing is distracting,to say the least.
Could you point out which parts you’re referring to please?
@@theretroroute your voice recording seems to pan more to the left side, unfortunately.