When Edgar Davids and Gennaro Gattuso faced each other in intense Serie A matches, the atmosphere was typically electric and filled with anticipation.These encounters were characterized by fierce battles for control of the midfield, tough tackles, and a high level of competitiveness. I really miss those matches specially in 90s....
Serie A of 97 was something else, Ronaldo, Zindane, del Piero, baggio, maldini, nesta, Costacurta, Buffon, Zanetti, Ayala, thuram, cannavaro, dessialy, countless talents. Fucking GOAT year of football
Late 80’s was even crazier with Maradona, Baggio, Matthäus, Maldini, Baresi, van Basten, Platini, Rijkaard, Gullit, Rudi Voller, Bergomi, Caniggia, Dunga, Brehme, Klinsmann, etc.
I get what he's trying to say tho. Those kits are way better than what u get now. Those kits had a coolness factor. Now it's a vomiting ground for budding designers
Football doesn't get any better than this. Two fierce, world class competitors going hammer and tongs at each other. Neither willing to concede an inch to the other. Legendary stuff !!
Todays kids can never understand how special football was back then. Players had more passion for the game and did not only play for money like modern players. Players back then had so much character compared to modern players.
Except he laid on the ground for ten minutes holding his face when David'sbumped him from behind. Not terribly manly. Note he also never walked up to Davids like he does everyone else.
@@emmanuelenyinwa1443 Gattuso was elbowed in the back of his head while Davids, at 2:21 just stayed on the ground after an innocuous foul. Why are you so salty about Gattuso?
@@Kerimovic387 firstly i'm probably at least 10 years older than you. secondly this is not the comment that i replied before. he has changed his irrevelant comment.
Man i am 26 years now and i became so unfamiliar with this style of football. Its kind of the football of my youth (late 90s, early 2000s) but yet so strange to watch. Referees who f*cking run the whole thing and even shut up guys like gattuso - and almost every tackle nowadays a direct yellow card. Reminds one of what playing football really feels like: adrenaline + pain 😮👍
this comment reminded me of a video i had seen of a locker room inteview, i forget which team it was, and the boys kept telling the reporter to ask to see someones toes.. and them toes were all F-up!! big time. i mean i had no idea professional players have their toes all mess up like that.
@@harrietkane6053 I still believe that Kluivert could have killed Brazil that day, he missed too many chances that night, I really wanted Brazil to lose but Kluivert had other ideas, he did scored the 84 minutes equalizer but he should have scored hatrick that night
Gattuso sapeva che c'era una belva in campo come lui, con più esperienza e più tecnica, quindi secondo me lo idolatrava e accettava quello che gli sarebbe capitato. Gennarino italiano ha imparato dal maestro furioso.
It was was the era of true monster midfielder to the blessed talented ones, the likes of edger david, gattuso, sinisa mihajovic, diego simeone, roy kean, viera, zanetti, steffen efenberg, zidane, scholes, seedof, rui coster, etc
yeah bro it was real game of men unlike today were players are too afraid of breaking legs and commiting fouls, and referees actually do their job instead of ignoring fouls. shit game really.
@@lordgiroud8276 i'm not a fan of both players but Davids started playing football before Gattuso... Juventus, those years, was BUYING REFEREES.. so players like "montero" or "davids" were allowed to do lots of fouls without being punished..
No. The Premier league was more physical. You had tackles and aggressive players like this in every team, in every game. Now the Premier league got soft and slow too, nothing like in the 90s and 00s.
The difference was the refereeing, back in the day Italian referees were more lenient unlike the English officials. Ofcourse, there was tough physical games in both the leagues.
yeah bro it was real game of men unlike today were players are too afraid of breaking legs and commiting fouls, and referees actually do their job instead of ignoring fouls. shit game really.
Ladies and gentlemen, this is football, it has ugly/dirty part and beauty part. Players foul each other hard, and they help each other to get up. Its not what you can see nowadays. And people often commented football players are soft, look again. Those that you saw in serie A back in 90s, the days you got 1 or 2 of these fouls and if you ever complains to the ref, the ref will ask you to shutup and getup, and if you roll on ground like freaking donut, the manager probably gonna bench you for the next half season. E Davids is probably one of the most skillful player back then, yet he is the one to handle the dirty job toe to toe with player like Gattuso, he foul him hard, and take his challenges the same way. This is only the beauty part, bet you havent seen and probably wont get to see the ugliest part
Milan used to buy refs back in the 80s. They were also apart of the biggest match fixing of the century. Calciopoli. Milan, Lazio, Fiorentina etc were all apart of it. But simply because Juve were the best in those times, they accused them.
lol, gattuso looks like a good guy in this, anyways, both were great players, both knew physicality is how they play, and both didn't whine too much, kudos
Nah, he just laid on the ground for ten minutes holding his face, Neymar style. Note he was too scared to walk up to Davids. He is the same guy slapping the face of grown men for taking offense to his own brutal tackles, but another man punks him and he just lays there on the ground.
@@emmanuelenyinwa1443 yeah you will die if Gattuso just touches you ahahha. Davids hit Gattuso al the match but he stands up anyways but when Gattuso kicked Davids only one time Davids stayed down… so please don’t say bullshit
@@emmanuelenyinwa1443 Gattuso played against Ibrahimovic and slapped him. This is only one example… I don’t think he is afraid of Davids:he knows that if he touches him the referee would give him red card
@@tsstarantellasoundsystem Yeah, poor poor Gattuso, the VICTIM. Lol, he got a taste of his own medicine and took it like a man. This is the SAME Gattuso that was slapping rival Managers. He met David's and got intimidated. Move on, nothing to see here.
@@tsstarantellasoundsystem Maybe he can punk. Zlatan. A lot of people did in Italy. Just because he can slap Zlatan doesn't mean he was not afraid of Edgar. You know NOTHING about David's, I see. He was more crazy than Gattuso. Read up on him.
Pitbull literally got his ass kicked in a real fight by Cosmin Contra down in the tunnels after a preseason friendly match between Milan and Juve in 2002 or something like that when both of the players were sent off because of a tension build up that made them foul each other hard every time they got the chance to be near one another during the game.
Long time without hearing that name, Cosmin Contra. Rumanian, right? I think at some point he played for Atlético. Rumanians were a great side in the 90s and early 2000s. So did he beat the Pittbull? Man, Davids was/is a force to be reckoned. You had to be tough to beat that guy. Great overall footballer. I think he was one of the most complete players, he could do everything well, attacking and especially defending. Probably one of the greatest in history. Had he won a World Cup with the dutch and played in a more attacking position probably would be remember as such.
The racist Romanian never played for Milan ever again and was bombed out of Italian football in disgrace , many years later Contra would talk to the English press calling Davids a psychopath , Contra certainly gave the impression he kicked nobody's ass that day , he ran in away into the Milan dressing room , a below average player that almost everybody's forgotten about and a racist with little to no legacy.
@@joshuastam7704 Oh yes he did - There's an article in the Gazzeta dello Sport archive from 1st of August 2002 written by Andrea Schianti about this incident and i'll use the google translate to paste here what it says : "Davids waits for Contra right in the middle of the tunnel and attacks him. Pushes, punches, kicks, spits. There is no way to keep them still, the Dutch and the Romanian. They are on the ground, they beat each other like savages. Some security officers try to intervene, but they can't do anything. A few more steps, more insults. Now Davids and Contra are in front of the Inter locker room and here the worst happens. Punches, slaps, kicks: they give them a good reason. Try to get in the middle of Ferrara, but who can stop these two exalted? Their eyes are sticking out of their heads, they don't think anymore. Montero and Abbiati try to keep their respective companions still, but they can't. Milan team manager Silvano Ramaccioni and Juventus Alessio Secco also try to divide Davids and Contra. These are moments of absolute tension, and whoever witnesses the scene is an impotent spectator. The security guards, about half an hour later, still have a shocked face as they report what happened. When finally, but at least five minutes have passed, everything seems to return to normal, the signs of an absurd battle remain. There are traces of blood on the floor in front of the Inter dressing room. A Milan player, who tried to intervene, shakes his head in shock and says that Davids is in really bad shape: he seems to have a large wound above his left eye. Even the police officers who were on the sidelines immediately moved inside to quell the brawl. And they are the ones who confirm that there have been moments of great tension and great fear." I would put the link also but RUclips will delete my comment since it will think i'm spamming something. But you can find it if you go to wikipedia Italia search for Cosmin Contra and look for the note with the link where Davids is mentioned.
@@catalinmosilor5879 See. I knew you were lying. The reporter is describing a fight, not an ass beating. You know how many fights I have won were I got cut in my eye or a nasty cut on my forehead and my rival was intact? I did 49 amateur fights in boxing. That you have a swollen eye or a busted eye doesn't mean you got your ass kicked.
Questa era la grande rubentus Davids da rosso più di una volta e mai ammonito. Guardare gli arbitraggi di quegli anni lì era veramente frustrante, non è che è cambiato molto, ma così era veramente troppo
1:19 advantage Milan. That's a clear foul with a yellow card; 1:50, davidz beat hard on genny's knee on a possible dangerous action, no cards, only a foul and ref yelling at genny's. 2:30, not even a real contact between them, foul for Juve. That's fine
Que equipasos tenian en ésa época milan Jve Inter Manchester Arsenal Bayern Boca Barça Valencia River El Real Sao Paulo Porto Lyon Peñarol America de Cali Celtic El super Depor pfff
THIS WAS FUTBOL.REAL MEN PLAYING THE GAME. NOT LIKE FUTBOL TODAY.WITH THESE VAR..EVERYTHING AND EVERY SMALL TOUCH IS A PENALTY OCH FREEKICK...SISSY MEN. ALWAYS IN PAIN ON THE GRAS FOR THE SMALLEST LITTLE TOUCH ... ALWAYS DRAMATIC..LIKE LITTLE GIRLS... AND THESE PLAYERS TODAY EAR SOOO MUUUUCCCHHH MOOOORE MONEY THEN THESE LEGENDS DID IN THE 80S AND 90S...
I'm Milan fan and I remember very well each time we played against Juve in those years, this was the fight we all were expecting. Lots of draws, once 'won' Davids and I was disappointed. But now watching the highlights I see the truth. Actually Gattuso was playing hard but correctly and for the ball. Davids wasn't at all. He should have had a second yellow card already after the second clash and leave the match. You see Gattuso calmly call for it and the refery always going against him when he should have kicked out Mr. D.... But in Italy we all know why, and also Gattuso clearly understood it during the match: in those years you couldn't go against the Moggi-Bettega-Giraudo almighty football power and control and that night, as long as several other times, was shown
I am sorry if I offend anyone, but since the Barca's dominance with Guardiola, football started getting softer and lost its character. More theatrics were accepted and even encouraged, referees apparently "protected" the star players. I remember Platinni stating that UEFA would protect the stars as a general policy.
Gattuso sapeva che c'era una belva in campo come lui, con più esperienza e più tecnica, quindi secondo me lo idolatrava e accettava quello che gli sarebbe capitato. Gennarino italiano ha imparato dal maestro furioso.
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When Edgar Davids and Gennaro Gattuso faced each other in intense Serie A matches, the atmosphere was typically electric and filled with anticipation.These encounters were characterized by fierce battles for control of the midfield, tough tackles, and a high level of competitiveness.
I really miss those matches specially in 90s....
When winters were cold 🥶
Serie A of 97 was something else, Ronaldo, Zindane, del Piero, baggio, maldini, nesta, Costacurta, Buffon, Zanetti, Ayala, thuram, cannavaro, dessialy, countless talents. Fucking GOAT year of football
Back then Serie A was the best league
Totti...
Late 80’s was even crazier with Maradona, Baggio, Matthäus, Maldini, Baresi, van Basten, Platini, Rijkaard, Gullit, Rudi Voller, Bergomi, Caniggia, Dunga, Brehme, Klinsmann, etc.
@@gts8919best one was the 1984-1985 season with Zico, Platini, Maradona, Rummenigge etc in the same league
Two men that would always give their souls on the pitch. Blood and tears. True football warriors.
You can't beat those classic 90's kits
They're not 90's kits. All matches in the 2000's.
@@Baresi-Unico-Capitano and 02/03
They’re not 90s kits.
Although 80s kits were better.
@@Diesel32 only the last clip in the video. The first two matches are in 2000 and 2001 season. Basically the first 3 seasons of the new decade.
I get what he's trying to say tho. Those kits are way better than what u get now. Those kits had a coolness factor. Now it's a vomiting ground for budding designers
Imagine Neymar in one of these Legendary Matches.
Coffin dance music starting...
He sleep for a week after get tackle by davids or gattuso
he wouldnt be playing anymore lol
Wouldn't even survive for 5 minutes on the pitch.
Wouldn't make it out the tunnel
Football doesn't get any better than this. Two fierce, world class competitors going hammer and tongs at each other. Neither willing to concede an inch to the other. Legendary stuff !!
Exactely, footvall at his peak
Todays kids can never understand how special football was back then.
Players had more passion for the game and did not only play for money like modern players.
Players back then had so much character compared to modern players.
Interesting that Gattuso never wanted any smoke with Davids, but wanted to fight anyone else who even looked at him funny.
*Davids lunges and takes Gattuso out*
Gattuso doesn't care about the foul just claims it's a corner. For him to call for a foul would be soft
Except he laid on the ground for ten minutes holding his face when David'sbumped him from behind. Not terribly manly. Note he also never walked up to Davids like he does everyone else.
he did asked Davids to be booked tho. 1:30
@@emmanuelenyinwa1443 Gattuso was elbowed in the back of his head while Davids, at 2:21 just stayed on the ground after an innocuous foul. Why are you so salty about Gattuso?
damn Gattuso vs Davids, you know its gonna be nasty
Imagine adding Makalele, Patrick Veira, Albertini, Jeremies or even Essien to that midfield.
@@geobrume5416 and Vinnie Jones
@@geobrume5416 and Roy Keane, obviously
@@wolfswinkel8906 Lol. Veira and Keane will start a fight immediately
@@geobrume5416 yes.. the fight begin in the tunnel lol
I miss real football and real tough referees
what are you talking about?
@@Kerimovic387 firstly i'm probably at least 10 years older than you. secondly this is not the comment that i replied before. he has changed his irrevelant comment.
corrupted referees
real football? this is not even real this is just WWF.. I miss the true talents/skill like Ronaldinho imo that's the real football I missed.
@@zorashki than you don't know football
Man i am 26 years now and i became so unfamiliar with this style of football. Its kind of the football of my youth (late 90s, early 2000s) but yet so strange to watch. Referees who f*cking run the whole thing and even shut up guys like gattuso - and almost every tackle nowadays a direct yellow card. Reminds one of what playing football really feels like: adrenaline + pain 😮👍
this comment reminded me of a video i had seen of a locker room inteview, i forget which team it was, and the boys kept telling the reporter to ask to see someones toes.. and them toes were all F-up!! big time. i mean i had no idea professional players have their toes all mess up like that.
Man, that Dutch side with Davids, Seedorf, Overmars, Bergkamp, Kluivert....
Van Nistelrooy, Stam, Van der Sar
unfortunately met the Brazilian side with Ronaldo, Rivaldo, Leonardo, Roberto Carlos...
@@harrietkane6053 still, Brazilians beat them only in the penalty shootout
@@harrietkane6053 I still believe that Kluivert could have killed Brazil that day, he missed too many chances that night, I really wanted Brazil to lose but Kluivert had other ideas, he did scored the 84 minutes equalizer but he should have scored hatrick that night
What a fantastic era of football
Without Var , Without Hypocrisy , A lot of passion , a lot of Courage , another Sport
Another class.
var is good
This was real football! Today, it's just 'soccer' (as some like to call it).
Those were the days
It looks like a match between All stars team
Well back then it looked normal world class players against each other now they are known as legends thats why it looks so special now......
Thats football! Great memories!
This should be renamed to Davids trying to kill Gattusso.
Surprised that Davids is still on the pitch
Its not from one match.
These tackles are from diffrent matches.
@@franzburisch5280 hahahaha
In every those match
Giocava nella giuventus.......
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Gli anni della triade! Dove alla Juve tutto era concesso.
Only player ever Gattuso was scared of.
Davids was a tru gladiator.
What a great player.
“Scared” lol
Yes he was brave but saying that Gattuso was scared of him is exaggerated
Gattuso sapeva che c'era una belva in campo come lui, con più esperienza e più tecnica, quindi secondo me lo idolatrava e accettava quello che gli sarebbe capitato. Gennarino italiano ha imparato dal maestro furioso.
Back when Serie A ruled
Edgar Davids was the best medicine for Gattuso
I miss them so much..gattuso, davids,di biaggio,simeone,almeyda,tacchinardi,colucci,emerson,lima,liverani
It was was the era of true monster midfielder to the blessed talented ones, the likes of edger david, gattuso, sinisa mihajovic, diego simeone, roy kean, viera, zanetti, steffen efenberg, zidane, scholes, seedof, rui coster, etc
maldini, serdiño, sedorf, trezeguet, jam stam, thuram etx
Davids was just trying to break Gattuso's legs 😂
yeah bro it was real game of men unlike today were players are too afraid of breaking legs and commiting fouls, and referees actually do their job instead of ignoring fouls. shit game really.
@@doggerlander 😂
"the pitbull" seems doesn't like play football, this is mma..
Looks like you're a cry baby new generation.
Gattuso started it all.
@@lordgiroud8276 i'm not a fan of both players but Davids started playing football before Gattuso...
Juventus, those years, was BUYING REFEREES.. so players like "montero" or "davids" were allowed to do lots of fouls without being punished..
Ini hanya mempertunjukkan bagaimana kualitas wasit Serie-A waktu itu.
01:51
Kartu kuning kedua untuk Edgar seharusnya.
David was a great player, a real pitti
The time when Série A was the best & most physical league itw
No. The Premier league was more physical. You had tackles and aggressive players like this in every team, in every game. Now the Premier league got soft and slow too, nothing like in the 90s and 00s.
@@siberianTiger639 PL only became great in the late 90s & 20s even in that period Serie A was bossing the Europe
@@mohammedumair9881 no doubt Serie A was better, but the Premier league was more physical, no question.
@@siberianTiger639 fair point but nowadays players like Sterling, rashford,Salah,Mane,Kane,Bruno are diving merchants
The difference was the refereeing, back in the day Italian referees were more lenient unlike the English officials. Ofcourse, there was tough physical games in both the leagues.
Neymar would roll the whole 90 minutes
yeah bro it was real game of men unlike today were players are too afraid of breaking legs and commiting fouls, and referees actually do their job instead of ignoring fouls. shit game really.
When football was football. Now they cry each time.
Even in nba basketball today players flop like crazy and cry to refs everytime, the sports back then was so much better
Davids was like Gattuso with actual skill and talent
Just realized something. The football era in the vid is like attitude era in wwe. Nowadays, it's PG.
Ladies and gentlemen, this is football, it has ugly/dirty part and beauty part. Players foul each other hard, and they help each other to get up. Its not what you can see nowadays.
And people often commented football players are soft, look again. Those that you saw in serie A back in 90s, the days you got 1 or 2 of these fouls and if you ever complains to the ref, the ref will ask you to shutup and getup, and if you roll on ground like freaking donut, the manager probably gonna bench you for the next half season.
E Davids is probably one of the most skillful player back then, yet he is the one to handle the dirty job toe to toe with player like Gattuso, he foul him hard, and take his challenges the same way. This is only the beauty part, bet you havent seen and probably wont get to see the ugliest part
Juve players are immune to red cards.
Milan used to buy refs back in the 80s. They were also apart of the biggest match fixing of the century. Calciopoli. Milan, Lazio, Fiorentina etc were all apart of it. But simply because Juve were the best in those times, they accused them.
lol, gattuso looks like a good guy in this, anyways, both were great players, both knew physicality is how they play, and both didn't whine too much, kudos
Gattuso never even complained after horrendous challenge
Nah, he just laid on the ground for ten minutes holding his face, Neymar style. Note he was too scared to walk up to Davids. He is the same guy slapping the face of grown men for taking offense to his own brutal tackles, but another man punks him and he just lays there on the ground.
@@emmanuelenyinwa1443 yeah you will die if Gattuso just touches you ahahha. Davids hit Gattuso al the match but he stands up anyways but when Gattuso kicked Davids only one time Davids stayed down… so please don’t say bullshit
@@emmanuelenyinwa1443 Gattuso played against Ibrahimovic and slapped him. This is only one example… I don’t think he is afraid of Davids:he knows that if he touches him the referee would give him red card
@@tsstarantellasoundsystem Yeah, poor poor Gattuso, the VICTIM. Lol, he got a taste of his own medicine and took it like a man. This is the SAME Gattuso that was slapping rival Managers. He met David's and got intimidated. Move on, nothing to see here.
@@tsstarantellasoundsystem Maybe he can punk. Zlatan. A lot of people did in Italy. Just because he can slap Zlatan doesn't mean he was not afraid of Edgar. You know NOTHING about David's, I see. He was more crazy than Gattuso. Read up on him.
Prime Serie A right there. Can mind always being excited to watch the highlights on CH4 as a kid
Edgar Davids was so hard.
He asked for a Whopper in McDonald's & got 1.
Falli presenti in questo video: 91
Lamentele: 0
Ese Davids pegaba más que padrastro borracho.
Yo concebía duro a Gattuso que equivocado estaba
@@emmanuelmoralesmorales6429 ambos lo son, recibir una patada de esas y levantarse como si nada es digno de respeto
The time when referees were always smile to juventus 🤭
They still do this
@@ridewithl8052 ma guardati le partite prima di sparare cazzate
If Neymar had played with this generation, his football career would have only lasted one match
I was waiting for the first Neymar jibe. Didn't take long
Pitbull literally got his ass kicked in a real fight by Cosmin Contra down in the tunnels after a preseason friendly match between Milan and Juve in 2002 or something like that when both of the players were sent off because of a tension build up that made them foul each other hard every time they got the chance to be near one another during the game.
Long time without hearing that name, Cosmin Contra. Rumanian, right? I think at some point he played for Atlético. Rumanians were a great side in the 90s and early 2000s. So did he beat the Pittbull? Man, Davids was/is a force to be reckoned. You had to be tough to beat that guy. Great overall footballer. I think he was one of the most complete players, he could do everything well, attacking and especially defending. Probably one of the greatest in history. Had he won a World Cup with the dutch and played in a more attacking position probably would be remember as such.
The racist Romanian never played for Milan ever again and was bombed out of Italian football in disgrace , many years later Contra would talk to the English press calling Davids a psychopath , Contra certainly gave the impression he kicked nobody's ass that day , he ran in away into the Milan dressing room , a below average player that almost everybody's forgotten about and a racist with little to no legacy.
No he did not.
@@joshuastam7704 Oh yes he did - There's an article in the Gazzeta dello Sport archive from 1st of August 2002 written by Andrea Schianti about this incident and i'll use the google translate to paste here what it says : "Davids waits for Contra right in the middle of the tunnel and attacks him. Pushes, punches, kicks, spits. There is no way to keep them still, the Dutch and the Romanian. They are on the ground, they beat each other like savages. Some security officers try to intervene, but they can't do anything. A few more steps, more insults. Now Davids and Contra are in front of the Inter locker room and here the worst happens. Punches, slaps, kicks: they give them a good reason. Try to get in the middle of Ferrara, but who can stop these two exalted? Their eyes are sticking out of their heads, they don't think anymore. Montero and Abbiati try to keep their respective companions still, but they can't. Milan team manager Silvano Ramaccioni and Juventus Alessio Secco also try to divide Davids and Contra. These are moments of absolute tension, and whoever witnesses the scene is an impotent spectator. The security guards, about half an hour later, still have a shocked face as they report what happened. When finally, but at least five minutes have passed, everything seems to return to normal, the signs of an absurd battle remain. There are traces of blood on the floor in front of the Inter dressing room. A Milan player, who tried to intervene, shakes his head in shock and says that Davids is in really bad shape: he seems to have a large wound above his left eye. Even the police officers who were on the sidelines immediately moved inside to quell the brawl. And they are the ones who confirm that there have been moments of great tension and great fear." I would put the link also but RUclips will delete my comment since it will think i'm spamming something. But you can find it if you go to wikipedia Italia search for Cosmin Contra and look for the note with the link where Davids is mentioned.
@@catalinmosilor5879 See. I knew you were lying. The reporter is describing a fight, not an ass beating. You know how many fights I have won were I got cut in my eye or a nasty cut on my forehead and my rival was intact? I did 49 amateur fights in boxing. That you have a swollen eye or a busted eye doesn't mean you got your ass kicked.
Those were men playing football
Questa era la grande rubentus Davids da rosso più di una volta e mai ammonito. Guardare gli arbitraggi di quegli anni lì era veramente frustrante, non è che è cambiato molto, ma così era veramente troppo
Giusto...!!!!... MILAN... vs... REBIBBIA...!!!!
@@antoniociampo7698 Più che REBIBBIA , RUBENTUS 🤪
@@federicotarabella823 chiaro in galera vanno i signori onesti non la famiglia agnelli
David's should have 234x a yellow card
nah, it was a man's game unlike soft game of today. this is good football where you can break legs and foul constantly without punishment
In Italy it's Juventus mafia.. Davids played with other rules
Agreed
@@deg6788 i coglioni vanno sempre in coppia
@@mrwolf4999 fa male la verità eh? Translated, the truth hurts isn't it ?
Juventus = Totò rina
Davids should have 2 red cards from that match
1:19 advantage Milan. That's a clear foul with a yellow card; 1:50, davidz beat hard on genny's knee on a possible dangerous action, no cards, only a foul and ref yelling at genny's. 2:30, not even a real contact between them, foul for Juve. That's fine
Yeah, David's got away with murder in these clips.
@@emmanuelenyinwa1443 yeah, it's almost like having var would be a good idea...
Pensé ver a Gattuso repartiendo patadas a diestra y siniestra, Davis le dió duro para mí sorpresa y el árbitro mirando hacia otro lado
davis era mas loko ke gatuzo jaja
Que equipasos tenian en ésa época milan Jve Inter Manchester Arsenal Bayern Boca Barça Valencia River El Real Sao Paulo Porto Lyon Peñarol America de Cali Celtic El super Depor pfff
They fight like real man
The cure for a crazy man. Its find another crazy man.
Tough as , no shite , give it , take it , get up , move on . Whatever has happened to football 😂😂😂❤️
Cómo extraño el futbol de los 90 ya estoy harto de ver a Messi llorar por qué lo tocan
When football was a men's sport.
The game has gone soft now
Damn he play's like a Sparta like they can't feel painful from every tackle
That was men's football, today it's boy's football. 😆
Quanti falli deve fare uno juventino per essere espulso
Eccoloooo il rosicone zozzonero, siete ovunque. Quanti rigori devi dare al Milan prima di capire che compra gli arbitri?
@@simonedalessandro8087 Manchester 2003, adesso vai a piangere.
How the mighty have fallen.
These mercenaries would have never planned in the Morden game
Davids was a chihuahua who couldn't make it at Milan. Gattuso looked like a chihuahua but had the bite of a lion and made it at Milan. end of story.
@Bizzle Tree difficult to say as he never played for Milan. Redundant question.
Stupid opinion
Not an opinion. it's a fact. Gattuso - Milan legend. Davids - Milan reject.
@@Baresi-Unico-Capitano Davids a Legend as well. Fact, not opinion.
@@deimos4845 not a Milan legend though. Maybe you struggle to distinguish between what is fact and what's an opinion.
Best duel.. Davids gatuso
Ready....HENSHIN!!!
When football used to be a man's sport
Gattuso grande grinta, Davids tanta tecnica e grinta...
This was Italy's version of Roy Keane v. Patrick Viera!!!
Look at the referees... absolute bosses
THIS WAS FUTBOL.REAL MEN PLAYING THE GAME.
NOT LIKE FUTBOL TODAY.WITH THESE VAR..EVERYTHING AND EVERY SMALL TOUCH IS A PENALTY OCH FREEKICK...SISSY MEN. ALWAYS IN PAIN ON THE GRAS FOR THE SMALLEST LITTLE TOUCH ... ALWAYS DRAMATIC..LIKE LITTLE GIRLS... AND THESE PLAYERS TODAY EAR SOOO MUUUUCCCHHH MOOOORE MONEY THEN THESE LEGENDS DID IN THE 80S AND 90S...
David's was extremely clumsy
Is that Ufc. Or Mma
What happened to football nowadays?!!!
Today we have red cards
Era lo mejor de esos años como hoy ver un Manchester City/ Liverpool
Too much legendary players here
Serie A was little a cage fight back then. They won’t let you dribble or do stepovers
Just some real men having fun.
I'm Milan fan and I remember very well each time we played against Juve in those years, this was the fight we all were expecting. Lots of draws, once 'won' Davids and I was disappointed. But now watching the highlights I see the truth. Actually Gattuso was playing hard but correctly and for the ball. Davids wasn't at all. He should have had a second yellow card already after the second clash and leave the match. You see Gattuso calmly call for it and the refery always going against him when he should have kicked out Mr. D.... But in Italy we all know why, and also Gattuso clearly understood it during the match: in those years you couldn't go against the Moggi-Bettega-Giraudo almighty football power and control and that night, as long as several other times, was shown
0:32 Yo where the fuck did he even come from? Just popped outta nowhere...
what a battle in the middle !
Davids made Gattuso look like a choirboy
Esos eran perros, nada de andar llorando
Every time Gattuso had the ball he was lying on his ass coz pitbull toyed with him like a puppy 😂 😆 😁 😆 😄
Excuse what match have you seen? Just asking because for what have you written I think you have to go to a doctor
А это какой год ? Около 2000-го ?
When football still a tough mans game
I am sorry if I offend anyone, but since the Barca's dominance with Guardiola, football started getting softer and lost its character. More theatrics were accepted and even encouraged, referees apparently "protected" the star players. I remember Platinni stating that UEFA would protect the stars as a general policy.
Gattuso was literally scared of this dude
No...he literally wasn't.
@@johnnyk5385Yes he was
@@schutzstaffel6337 Not a chance. Delusions are rampant in you.
It's funny that these tackles were not bookable back then
Imagínense a Naymar recibiendo una patada de este nivel, no se levanta en dos meses.
todavía seguiria rodando tocandose la cara
Braschi,, referi corruption
Haha ha poveraccio
@@ouso9895 Manchester ti rode
@@ouso9895 tu e famiglia capretti
This we call football.
Edgar Davids was God in the midfield
1:38 Complimenti a Braschi che con la forza abbassa il braccio di gattuso. Ce ne fossero di arbitri così.. Oggi tutto è permesso blah
I was 3 years old when i saw for the first one this match. Mamma mia .
Gattuso sapeva che c'era una belva in campo come lui, con più esperienza e più tecnica, quindi secondo me lo idolatrava e accettava quello che gli sarebbe capitato. Gennarino italiano ha imparato dal maestro furioso.
Gattuso 😎😎
the times when matches were set already...calciopoli
Before football turned into a no contact basketball clone
When unmovable object met unstoppable force
Gattuso getting bullied? I was watching football since i was 8, these things happened when i was 4-5 💔