Definitely. He's just said pretty much the same thing on an episode of Would I Lie To You that I watched. "They just play football, and play football, and play football. When will it come to some sort of conclusion?"
@@ismayb754 I think people completely misunderstand this joke. its like you think he actually wants football to have a conclusion. theres a line in fever pitch about how if you're not looking at football anthropologically you're looking at it wrong. thats what this joke is about, just the eternal and existential idea of what football is.
@@andrewrogers5962 That applies to literally everything, ever. Football has the same conclusion as any other situation in life. You try to climb the ladder and win, if you don't make it to the top, you've lost. Nothing really has any meaning. You work to live and you live in the hopes of promotion.
@@Kyle_Hubbard It can never be truly determined who is the best at football ever, but in sports like high jumping or swimming, the record is time or height, and then the sensible limit to use would be unaltered human on earth. And as long as that is a constant, then swimming can kinda be working towards this ideal record that no-one throughout time can beat. Football on the other hand is a league game, so the best record you can hold is x number of wins in a row, but x has no limit. There is something deeply unsatisfying about that to some people, a primal fear that this sisyphean game is going to plague the human race for eternity
"There is still everything to play for and FOREVER to play it in!" really impresses upon me the utter terror of eternity somehow. For a moment the prospect of football briefly ascends to cosmic horror.
It's really the essential bit, showing how it doesn't matter at all. Say your team wins the championship - how long will you be satisfied? Because as soon as the next season starts, it doesn't matter anymore.
@@Splatpope People who aren't into football don't bother me. It's the superiority complex that often (not always) comes with it that makes me roll my eyes and tut.
"It will never be officially decided who has won the football." This could very well be the funniest phrase and the most philosophically enlightening all in one sentence.
@@joer626 Odd - I thought Brazil won the football in 1970 with their third World Cup. They were allowed to keep the Jules Rimet trophy, the ball, the corner flags, the ref's whistle and the linesmen's underpants.
+Schizoman And he didn't say that, he said the way it was shot was genius, perhaps an overstatement, but it was pretty much perfect for the way they wanted the scene, and was well executed for the way it came through. That's the point, you're missing the point.
Can we agree on it purely being a case of good editing and cinematography? It's meant to look like any and every football ad out there and it succeeded marvelously.
He had to have given this whole speech with near identical delivery at least four different times, just for the shots where his sentence is clearly being said on opposite sides of the pitch, all so the video team could edit it together and make the movement seem even more unnecessary. Love it.
His dialogue would have been recorded in a studio and dubbed in via ADR to get that unbroken consistency (and for clarity), but you're right that he still would have had to deliver at least parts of the speech multiple times around the stadium to get the footage!
Everything single line of this sketch is quotable, but this time around my winner is "Looking forward to March. Every football team will be playing Football several times and in various combinations"
As a guy with only a very lukewarm, practically non-existent interest in professional sports, this skit kills me and expresses how ludicrous it all is to people like me.
I just can't get enough of this one! Every time I watch the tears run freely and the belly laughs are loud and proud. "Every kick of it, massively mattering to someone, presumably!" Classic Mitchell! :)
Never made it through an entire football match. Usually fall asleep in the first 5 minutes. What people see in it I'll never understand. Rugby is a far more interesting game.@@Small_Seasoned_Curlies
It works pretty well as a parody of American football as well, and really all sports generally though the tone of, the advert might be slightly different for, say, basketball.
"And after the football you can watch a re-run of the entire match later that night, followed by extended highlights, followed by the regular highlights, followed by the quick highlights, followed by the 30 second recap, before we show it all again the day after."
and the match or season after that. Fan #1: "We're going to beat you because our team won last time and your team sucks simply because I dont support them!" Fan #2: "Yeah but remember that other time where our team won instead? And we have one of your players who we didnt like when he was playing for your team and he's going to kick your teams ass!" Fan #1: "But our team has changed its entire squad to a bunch of guys not even from this town who were good in their individial teams in whatever league they used to be from so they're definitely going to win. I have to support them because they're all playing under the team name I support!" Fan #2: "Oh yeah, thats definitely true, if either one of our team loses it's definitely the managers fault even though the managers dont even play football. We can't blame the shitty players because we know they can score goals for other managers! It's not like it's their job or anything!" lol I got carried away.
He calls the channel "Sky Sports 4" which is supposed to be a joke at how many sports channels there are. At this point in time, Sky Sports 3 was seen as a bit excessive. Nowadays there actually is a channel called Sky Sports 4 and the joke no longer makes sense 😂
and today numbered Sky Sports channels including Sky Sports 4 are no longer exist. They've changed their channel line up where each channel more specified to certain sports.
Without wanting to sound pretentious or whatever lol, I think this skit is a work of genius. It stands up to anything considered 'a classic', down through the years.
This might go down in history as the greatest acting performance of all time. David Mitchell had to pretend to care about football for nearly two minutes. Truly amazing.
it's quick-witted and almost easy to miss subtleties in dialogue like that which inarguably make British humor the most intelligent and most superior on this planet. and trust me, im an american.
I've never seen this sketch till now but as the one nerdy person in my family who doesn't like football this perfectly describes how it all looks to me. Brilliant sketch. David Mitchel is always entertaining.
This is such an accurate take on those sport ads. I just had one of those football ads pop up, telling me that 'every moment matters'. Yeah, presumably to someone.
"IT WILL NEVER STOP!" Sorry to break it to you, Mitchell, but today Coronavirus has officially stopped the Football. EDIT 17/06/20: ...and today it's back!
It's also a perfect depiction of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Dozens upon dozens of film hours, each more climactic than the last. A constant, dizzying array of characters and battles, every punch massively mattering to someone presumably. The MCU is officially going on forever. It will never be finally decided who has won the MCU.
This is quite possibly the most perfectly constructed comedy sketch ever !! Sums up footy and how much it matters to us folks that aren't interested :)
David Mitchell is fucking hilarious!! Every FOOTBALL team will be playing FOOTBALL several times and in various combinations!! THOUSANDS and THOUSANDS of hours of FOOTBALL!
@@fineichangeditagain5675 it's true. It's a shame neither Portsmouth or Southampton exist anymore but at least they are preserved forever in this clip. In truth though it's definitely more relevant now they've spaced out the games for TV.
The team I play on just had an awesome 3-1 win and at the end someone started jokingly singing "We are the champions" and I blurted out "For this game at least, and indeed, at most."
September 3rd 2019 and this skit is both still as hilarious as it was the first time, and just as relevant as ever for all eternity. this skit will stop being as such when the football finally stops, and the football goes on forever
I've watched this so many times and only now realised that it is suggested that Southampton are playing at Portsmouth, while another game will be played at The Dell, the former name of Southampton's home ground.
I can't wait to see the Giants of Charlton play the Titans of Ipswitch. Sounds like an important game. Has to be one of the best Mitchell and Webb Look clips. Seriously underrated show
Best lines said in this sketch: "Every kick of it massively mattering to someone, presumably!" "As a match already being described as on this Sunday" "It will never finally be decided who has won the FOOTBALL!" "Watch it, watch the FOOTBALL!" "The FOOTBALL is officially going on forever!"
My personal favourite has to be
"The giants of Charlton meet the titans of Ipswich, making them both seem normal sized"
Absolute genius 🤣
I came here because I am an ITFC fan and this game is happening RIGHT NOW, quick or you'll miss it. Just kicked off
@@cubbyhoo is there a recording somewhere?
@@cubbyhoo never mind. I found the result. I won't post it here though. Suffice it to say, another nail biter
The game was absolutely insane 🤣
ALREADY BEING DESCRIBED AS "ON THIS SUNDAY"
Didn't expect to find you here, Michael!
Haha. Love Mitchell And Webb and this sketch is one of my all time favourites.
Same, I was just going through my favourites and you had commented on it since the last time I saw it :D
It'll go down in history as one of the football matches happening this weekend.
Hey mooj
"Every kick of it massively mattering to someone, presumably!"
Much like the NFL.
Best line in the bit
God it’s shit football isn’t it?....
@@Dangerous2099 Almost as shit as spiderman and your handle
Matthew Vaughan who will win this time between Sunderland and Blackburn?!?!
David Mitchell is definitely channeling some real feelings on this one I love it.
Definitely. He's just said pretty much the same thing on an episode of Would I Lie To You that I watched. "They just play football, and play football, and play football. When will it come to some sort of conclusion?"
@@ismayb754 I think people completely misunderstand this joke. its like you think he actually wants football to have a conclusion. theres a line in fever pitch about how if you're not looking at football anthropologically you're looking at it wrong. thats what this joke is about, just the eternal and existential idea of what football is.
@@andrewrogers5962 That applies to literally everything, ever. Football has the same conclusion as any other situation in life. You try to climb the ladder and win, if you don't make it to the top, you've lost. Nothing really has any meaning. You work to live and you live in the hopes of promotion.
He hates football.
@@Kyle_Hubbard It can never be truly determined who is the best at football ever, but in sports like high jumping or swimming, the record is time or height, and then the sensible limit to use would be unaltered human on earth. And as long as that is a constant, then swimming can kinda be working towards this ideal record that no-one throughout time can beat. Football on the other hand is a league game, so the best record you can hold is x number of wins in a row, but x has no limit. There is something deeply unsatisfying about that to some people, a primal fear that this sisyphean game is going to plague the human race for eternity
"There is still everything to play for and FOREVER to play it in!" really impresses upon me the utter terror of eternity somehow. For a moment the prospect of football briefly ascends to cosmic horror.
It's really the essential bit, showing how it doesn't matter at all. Say your team wins the championship - how long will you be satisfied? Because as soon as the next season starts, it doesn't matter anymore.
@Zack Smith How is that bad news?
@@usgreth Because every kick of it massively mattering to someone, presumably?
DrZaius3141
Oh I’ll be satisfied for a long time
But this was before The Event...
I love football, but i imagine this is how it must seem to people who don't like it
Yes, it is indeed 😂
after a while, we start getting the subtleties of it, but until then, yes, yes it does
@@Splatpope People who aren't into football don't bother me. It's the superiority complex that often (not always) comes with it that makes me roll my eyes and tut.
I agree. They must think we're mad but I love watching football.
Absolutely it is, leaves me utterly cold and confused
"It will never be officially decided who has won the football."
This could very well be the funniest phrase and the most philosophically enlightening all in one sentence.
Perhaps a metaphor for life itself. Made all the more poignant that this is replying to an 11 year old comment.
Trust me, Real Madrid has won the football
@@joer626 Odd - I thought Brazil won the football in 1970 with their third World Cup. They were allowed to keep the Jules Rimet trophy, the ball, the corner flags, the ref's whistle and the linesmen's underpants.
@@joer626surely you mean they bought the football
Until someone wins the quadruple
The way this is shot is just genius. Props to the camera people.
***** The way this was shot was fairly boringly its the editing that made it frantic.
+Schizoman That's the point m8
Raidan Rees I know. He said the way this was shot was genius and I pointed out that the shots were not in any way difficult or special.
+Schizoman And he didn't say that, he said the way it was shot was genius, perhaps an overstatement, but it was pretty much perfect for the way they wanted the scene, and was well executed for the way it came through. That's the point, you're missing the point.
Can we agree on it purely being a case of good editing and cinematography? It's meant to look like any and every football ad out there and it succeeded marvelously.
He had to have given this whole speech with near identical delivery at least four different times, just for the shots where his sentence is clearly being said on opposite sides of the pitch, all so the video team could edit it together and make the movement seem even more unnecessary. Love it.
Agree. The skit is hilarious but the production value is brilliant
His dialogue would have been recorded in a studio and dubbed in via ADR to get that unbroken consistency (and for clarity), but you're right that he still would have had to deliver at least parts of the speech multiple times around the stadium to get the footage!
The short cuts are typical of sports promos. I love this video.
The thing I love the most is that when this was made, there WASN'T a Sky Sports 4, but there actually is now!
there is not
@@environm3ntalist549 Yes there is. Stop living in denial.
@@HOTD108_ 😂 provide the list of Sky sports channels….I think you will find there is no ‘Sky sports 4’
@Billy Pribbo lol. Tell me a channel calledSky Sports 4?
@Billy Pribbo lol what?
this is such a simple joke/skit, but i love it. i dunno why, but this one just gets to me. maybe my favorite mitchell and webb sketch ever
Kyrr-naion this and the cheese argument, gets me every time.
It's David Mitchell's delivery and the editing that make it so dizzyingly hilarious
Probably because its accurate!
"Are we the baddies?" is my favourite.
Conspiracy theories and Grammar Nazi is a close second and third.
Everything single line of this sketch is quotable, but this time around my winner is
"Looking forward to March. Every football team will be playing Football several times and in various combinations"
yes that's my favourite line
monty python energy!
England is a football mad country. This tv advert parody is very appropriate.
IT'S GONNA MOOOOOOVE
WATCH IT! WATCH THE FOOTBALL!
KEEP WATCHING, NEVER AVERT YOUR EYES FROM THE FOOTBALL!
20 minutes later
WATCH IT
That line totally kills me Everytime
:D :D
"There is still everything to play for, and FOREVER TO PLAY IT IN"
That line always fills me with existential dread 😂
Rumour has it that 14 years later, David Mitchell is still furiously pacing round that football pitch.
And the football is still going on, forever!
@@Hawk_of_Battleand now with added women !!!
@@frflinstoneIn Australia too.
@@Hawk_of_Battle Every kick of it still mattering to someone, presumably
Did the ball move?
"........and indeed at most."
LAMPS
Speaks truth... As a Villa fan, their record against Utd is shocking 😂
EVERY KICK OF IT MASSIVELY MATTERING TO SOMEONE PRESUMABLY
As a guy with only a very lukewarm, practically non-existent interest in professional sports, this skit kills me and expresses how ludicrous it all is to people like me.
Did you see that ludicrous display last night?
+Vincent Clavien What was Wenger thinking, sending Walcott on that early?
+Sircosick100 The thing about Arsenal is, they always try and walk it in!
+Vincent Clavien Arsenal didn't play last night
+Vincent Clavien their avin a laugh today, "But we're winnin" No their avin a laugh!
+Vincent Clavien I've got a pony on Liverpool, so I probably won't see that again..
i love how he gets gradually louder and crazier
they keep cutting to different shots faster and faster
try and keep track of it, you'll get a headache
.....a match that has already been described as "on this Sunday!"
Too funny. 🤣
To which it cuts to the crowd chanting "Off off off!"
He carries the energy of a sports announcer with the self-awareness of a comedian. Love it
Perfectly captures how I see the ridiculousness of the constant hype. “Look at it it’s gonna move!” Kills me every time 😂
I love how Dave can seem both snarky and on the edge of a mental breakdown at the same time
Everything about this is utter superb. The jokes, the slow building pace, the camera cuts.
Basically every advert Sky ever do.
Rob Moss watch it! It’s gonna move!
By this point it’s every advert on every channel.
yea, that is the joke
“As the irresistible force of Portsmouth, meet the immovable object of South Hampton”
Amazing
I just can't get enough of this one! Every time I watch the tears run freely and the belly laughs are loud and proud.
"Every kick of it, massively mattering to someone, presumably!" Classic Mitchell! :)
This is the most accurate parody of British football culture I’ve ever seen.
And of how utterly boring and pointless it is.
Never made it through an entire football match. Usually fall asleep in the first 5 minutes. What people see in it I'll never understand. Rugby is a far more interesting game.@@Small_Seasoned_Curlies
@@Small_Seasoned_Curlieswell everything is pointless but being boring is subjective
It works pretty well as a parody of American football as well, and really all sports generally though the tone of, the advert might be slightly different for, say, basketball.
"Watch it! Watch it! Watch the football! It's going to MOOOOOOVE!!!!!"
"It will never be finally decided who has won the football!!" LMAO That quote is so brilliant. This whole sketch is just golden and so true!
"And after the football you can watch a re-run of the entire match later that night, followed by extended highlights, followed by the regular highlights, followed by the quick highlights, followed by the 30 second recap, before we show it all again the day after."
IT WILL NEVER FINALLY BE DECIDED WHO HAS WON THE FOOTBALL!
It's funny cause it's true.
There's still everything to play for! Even when you're dead!
Until the next match or season.
and the match or season after that.
Fan #1: "We're going to beat you because our team won last time and your team sucks simply because I dont support them!"
Fan #2: "Yeah but remember that other time where our team won instead? And we have one of your players who we didnt like when he was playing for your team and he's going to kick your teams ass!"
Fan #1: "But our team has changed its entire squad to a bunch of guys not even from this town who were good in their individial teams in whatever league they used to be from so they're definitely going to win. I have to support them because they're all playing under the team name I support!"
Fan #2: "Oh yeah, thats definitely true, if either one of our team loses it's definitely the managers fault even though the managers dont even play football. We can't blame the shitty players because we know they can score goals for other managers! It's not like it's their job or anything!"
lol I got carried away.
@@SteveCowlishaw "I got carried away" Be that as it may, you're description is absolutely on the nose.
@@SteveCowlishaw Go on then? What sports do you like then?
He calls the channel "Sky Sports 4" which is supposed to be a joke at how many sports channels there are. At this point in time, Sky Sports 3 was seen as a bit excessive. Nowadays there actually is a channel called Sky Sports 4 and the joke no longer makes sense 😂
and today numbered Sky Sports channels including Sky Sports 4 are no longer exist. They've changed their channel line up where each channel more specified to certain sports.
Sky Sports 4 technically existed at the time as "Sky Sports Xstra"
@@nasyithrahman9594 You mean I'm never gonna get to make a Sky Sports Ocho joke?
Nasyith Rahman they should have just used this sketch to advertise the ‘sky sports football’ channel 😂
Robert Leu THE OCHO. hell of a reference there mate
I just love how one line just makes the whole skit.
It's gonna mooooove!
"In a clash that's gonna go down in history as one of the many football matches that are happening this weekend!" 😂
Even as a football fan I love this sketch. Pure genius by David Mitchell, this alongside the Mitchell and Webb look sketch on football fans.
Without wanting to sound pretentious or whatever lol, I think this skit is a work of genius. It stands up to anything considered 'a classic', down through the years.
I love how it starts normal and progressively gets more psychotic
Especially when you speed it up 2x.
This might go down in history as the greatest acting performance of all time. David Mitchell had to pretend to care about football for nearly two minutes. Truly amazing.
In a match that is already being described as "on this sunday"
it's quick-witted and almost easy to miss subtleties in dialogue like that which inarguably make British humor the most intelligent and most superior on this planet.
and trust me, im an american.
@@Da_Wurm we British have mastered context and connotation
@@ryancnayr i couldn't agree more with that claim
The best thing about this is the official BBC Channel uploaded this 14 years ago at 240p and haven't bothered to update it since
Nearly every single line is quotable. Absolute perfection.
I've never seen this sketch till now but as the one nerdy person in my family who doesn't like football this perfectly describes how it all looks to me. Brilliant sketch. David Mitchel is always entertaining.
This is brilliant, David Mitchell's demeanour and the jumpcuts; hilarious!
This is such an accurate take on those sport ads. I just had one of those football ads pop up, telling me that 'every moment matters'. Yeah, presumably to someone.
"IT WILL NEVER STOP!"
Sorry to break it to you, Mitchell, but today Coronavirus has officially stopped the Football.
EDIT 17/06/20: ...and today it's back!
Not in the vanarama league. It never stops!
@@felixleiter9123 It stopped.
The EVENT
@@kalleekstrom6770 one thing they missed out on was the friday bog roll packet!
It stopped.
It's also a perfect depiction of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Dozens upon dozens of film hours, each more climactic than the last. A constant, dizzying array of characters and battles, every punch massively mattering to someone presumably. The MCU is officially going on forever. It will never be finally decided who has won the MCU.
Watch it, watch it, its going to move! That hit my funny bone hahaha
"IT'S GONNA MOOOVE WATCH IT"
"And indeed at most" LOL!
every apoplectic stride is a work of comic genius. One of his best sketches - probably one of the best sketches ever
“in a match already being described as ON this sunday” never fails to make me laugh
Most terrifying statement "there is still many more matches of football to come and forever to play it in
This is quite possibly the most perfectly constructed comedy sketch ever !! Sums up footy and how much it matters to us folks that aren't interested :)
I love how he’s constantly power walking
David Mitchell is fucking hilarious!!
Every FOOTBALL team will be playing FOOTBALL several times and in various combinations!!
THOUSANDS and THOUSANDS of hours of FOOTBALL!
As I understand it, two football teams football at each other and whoever footballs the hardest is crowned king of football.
Sometimes people get sent off for unfootballing
Jonathon Cowley-Thom for one year
And the old spelling of jail is gaol, an anagram of goal. Coincidence? I think not.
Come on football, score a footballs.
Those who don't football so well have to football at a lower standard alongside other weaker footballs
one of their best sketches! 'every kick of it mattering to someone presumably' brilliant
"Every kick of it massively mattering to someone presumably "
the GIANTS of tottenham play host to the TITANS of Ipswich...so making them both seem normal sized
+Hajir Azad giants of charlton*
Anonymous Crowman Charlton? Giants? please
He's correcting him you moron. He says Charlton are giants in the video - not Tottenham.
CAFC Till i die
Simon Barnett Spurs is a giant though
“The giants of Charlton play host to the titans of Ipswich, making them both seem normal-sized.”
Genius! There isn't comedy of this calibre on TV anymore. Genuinely uplifting. 😄😄
It all moved to the Internet, mate XD
@@RunawayTrain2502 internet humour isn't funny
So accurate it's painful.
wwgtg12 it stopped in Mrach 2020 due to THE EVENT
Zack Smith only one month earlier
The editing just after “to see who will win that!” is beautiful.
I have been watching this for like a decade and I laugh every single time through most of it. It's genius.
MAKING THEM BOTH SEEM NORMAL-SIZED I'M DYING
this is how i feel with the world cup on
This is actually more relevant now than it was when it was made.
because you're older now and it's still going on?
@@detailingshed8130 No because its gotten worse
It's been pretty much consistently relevant since it was created like 10 years ago, and a long time before.
I mean the teams are outdated but other than that
@@fineichangeditagain5675 it's true. It's a shame neither Portsmouth or Southampton exist anymore but at least they are preserved forever in this clip.
In truth though it's definitely more relevant now they've spaced out the games for TV.
This is so awesome, the way he aggressively keeps walking and everything. Wonderful.
Absolute genius, picking apart a crazy game that I absolutely love!
I can imagine Lee Mack heckling him from the stand "You don't watch football David!"
The team I play on just had an awesome 3-1 win and at the end someone started jokingly singing "We are the champions" and I blurted out "For this game at least, and indeed, at most."
"To see who'll win that!" 😄😂😄
LMAO!! This has to be one of the funniest things ever recorded on camera 🤣🤣🤣
"It will never be finally decided who has won the football!!..." 🤣🤣
September 3rd 2019 and this skit is both still as hilarious as it was the first time, and just as relevant as ever for all eternity. this skit will stop being as such when the football finally stops, and the football goes on forever
Speaking from Veganuary 2022, run away! run as fast as yer little legs can take you, and don't look back! Sh*t's about to get (un) real!
Every time he says "Football", 0:12 - 0:51 - 0:57 - 0:58 - 1:02 - 1:04 - 1:08 - 1:10 - 1:14 - 1:18 - 1:23 - 1:31 - 1:36 - 1:42 - 1:44 - 1:47 - 1:48
One of their best sketches. Pretty much spot on too!
You can really see the contempt he has for football in real life coming through which makes it hilarious
"Tottenham play Bolton for the second time this season to see who will win that!" LOL
"There is still everything to play for. AND FOREVER TO PLAY IT IN!"
"Deciding the victor for this year at least, and, indeed, at most!" really captures how inconsequential it all is
"There's everything to play for and forever to play it in"
Welcome to the planet. Welcome to existence.
I imagine David Mitchell wrote this whole sketch in 5 minutes after a fit of frustration
It's getting more and more relatable every bloody year.
I love the imovable object of southhampton!
lol XD
Une Nombre I don't get it
Jeroim3142 how can this be? when I’m sitting at home but I’m inside this screen
So does Brendan Rodgers
@@Luetin09 of all the places to find you Luetin...
This unironically gets me hyped for more football 😂
“...WATCH IT, WATCH IT - IT’S GONNA MOOOVE...”
I've watched this so many times and only now realised that it is suggested that Southampton are playing at Portsmouth, while another game will be played at The Dell, the former name of Southampton's home ground.
I can't wait to see the Giants of Charlton play the Titans of Ipswitch. Sounds like an important game.
Has to be one of the best Mitchell and Webb Look clips. Seriously underrated show
It's amazing how relevant this still is 15+ years on. 😂
Best lines said in this sketch:
"Every kick of it massively mattering to someone, presumably!"
"As a match already being described as on this Sunday"
"It will never finally be decided who has won the FOOTBALL!"
"Watch it, watch the FOOTBALL!"
"The FOOTBALL is officially going on forever!"
Nailed it. Still relevant 15 years later. 😂😂😂
This has to be my favourite sketch of theirs and one of my favourite sketches ever.
Perfection - in every single detail - masterpiece.
"Already being described as on this Sunday"
"Go down in history as one of the many football matches that are happening this weekend"
lmao
‘It will never be decided who has finally won the football’
That actually got me pumped up for some football
"WATCH IT, IT'S GONNA MOOOVE" i died.
Uploaded 12 years ago and it come up on my recommended the day football returns. RUclips's algorithm is undefeated 🤣