As a Nepalese Football fan my country is nevèr mentioned in anything but seeing this video about vietnams progress gave me some hope for my own nation we are not that good but there are players who have shown potential and conceded 7 goals against Indonesia but our new keep is fantastic and gives me a sliver of hope
@@jackphillips6742 we dont do high altitude training our training camp is located in the capital valley which is not located in that high of an altitude
Was always wondering if there's gonna be a sequel on Vietnam football, after your previous "The Untold Rise of the Vietnam National Team" video. Brilliant video, as always ⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽
I grew up with a lot of Vietnamese people and it’s great to see their football teams doing so well. I have no way to watch them, and I have no idea who their players are, but thanks to your videos, I’m rooting for them to continue to improve and hopefully one day make the World Cup. Keep up the great work! Vietnam Football has a Mexican fan!
I don't want to remember the SEA Games this year, this was kind of both the Rise and Fall of the our country. Rise of the women's football team, achieving their first podium for the sport. Fall of the Basketball team, ending a 40+ year streak of BBall gold.
Man that would be a banger idea, maxwell going full sea talking about each federation, their plans, also the future of football in each country, in a part to part documentary, or just like sea as a whole
a new style of attacking football and actual headers goals are two things i did not think the vietnam football team can do, very impressed with recent results, and Quang Hai is gonna be in Ligue 2, very excited
It's interesting how Quang Hai himself is keeping things under wraps and until he makes the debut we probably won't know where he's gonna play. I think he's doing the right thing as he is trying to avoid all the pressure from fans and, unfortunately a proven situation where fans flock to the club's social media accounts and spam comments demanding the team to let a Vieynamese player play or else. I just want him to just focus on himself and his own professional development without having to worry about fans and country.
As a Vietnamese myself, I feel happy when Quang Hai play in Ligue 2. He might know his steps after the other Vietnamese players failed at Europe like Cong Phuong, Van Hau... And Also the Vietnam u-23s have a bright future and the playing style that Gong made might help Vietnam win the 3rd Sea Games in the row
You guys really have a good future ahead ! I hope Vietnam can translate this success to the senior team and add to their tally of 2 AFF wins. As a Singaporean, I can admit that Thailand and Vietnam will lead the way for the next generation. Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia will just battle for the leftovers HAHA :')
Romania's U21 got into the euro semis, beating England, Croatia, and drawing France. Even lead Germany in the semis. The same players now play for the senior team, but even though people were hyping them up as the new "golden generation", we're as bad as ever. Our federation is too crap. I hope Vietnam does something with this generation.
Tbh none of those suppose future stars like coman, hagi or popescu did anything outside of Romanian football. If they were truly great at least one would be shinning in Europe. That's far from being the case, and if hagi was called anything else he would be long forgotten
Vietnams previous u23 generation from 2018 is the golden generation. The current Vietnamese senior team is in fact their golden generation and making history. Last place in final round of WCQ, but it’s the fact they qualified for for the final round. And gained 4 points, most from their region.
I'm Filipino and my earliest memory of our men's national team was that 2-0 over Vietnam in 2010ish. Vietnam had a lot of problems round that time period, glad to see things looking better for y'all now.
@@nicherjberger9008 he used to be, I remember one year he was listed as one of the top 50 wonderkids in the world by GOAL. But due to insufficient game time at his Belgian club and other factors, his development has kinda stunted and so he has been not so great lately. I would say at the moment our best young players is Arif Aiman who is a young winger I believe 20 years old playing for Johor Darul Takzim. He's also part of the same batch as Luqman
Vietnamese football is in a great and clear development and I am happy with this thing because it will increase competition in Asia, from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
0:46 The FIFA game to compete as an Esport in the SEA Games is FIFA Online 4, another version of the game which is quite similar to the FUT of the FIFA 22. This game is only avaiblable for PC, only have servers in Asian countries and is (hehe) free to download and play. Currently Thailand is being considered the King of FO4 in the world.
one correction, if thailand had scored another goal, we would still advance since the first tie-breaker is head-to-head not goal difference, we wouldve had to score another had the thais drew 2-2 Also we scored 8 in the sea games run not 6
I think it’s crazy how untapped the asian market is. Im a celtic fan and we’ve made 4 signings from the J league (our manager was there for years) and we’ve ended up with some unbelievable talent with little to no price tag. We got 3 of them for 5mil total, it’s fucking crazy how talented their players are at those prices, they’re tearing up our league after playing an entire j-league season, i’m so fucking excited to see them after a rest and pre season, they’re absolute machines with insane work ethic
I used to run the VietFooty Twitter acct. glad to see more Viet Ams covering VN soccer. Keep up the great work! The important thing for the U23 players is getting them playing time with V.League 1 sides. It was good to see Viettel recall Tuan Tai from Daklak. Hopefully they’ll give him some playing minutes in the league and during their AFC Cup run.
@@vitpham9722 according to VFF’s summer transfer market rule,Tuan Tai is not yet playable as a Viettel player. It will take at least to the second period (championship playoff) of 2022 V-League for Tuan Tai to play for Viettel. And that’s if Viettel don’t just straight off buy a foreign.
Hello maxwell, any chance you can talk about the copa peru, this cup is insane, basically 25 thousand teams play all around peru and the winner earns direct promotion to peru's top flight
I’m calling it right now, the video hasn’t started yet but since there is a Vietnam thumbnail and this is maqwell’s channel you know this is gonna be a banger before it even started
Feel so proud and hopeful for Vietnamese football's future, another amazing video from my Viet bro!!! Keep up the work man u killin it. Sending many loves from Hanoi.
Hey maqwell here are some topics on Vietnam football teams 1) 2019 afc asian cup . Where they reached the quarter finals 2) The Vietnamese women's team qualified for the 2023 women's world cup
Maqwell, I love the passion u have for Vietnam!! I have that same passion for Italy, hoping in 2026 both our nations can qualify for the World Cup ✝️🙏🏼
Great video about Vietnamese football. But I hope Philippines get some love and development when it comes to this sport especially when Bochum star Gerrit Holtmann plays for us.
Hey I'm just curious if your FA is still going in the direction of naturalizing players who have Filipino blood? Singapore did that in the past but that hindered our local talent development so we tightened our naturalization process. Cheers !
@@nicherjberger9008 I have little amount of knowledge about that. But most of our players do not have full Filipino blood or only a few of them are from our grassroots. Maybe our FC currently do not have the plans to naturalized players cause we were already relying on foreign-rooted players.
@@nicherjberger9008 hello as a Filipino, this is a good question. well we are already having our homegrown talents in (Sandro Reyes, Melliza, Aguinaldo) Sandro and Aguinaldo started in the AFC Asian Cup Qualifiers and Melliza got substituted in the quite last minute and celebrated with Holtmann on the winning goal vs Mongolia. but yes as long as it's legal and obeys the Philippine Law it is indeed legal for someone who has a different nationality but still has Filipino Blood (50/50) with a dual citizenship is fine, since the Philippine Law allows it. Clear Answer is Yes, well many people say that we naturalize too much but no only Maranon is naturalized. Just look at Indonesia with naturalizing Marc Klok since he is fully dutch or Gonzalez back then since he is Pure Uruguayan, what matters is every national team needs a naturalized player, i also hope the PFF needs to pay more attention to our local pro players! Thank you for reading.
@@w1ndz.84 oh my bad! I got confused with the terms. EESH! You guys really have the luxury of calling up dual nationality players but I noticed that your youth teams are not doing too well cause they can only rely on homegrown talent. Singapore had an issue of naturalising players in the past, (just like your eg. with ID bringing in foreign nationalities Uruguayans and Dutch), and that hindered our youth development. Just wondering if that might befall you filipinos as well. Sorry for the confusion !
looks very likely to me that gong will take over the senior team as well in 2023 and the asian cup will be his first tournament. cant wait to see the likes of quang hải and hoàng đức playing with this intensity
Maqwell can you talk about the rise of the Kyrgyzstan football team? They have been doing so well recently and made it back to back afc cups. Plus I am half kyrgyz and a video about the country would be nice:D
Vietnam are looking deadly this time. And I actually remember seeing Messi bowl an inswing (which is basically cricket's form of a curler) in a Herbalife commercial.
I love your videos about national teams like this. I would absolutely love to see you cover the fall and possible rise of the Irish national team. I think it'd be very interesting
Maqwell you should do a video on examining Asian football as a whole. Sure certain teams like Korea, Australia (only cause they're in this federation), and Japan stand out. We should talk about teams people don't know much about like Iran, India, and Singapore. Just for fun
If the number 3 player wants to punch a Thai athlete We can bring it to fight against us in boxing rules, choose whatever you want. Because we have Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium or One Championship to choose from, don't show up on the football field. It's not good for your youth.
Love your vids about Vietnam football, as a Malaysian I’m quite envious of your football development 😂. Love the exposure of SEA football to the world, we’re rising 💪🏻💪🏻
Vid 131 of waiting for the san marino career mode. I convinced a non footballer that vietnam is a good football nation. Man instantly thought on the levels of the Netherlands.... I said no, good for the south east asian region.
Hey Max ! Can you do a video on Brunei Darussalam's journey? Though Brunei is not that well developed in terms of football but it would be an honor. Love your videos Max !
I love those "underground" national teams rising and I hope I do the same with some national team from those countries, as a player, as a coach or as both
@@jackphillips6742 I mean, it is kinda faraway? But your team was fantastic during the match against Costa Rica, you would do well in AFC. It is a shame that the you guys have much more chance going to the World Cup via OFC spot though. The Pacific Island teams are generally so outmatched by NZ.
@@carnivorouscabbage2230 Pretty much anything east of India and south of China is a reasonable flight distance for international teams. Singapore could easily host a bunch of friendlies against New Zealand or between ASEAN and OCE countries in general. We are usually similar in strength to Australia since 2000, but ASEAN countries honestly could win more than people here might think. OFC clubs are nations are getting better but holy moly if our local confederation had European refs, there would be 5 red cards a game. Injuries are the biggest factor in OFC World Cup qualification, and frankly people think that qualifying is easier than it actually is. New Caledonia and Tahiti are mini-Frances, and the Solomons have some extremely talented players. I watch a lot of the NZ National and Regional Leagues, and we have plenty of goalkeepers and defenders that deserve to go pro in quality leagues. Especially some u23 talent like keepers Paulsen and Gray, but they don't get to play internationals because of limited fixtures. As a country we've gone to Lithuania and Ireland before 2020 for those two international friendlies. We don't really get many games outside OFC qualifying. 2 a year is like the average. I get that it is expensive, but we really need to get young talent that experience. It seems to be changing in a positive direction recently. Ty for watching the Costa Rica game. Tbf wish Peru defeated us again, Costa deserved it imo after CONCACAF but I do feel hard done by for the particular NZL vs CRC game.
@@jackphillips6742 I mean, the travel time from NZ to Singapore is around 11 hours or so, the same as from SEA to Europe. It is not insignificant by any mean, though as you mentioned the All White goes to Europe for training it should not be much difficult. The main takeaway though is how much actually can be gained from a friendly match. There is only so much that can be done in friendlies, and unless the players are actually challenged in a competitive environment even regular friendly matches will hardly be enough. ASEAN sides can put up a much, much tougher fight than Oceania teams, even top tier ones like PNG, NC or Tahiti (they might be decent, but compared to NZ their teams still lacking), but something at stake to fight for will provide a better incentive for players. One method could be to join AFF Champions and other SEA tournaments, but that might be problematic in its own way. Generally AFF Championship plays knock-out rounds in home-away format, which means that NZ team (or any team playing against NZ for that matter) will need to travel a very long distance.
South East Asia in general I believe is a massively underachieving region not just in football but in sports. At least Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand more than make up for it in badminton. Anything they play seem to have massive fan followings, especially if it's international level competition.
Hey maqwell can you please talk about the growth of the Saudi Arabian national team they qualified for the world cub which is impressive I just want you to talk about us becauseeee ya know I’m from Saudi Arabia so love from the Middle East for u maqwell
southeast asian football is on the rise, nations like thailand, vietnam, indonesia and us malaysia are doing quite well and i believe will be better eventually, maybe the philippines too, despite not qualifying for the asian cup
I used to say Vietnamese football is f***ed after the generation that is playing for the national team. It turns out that isn’t the youngsters are sh*t,but Park Hang-seo’s attacking play is like a headless chicken. With nearly the same team that played in SEA Games,they turned from V-League reject to rising stars.
Hey maqwell can you make a vid about go ahead Eagles they are a club that once was a dominant force in the eredivisie but then they fell off but now they are back they also have in the last years have had some good underdogg stories espacially in the knvb club so if you see this comment pls consider making a vid
Nguyen quang hai. Probably the most talented player vietnam has produced in history, and will be the greatest viet player of all time if he succeeds in europe. He signed with a ligue 2 side in France few days ago. A very technical and smart player. However he’s been locked up in his Vietnamese club until now. You shouldn’t worry much about viet players linked to foreign clubs, because their domestic clubs usually don’t let them go. It is a problem. In 2019 quang hai received an offer from the japenese league. It was rejected. Now in 2022, his contract with Hanoi has ended, and he rejected Hanoi’s huge bribes to fulfill his dream of going to Europe. In the midst of a thousand European club rumors, his former foreign teammate in Hanoi ibou kebe spoke about how in that very year in 2019, Hanoi had a meeting with the whole team. Because quang hai wanted to leave. The club said everybody must honor their contract. And nobody can leave. This is a huge problem in Vietnamese football and NOBODY not even Vietnamese are talking or being angry about this when they should be. The players have no power. Clubs sign players to long term jail contracts and refuses to let them go to foreign clubs at a higher level for a reasonable price. Nguyen hoang duc, another Vietnamese player with interest abroad, unfortunately had his club come out and say they still need his services and will keep him. This is holding vietnams future back. The v league is a weak league. Quang hai must succeed in europe to change this.
@@ericaugusto758 the senior team is made up of the previous u23 generation. Who made the afc u23 finals and semi finals of Asian games. It was a better u23 generation than this current u23 generation. (Unless they prove otherwise)
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As a Nepalese Football fan my country is nevèr mentioned in anything but seeing this video about vietnams progress gave me some hope for my own nation we are not that good but there are players who have shown potential and conceded 7 goals against Indonesia but our new keep is fantastic and gives me a sliver of hope
Even in that defeat, you guys still give a good fight. Wish the best for Nepal in the future!
Nepal will be insanely good eventually. High altitude training is super effective.
Wish you all the best from Vietnam
@@jackphillips6742 we dont do high altitude training our training camp is located in the capital valley which is not located in that high of an altitude
wishing you lads the best! from the Philippines
Was always wondering if there's gonna be a sequel on Vietnam football, after your previous "The Untold Rise of the Vietnam National Team" video. Brilliant video, as always ⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽⚽
If you pay attention to his playlists you'll see that he already has a whole series talking about Vietnamese football
Banger as always mate 👌 🙌 👍
irish guy? oh wait no
I wonder if HITC Sevens watch this...
This is the perfect prequel for your recent video "WHHHHHHHYYYYY GOOOODDDDD WWWWWHHHHHHYYYYY" :)
I grew up with a lot of Vietnamese people and it’s great to see their football teams doing so well. I have no way to watch them, and I have no idea who their players are, but thanks to your videos, I’m rooting for them to continue to improve and hopefully one day make the World Cup. Keep up the great work! Vietnam Football has a Mexican fan!
I don't want to remember the SEA Games this year, this was kind of both the Rise and Fall of the our country.
Rise of the women's football team, achieving their first podium for the sport.
Fall of the Basketball team, ending a 40+ year streak of BBall gold.
Thanks to Chot Reyes 😅
Hey Maqwell, any chance you might talk about the Indonesian national football team? Or maybe South East Asian football in general?
i agree
Probably when y’all manage to break the AFF Cup curse
@@huykim4663 yeah
or just straight up asian as a whole
Man that would be a banger idea, maxwell going full sea talking about each federation, their plans, also the future of football in each country, in a part to part documentary, or just like sea as a whole
a new style of attacking football and actual headers goals are two things i did not think the vietnam football team can do, very impressed with recent results, and Quang Hai is gonna be in Ligue 2, very excited
It's interesting how Quang Hai himself is keeping things under wraps and until he makes the debut we probably won't know where he's gonna play. I think he's doing the right thing as he is trying to avoid all the pressure from fans and, unfortunately a proven situation where fans flock to the club's social media accounts and spam comments demanding the team to let a Vieynamese player play or else. I just want him to just focus on himself and his own professional development without having to worry about fans and country.
Quang Hai’s transfer news is as reliable as a Man United or Ho Chi Minh City transfer news these days lol.
As a Vietnamese myself, I feel happy when Quang Hai play in Ligue 2. He might know his steps after the other Vietnamese players failed at Europe like Cong Phuong, Van Hau...
And Also the Vietnam u-23s have a bright future and the playing style that Gong made might help Vietnam win the 3rd Sea Games in the row
Tayler.
Why is it never Indian players!!!
WHY!!!!!
Oh we will see you in the AFC Asian cup
You guys really have a good future ahead ! I hope Vietnam can translate this success to the senior team and add to their tally of 2 AFF wins.
As a Singaporean, I can admit that Thailand and Vietnam will lead the way for the next generation.
Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia will just battle for the leftovers HAHA :')
hey bhendi here from discord, ye its not me.... @MDS winner is some other guy lmao
and we will prob lost to vietnam
@@mrbhendi007 breh
Romania's U21 got into the euro semis, beating England, Croatia, and drawing France. Even lead Germany in the semis.
The same players now play for the senior team, but even though people were hyping them up as the new "golden generation", we're as bad as ever. Our federation is too crap. I hope Vietnam does something with this generation.
Tbh none of those suppose future stars like coman, hagi or popescu did anything outside of Romanian football. If they were truly great at least one would be shinning in Europe. That's far from being the case, and if hagi was called anything else he would be long forgotten
Vietnams previous u23 generation from 2018 is the golden generation. The current Vietnamese senior team is in fact their golden generation and making history. Last place in final round of WCQ, but it’s the fact they qualified for for the final round. And gained 4 points, most from their region.
I'm Filipino and my earliest memory of our men's national team was that 2-0 over Vietnam in 2010ish. Vietnam had a lot of problems round that time period, glad to see things looking better for y'all now.
Brazilian American fan here, but love seeing content about stuff like this, isto e o jogo bonito!
As a Malaysian I can only hope that our youth development would one day reach the heights of Vietnamese football
yo bro, is Luqman Hakim considered your best up and coming player? I'm not too familiar with your u-23s
Bro... As an Indonesian, I felt the same way for the last 10 years or so... But our FA is full of pricks apparently
@@nicherjberger9008 he used to be, I remember one year he was listed as one of the top 50 wonderkids in the world by GOAL. But due to insufficient game time at his Belgian club and other factors, his development has kinda stunted and so he has been not so great lately. I would say at the moment our best young players is Arif Aiman who is a young winger I believe 20 years old playing for Johor Darul Takzim. He's also part of the same batch as Luqman
@@benrasjid semoga Indonesia sama2 bangkit dengan Malaysia, Salam serumpun 🤝
@@malayu3802 wish all the best for us both... Semoga di Asian Cup nanti bisa jadi momen kebangkitan kita
Vietnamese football is in a great and clear development and I am happy with this thing because it will increase competition in Asia, from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
Saudi football is super high quality. GL for rest of year.
Yeah you guys have very strong players
Israel U19 got into the euro's final and reached the U19 world cup, this made everyone so proud and the future of the national team looks great
Here as Vietnam are in the final of the AFF Championship
0:46 The FIFA game to compete as an Esport in the SEA Games is FIFA Online 4, another version of the game which is quite similar to the FUT of the FIFA 22. This game is only avaiblable for PC, only have servers in Asian countries and is (hehe) free to download and play. Currently Thailand is being considered the King of FO4 in the world.
one correction, if thailand had scored another goal, we would still advance since the first tie-breaker is head-to-head not goal difference, we wouldve had to score another had the thais drew 2-2
Also we scored 8 in the sea games run not 6
Maxwell made me a Vietnam fan. That last minute header gave me goosebumps.
Happy to finally see Vietnamese Football in the spotlight!
Also love the fact that you wore the VN shirt in the Dembele vid too!
I think it’s crazy how untapped the asian market is. Im a celtic fan and we’ve made 4 signings from the J league (our manager was there for years) and we’ve ended up with some unbelievable talent with little to no price tag. We got 3 of them for 5mil total, it’s fucking crazy how talented their players are at those prices, they’re tearing up our league after playing an entire j-league season, i’m so fucking excited to see them after a rest and pre season, they’re absolute machines with insane work ethic
This channel got me super invested in Asian football in general because of the first Viet vid, I wish there were more ways to watch the games
i just saw the news of Nguyễn Quang Hải joing my city Club hope too is sucess maybe promotion to Ligue one this seasson XD
I used to run the VietFooty Twitter acct. glad to see more Viet Ams covering VN soccer. Keep up the great work!
The important thing for the U23 players is getting them playing time with V.League 1 sides. It was good to see Viettel recall Tuan Tai from Daklak. Hopefully they’ll give him some playing minutes in the league and during their AFC Cup run.
He wasn’t registered if I’m not mistaken
@@huykim4663 I thought there was talk to add him to the roster for AFC in place of Tien Dung?
@@vitpham9722 according to VFF’s summer transfer market rule,Tuan Tai is not yet playable as a Viettel player. It will take at least to the second period (championship playoff) of 2022 V-League for Tuan Tai to play for Viettel. And that’s if Viettel don’t just straight off buy a foreign.
Hello maxwell, any chance you can talk about the copa peru, this cup is insane, basically 25 thousand teams play all around peru and the winner earns direct promotion to peru's top flight
I’m calling it right now, the video hasn’t started yet but since there is a Vietnam thumbnail and this is maqwell’s channel you know this is gonna be a banger before it even started
Feel so proud and hopeful for Vietnamese football's future, another amazing video from my Viet bro!!! Keep up the work man u killin it.
Sending many loves from Hanoi.
0:22 It's S.E.A. Games, not Sea Games.
1:04 South Korea is in East Asia.
Vietnam didn’t attack in last ten minutes because Thailand must draw 3-3 or more to qualify
I watched that final despite not knowing a lick of Vietnamese but damn it was exciting. Long live Uncle Ho! 🇻🇳💪🏽
Your videos about Vietnam are always super interesting, keep up the good work
I could tell this vid is great
Keep up the work lad
Hey maqwell here are some topics on Vietnam football teams
1) 2019 afc asian cup . Where they reached the quarter finals
2) The Vietnamese women's team qualified for the 2023 women's world cup
As a Malaysian, I have to admit, Vietnam, both senior and u23s, are just on another level, not ASEAN level anymore.
Maqwell, I love the passion u have for Vietnam!! I have that same passion for Italy, hoping in 2026 both our nations can qualify for the World Cup ✝️🙏🏼
Great video about Vietnamese football. But I hope Philippines get some love and development when it comes to this sport especially when Bochum star Gerrit Holtmann plays for us.
Hey I'm just curious if your FA is still going in the direction of naturalizing players who have Filipino blood?
Singapore did that in the past but that hindered our local talent development so we tightened our naturalization process.
Cheers !
got a video on my channel talking about our Miracle of Hanoi, if you like to check it out ☺️
@@nicherjberger9008 I have little amount of knowledge about that. But most of our players do not have full Filipino blood or only a few of them are from our grassroots. Maybe our FC currently do not have the plans to naturalized players cause we were already relying on foreign-rooted players.
@@nicherjberger9008 hello as a Filipino, this is a good question. well we are already having our homegrown talents in (Sandro Reyes, Melliza, Aguinaldo) Sandro and Aguinaldo started in the AFC Asian Cup Qualifiers and Melliza got substituted in the quite last minute and celebrated with Holtmann on the winning goal vs Mongolia. but yes as long as it's legal and obeys the Philippine Law it is indeed legal for someone who has a different nationality but still has Filipino Blood (50/50) with a dual citizenship is fine, since the Philippine Law allows it. Clear Answer is Yes, well many people say that we naturalize too much but no only Maranon is naturalized. Just look at Indonesia with naturalizing Marc Klok since he is fully dutch or Gonzalez back then since he is Pure Uruguayan, what matters is every national team needs a naturalized player, i also hope the PFF needs to pay more attention to our local pro players! Thank you for reading.
@@w1ndz.84 oh my bad! I got confused with the terms. EESH! You guys really have the luxury of calling up dual nationality players but I noticed that your youth teams are not doing too well cause they can only rely on homegrown talent.
Singapore had an issue of naturalising players in the past, (just like your eg. with ID bringing in foreign nationalities Uruguayans and Dutch), and that hindered our youth development.
Just wondering if that might befall you filipinos as well.
Sorry for the confusion !
As a south east asian, im proud for vietnam.
Yoo maqwell im a huge fan, you got me back into football
Happy to see Southeast Asia representation 💪
That match against Uzbekistan in the snow must have been epic, playing in the snow, good lord!
looks very likely to me that gong will take over the senior team as well in 2023 and the asian cup will be his first tournament. cant wait to see the likes of quang hải and hoàng đức playing with this intensity
was waiting for this SEA games video, Congrats on 100k
meanwhile indonesian fans still fighting against our own football association to build a training center for the national team and many other things
I have a friend who is Vietnamese and we celebrated like crazy 😝
Im loving these videos about vietnamiese football videos.
Maqwell can you talk about the rise of the Kyrgyzstan football team?
They have been doing so well recently and made it back to back afc cups.
Plus I am half kyrgyz and a video about the country would be nice:D
You are half Kyrgyz? Have you been ?
@@teiloturner2760 I've been there when I was 5.
10 years past then.
@@Ilovesillyanimes its a part of the world I really want to go to. Secluded far away place.
Greetings from Easter Island in chile! Nice to see more football fans around the world! Would like to know your country one day! 🤠
How about Hong Kong? They went into the asian cup after 54 years, and it looks like they are having a great future ahead with their new coach.
The Philippines messed up worse than any semis they played in the AFF Championship. Congrats to Hong Kong
I was literally wearing a Thailand jersey while watching this kinda sad because I love my home country
Vietnam are looking deadly this time.
And I actually remember seeing Messi bowl an inswing (which is basically cricket's form of a curler) in a Herbalife commercial.
Mes-Siuuuuuu
I love your videos about national teams like this. I would absolutely love to see you cover the fall and possible rise of the Irish national team. I think it'd be very interesting
To rise we need to get rid of Kenny simple also probably text him on discord
Really love your videos man, keep it going.
Finally, a new Eurovision refrence
"We Own Thailand!", that should probably be it's own meme or be put on a t-shirt or something!
Maqwell you should do a video on examining Asian football as a whole. Sure certain teams like Korea, Australia (only cause they're in this federation), and Japan stand out. We should talk about teams people don't know much about like Iran, India, and Singapore. Just for fun
Oh i just thought how the hell did Australia in Asia then i remember the federation lol 😂
@@asiandraven5240 ok keep crying
@@nendest what?
resist grass simulator has got to be the best insult i have ever heard
Maqwell Vietnamese is gettin better.
If the number 3 player wants to punch a Thai athlete We can bring it to fight against us in boxing rules, choose whatever you want. Because we have Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium or One Championship to choose from, don't show up on the football field. It's not good for your youth.
Love your vids about Vietnam football, as a Malaysian I’m quite envious of your football development 😂. Love the exposure of SEA football to the world, we’re rising 💪🏻💪🏻
I love your videos about the vietnamese football team even though im from Egypt
Hey Maqwell, could you please make a video about the Dominican U20 team that recently made a FIFA tournament for the first time? That would be nice.
Should have mentioned the qualification to the Olympics because that is even harder to get
I hope all those mainlanders don’t out themselves as racists
The shirt is very cool man.
Hope Vietnam use there potential to become a scary nation to play against
Me who has never seen Vietnam play: Good for them
Maqwell you should do the San Marino career mode but Vietnam.
Very cool love Vietnam from USA.
Vid 131 of waiting for the san marino career mode.
I convinced a non footballer that vietnam is a good football nation. Man instantly thought on the levels of the Netherlands.... I said no, good for the south east asian region.
Showing love from the uk
OH MY GOOOOOOD
MAXWELL DIDNT SAY FOLLOW MY INACTIVE TWITCH FOR THE SECOND TIME IN 2 YEARS
Hey Max ! Can you do a video on Brunei Darussalam's journey? Though Brunei is not that well developed in terms of football but it would be an honor. Love your videos Max !
I cant believe FIFA Online is only available here. We used to be crazy about this game.
ahh yes a vietnam video love this series from maqwell
I'm always down for videos about lesser known football countries.
hey maqwell ur my favorite youtuber and im from guatemala so can u plz do concaacaf u20 wc qualifiers plz
Goodluck to vietnam from 🇹🇭
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As a malaysian i am flabbergasted
Great video as always, just wondering who you'd prefer to win if the USA played Vietnam in the Women's World Cup next year?
I love those "underground" national teams rising and I hope I do the same with some national team from those countries, as a player, as a coach or as both
As a kiwi it pisses me off we don't play more games against SEA
@@jackphillips6742 I mean, it is kinda faraway? But your team was fantastic during the match against Costa Rica, you would do well in AFC. It is a shame that the you guys have much more chance going to the World Cup via OFC spot though. The Pacific Island teams are generally so outmatched by NZ.
@@carnivorouscabbage2230 Pretty much anything east of India and south of China is a reasonable flight distance for international teams. Singapore could easily host a bunch of friendlies against New Zealand or between ASEAN and OCE countries in general. We are usually similar in strength to Australia since 2000, but ASEAN countries honestly could win more than people here might think. OFC clubs are nations are getting better but holy moly if our local confederation had European refs, there would be 5 red cards a game. Injuries are the biggest factor in OFC World Cup qualification, and frankly people think that qualifying is easier than it actually is. New Caledonia and Tahiti are mini-Frances, and the Solomons have some extremely talented players.
I watch a lot of the NZ National and Regional Leagues, and we have plenty of goalkeepers and defenders that deserve to go pro in quality leagues. Especially some u23 talent like keepers Paulsen and Gray, but they don't get to play internationals because of limited fixtures.
As a country we've gone to Lithuania and Ireland before 2020 for those two international friendlies.
We don't really get many games outside OFC qualifying. 2 a year is like the average. I get that it is expensive, but we really need to get young talent that experience. It seems to be changing in a positive direction recently.
Ty for watching the Costa Rica game. Tbf wish Peru defeated us again, Costa deserved it imo after CONCACAF but I do feel hard done by for the particular NZL vs CRC game.
@@jackphillips6742 I mean, the travel time from NZ to Singapore is around 11 hours or so, the same as from SEA to Europe. It is not insignificant by any mean, though as you mentioned the All White goes to Europe for training it should not be much difficult.
The main takeaway though is how much actually can be gained from a friendly match. There is only so much that can be done in friendlies, and unless the players are actually challenged in a competitive environment even regular friendly matches will hardly be enough. ASEAN sides can put up a much, much tougher fight than Oceania teams, even top tier ones like PNG, NC or Tahiti (they might be decent, but compared to NZ their teams still lacking), but something at stake to fight for will provide a better incentive for players.
One method could be to join AFF Champions and other SEA tournaments, but that might be problematic in its own way. Generally AFF Championship plays knock-out rounds in home-away format, which means that NZ team (or any team playing against NZ for that matter) will need to travel a very long distance.
South East Asia in general I believe is a massively underachieving region not just in football but in sports. At least Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand more than make up for it in badminton. Anything they play seem to have massive fan followings, especially if it's international level competition.
We don't have African Americans that's why we suck at sports.
Hey maqwell can you please talk about the growth of the Saudi Arabian national team they qualified for the world cub which is impressive I just want you to talk about us becauseeee ya know I’m from Saudi Arabia so love from the Middle East for u maqwell
Maqwell have you heard of the RUclipsr called ryan anderson if so can you collaborate with him?
sad part is these player chance at clubs is even lower because most of those clubs are stacked with better players who are older more experience.
And the lack of activities during transfer windows (clubs only sign free agents and loan out players to lower sides)
southeast asian football is on the rise, nations like thailand, vietnam, indonesia and us malaysia are doing quite well and i believe will be better eventually, maybe the philippines too, despite not qualifying for the asian cup
I used to say Vietnamese football is f***ed after the generation that is playing for the national team. It turns out that isn’t the youngsters are sh*t,but Park Hang-seo’s attacking play is like a headless chicken. With nearly the same team that played in SEA Games,they turned from V-League reject to rising stars.
let's gooo vietnam's football maqwell
4:30 🥹❤️
Yo maqwell can you talk about the san Marino team of Africa aka Somalia
Dude your videos have got me into south Asian football, I’m from London so only ever follow European football
Can you make a video about concacaf u20s
not me still waiting for the play button unboxing
Dude Mexico has always has great Youth Tournaments and then we decide to just shit the bed going forward.
I’ve been playing FIFA Mobile for 5yrs now and that shits fun lol reminds me of FIFA online.(which might be the same format)
Vietnamese soccer videos nostalgic how I found the channel
Shame we have to wait 4 years for them to qualify for the next World Cup… 😞
Hey maqwell can you make a vid about go ahead Eagles they are a club that once was a dominant force in the eredivisie but then they fell off but now they are back they also have in the last years have had some good underdogg stories espacially in the knvb club so if you see this comment pls consider making a vid
Hey Max, are there any Vietnamese players that are being liked with moves to Europe, that we should look out for?
there's Quang Hai, the best player in VNese NT right now, who is being linked with a League 2 club
@@nkwan4848 *Ligue 2 (France)
Nguyen quang hai. Probably the most talented player vietnam has produced in history, and will be the greatest viet player of all time if he succeeds in europe. He signed with a ligue 2 side in France few days ago. A very technical and smart player. However he’s been locked up in his Vietnamese club until now. You shouldn’t worry much about viet players linked to foreign clubs, because their domestic clubs usually don’t let them go. It is a problem.
In 2019 quang hai received an offer from the japenese league. It was rejected. Now in 2022, his contract with Hanoi has ended, and he rejected Hanoi’s huge bribes to fulfill his dream of going to Europe. In the midst of a thousand European club rumors, his former foreign teammate in Hanoi ibou kebe spoke about how in that very year in 2019, Hanoi had a meeting with the whole team. Because quang hai wanted to leave. The club said everybody must honor their contract. And nobody can leave. This is a huge problem in Vietnamese football and NOBODY not even Vietnamese are talking or being angry about this when they should be. The players have no power. Clubs sign players to long term jail contracts and refuses to let them go to foreign clubs at a higher level for a reasonable price.
Nguyen hoang duc, another Vietnamese player with interest abroad, unfortunately had his club come out and say they still need his services and will keep him. This is holding vietnams future back. The v league is a weak league. Quang hai must succeed in europe to change this.
Be careful tho
Indonesian used to have those "golden generation" who won the best trophy in u-21 and u-23
Then flopped with senior teams
Vietnam already has a golden generation. It’s the current senior team, what are you talking about
@@soccerball8503 bcs the topic about this video is vietnam u-23 team, not the senior team
@@ericaugusto758 the senior team is made up of the previous u23 generation. Who made the afc u23 finals and semi finals of Asian games. It was a better u23 generation than this current u23 generation. (Unless they prove otherwise)
Maxwell will you do ligue 2 twitch streams for quang hai games
Max can you make rise and fall and rise again of Malaysia.
Quang Hai looks good in Ligue 2