@@manu-nz7vc how do we calculate value? MLS teams are technically worth a pretty high amount, even if the teams don’t have super high value squads or large fan engagement. The newest expansion sides have to pay more than $325 million, and since the league owns all of the clubs that puts the lowest valued club in MLS around that mark. That’s not too far away from Ajax, which was last valued at $413 million. Edit: not sure how credible the source is but I did find one website that listed the cheapest MLS team at $370 million and the most valuable at $860 million. These calculations were made as of February 2022.
@@williamapple7705 fine some mls teams but the higher level of fan engagement in the places i just mentioned would probably mean that clubs in the areas where I had just mentioned would be higher than the US clubs because they would have more revenue
I'm 40 years old and consume an unhealthy amount of football content on here and your channel is by far and away the best. Always, quirky, in depth and very well written. Massive respect lad😎
It was exciting being a Newcastle fan back then. People called them a small Club back then and they do now. If Newcastle won the Champions League and had the highest revenue in the same season, bitter rivals would still call them a small Club.
That "If" is doing plenty of heavy lifting there. With all due respect, Porto won the UCL in 2004 and they're still a small club in the context of European football.
Could you do a video on the rise of Burton Albion? They have absolutely no right to be in football league and they've not been relegated from it since being promoted from the conference. They actually managed to get to the Championship in something like 5 seasons. They essentially soley rely on loans and low paid contracts. It's quite remarkable.
Serie A was the top league back then so not surprising that it had more teams on the list back then and the riches of the EPL had really yet to kick in at the time it's all changed now of course with the EPL being a financial behemoth with mega TV deals and attracting the best managers and players while Italian football teams struggle to compete financially and are no longer genuine contenders for the champions league.
It's because Serie A and La Liga were financially comparable to the EPL in those years so Man Utd faced TOUGHER competition relative to the Premier League clubs today.
Serie A was in its pomp back then where most of the best players played and La Liga also had strong teams back them so it was very difficult for an EPL team to win let alone dominate the CL back then.
@@adampark4238 nah it’s actually pretty ridiculous tbf🤣I’m from hk and over here we have Cantonese translations for all European teams. And I just remember hearing the Cantonese name for Kaiserslautern and it was just a really sick name and that’s how I ended up supporting them. That was 10 years ago, the last time we were in the bundesliga lmao
Yes that was the joke....... him saying "France were world chances Everton were mired in a relegation scrap and fifa was led by a corrupt Swiss administrator yeah not everything has changed".....
It was genuinely exciting to be a football fan back then and the Man Utd and Arsenal rivalry was far more intense than anything i remember with either Liverpool or Man City maybe because at the time they were both the 2 best teams in the PL and spent several seasons fighting it out for the league title and you had the Ferguson and Wenger and Keane and Viera clashes on top of it while the rise of Liverpool and Man City largely coincided with the decline of Man United as a force in the league so rarely have competed for the title in the same season.
I think the Keane and Viera thing is definitely more prominent in retrospect. The hyperbole surrounding the Premier League has steadily increased and now it’s just ridiculous, even in terms of the delivery of historical coverage. Totally agree about the intensity of the battle but it was definitely ultimately an 11 v 11 thing on the pitch and not based around the managers or individual players
@@UncledadBFD you clearly don't know about the 70s and 80s then? Maybe during the years of like the last season with benitez to klopps reign but even so don't do Liverpool like that it's embarrassing 🤣
I don't know exactly how to word this but a video on teams who have had particular fortune with players of a certain nationality or have tended to favour players from a particular country either all time or in a particular era. I was thinking like Liverpool or Leeds with Scottish players, particularly in the 60s and 70s for leeds. Or AC Milan having surprising success with Swedish players or their dutch trio in the 80s. Or more recently with Arsenal favouring french players or wolves with portuguese or shaktar with brazilians.
Great video! Seems to gloss over the impact of Pep at Barcelona tho? People forget they weren't the dominant force when he took over (and he jettisoned some of those big stars)
1:07 I had this very poster of Barcelona hanging on my wall back in that time (I was 11 in 1998). It’s funny I can easily still name most players in this photo :)
Real Madrid of the 2000’s were what PSG are today. A team filled with elite world class talent from around the world, but didn’t win as much as they were excepted to. Figo Zidane Beckham Ronaldo (R9) Roberto Carlos Raul Guti Cambiasso And later Robinho Van Nistelrooy Cannavaro Robben Sneijder And they underwhelmed with those players It wasn’t until summer 2009 when Real got in these players that they started to achieve what they was expected to do. Ronaldo (CR7) Xabi Alonso Kaka Benzema Still the greatest transfer window any team has ever had by the way
Best German players in the premier league of all time. (Day 303) I will not give up until the video is made or Alfie himself tells me to stop. Everyone else telling me that will be ignored. If you don't believe my number, just go back to the previous videos. I'm at the bottom most of the time, but I'm there.
jurgen klinsmann at spurs, michael ballack at chelsea, bastion schweinsteiger at man united, dietmar hamann at newcastle, dunno who else you wanna include cos there's been a few notable ones over the years.
Rolling back the years when I was just 5 years old when the sport was indeed a real sport to be watched for the passion and love on it,good friends!!!:-D
Not a surprise for me that Newcastle were 5th in these rankings in 1998, given I _am_ old enough to remember that era. As to not doing much in Europe... perhaps not that season, but Newcastle were real threats to anyone in that era and did progress to the semi-finals of the UEFA Cup in 2002-03. Still, they didn't actually win it, nor any domestic trophy in that time, so your point is still valid.
Would love u to do a video about chesterfield. Very historic club. Recently 2013/14 won promotion to league 1 with paul cook, eyes on championship, but ended up getting back to back relegation to the national league. About to get relegated to national league north, sign a new manager (james rowe) takes us to top of national league the season after, got fired, n now being run under paul cook again.
As an Ipswich fan, you are welcome to him. Turns out he was the never the talent but his deputy Leam Richardson is the man. With virtually zero funds Wigan are League One champions. Cook spent a fortune at Ipswich, replacing the whole team to make them no better or worse than they were.
Day 18: best sons of former players currently playing (example: Diego Simeone’s son is killing it in Serie A) Criteria: dad must have played top flight football
Dunno if I recommended this ages ago but would be interesting to see your opinion on the 7 best ballon d’or seasons ever? Like if you agree and want it to be a video like me!
Hey Alfie, could you do a video on the turbulent recent history of Goztepe in the Super Lig? They’re one of the Super Lig’s most well supported clubs (a bit like a Newcastle United, Sunderland or Strasbourg if you may). In the 2001/02 season, they finished seventh in the top flight, however from 2002 to 2008, they were relegated five times in six seasons, due to their inability to reduce their outstanding debt which resulted in the football club being banned from signing new players during that time. In August of 2007, a business based in Istanbul, vowed to take them back to the top flight making them one of the top five clubs in the country, but they were met with lots of suspicions from the fan base, and then they handed over the ownership to another bloke called Mehmet Sepil in 2014. Anyway, they’re back in the Super Lig as a solid mid table/weaker top half team. Why am I bringing all this up? Because apparently Abramovich is looking to possibly buy the club himself, after being sanctioned from the UK. It’s a crazy crazy story and may you could look into this, not to mention, they are not only a rare example of a club that is considered a neighbourhood club, as well as the fact that they’ve played in 3 different stadiums since 2011, but also in 1969, they became the first Turkish football team to play a semi-final of a European competition.
I got flash back off juventus going into serie b how did they get too there best so quickly again makes me think they will be ok again soon Evan tho there struggling a bit at mo
Day 11 of asking awesome person Alfie to make a video on Detroit City FC and to look at a club with partial fan ownership, a historic stadium built during the great depression as part of President Roosevelt's Works Progress Administration, and a rowdy group of supporters known as the Northern Guard who are championing the fight for equality for all minority groups.
I've always wanted to visit Detroit mate, seems like a good old fashioned typically neglected old working class town. You find the best people in towns like that, among a bit of chaos of course. COYG
@@darthwiizius It really is. people are hard working no nonsense, but kind as hell. if you ever make it here for a match let me know and i'll show you around keyworth.
inter milan broke the transfer record twice during the late 90s, and they are not even in the top 7? Serie A spent the most money in the 90s, why there are so low on this list?
It is SO gratifying to hear Chelsea were also Financially solid before Roman Abramovich - I'm not a Chelsea fan, but I do defend their takeover when compared to Man City since they had won a trophy and been half decent in the decade prior to it happening - knowing the finances were good too adds another point to my argument. That being why I despise Man City - for context.
are you an idiot? fallen off since 1998 not 2013… united are the third most successful out of those teams even ahead of juve since 1998… what do you not get about 1998.
Bro, Newcastle is there lol. AC Milan is out of rebuild too. Only Newcastle and MU are still in rebuilding. Also, MU 2017 is the best MU after SAF retired tho.
nothing beat man u vs arsenal... man both teams HATED each other... you'd never see shit like swapping shirts or shaking hands even between those teams. the managers hated each others' guts. arsenal could take on any team on the world, barca, real madrid, bayern, it didn't matter. siggh..... 😢 then again everything's cyclical so who knows...
So my question is what do you really know about Figo going to Madrid? Well you were like 1 when it happened… watch a proper documentary because it was Madrid playing dirty and Figo did not want to go.
A video about the richest clubs outside of Europe could be interesting
itll just be a bunch of chinese and middle eastern teams
Maybe more “most valuable squads and teams”
@@manu-nz7vc how do we calculate value? MLS teams are technically worth a pretty high amount, even if the teams don’t have super high value squads or large fan engagement. The newest expansion sides have to pay more than $325 million, and since the league owns all of the clubs that puts the lowest valued club in MLS around that mark. That’s not too far away from Ajax, which was last valued at $413 million.
Edit: not sure how credible the source is but I did find one website that listed the cheapest MLS team at $370 million and the most valuable at $860 million. These calculations were made as of February 2022.
@@williamapple7705 fine some mls teams but the higher level of fan engagement in the places i just mentioned would probably mean that clubs in the areas where I had just mentioned would be higher than the US clubs because they would have more revenue
@@manu-nz7vc it's definitely just mls teams
I'm 40 years old and consume an unhealthy amount of football content on here and your channel is by far and away the best. Always, quirky, in depth and very well written. Massive respect lad😎
Nothing is unhealthy when it come to football mate
@@EmersonContreras005 Stevey brucies diet...
A 40 year old using glasses emoji like a Gen Z? My respect to you.
Appreciated the message to Van Gaal, hope he comes out of this stronger than ever
The Mars delight was so elite aswell
I had forgot about it but it was immense
Broken Britain 😢
Need it back
Alfie you savage loll, the intro had my cracking up the whole time…I love your content my friend!!
It was exciting being a Newcastle fan back then. People called them a small Club back then and they do now. If Newcastle won the Champions League and had the highest revenue in the same season, bitter rivals would still call them a small Club.
Newcastle a small club?!?!? Hahaha!
We aren’t huge but not small. We are in between a big club and average
They aren’t massive but definitely bigger than average
That "If" is doing plenty of heavy lifting there. With all due respect, Porto won the UCL in 2004 and they're still a small club in the context of European football.
@@abelstretford3097 I like your avatar!
Could you do a video on the rise of Burton Albion? They have absolutely no right to be in football league and they've not been relegated from it since being promoted from the conference. They actually managed to get to the Championship in something like 5 seasons. They essentially soley rely on loans and low paid contracts. It's quite remarkable.
Was amazing and so glad nigel clough had a huge part in this
I wonder who you support.
Ah yes, love 1998, miss being in the womb with nothing to worry about.
wow ur old
yeah when i was still just a singular sperm cell
then 2004 came around
@@manu-nz7vc The sperm presumably wouldn't have been alive in 1998. Pretty sure they don't live to 6+ years old!
@@mikespearwood3914 well then i was just a collection of random atoms n shit
The intro to this video is hilarious 😂
Serie A was the top league back then so not surprising that it had more teams on the list back then and the riches of the EPL had really yet to kick in at the time it's all changed now of course with the EPL being a financial behemoth with mega TV deals and attracting the best managers and players while Italian football teams struggle to compete financially and are no longer genuine contenders for the champions league.
there were four english teams in the top 10 and only 3 italian, something is weird with deloitte
Im always amazed by the lack of European success Man U had under SAF given they were consistently among the richest club in Europe and England.
It's because Serie A and La Liga were financially comparable to the EPL in those years so Man Utd faced TOUGHER competition relative to the Premier League clubs today.
Yes, but money doesn’t buy success. Look at PSG. All that money spent and no European Cup to show for it.
Serie A was in its pomp back then where most of the best players played and La Liga also had strong teams back them so it was very difficult for an EPL team to win let alone dominate the CL back then.
@@andyc6542 chelsea : 2 UCL
Money buy success
Look at RM
its because SAF couldn't speak all the languages needed to become friends with the officials. lol
that's why its good to know about the history
kaiserslautern having a decent season this year hopefully a promotion on the way.
Loving life rn as a Newcastle and Kaiserslautern fan
@@prisonmike1139 Motherwell and kaiserslautern for me
@@adampark4238 good on you mate. Don’t want to jinx it but I reckon we could do it especially after yesterday’s result 😂
@@prisonmike1139 you work out there ? That's how I ended up supporting them
@@adampark4238 nah it’s actually pretty ridiculous tbf🤣I’m from hk and over here we have Cantonese translations for all European teams. And I just remember hearing the Cantonese name for Kaiserslautern and it was just a really sick name and that’s how I ended up supporting them. That was 10 years ago, the last time we were in the bundesliga lmao
Great video Alfie, please continue the great job and keep posting more of these.
“Everton were in a relegation scrap”
That still sounds like 2022
That’s the joke nigga
Yes that was the joke....... him saying "France were world chances Everton were mired in a relegation scrap and fifa was led by a corrupt Swiss administrator yeah not everything has changed".....
1969 actually when Newcastle last won something Hull fan
Make a starting 11 & manager but you can only include players who where born in a single month once. ( all months only used once)
Good video
😀
I like this idea, should this be limited to current players only or can we go all time with this 11? Trying to come up with my own list 😅
@@temitopearegbesola9562 I think probably current players but if they prefer all time then that’s ok
It was genuinely exciting to be a football fan back then and the Man Utd and Arsenal rivalry was far more intense than anything i remember with either Liverpool or Man City maybe because at the time they were both the 2 best teams in the PL and spent several seasons fighting it out for the league title and you had the Ferguson and Wenger and Keane and Viera clashes on top of it while the rise of Liverpool and Man City largely coincided with the decline of Man United as a force in the league so rarely have competed for the title in the same season.
I think the Keane and Viera thing is definitely more prominent in retrospect. The hyperbole surrounding the Premier League has steadily increased and now it’s just ridiculous, even in terms of the delivery of historical coverage. Totally agree about the intensity of the battle but it was definitely ultimately an 11 v 11 thing on the pitch and not based around the managers or individual players
Liverpool where big b4 all that please don't compare us to city
@@dillsterscouseofficial yeah but they were like Man Utd are now
They can't even fill there stadiums any longer pretty sad really.
@@UncledadBFD you clearly don't know about the 70s and 80s then? Maybe during the years of like the last season with benitez to klopps reign but even so don't do Liverpool like that it's embarrassing 🤣
I don't know exactly how to word this but a video on teams who have had particular fortune with players of a certain nationality or have tended to favour players from a particular country either all time or in a particular era. I was thinking like Liverpool or Leeds with Scottish players, particularly in the 60s and 70s for leeds. Or AC Milan having surprising success with Swedish players or their dutch trio in the 80s. Or more recently with Arsenal favouring french players or wolves with portuguese or shaktar with brazilians.
Inter and argentina
Very much enjoyed this one ☝🏻
dudeeee, that was by far your best intro hahah
7 managers that left and took players with then
fifa 98 road to world cup what a game what a soundtrack ahhh the days rushing home from school to play DAMN I miss those days ☹
We all do
Nice one dude 🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪✌️🔰🔰🔰
Cracked up on initial football then vs now comparison :D
Great video! Seems to gloss over the impact of Pep at Barcelona tho? People forget they weren't the dominant force when he took over (and he jettisoned some of those big stars)
1:07 I had this very poster of Barcelona hanging on my wall back in that time (I was 11 in 1998). It’s funny I can easily still name most players in this photo :)
Don't worry Squeaky, it just means you're still growing
Oh my days , Kars delight was amazing 🥳🤤
Real Madrid of the 2000’s were what PSG are today. A team filled with elite world class talent from around the world, but didn’t win as much as they were excepted to.
Figo
Zidane
Beckham
Ronaldo (R9)
Roberto Carlos
Raul
Guti
Cambiasso
And later
Robinho
Van Nistelrooy
Cannavaro
Robben
Sneijder
And they underwhelmed with those players
It wasn’t until summer 2009 when Real got in these players that they started to achieve what they was expected to do.
Ronaldo (CR7)
Xabi Alonso
Kaka
Benzema
Still the greatest transfer window any team has ever had by the way
Nah, Madrid actually won the UCL in the 2000’s.
@@A2K.556 Yeah but from 2003 to 2009 they underwhelmed.
Best German players in the premier league of all time. (Day 303)
I will not give up until the video is made or Alfie himself tells me to stop. Everyone else telling me that will be ignored.
If you don't believe my number, just go back to the previous videos. I'm at the bottom most of the time, but I'm there.
Oh no! You're again fast than me
This is like the 5th time I'm saying I agree with this. Alfie hurry the ef up!
jurgen klinsmann at spurs, michael ballack at chelsea, bastion schweinsteiger at man united, dietmar hamann at newcastle, dunno who else you wanna include cos there's been a few notable ones over the years.
Football has been took over from the rich from the poor
Rolling back the years when I was just 5 years old when the sport was indeed a real sport to be watched for the passion and love on it,good friends!!!:-D
Alan shearer was signed in 1996 not 1995
Mars delight was an elite chocolate bar, up there with the bueno in the pantheon of chocolate
You should continue this series every year after then..
Not a surprise for me that Newcastle were 5th in these rankings in 1998, given I _am_ old enough to remember that era. As to not doing much in Europe... perhaps not that season, but Newcastle were real threats to anyone in that era and did progress to the semi-finals of the UEFA Cup in 2002-03. Still, they didn't actually win it, nor any domestic trophy in that time, so your point is still valid.
Nice video.
at one point we struggled to get 50 000 together to get Andy Morrison.
What happened to Panathinaikos?
1998...good times. Like really those were good times.
The best time
Would love u to do a video about chesterfield. Very historic club. Recently 2013/14 won promotion to league 1 with paul cook, eyes on championship, but ended up getting back to back relegation to the national league. About to get relegated to national league north, sign a new manager (james rowe) takes us to top of national league the season after, got fired, n now being run under paul cook again.
As an Ipswich fan, you are welcome to him. Turns out he was the never the talent but his deputy Leam Richardson is the man. With virtually zero funds Wigan are League One champions. Cook spent a fortune at Ipswich, replacing the whole team to make them no better or worse than they were.
This will be painful as a United supporter.
My dad didn’t pull out of my mom in 1998 then I popped out
Didn’t JLS form on X factor or something or am I completely wrong?
I didn’t know words could hurt before I head that Arsenal jab
Day 18: best sons of former players currently playing (example: Diego Simeone’s son is killing it in Serie A)
Criteria: dad must have played top flight football
Newcastles last major tophy was in 1969
“Wow that hurt.” -resident arsenal fan
Wtf....your 26yrs old lad?
Hey, I can't complain. Keep doing what you love bro
Day 243: Indonesia XI If All Eligible Players Had Declared For Them.
pls do this alfie
Commercial Club Utd still winning off the field if not on it
Now I really want a mars delight... Thanks
Love your voice
Dunno if I recommended this ages ago but would be interesting to see your opinion on the 7 best ballon d’or seasons ever?
Like if you agree and want it to be a video like me!
Day 417: Ways to fix VAR with your suggestions
1998,the year I was born.. What a terrible year.
Ah yes 1998 the year the ecstasy drought began, dark days indeed.
Hey Alfie, could you do a video on the turbulent recent history of Goztepe in the Super Lig? They’re one of the Super Lig’s most well supported clubs (a bit like a Newcastle United, Sunderland or Strasbourg if you may). In the 2001/02 season, they finished seventh in the top flight, however from 2002 to 2008, they were relegated five times in six seasons, due to their inability to reduce their outstanding debt which resulted in the football club being banned from signing new players during that time. In August of 2007, a business based in Istanbul, vowed to take them back to the top flight making them one of the top five clubs in the country, but they were met with lots of suspicions from the fan base, and then they handed over the ownership to another bloke called Mehmet Sepil in 2014. Anyway, they’re back in the Super Lig as a solid mid table/weaker top half team. Why am I bringing all this up? Because apparently Abramovich is looking to possibly buy the club himself, after being sanctioned from the UK. It’s a crazy crazy story and may you could look into this, not to mention, they are not only a rare example of a club that is considered a neighbourhood club, as well as the fact that they’ve played in 3 different stadiums since 2011, but also in 1969, they became the first Turkish football team to play a semi-final of a European competition.
Gotta respect your resolute attitude, man ! Never give up lol
@@richardjames1431 youve literally given me the same reply as last time 😂 and like I said Alfie is a full timer youtuber and it’s his job right?
@@maheenulburhan9992 I literally saw a comment that said Day 415: Suggestions to fix VAR. There’s quite a few people who are doing what I’m doing
5.09 even quardiola looked like kloop back in the days😊
Best player from each country a lot will have changed in the three years you last did it
I got flash back off juventus going into serie b how did they get too there best so quickly again makes me think they will be ok again soon Evan tho there struggling a bit at mo
You should start a podcast
Day 11 of asking awesome person Alfie to make a video on Detroit City FC and to look at a club with partial fan ownership, a historic stadium built during the great depression as part of President Roosevelt's Works Progress Administration, and a rowdy group of supporters known as the Northern Guard who are championing the fight for equality for all minority groups.
I've always wanted to visit Detroit mate, seems like a good old fashioned typically neglected old working class town. You find the best people in towns like that, among a bit of chaos of course. COYG
@@darthwiizius it’s a shit hole pal been once a few years ago and definitely not going back
No one cares
@@darthwiizius It really is. people are hard working no nonsense, but kind as hell. if you ever make it here for a match let me know and i'll show you around keyworth.
JLS? Who? I definitely remember N*Sync, Backstreet Boys and 98 Degrees.
I think they were on one of those talent shows
inter milan broke the transfer record twice during the late 90s, and they are not even in the top 7? Serie A spent the most money in the 90s, why there are so low on this list?
Why 1998?
1st credible financial figures
Newcastle??
It is SO gratifying to hear Chelsea were also Financially solid before Roman Abramovich - I'm not a Chelsea fan, but I do defend their takeover when compared to Man City since they had won a trophy and been half decent in the decade prior to it happening - knowing the finances were good too adds another point to my argument.
That being why I despise Man City - for context.
They were under a mountain of debt before Abramovich arrived, though. They year before he came they couldn't afford any players at all.
Wow admin recognized JLS
Saka and ESR have born too
Villarreal* not Viarreal
Alfie What you like with the Arsenal winning the prem we know Hull City never will 😆 but otherwise a good video keep up the good work 😎👊
Day 1 of asking Alfie to make 2019 Tottenham Hotspur UCL finalists where are they now
Except Eriksen,Aurier, lamela and lo celso most of them are at Tottenham Still to this day
Still not winning trophies is my bet.
i miss the mars delight a lot :(
before watching the video, i think man utd will surely be first or second
Dude. Wimbledon. Really? MK Dons is the same 'entity' or 'franchise'. Who has the triangle corner flags?
It will be interesting to see Man United in a few years. Their financial decline will start to accelerate, unless things improve on the pitch.
I was 7 living in Washington DC and Europe Leagues were not as accessable. My only way to watch these Legends was the World Cup.
Xavi* not Giavi!
What sound does the X? Would it sound like the J in Javier or more like a Z?
@@PaulBeenisYourFriend nooo,the X is like a SH, Shavi
@@dinisfonseca6305 nice, thanks man. I learned something new today
JLS weren’t formed in 1998, aston would’ve been 10, oritse and jb 11 and Marvin 13😂
It was a list of the most important things that had happened between 1998 and now. SMH
Yeah, come on CJ2SAUCII I, get with it.
@@HITCSevens oh my bad😂😂😂😂
@@HITCSevens moving a bit slow today
So the same ages as their fans then?
Jeez born in 96?
You should make a video titled “7 clubs that are least likely to win their domestic league in the next 10 years”
Love your contents.
norwich burnley watford brighton brentford leeds everton
@@JonasRodgers spurs
Spurs
iPhone came out in 2007 lol and jls was about the same because of X factor??
Arsenal not winning the league right?
Newcastle are he richest club in the world now period.
As a Arsenal fan, I disagree.
I disagree, it is 1998.
AC Milan
Barcelona
Newcastle United
Juventus
Real Madrid
Manchester United.
I'd say Manchester United has fallen off the most. AC Milan second.
It’s 100% clear that Newcastle have fallen the most.
are you an idiot? fallen off since 1998 not 2013… united are the third most successful out of those teams even ahead of juve since 1998… what do you not get about 1998.
Bro, Newcastle is there lol. AC Milan is out of rebuild too. Only Newcastle and MU are still in rebuilding. Also, MU 2017 is the best MU after SAF retired tho.
Top 7 then and top 7 now 🤣 come on newcastle 🤣🤣🤣
JLS was 2008, not 1998 😂😂😂
he said since then (since 1998) ... though you think the iPhone got released in 98? lol
Come on HITC sevens let's leave the nonsense City sponsorship deals conspiracy theories to the jealous children, thought you were better than that!
he is one of the children, do you not watch his vids?
17:49
JLS formed around the 2010s
The iPhone launched mid 2000s
….don’t know what he’s on about
Yes, and the 2010s and the 2000s both happened since 1998.
4 mins of this presentation on Ac Milan at 7th place?? bored after 1 min.
Serie A * not Siri Ar!
We're a nation of pirates, "Serie Arrrrrrrrrrgh!! me hearties"
💯
Brøndby💛💙
nothing beat man u vs arsenal... man both teams HATED each other... you'd never see shit like swapping shirts or shaking hands even between those teams. the managers hated each others' guts. arsenal could take on any team on the world, barca, real madrid, bayern, it didn't matter. siggh..... 😢 then again everything's cyclical so who knows...
So my question is what do you really know about Figo going to Madrid? Well you were like 1 when it happened… watch a proper documentary because it was Madrid playing dirty and Figo did not want to go.
Newcastle have 320 billion
Nah, their owners have 320 billion. Big difference.
Day 166 of asking why is messi better than pele
sorry to tell you this after a third of a year but he is never going to do a video like this about the goat debate