Watford fan here, seeing Young come through was incredible. He was so incredibly talented and helped us get promoted to the Premier League, despite us being favourites to be relegated. Great player.
I remember him first catching my eye while playing with Carew at Villa and for some reason always rooted for the guy, even as a dirty red, just something about his style, skill set and tempremant that rubbed mne the righty way. Seeing him play well into his late 30's and still going strong made me admire the guy even more.... Don't think i've ever seen or heard him open his mouth all these years ,other than that time he got done dirty from above, but hearing him reflect on his careerr and coming across as a very humble, well spoken, reflected guy just gave me more love for him!! Muy sympatico as the spanish would say....has made it into my hall of fame!!
What?! That’s what I was watching for. Could have asked him questions about it coming full circle and how the Villa team he played in differed from this one
They should do a Beckham style Netflix documentary on Young what a story can even put in how he was one of first players along with Rio and Rooney to start player power coz they thought they were the big men coz finally the class of 92 had gone
I have a feeling he is going to announce his retirement and if so, that's a terrible shame. Only the best of athletes can play this long at this level.
The players these days don't care about supporter's or rivalry 😂 most players don't even like football and don't understand the fans passion and won't care about the history between arsenal and spurs
No, but spending most of that career as a player who barely scored and assisted is what makes you bang average. Think of the generation of wingers that came before him at United. Comparing him to them, he's bang average. And two seasons is Serie A? We're not talking about the heyday of Italian football here. Every player looks good on Wikipedia. He was a literal substitute for most of his career; unless his was playing for bang average teams like Villa and Watford.
I’m a city fan and the aura Sir Alex had, he just knew when to hook a player off and gave his team this immense belief they could win EVERYTHING. He’s a GOAT manager of the premier league era. United were blessed to have him as we are Pep, the teams results since sir Alex left the head seat show this unequivocally. Credit were it’s due, simple
@@User_40437 agreed, but this was his first proper appearance don't forget. he can work on the small stuff, his experience and knowledge we can all learn from
Earlier in his career I wasn’t a fan of Ashley Young, I felt he was overrated, attitude was bad, shouldn’t have been playing for England. The longer his career went on, the more likeable he seemed. Fair play to him he proved me wrong, great attitude and hard worker
Mourinho didn't play the united way - omg!! whats the united way? losing 7-0 to liverpool, 4-0 to crystal palace? when you have smalldini and pill jones at CB you can only play a certain way.
Hahahahaha bro acting like players like bruno fernandez and neymar don't exist . You clearly have zero clue about the game so back to the basement for you
reupload this Sky there is a delay
i thought it was just my phone lol 😂🤦
As a United fan, I absolutely love this guy. Incredible servant for our club. Could do with 11 of him on the pitch for us now.
Remember the goal against arsenal
As a villa fan I agree
@@itsmeprasad1987 how could I forget? Stunner.
Unreal!!! @@itsmeprasad1987
Sync the audio with the video.
sync deez nuts
Go home
Definitely one of the most underrated pl players incredible longevity
He was a very good diver as well, to win penalties
Watford fan here, seeing Young come through was incredible. He was so incredibly talented and helped us get promoted to the Premier League, despite us being favourites to be relegated. Great player.
this guy really aged gracefully, he's 3 months older than Rooney... let that sink in...
Lol, black don't crack
Young is supposed to be incredible at the bleep test.
He’s forever Young!
I mean, it’s in his name…
rooney been banging grannies since 16 time roughed him up
I remember him first catching my eye while playing with Carew at Villa and for some reason always rooted for the guy, even as a dirty red, just something about his style, skill set and tempremant that rubbed mne the righty way. Seeing him play well into his late 30's and still going strong made me admire the guy even more....
Don't think i've ever seen or heard him open his mouth all these years ,other than that time he got done dirty from above, but hearing him reflect on his careerr and coming across as a very humble, well spoken, reflected guy just gave me more love for him!! Muy sympatico as the spanish would say....has made it into my hall of fame!!
Disappointed they skipped over his return to Villa. I absolutely loved his return. Ashley Young is a brilliant leader; always wants that smoke.
What?! That’s what I was watching for. Could have asked him questions about it coming full circle and how the Villa team he played in differed from this one
Villa fan. Ashley Young before the move to Man Utd under Martin O’Neill was one of, if not the best players we ever had in the premier league
As a Welsh villa van i loved this guy he was amazing for us
Loving these interviews
Of course, it's Monday Night Football interview with Ashley Young, full-backer of Everton.
The quintessential “top professional”. No fuss. Just consistent high work ethic, athleticism, and well-rounded ability.
huh? so we'll just pretend he never dived or cheated for multiple penalties??
Is mersey-side an underrated Atmosphere because it's so close to Anfield?
England wasted a load of solid all round players like Young, Milner and Forster ,the 2010s really exposed the FA
The FA are the biggest enemy of English football
Audio isn't in sync
The streets will never forget FIFA 11 Ashley Young 👑
Aleays have love for youngy utv
My Goat🙏🏻
They should do a Beckham style Netflix documentary on Young what a story can even put in how he was one of first players along with Rio and Rooney to start player power coz they thought they were the big men coz finally the class of 92 had gone
Top pro was Youngy 💪
I have a feeling he is going to announce his retirement and if so, that's a terrible shame. Only the best of athletes can play this long at this level.
The players these days don't care about supporter's or rivalry 😂 most players don't even like football and don't understand the fans passion and won't care about the history between arsenal and spurs
The bordcast laws in the UK are JUST TRASH.... Blurring old footage is wild... Do better england, soft as.
Mad how the oldest player in the prem is young 😂😂
Its Thiago Silva
He’s not aged one bit
That's why his called Young
Black don't crack
I gave up watching this, because the sounds not in sync
Spitty Carragher still has a job I see....🤔
Did u compare Young with Carragher???????? Not comparable. How many titles did Carrager win? 😝 Disgrace.
Black don’t crack bro
Why didn’t you talk about that time a bird shat in his mouth?
Heilo
He was just so bang average.
Short memory
@@lewisclarke5240he was a good player but dedicating 25 to him is a bit much.
He was very good at Villa and his first season at United was class
I guess if you play 17 seasons in the Premier League, 2 seasons in Serie A and make over 700 club appearances, you must be "bang average".
No, but spending most of that career as a player who barely scored and assisted is what makes you bang average. Think of the generation of wingers that came before him at United. Comparing him to them, he's bang average. And two seasons is Serie A? We're not talking about the heyday of Italian football here.
Every player looks good on Wikipedia. He was a literal substitute for most of his career; unless his was playing for bang average teams like Villa and Watford.
Cheats to win penalties so over rated, downed tools for Moyes and Van Gaal
Wow it’s easy to forget the career profile. Some player.
But it's hard to open up about Everton's 1-1 away draw against Luton Town this past Friday.
Does he talk about eating bird sh*t?
😂
I’m a city fan and the aura Sir Alex had, he just knew when to hook a player off and gave his team this immense belief they could win EVERYTHING. He’s a GOAT manager of the premier league era. United were blessed to have him as we are Pep, the teams results since sir Alex left the head seat show this unequivocally. Credit were it’s due, simple
Zennete ,ashley young , Milner , Steve gerrard, and many more guys are versatile or can play a lot of positions
The only player to concede 3 penalties in 1 match and not get a red card.
That’s insane 😂
These stats are always going to happen if you have a long enough career. He has far better records worth mentioning than that one though.
@@Jalex0021❤❤😂😂
Top player always gave it his all for any club
top diver.
sign him to sky he speaks well
@siuuuuuuuuu1433 plays for everton currently, but would like to see him on sky in any capacity after he decides to retire
No he doesn’t. He’s stuttering and he needs a glass of water too
@@User_40437 agreed, but this was his first proper appearance don't forget. he can work on the small stuff, his experience and knowledge we can all learn from
@@User_40437you do it then
What a player
Ashley is a top pro , role model .
Very pleasant and intelligent man. Ashley is a legend. Thanks for the conversation!
Unfortunately he didn't open up about Everton's 1-1 away draw against Luton back on Friday.
@@krisnarefaagusta16he is 38 mate 😂
@@ChronicTheHempHog-mf3nh Of course, he joined Everton since 2023.
@@krisnarefaagusta16 lol, dude has a lot bigger things to talk about than Luton.
Top professional 🙏
You have to respect Ashley Young for the career he's had. He gets a lot of stick but he's made the most kf his career.
Gutted they didn’t spend more time on his Inter spell. Winning Serie A was an amazing achievement for him
Gutted he couldn’t talk about Ole, didn’t answer who was the closest to emulate Sir Alex
Out of sync sky re upload
Earlier in his career I wasn’t a fan of Ashley Young, I felt he was overrated, attitude was bad, shouldn’t have been playing for England. The longer his career went on, the more likeable he seemed. Fair play to him he proved me wrong, great attitude and hard worker
delay between video and the voice
Out of sync
What is "the man united way"?
Why yall uploading the full video twice?
Why do you even care?
villa fan here... we all loved young at the club, exceptional player & had the beating of almost every right back
you mean exceptional diver?
😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
Jamie makes me laugh he doesn't hide his laughter at Utds failure Ashley was a good servant to MANCHESTER UNITED in bad times
Mourinho didn't play the united way - omg!! whats the united way? losing 7-0 to liverpool, 4-0 to crystal palace? when you have smalldini and pill jones at CB you can only play a certain way.
Manchester United are basically lost without Alex Ferguson and are still today and always will be if we keep sacking managers
the picture is at least a second the audio lol , need to re upload it with audio synced lol
Great player, great career too, really well spoken and smart bloke. Career in the media beckons post playing days.
Strange Urai Emery not mentioned.
He grew up near to where I grew up 👍🏼
Damn, I was still in secondary school when he started off his career
So who's next? Lingard?
Ashley Young never gets old
17:15 pogba. 100%
Ngl. He looks so fresh. Can easily pass as someone under 30.
Black don't crack mate
First
The most consistent diving cheat in the modern era.
Hahahahaha bro acting like players like bruno fernandez and neymar don't exist . You clearly have zero clue about the game so back to the basement for you
Top player through
@@BG_MKYhe moved from villa to utd then dived to win a peno against villa. That's where it comes from little one