I know Bayerns troubles have nothing to do with Kane personally, it IS mad how as soon as he arrives Bayern is about to lose their 11 year streak to a team that’s NEVER won the damn Bundesliga 💀
Bayern's points tally this season isn't even any lower than usual really, in a normal season they'd be winning it with what they have. It's just Leverkusen having the season of a lifetime
Ngl, the Freddy Adu jokes are one of my favorite running jokes in any media. They're of wildly varying quality in an of themselves, but the meta joke is always awesome. Keep it up, Alfie, ya done good.
The last manager to beat Bayern to the Bundesliga title was Jurgen Klopp, but now it looks like Xabi Alonso will achieve that feat this season. Maybe that very achievement is what grants you a job at Liverpool.
It should also note that Jurgen Klopp had won DFB Pokal with Borussia Dortmund at that time, beating Bayern Munich 5-2 in the Final, just a week before Bayern Munich had a devastating defeat to Chelsea in the Champions League Final, despite playing in front of the home crowd at Allianz Arena. Bayer Leverkusen will most likely won the DFB Pokal this year because they were the solitary team from Bundesliga that's left in the DFB Pokal this season (the other three were teams outside Bundesliga, with Saarbrücken playing in 3.Liga, having already knocked Bayern Munich, Eintracht Frankfurt, and Gladbach out). They will play against Fortuna Düsseldorf in the DFB Pokal semifinal.
I usually never ask for these, but potential video Idea: The 7 Best Cities which produce the best/most footballers in the world. I.e Paris, Barcelona/Catalonia, São Paulo, Buenos Aires, Amsterdam, London, Milano ect.
'The only trophy Son has ever won was technically a youth competition. That might seem harsh but as Son no doubt learned during his mandatory military training, rules are rules'
Day 24 of asking a "What Went Right for Stade Brestois?" Video This is currently, by far, the best season in club history, one which could result in their first ever qualification for Europe in over 70 years of existence. There's a fascinating story to tell, from going bankrupt and slowly climbing back, to various great names that played there such as Ribéry, Makélélé or José Luis Brown, to the story of the Brest president going up against the Colombian drug cartel. Plus, you can have a lot of Brest related puns. Hopefully Brest will win a new trophy soon!
Especially taking the pretty mad choice to hire a manager who had a brief spell at Nice as his first job, then spent the last ten years as a pundit (and sometimes sporting director in fairness). It’d be like someone in the prem hiring Alan shearer, and it actually working
Füllkrug probably should have made the list. He has been playing very well for the last two years but the talent was always there, just the injuries made it impossible.
Alfie, love your channel and sense of humour please keep making great videos. Would be good to see HITC Sevens video of best players to have played for more than x amount of clubs in their career - basically players who were great but never stayed in same place for more than a season or two and had a reputation for being a bit troublesome off the pitch so gained a reputation for moving a lot but clubs kept taking their chances on them due to their talent. - Maybe Anelka, Balotelli or Adrian Mutu would be a few but im sure you could think of others.
The closest time they won the Asian Cup was in 2015. Ironically, South Korea lost to the host Australia, who were managed by the current Spurs coach. But I think 2023 would have been the better chance if Paulo Bento was still there. Klinsi only made things went from bad to worse!
Kobel is 3 and half years younger and the fact he plays for Switzerland almost nullifies his chances of winning something with his national team where he isn't even number 1
Completely agree. He is so much better than Pickford. Pickford is pretty much average. (And yes he has never let England down get over it). I feel like this is the only argument ever made about Pickford. If you actually look at the stats, or the fact he always makes his backline nervous, you realize quite quickly that he is just average. But Kobel has been exceptional for the last 3 years. Better in every aspect of the game. He will be at a very big club (Bayern) pretty soon
(Day 5) Make a video on Liechtensteiner football and the perpetual struggles of the national team, the unique status of the Liechtenstein Cup (the only path of Liechtensteiner clubs into Europe) and why the landlocked microstate of only 38,000 people is the only UEFA nation without its own football league 🇱🇮
@@lucaslonchampt613To be fair to the Liechtensteiners, the french territory of Saint Pierre et Miquelon has a league with just 3 teams. And I'm sure there's some Oceania nations with less teams in the league than Liechtenstein too.
Video suggestions on a similar theme: 7 managers and players who have won the most DIFFERENT trophies. So winning 13 Premier League titles only counts as 1 different trophy.
Here is were Jose beats Pep 😂. Just because of that new Conference tournament and all the little teams he had managed. So many times those 2 have been compared, everytime Pep is on top(deserving btw), but here is where Mourinho can beat him.
Yup Ballack really is the unluckiest player of all time, also lost a final at the Euros 2008 and WC 2002. In 2002 he probably had the unluckiest season of all time, being 2nd in the league, DFB Pokal, Champions League AND World Cup.
@@davinator5167 Worth noting that Ballack were in the 11 for Germany during the Euro 2008 Final's defeat to Spain. In 2002 World Cup Final, Ballack was suspended because of yellow card he received during the previous match vs South Korea.
Oddly enough a lot of Spurs players have won things. Just not while at Spurs, an some only at international level. ie Romero, Gio and Richarlison all have won Copa America. Porro won Primeira Liga with Sporting, Bentancur won Serie A with Juve, both he and Deki won Coppa Italia, and Hojbjerg actually won Bundesliga with Bayern Harry Kane having absolutely nothing aside from his individual awards (Golden Boots, etc) is mental. And the year he finally moves away from Spurs is the year Bayern’s rot fully sets in.
Lewis Dunk is the definition of low-key baller, he's been one of my most underrated players for years now. For a few years I would always buy him & (Brighton) Dan Burn as quickly as possible whenever I started a save in FM
20:45 how in the hell can Kane be a ballon d’or winner when he is nowhere near the achievements required to win such a prestigious award ????? I love this channel but not that comment.
I would hardly say that FIFA International Soccer had "no competition" when it was originally released in 1993 on the Sega Megadrive / Genesis, football games had been very popular for over a decade prior and the market was saturated with many games, most of which were rubbish! It did however offer something different from what had come before.
It's like Kane's transfer to Bayern is causing a butterfly effect that will allow Leverkusen to win a trophy while simultaneously making Bayern go trophyless for the first time in 22 years.
Hey Alfie am a huge fan of your football essays. Thank you for being so consistent and informative. I have a question that has been bothering me for a while, Please discuss; 1.Whatever happens when a reserve team plays in the second tier and gets promoted. Is it possible for Barcelona and Barcelona B to play in the same competition or a Ajax and Jong Ajax for instance? What about if Ajax gets relegated, can they play in the same league as their reserve team? What are the rules and aren't there conflicts of interest ?? 2.What happens when a championship side wins the FA or the League cup in England, can a championship side qualify for Europe's elite competitions by virtue of winning the FA or league cup? or say Sevilla get relegated from la liga this season but they end up winning the europa league would they play the champions league next season while playing in the segunda division? Please discuss. Thanks for being awesome. Love from Kenya
1. Spanish B teams have to be a league lower than their parent club, so even if Barca B won the segunda, they'd stay in the league and I assume would be ignored when calculating the promoted teams. 2. If a league 2 team won the FA cup (incredibly unlikely) and then somehow won the Europa League the next season (even more unlikely), they would be in the Champions' League. This is just from my understanding of the two situations, if I'm wrong then I'm sure someone will tell me so. 😅
It does seem too Tottenham centric (I understand the reason, but it'd be more interesting with inclusions from different clubs). Son and Kane make sense, as they have been world class level for several years and actually came close to winning a CL with Spurs. But instead of Bissouma, I would give a shout out to James Ward-Prowse, who has been consistently really good and among the best midfielders in the PL outside of the Top Six teams (even better that some in the Top Six). At Southampton for more than 10 years he was often among the more important players and even captained the club for a few seasons, and now at West Ham, while not the main man, he's been a regular chance creator and done a very good job when called upon. Came close as Southampton were runners up of the 16-17 EFL cup, and even in the 11-12 Championship (his first season with the Saints first team) they were promoted as second in the league. It's a shame he hasn't received many call ups either, not because he's not good enough but because of the volume of competition for those midfield places in the England squad during his career. If he were to be called up for the Euros, he would have a similar final chance of an international trophy just as Pickford, but at the moment seems unlikely he'll be on Southgate's plans. There is still a chance he could advance through the EL with West Ham, but the level of competition will make it hard for them to reach the final stages. So, at least for the short term future, it's unlikely he'll end that trophyless status.
I know we're not counting super cups, but Kane's Munich debut was a hammering in the German super cup. Somehow convincing them to bring Eric Dier in can't have helped to shake the Spurs jokes
With Lewis Dunk, arguably the closest he came to a trophy was in 2016-17 when Newcastle pipped the seagulls to the Championship top spot by a point due to a last minute howler by Stockdale from a weak Jack Grealish effort
Or Bayern loses(as it's 99,99999% sure) the title, but wins CL. Then both Comans record is broken(his record is only for title champion, not overall titles), but Harry finally wins something.
It would be absolutely insane if Harry Kane fails to win a trophy at Bayern Munich during his first season at the club when prior to him joining Bayern won 10 successive Bundesliga titles
In light of Bournemouth’s ridiculous comeback win against Luton, how about a video on the 7 greatest (or most significant) comebacks in premier league history?
Harry Kane should take his mockery as a compliment. No other trophy-less player, of which I’m sure there’s tons of good ones, gets the same attention Kane gets
I believe that all Kane has to do is wait a year, maximum two, and the trophies at Bayern will start coming. Leverkusen might be invincible this year, but they will not be able to keep up that standard, and BVB09 will inevitably crumble, should they be able to challenge Bayern.
More like he should wait till winter. When almost all seasons are in a middle. Somewhere there must be a team that is about 10 points ahead of others. He should sign with them. If even this doesn't help, I don't know what would.
@@MihailParshin Nah, he definitely shouldn't do that. As things stand, he'll be remembered as possibly the greatest of all time to never win anything. That's probably more of an accolade than some 4th tier European league trophy.
How about doing a video on the players who have won trophies, but, only because they happened to be on a winning team and didn’t participate towards the victory by playing a single game of importance at all?
Streets won't forget how good Payet's Prime was. Had he played for a bigger club like Arsenal or Man City, he would have won a league title or a couple FA cups for sure.
I blame Gary Neville, I remember him years ago saying "it's all about trophies". Ok Gary, but why can I not recall anything specific you did on the pitch despite watching you many times, but I can remember ten or more Matt Le Tissier goals in detail.
Be fair, playing a significant part in a promotion winning campaign to England’s top division means far more than winning pretty much anything else aside from the Premier League itself (and possibly, the Champions League, assuming you’re prepared to overlook the general standard of football prior to the quarter finals).
I must say, I enjoy your ranking videos very much. I use that to make my rankings too, with fewer adjustments. But please, can you talk about Gyorgy Sarosi?
Baffled at how an Olympic gold medal wouldnt count. Its not a youth tournament, it literally has the overage player allowance. Actual youth tournaments don't have that rule lol.
@@ethandalton6480it's also not strictly a youth tournament either. Answer this question honestly, what's a bigger accomplishment, an Olympic gold medal or the Community Shield? Because one of these is contested under friendly rules but would still qualify a player as having won a senior honour. The other is the fucking Olympic Games.
Radja Nainggolan would have been a good inclusion. He's had a lot of near misses. He didn't play enough for Inter to win a medal in 2021 and then left Antwerp before they won the league in 2023.
Best German players in the premier league of all time. (Day 612) 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.
Kane very well break Lewandowski's 41 goals in a Bundesliga Season record in his first year in Germany and still not win a trophy, that would just be the epitome of Harry Kane, possibly the best player in the league, doing way more than he probably should and his team letting him down.
I'm a Spurs fan and while I agree with your broader point, Kane has never performed well or scored in a final despite having the opportunities to do so for club and country.
Maybe Lewandowski at Dortmund? I know he isn't a legend because of how he left, but in his first season he scored 8 Bundesliga goals, before scoring 22 the following season.@@SodaSeezn
do a video ranking every world cup winning team ,example; 1st-Brazil 1958 , 12th-Argentina 2022, last Argentina 1986. Common Alfie do the video pls and retain the status if this channel to be the people's channel
Christoph Kramer. Came into the 2014 Germany team because someone else was injured. Otherwise just kept playing for Mönchengladbach, who don't really win anything.
while harry kane definitely was the first name that popped into my mind, and certainly deserves his top spot, i'm still somewhat disappointed at how biased this list is towards english / premier league players to be honest.
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I know Bayerns troubles have nothing to do with Kane personally, it IS mad how as soon as he arrives Bayern is about to lose their 11 year streak to a team that’s NEVER won the damn Bundesliga 💀
On top of that, to a team that has Xhaka, an ex Arsenal player that could go invincible in Germany this season
They will win it back next year when Alonso moves to Liverpool or Barcelona in the summer.
Bayern's points tally this season isn't even any lower than usual really, in a normal season they'd be winning it with what they have. It's just Leverkusen having the season of a lifetime
The Kane curse is a real thing, did you not know that?
Not sure if you watched last season but they won on the last day of the season because dortmund lost. They got incredibly lucky
Ngl, the Freddy Adu jokes are one of my favorite running jokes in any media. They're of wildly varying quality in an of themselves, but the meta joke is always awesome. Keep it up, Alfie, ya done good.
Shut up nigel
Learned a lot about his career just based on the random factoids Alfie gave us. 😄
I always laugh whenever he does the bit; adu seams like quite an interesting player from all the tidbits I get of him in these videos ngl.
Adu won a senior level trophy at age 14 is just mind-blowing, sadly he isn't the next Pele. Imagine the hype if he is a teen today.
Sheffield United even catching stray bullets on a video not about them 💀
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It’s tough to be a Sheffield United fan rn
The last manager to beat Bayern to the Bundesliga title was Jurgen Klopp, but now it looks like Xabi Alonso will achieve that feat this season. Maybe that very achievement is what grants you a job at Liverpool.
It should also note that Jurgen Klopp had won DFB Pokal with Borussia Dortmund at that time, beating Bayern Munich 5-2 in the Final, just a week before Bayern Munich had a devastating defeat to Chelsea in the Champions League Final, despite playing in front of the home crowd at Allianz Arena. Bayer Leverkusen will most likely won the DFB Pokal this year because they were the solitary team from Bundesliga that's left in the DFB Pokal this season (the other three were teams outside Bundesliga, with Saarbrücken playing in 3.Liga, having already knocked Bayern Munich, Eintracht Frankfurt, and Gladbach out). They will play against Fortuna Düsseldorf in the DFB Pokal semifinal.
I usually never ask for these, but potential video Idea:
The 7 Best Cities which produce the best/most footballers in the world.
I.e Paris, Barcelona/Catalonia, São Paulo, Buenos Aires, Amsterdam, London, Milano ect.
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'The only trophy Son has ever won was technically a youth competition. That might seem harsh but as Son no doubt learned during his mandatory military training, rules are rules'
imo that gold medal was more of a personall win rather then a career win. also a bit too harsh but thats my view
As a Tottenham fan clicking on this video, I got exactly what I expected. Lots of deserved shade, and 3 of the top 4 players on the list.
That's the fascinating thing about tottenham -- for all the trophyless shade, no one genuinely accuses them of being an actually bad team.
Day 24 of asking a "What Went Right for Stade Brestois?" Video
This is currently, by far, the best season in club history, one which could result in their first ever qualification for Europe in over 70 years of existence. There's a fascinating story to tell, from going bankrupt and slowly climbing back, to various great names that played there such as Ribéry, Makélélé or José Luis Brown, to the story of the Brest president going up against the Colombian drug cartel. Plus, you can have a lot of Brest related puns.
Hopefully Brest will win a new trophy soon!
Especially taking the pretty mad choice to hire a manager who had a brief spell at Nice as his first job, then spent the last ten years as a pundit (and sometimes sporting director in fairness). It’d be like someone in the prem hiring Alan shearer, and it actually working
Harry Kane could join Ludogerts in Bulgaria and they wouldn't win a trophy with him
Or Sheriff Tiraspol
Or Celtic
@@botondbakos5954still incredible that they beat Real Madrid a couple of years ago!
Or JDT
Or Salzburg
Wow I love that Mauricio Pochettino quote, one of the most true things ever said about tournaments, really
Fast forward to 2034, Harry Kane will join Bodø/Glimt and secure his first domestic double at the ripe young age of 41
Kane could join WWE where Triple H fix him a win over a 70 years old Undertaker and he still won't win it.
If he really wants to be sure, he could join Klaksvík in the faroe islands :p
My word, imagine that 😂😂
@@Eldriitch and yet he won't ...
Füllkrug probably should have made the list. He has been playing very well for the last two years but the talent was always there, just the injuries made it impossible.
The amount of research you are doing for every video is amazing ❤
Alfie, love your channel and sense of humour please keep making great videos. Would be good to see HITC Sevens video of best players to have played for more than x amount of clubs in their career - basically players who were great but never stayed in same place for more than a season or two and had a reputation for being a bit troublesome off the pitch so gained a reputation for moving a lot but clubs kept taking their chances on them due to their talent. - Maybe Anelka, Balotelli or Adrian Mutu would be a few but im sure you could think of others.
Korea not winning the Asian Cup this year was brutal. They had the squad to do it.
they shouldve keeped Paulo Bento
The closest time they won the Asian Cup was in 2015. Ironically, South Korea lost to the host Australia, who were managed by the current Spurs coach.
But I think 2023 would have been the better chance if Paulo Bento was still there. Klinsi only made things went from bad to worse!
Japan. Not Korea
Pickford over Kobel is actually insane
Kobel is 3 and half years younger and the fact he plays for Switzerland almost nullifies his chances of winning something with his national team where he isn't even number 1
Completely agree.
He is so much better than Pickford.
Pickford is pretty much average. (And yes he has never let England down get over it). I feel like this is the only argument ever made about Pickford. If you actually look at the stats, or the fact he always makes his backline nervous, you realize quite quickly that he is just average.
But Kobel has been exceptional for the last 3 years. Better in every aspect of the game.
He will be at a very big club (Bayern) pretty soon
Don’t question Alfie, he knows more than us.
@@jhdtmdcm5542 Below average, well below!
I agreed with kobel being better than Pickford but the lad is right , he said it , and he knows more than us so ig I was wrong
(Day 5) Make a video on Liechtensteiner football and the perpetual struggles of the national team, the unique status of the Liechtenstein Cup (the only path of Liechtensteiner clubs into Europe) and why the landlocked microstate of only 38,000 people is the only UEFA nation without its own football league 🇱🇮
I mean, why it's obvious, only 7 teams. But how they are able to get to Europe and the madness of the Lichtenstein Cup could be interesting
@@lucaslonchampt613To be fair to the Liechtensteiners, the french territory of Saint Pierre et Miquelon has a league with just 3 teams. And I'm sure there's some Oceania nations with less teams in the league than Liechtenstein too.
@@gurrenlagannsc8658Isle of Scilly (part of England) has a league of 2 teams, & each season they mix upbthe teams
Lewis Dunk has won the League One title
Not a real title 😅
Jk dont kill me
When did he win it?
@@archstanton6102 2010/11 league one champions
Smh Alfie fell off
@@tuhin1264 league 1 is still a professional league even if they aren't exactly the most glamorous.
Video suggestions on a similar theme: 7 managers and players who have won the most DIFFERENT trophies. So winning 13 Premier League titles only counts as 1 different trophy.
I mean, it's an interesting idea. But I'm a little worried Dani Alves would turn out to win this.
Here is were Jose beats Pep 😂. Just because of that new Conference tournament and all the little teams he had managed.
So many times those 2 have been compared, everytime Pep is on top(deserving btw), but here is where Mourinho can beat him.
A similar idea. 7 unluckiest footballers. Ballack for example had 2 seasons where he had a treble of 2nd place finishes.
Yup Ballack really is the unluckiest player of all time, also lost a final at the Euros 2008 and WC 2002. In 2002 he probably had the unluckiest season of all time, being 2nd in the league, DFB Pokal, Champions League AND World Cup.
@@davinator5167 Worth noting that Ballack were in the 11 for Germany during the Euro 2008 Final's defeat to Spain. In 2002 World Cup Final, Ballack was suspended because of yellow card he received during the previous match vs South Korea.
Oddly enough a lot of Spurs players have won things. Just not while at Spurs, an some only at international level. ie Romero, Gio and Richarlison all have won Copa America. Porro won Primeira Liga with Sporting, Bentancur won Serie A with Juve, both he and Deki won Coppa Italia, and Hojbjerg actually won Bundesliga with Bayern
Harry Kane having absolutely nothing aside from his individual awards (Golden Boots, etc) is mental. And the year he finally moves away from Spurs is the year Bayern’s rot fully sets in.
Lewis Dunk is the definition of low-key baller, he's been one of my most underrated players for years now. For a few years I would always buy him & (Brighton) Dan Burn as quickly as possible whenever I started a save in FM
Love your videos, keep em coming
I ain't mad about Alfie picking the low hanging fruit. Clickbait works. I clicked LOL
Not clickbait if its true
20:45 how in the hell can Kane be a ballon d’or winner when he is nowhere near the achievements required to win such a prestigious award ????? I love this channel but not that comment.
A video about footballers who have ONLY won a World Cup, and nothing else, would be so interesting too!
What a loser, Only winning a world cup and nothing else. Lol
Love the videos. Can you do a video to show the most decorated players who played the least games. Pegguy Arphexad springs to mind!
Its just hillarious that bayern won the bundesliga 11 times in a row and now gonna lose their streak when harry kane joined😂😂
I would hardly say that FIFA International Soccer had "no competition" when it was originally released in 1993 on the Sega Megadrive / Genesis, football games had been very popular for over a decade prior and the market was saturated with many games, most of which were rubbish! It did however offer something different from what had come before.
Correction Harry Kane and son both are proud winners of the Audi cup 🏆
Everyone knew who was going to be number one before even watching the video.
It's in the thumbnail even.
But he still has a chance in UCL. They might have luck and somehow reach the final... only for him to lose it 😂
It's like Kane's transfer to Bayern is causing a butterfly effect that will allow Leverkusen to win a trophy while simultaneously making Bayern go trophyless for the first time in 22 years.
It is actually a direct effect, not butterfly.
Great video as always
3:44 Finally something positive to say about Adu ❤
Hey Alfie am a huge fan of your football essays. Thank you for being so consistent and informative. I have a question that has been bothering me for a while, Please discuss;
1.Whatever happens when a reserve team plays in the second tier and gets promoted. Is it possible for Barcelona and Barcelona B to play in the same competition or a Ajax and Jong Ajax for instance? What about if Ajax gets relegated, can they play in the same league as their reserve team? What are the rules and aren't there conflicts of interest ??
2.What happens when a championship side wins the FA or the League cup in England, can a championship side qualify for Europe's elite competitions by virtue of winning the FA or league cup? or say Sevilla get relegated from la liga this season but they end up winning the europa league would they play the champions league next season while playing in the segunda division? Please discuss.
Thanks for being awesome. Love from Kenya
1. Spanish B teams have to be a league lower than their parent club, so even if Barca B won the segunda, they'd stay in the league and I assume would be ignored when calculating the promoted teams.
2. If a league 2 team won the FA cup (incredibly unlikely) and then somehow won the Europa League the next season (even more unlikely), they would be in the Champions' League.
This is just from my understanding of the two situations, if I'm wrong then I'm sure someone will tell me so. 😅
It does seem too Tottenham centric (I understand the reason, but it'd be more interesting with inclusions from different clubs). Son and Kane make sense, as they have been world class level for several years and actually came close to winning a CL with Spurs. But instead of Bissouma, I would give a shout out to James Ward-Prowse, who has been consistently really good and among the best midfielders in the PL outside of the Top Six teams (even better that some in the Top Six). At Southampton for more than 10 years he was often among the more important players and even captained the club for a few seasons, and now at West Ham, while not the main man, he's been a regular chance creator and done a very good job when called upon. Came close as Southampton were runners up of the 16-17 EFL cup, and even in the 11-12 Championship (his first season with the Saints first team) they were promoted as second in the league. It's a shame he hasn't received many call ups either, not because he's not good enough but because of the volume of competition for those midfield places in the England squad during his career. If he were to be called up for the Euros, he would have a similar final chance of an international trophy just as Pickford, but at the moment seems unlikely he'll be on Southgate's plans. There is still a chance he could advance through the EL with West Ham, but the level of competition will make it hard for them to reach the final stages. So, at least for the short term future, it's unlikely he'll end that trophyless status.
I know we're not counting super cups, but Kane's Munich debut was a hammering in the German super cup.
Somehow convincing them to bring Eric Dier in can't have helped to shake the Spurs jokes
Pickford has won the highly coveted Florida cup with Everton!!!!
Easy, just include the entire Tottenham squad
Romero just won a world cup
@@JJJackson777 International trophy, not with Spurs tho
@@kwanlinus6999 still not a trophyless player
Bryan Gil won the europa league with sevilla
Tbf about half the squad have won trophies
Video on the 7 greatest lower league team cup runs after Saarbrucken reached the DFB Pokal semi finals
Now we need an opposite list, talentless players winning multiple trophies
Dunk also lost out on winning the Championship on the final day I believe when Brighton got promoted (2017 I think)
With Lewis Dunk, arguably the closest he came to a trophy was in 2016-17 when Newcastle pipped the seagulls to the Championship top spot by a point due to a last minute howler by Stockdale from a weak Jack Grealish effort
League One disagrees
@@jamesbishop1610 This is true, completely forgot that was his breakthrough year with Brighton
At Bayern one thing now must come to an end, Kingsley Comans winning streak or Harry Kanes trophyless record
Unless France wins the Euros. Then he'd get a trophy even in Bayerns trophyless season. Would be like Coman if that happens.
Or Bayern loses(as it's 99,99999% sure) the title, but wins CL. Then both Comans record is broken(his record is only for title champion, not overall titles), but Harry finally wins something.
Idea for a video, the best outfield players who has never scored a senior goal, either club or international. Joe Gomez is the obvious inclusion.
If I hear one more commentator mention it....
It would be absolutely insane if Harry Kane fails to win a trophy at Bayern Munich during his first season at the club when prior to him joining Bayern won 10 successive Bundesliga titles
In light of Bournemouth’s ridiculous comeback win against Luton, how about a video on the 7 greatest (or most significant) comebacks in premier league history?
Harry Kane should take his mockery as a compliment. No other trophy-less player, of which I’m sure there’s tons of good ones, gets the same attention Kane gets
I can't believe Freddy Adu has won more trophies than Kane...
I believe that all Kane has to do is wait a year, maximum two, and the trophies at Bayern will start coming. Leverkusen might be invincible this year, but they will not be able to keep up that standard, and BVB09 will inevitably crumble, should they be able to challenge Bayern.
More like he should wait till winter. When almost all seasons are in a middle. Somewhere there must be a team that is about 10 points ahead of others. He should sign with them. If even this doesn't help, I don't know what would.
@@MihailParshin Nah, he definitely shouldn't do that. As things stand, he'll be remembered as possibly the greatest of all time to never win anything. That's probably more of an accolade than some 4th tier European league trophy.
How about doing a video on the players who have won trophies, but, only because they happened to be on a winning team and didn’t participate towards the victory by playing a single game of importance at all?
Streets won't forget how good Payet's Prime was. Had he played for a bigger club like Arsenal or Man City, he would have won a league title or a couple FA cups for sure.
Here after Kane didn't win anything after playing a season in Bayern and losing euro final to Spain. 😅
4:10 couldn’t have picked Wilson anyway as he won the championship at Bournemouth!
Kane won the tiger cup in 2023 with spurs before he left!
Its a team game; if you stuck in a bad team forever, then forever shall you be trophyless
Alfie where can I drone drop a Tea Cup for Captain Harry, dude deserves a Cup!
15:15 "square root of sod all" is a BAR
4:50 Pickford is surprisingly large. He never looks so big on the telly....
I blame Gary Neville, I remember him years ago saying "it's all about trophies". Ok Gary, but why can I not recall anything specific you did on the pitch despite watching you many times, but I can remember ten or more Matt Le Tissier goals in detail.
Be fair, playing a significant part in a promotion winning campaign to England’s top division means far more than winning pretty much anything else aside from the Premier League itself (and possibly, the Champions League, assuming you’re prepared to overlook the general standard of football prior to the quarter finals).
If only Harry Kane had stayed at Norwich City he would have won three trophies by now.
The Kane’s Curse in Munich 😅
I must say, I enjoy your ranking videos very much. I use that to make my rankings too, with fewer adjustments. But please, can you talk about Gyorgy Sarosi?
Before clicking on this video I didn't expect spurs to represent 3 players
Damn
Yeah, they should have at least 11 😂
Harry Kane, poor lad.
Baffled at how an Olympic gold medal wouldnt count. Its not a youth tournament, it literally has the overage player allowance. Actual youth tournaments don't have that rule lol.
It doesn't count because it's not a senior competition
@@ethandalton6480it's also not strictly a youth tournament either.
Answer this question honestly, what's a bigger accomplishment, an Olympic gold medal or the Community Shield?
Because one of these is contested under friendly rules but would still qualify a player as having won a senior honour. The other is the fucking Olympic Games.
@@LiamJM10 an Olympic gold medal, but how is that relevant to the conversation?
I don't know if Harry Kane is unlucky or a curse 🤔
Video idea: 7 greatest tridents of all time or since the 2000s. Attacking, mid, or defensive all count
Radja Nainggolan would have been a good inclusion. He's had a lot of near misses. He didn't play enough for Inter to win a medal in 2021 and then left Antwerp before they won the league in 2023.
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Best German players in the premier league of all time. (Day 612)
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.
Why don’t you just list these players yourself?
that's a topic I'm interested in. I stand behind you brother!
He could actually make a series on that, not only the best German players, but also French, Italian, etc...
Kane very well break Lewandowski's 41 goals in a Bundesliga Season record in his first year in Germany and still not win a trophy, that would just be the epitome of Harry Kane, possibly the best player in the league, doing way more than he probably should and his team letting him down.
I'm a Spurs fan and while I agree with your broader point, Kane has never performed well or scored in a final despite having the opportunities to do so for club and country.
Farmers league😂
The main adversaries Son has to overcome to win a trophy are not players or managers but the higher-ups (especially the KFA ghouls)
Respect for including Lewis Dunk
An interesting video could be teams with the most transfer business between then
Kane has 5 finals
League cup 15
CL 19
League Cup 20
Euros 21
German super cup 23
And was on the losing side,with all 5 ! 😂
I have prayed on every single one of their downfalls
Top 7 father-son football duos!!
If you want finish trophy less, play for Spurs and England.
Or Assna
Kane is the Antonio Di Natale of English football
Di Natale is the only reason I knew of Udinese when I was younger
7 players that started bad at new club, but later became legends (or at least solid) for the particular club
Modric
Benzema
James Milner
I can't think of more
@@SodaSeezn Beckham for England
Maybe Lewandowski at Dortmund? I know he isn't a legend because of how he left, but in his first season he scored 8 Bundesliga goals, before scoring 22 the following season.@@SodaSeezn
son and kane both won the audi and tiger cup so they actually have trophies 😂
He mentioned that?
@@zingrock im trolling 😆
do a video ranking every world cup winning team ,example; 1st-Brazil 1958 , 12th-Argentina 2022, last Argentina 1986. Common Alfie do the video pls and retain the status if this channel to be the people's channel
I wonder if there are any players who have only ever won the World Cup and nothing else
Christoph Kramer. Came into the 2014 Germany team because someone else was injured. Otherwise just kept playing for Mönchengladbach, who don't really win anything.
Callum Wilson won the EFL Championship with Bournemouth
Video Suggestion on Best specialist/role players like Ji Sung Park or Rodrygo De Paul when messi is around.
while harry kane definitely was the first name that popped into my mind, and certainly deserves his top spot, i'm still somewhat disappointed at how biased this list is towards english / premier league players to be honest.
I think this tends to happen because people would have a national bias in most cases
@@5minutemovies977 certainly understandable, and it's not like those are egregious examples, it's just that he's normally a bit better about it.
"Without a further due"😂😂😂
While Kane probably isn't winning a trophy this season I feel like if he stays with Bayern for several more years that it's inevitable he'll win one
It’s farmers league ofcourse he’ll win something eventually
How many times can you say "thrice" in a video 😂 love the content though, keep doing you mate.
Kobel should have been in here and not just an honorable mention. He’s world class
Lol Im not a Spurs fan ... but even I was wincing as the list went on 😂
At least this season Kane will get the UEFA Golden Boot. He never had that before right?
yeah that’s basically guranteed
The Adu running gag gets me everytime😂😂😂
Matthew Le Tissier is an oldie I think about here....
Dunk had eight appearances as Brighton won league one which seems really harsh to include him here
I would argue Wirtz has had more impact than Kane in the league this season, even though Kanes G+A speaks for itself.
Plyers who scored great goales who were never heard of again
Eder from Portugal always come to mind, really great suggestion for a video I'd love to see it
As a Spurs supporter, I feel absolutely violated by this video, Alfie.
The truth hurts huh ?
As a Spurs fan I feel personally attacked by this video