Absolutely world class as a player. Cynical yes - but still in the top 3 players to ever play for Liverpool. I'm a United fan and remember well. He helped ruin my whole childhood.
Good to see utd fan being unbiased good on you lad, sourness is remembered for his steel but he could pass with the very best of them.... Monster of a player him and Ray Kennedy with Dalglish and mcdermott I could name every player in those teams.
You can't be Top 3 with that attitude and pure violence on the pitch. I'm old enough to remember that football was violent back then but some of those challenges are outright despicable, could end up players' carreers. I respect the man but this video is a disgusting example of his tenure
Souness is in Liverpool's greatest 11 without a doubt. All teams had hard men back in those days, he looked after his own like a proper leader and was a hell of a player. Legend
@@aaqibahmed6327 He would have been a product of the modern era had he been born 40 years later. The top players then would have be the top players now.. And he was never sent off for Liverpool.
@@botany500kojak the reason he was not sent off was because the game was hard back then hardly any one got red cards but the modern game is soft so he would get sent off
Different era, different rules. In his day, he was the best midfield general. Had everything, drive and passion, toughness and bite, vision for a pass and a quality shot. Can not be compared to this era . . . . . . .he left Liverpool after the '84 season, thats 35yrs ago . Completely different game back then.
This guy was a beast. I don't like the dirty tackles at all but the guy plays for keeps and he runs and dribbled and passes well with a decent long shot. Players like this are extremely valuable.
Amazing to be able to play on those pitches, for 90 minutes in a constant state of rage and yet still be able to thread and spread passes with precision.
Apparently when Dyer and Bowyer had their dust up few years back he asked them to sort it out in the dressing room. When they hesitated he threatened to take both of them outside and give them a hiding himself. 😂😂😂
Love him or hate him, if you had to win a game of football for your life, if nothing else mattered other than winning, he'd be the first name you'd want on your teamsheet. A man for all seasons, all occasions, ready for anything. You want to play? Let's go. You want a battle? Let's go. You want a war? Let's. Go.
Souness, Souness, Souness, Souness, Born is the King of Ayresome Park! He was my first and only football god until Juninho. He was consistently rated 10/10 in the Sunday People every week playing for Middlesbrough alongside Bobby Murdoch and Spike Armstrong in the old First Division's best midfield by far. No-one came close to him in the ratings. But nobody took any notice until he signed for Liverpool, at which point he was suddenly proclaimed the best midfielder in Europe. It was the same story with Scotland. By the time he was finally picked for Scotland's wooden spoon game when he orchestrated their hammering of the Dutch in Argentina 78 he'd amassed the sum total of a measly 6 caps. Like at Middlesbrough and Liverpool he was a player to build the team around. You either gave him the ball or he took it, your sock, and the best part of your shin.
proper old school footballer, made all of us proud to support liverpool fc; commitment, vision, bravery, passing, fearlessness, defending, work rate, striking ability, precision ! in other words: world class !
Two horrific butchers... I don't understand how people could play with them on the same pitch. All I'd be thinking of is to take them out before they could take you out. This kind of football only happened in the lower divisions in Romania back then.....
@@tgee88 and who cares about those faults only the Pope. If El D10S wouldn't had taken those drugs his achievements would be even greater. And the cheating hasn't been only him to do so. But against England maybe it was also a political decision how knows or just brilliant cheating.
I remember just before his transfer from Middlesbrough to Liverpool he was getting interviewed. The interviewer asked him if he thought he would make any difference to the Liverpool team. Off course i will, i'm a professional footballer said Souness. Always admired him after that comment.
Tungstenum666 nope, the refs are fannies. I remember Robson saying in 1994, Steven gerrard will be the last rough, robust dirty Scouse midfielder we’ll see able to tackle.
You obviously don’t know football Centre midfield dictated play and won the games back in the day. Football has progressed but for the better I am not so sure 🤔 The game hasn’t got character and personalities nowadays.
@@iamsoldierf8316 Stevie made his breakthrough in 1998 at the age of 18. Are you saying Robson (great player by the way) saw Stevie 4 years earlier to make that judgement? Or do you mean he made that comment in 1998, and were a little out with the year you stated? Serious question and not a pisstake mate, because I haven't heard of any comment that Robson made of Gerrard before. Cheers.
Souness, Dalglish and Hansen were the spine of the great Liverpool teams of the eighties - if unfortunately not always Scotland. World class in any era.
Celtic supporter, if anything you always knew what you got with Graeme Souness, people sometimes overlook the fact that he was also a fantastic ball player but if you were ever in the trenches this would be the man to follow.
Remember the day he came from Sampdoria to Rangers as player manager, I was delighted but didn’t really understand the hype, being an 8 year old. My old boy told me he was a winner, hard as nails who didn’t accept mediocrity. After that, he signs half the England team and Mo Johnston. We then do 9 in a row. I think when you see him on Sky Sports nowadays you forget what a fantastic footballer he was, one of the best actually.
Really? He was a class act? After having the luxury to see players like Scholes, Carrick, Rooney, Ronaldo, Pogba and Bruno who were and are absolute Rolls Royce's of players you would like someone like this? He would not get into any team today because first of all no team would want him considering how many red cards he would be getting and you don't see ruffian footballers succeeding for the past few decades. Football is meant to be played as it is described, the beautiful game.
He wouldn't walk into top side today lol tf you talking about. If he wasn't part of a great liverpool side he would've been a nobody lol in some ways he still is
@@IHateThingsThatEverybodyLoves Souness was a class act and he played with heart, a lot of heart which unfortunately in missing in an awful lot of players today. You wouldn't have called him mercenary like a lot of imports in the Premier League!
@@bk-ci3pg Football League First Division: 1978-79, 1979-80, 1981-82, 1982-83, 1983-84 Football League Cup: 1981-82, 1982-83, 1983-84 FA Charity Shield: 1979, 1980, 1982 European Cup: 1977-78, 1980-81, 1983-84. Bad players don't have all this on their C.V.
@@johnkealy4164 The fact that you said he is "class act" shows that you know absolutely nothing about him. Secondly players today are doing what they always have done, the only difference is that they have more freedom and power to choose their destination. You literally no nothing about this sport lool. Do yourself a favour and stop supporting United.
@@Atriotic they were both great players but Souness won Euro Cup 1977-78, 1980-81, 1983-84. He stood out in one of the best Liverpool, if not one of the best footballing sides of all time. Souness was tough but very intelligent player too, moreso than Keane imo.
Breaking what rules of the game? A lot of those tackles weren’t considered fouls back then. And yeah, Souness was rough and tough but so was everybody back then. You needed that toughness to be a footballer but you needed actual footballing skill and talent to be a footballer for as long as he was and to achieve what he did.
In the opening scene you see this crazy guy planting a giant flag of Galatasaray by the center circle at Fenerbahce's stadium in front of thousands of fans who were extremely pissed off after they lost. He could literally have been killed. I admire his courage.
David Beddis Not only would Keane outplay him, he’s put him on his arse every time he went near the ball. People say Keane was dirty, souness was a fucking thug
Like Keane and Viera, truly inspiring players and captains. They are the holy trinity of player in my lifetime. Everybody hated them but everybody secretly wanted them in their own team.
Souness only became known for playing tough, some better midfielders of his time that come to my mind are Maradona, Zico, Platini, Gullit, Baggio, Matthaus, Scifo, Falcao, Socrates, Rijkaard, Antognoni, Tardelli, Schuster, and Robson but the comment of Joan Ruiz Jacob talked about players in general so if we bring strikers, wingers, and defenders in the conversation he is definitely outside the top 30.
@@user-et5ji3cz7i Ridiculous to compare him to attacking midfielders and secondary strikers like Rijkaard or Maradona. Souness was a defensive midfielder doing all the dirty work which enables players like that to get up front and shine. You would not pick a midfield full of Rijkaards or Sounesses you would try to find a balance of players with both skillsets.
0:40 este no volvió a jugar más al fútbol. Mi equipo de todos los tiempos: Harald Schumacher Claudio Gentile, Aguirre Suárez,Andoni Goikoetxea,Panadero Díaz Roy Keane,Vinnie Jones,Billy Bremner, Souness Stoichkov,Cantona
Souness said he gave Peter Reid a quiet dig in a match, which he thought would keep Reid quiet. The game carried on & few seconds later Souness turned around & saw Reid running after him!
He would not be in the matchday squad considering how many red cards he would be getting, and also, seriously?? after having players like Bergkamp and Henry, disgraceful.
MF DOOM no dominant European force has ever had their main central midfielder as a hooligan who was just a good leader. Sounds dumb You need to play football to win remember? If you never watched him play why are you chatting out your mouth kid?
MF DOOM typical of teenage football fans. Disregard everything in the past just because they never experienced it. How would you feel if in 30 years time Scholes is considered one of the biggest historic frauds just because he hasn’t got many assists? Souness was a complete midfielder. He could pass, score goals, create goals and obviously defend like a brick wall. Also Pogba can’t run rings passed anyone now, what chance has he got against souness??
Could you please go to the front desk and collect your prize - the first below-the-line comment that contains the word 'Pogba' and some actual wit. Thank you. I've left your name with our receptionists, two guys who look suspiciously like Statler and Waldorf from the Muppets. You won't believe which teams they support...
An elegant beast of a player no quarter given, he smashed a future team mate in the great Ray Wilins in the face in the Sco v Eng game, he was a tough soab
Absolutely world class as a player. Cynical yes - but still in the top 3 players to ever play for Liverpool. I'm a United fan and remember well. He helped ruin my whole childhood.
Good to see utd fan being unbiased good on you lad, sourness is remembered for his steel but he could pass with the very best of them.... Monster of a player him and Ray Kennedy with Dalglish and mcdermott I could name every player in those teams.
You can't be Top 3 with that attitude and pure violence on the pitch. I'm old enough to remember that football was violent back then but some of those challenges are outright despicable, could end up players' carreers. I respect the man but this video is a disgusting example of his tenure
The VAR machine would be catching flames if Souness played today😂😂
You think they’d catch it when the VAR operators are blind? 🤣
Souness should be on the VAR team, that would cut all the weak decisions
Though he might be a little biased 😂
Souness is in Liverpool's greatest 11 without a doubt. All teams had hard men back in those days, he looked after his own like a proper leader and was a hell of a player. Legend
he was a dirty b----d
Agreed
Who’s hear after his comments about Jordan pickfords assault 🙄🤣🤣🤣
@Joe S maybe you need to learn how to construct sentence properly, just saying 😎✌️
@Joe S lol then you use of instead of if
To those who survived graeme souness. God was looking out for you 😆
He'd be suspended half of the season.
@@lalitgupta689 He played 40 years ago you clown. Different game
@@King-cb5kl your the clown
@@MarkSmith-er7fe your the clown
3 CL and 5 league titles for Liverpool in his era what a monster of a player
@@aaqibahmed6327 captained the side and got the assist to the only goal in a cl final, of course he was carried.
Ps4 Gaming the game is too soft now
@@joee9050 I know
@@aaqibahmed6327 He would have been a product of the modern era had he been born 40 years later. The top players then would have be the top players now.. And he was never sent off for Liverpool.
@@botany500kojak the reason he was not sent off was because the game was hard back then hardly any one got red cards but the modern game is soft so he would get sent off
Saw him coming through passport control at Heathrow a couple of years ago. Felt a sudden twinge of fear come over me.
Wise up
@@spiced32 Get a sense of humor
Was there enough contact to go down?
percy blakeney did you shit yourself
fckin puff
Different era, different rules.
In his day, he was the best midfield general.
Had everything, drive and passion, toughness and bite, vision for a pass and a quality shot.
Can not be compared to this era . . . . . . .he left Liverpool after the '84 season, thats 35yrs ago . Completely different game back then.
The top players of any era would still be the top players now.
Mug
This guy was a beast. I don't like the dirty tackles at all but the guy plays for keeps and he runs and dribbled and passes well with a decent long shot. Players like this are extremely valuable.
This guy was just so mediocre compared too all other dm’s during these times
@@sandyrl7085 have you been sniffing glue ?
Amazing to be able to play on those pitches, for 90 minutes in a constant state of rage and yet still be able to thread and spread passes with precision.
😂😂😂
Imagine Neymar was his opponent😂😂
Roger Fernandes haha.. that’s a good one.
Souness wouldn't get near him 😂😂
@@marcmaddock9980 I'm guessing you mean the other way round
@Cool Dude defo a scouser
Neymar would not last long.
Apparently when Dyer and Bowyer had their dust up few years back he asked them to sort it out in the dressing room.
When they hesitated he threatened to take both of them outside and give them a hiding himself.
😂😂😂
Love him or hate him, if you had to win a game of football for your life, if nothing else mattered other than winning, he'd be the first name you'd want on your teamsheet. A man for all seasons, all occasions, ready for anything. You want to play? Let's go. You want a battle? Let's go. You want a war? Let's. Go.
0:36 Vapourises the other guy's reproductive organs then makes an appeal that he was fouled due to a microscopic rip in his socks.
Quality!! 🤣🤣🤣
Mate, I laughed out loud there, wonderful description!!
Best reply ive ever read...😂😂😂
Mate what a vid - music unreal
Souness, Souness, Souness, Souness,
Born is the King of Ayresome Park!
He was my first and only football god until Juninho. He was consistently rated 10/10 in the Sunday People every week playing for Middlesbrough alongside Bobby Murdoch and Spike Armstrong in the old First Division's best midfield by far. No-one came close to him in the ratings. But nobody took any notice until he signed for Liverpool, at which point he was suddenly proclaimed the best midfielder in Europe. It was the same story with Scotland. By the time he was finally picked for Scotland's wooden spoon game when he orchestrated their hammering of the Dutch in Argentina 78 he'd amassed the sum total of a measly 6 caps. Like at Middlesbrough and Liverpool he was a player to build the team around. You either gave him the ball or he took it, your sock, and the best part of your shin.
proper old school footballer, made all of us proud to support liverpool fc; commitment, vision, bravery, passing, fearlessness, defending, work rate, striking ability, precision ! in other words: world class !
lmaoo. Souness will not make it Pro in todays game. Sunday league player at best.
Young Extendo You have the IQ of a peeled Banana if you believe Souness was a Sunday League player.
@@MisterMahseer diving into tackles trying to snap people isnt bravery or being good at football looooool
James Attwood Captained a dominant Liverpool to 5 league titles and 3 European cups though loool
@@MisterMahseer you have to have the IQ of a peeled Banana if you believe Souness was a good player loool
Oh, just discovered who taught Roy Keane how to play football
Two horrific butchers... I don't understand how people could play with them on the same pitch. All I'd be thinking of is to take them out before they could take you out. This kind of football only happened in the lower divisions in Romania back then.....
The tackles and the goals were all there, but good shout on opening up with that flag-plant at Galatasaray.
That sums up Souness to a tee.
Because of this style and player like this, Maradona is the best of all times.
@@tgee88 and who cares about those faults only the Pope. If El D10S wouldn't had taken those drugs his achievements would be even greater. And the cheating hasn't been only him to do so. But against England maybe it was also a political decision how knows or just brilliant cheating.
He only sorted out the baddies…btw Maradona was also could play dirty. Germany had Paul Brietner, he could play and be a thug.
@@moons4768every good team had a hard lad or two. Leeds had a full squad of em at one point 😆
The most ruthless player I ever saw on a football field - Bruce grobelaar on souness
Coming here after seeing him talking about Pickford's "assault". Dude might even be criminal in modern football.
I’m a Utd fan. He was a beast. Forget dalglish this guy was king of anfield. Awesome awesome
Liverpool fan here. I agree. Souness controlled a game like no other player I've seen.
We need to remember that football was very different back then as we watch this. Beneath all that there was still a good player though.
I remember just before his transfer from Middlesbrough to Liverpool he was getting interviewed. The interviewer asked him if he thought he would make any difference to the Liverpool team. Off course i will, i'm a professional footballer said Souness. Always admired him after that comment.
Those men were made of a different matter...
This what the game is missing nowadays
Tungstenum666 nope, the refs are fannies. I remember Robson saying in 1994, Steven gerrard will be the last rough, robust dirty Scouse midfielder we’ll see able to tackle.
Not really they were hackers these aren’t good tackles
You obviously don’t know football
Centre midfield dictated play and won the games back in the day.
Football has progressed but for the better I am not so sure 🤔
The game hasn’t got character and personalities nowadays.
@@iamsoldierf8316 Stevie made his breakthrough in 1998 at the age of 18. Are you saying Robson (great player by the way) saw Stevie 4 years earlier to make that judgement? Or do you mean he made that comment in 1998, and were a little out with the year you stated? Serious question and not a pisstake mate, because I haven't heard of any comment that Robson made of Gerrard before. Cheers.
Souness, Dalglish and Hansen were the spine of the great Liverpool teams of the eighties - if unfortunately not always Scotland. World class in any era.
Celtic supporter, if anything you always knew what you got with Graeme Souness, people sometimes overlook the fact that he was also a fantastic ball player but if you were ever in the trenches this would be the man to follow.
The most ruthless and viscious player to play the game in a time of real men real tackles and no nonsense !!!
He’s the epitome of no shits given, just shear destruction.
Without question he’s the captain in an all time Liverpool XI.
As a captain and a leader of men...I loved him
Remember the day he came from Sampdoria to Rangers as player manager, I was delighted but didn’t really understand the hype, being an 8 year old. My old boy told me he was a winner, hard as nails who didn’t accept mediocrity. After that, he signs half the England team and Mo Johnston. We then do 9 in a row. I think when you see him on Sky Sports nowadays you forget what a fantastic footballer he was, one of the best actually.
He was a class act and he would walk into any top PL team today and that's coming from a United supporter!
Really? He was a class act? After having the luxury to see players like Scholes, Carrick, Rooney, Ronaldo, Pogba and Bruno who were and are absolute Rolls Royce's of players you would like someone like this? He would not get into any team today because first of all no team would want him considering how many red cards he would be getting and you don't see ruffian footballers succeeding for the past few decades. Football is meant to be played as it is described, the beautiful game.
He wouldn't walk into top side today lol tf you talking about. If he wasn't part of a great liverpool side he would've been a nobody lol in some ways he still is
@@IHateThingsThatEverybodyLoves Souness was a class act and he played with heart, a lot of heart which unfortunately in missing in an awful lot of players today. You wouldn't have called him mercenary like a lot of imports in the Premier League!
@@bk-ci3pg Football League First Division: 1978-79, 1979-80, 1981-82, 1982-83, 1983-84
Football League Cup: 1981-82, 1982-83, 1983-84
FA Charity Shield: 1979, 1980, 1982
European Cup: 1977-78, 1980-81, 1983-84. Bad players don't have all this on their C.V.
@@johnkealy4164 The fact that you said he is "class act" shows that you know absolutely nothing about him. Secondly players today are doing what they always have done, the only difference is that they have more freedom and power to choose their destination. You literally no nothing about this sport lool. Do yourself a favour and stop supporting United.
Different era but the boy could play
Video_Sense Nope. Fucking hooligans don’t win the European Cup three times.
Try again.
@Video_Sense idiot
@Video_Sense shut up
Back when every single player had 99 ball control
@@Eclipse2582 playing like that, And punching and elbowing people. Im sure you will win games.
One of my fave players with a beastie boys soundtrack... Nice👌🏿
Some of these are "Send this thug off." But a few of them are brilliance. Two Souness's's's.
makes Roy Keanes tackles seem like childs play, Souness was an animal.
he wasn’t half the player keane was
@@Atriotic 3 European Cups says otherwise.
@@Atriotic a far superior player to Keane, it's not even close!
heres johnny Djimi Traore has won a european cup and he’s total wank. there are 10 other players on the pitch
@@Atriotic they were both great players but Souness won Euro Cup 1977-78, 1980-81, 1983-84. He stood out in one of the best Liverpool, if not one of the best footballing sides of all time. Souness was tough but very intelligent player too, moreso than Keane imo.
Here's a compilation of Souness breaking rule after rule of the game and showing no respect - but apparently it's Pogba who has a discipline problem.
For real souness was a hatchet man at best lool
Breaking what rules of the game? A lot of those tackles weren’t considered fouls back then. And yeah, Souness was rough and tough but so was everybody back then. You needed that toughness to be a footballer but you needed actual footballing skill and talent to be a footballer for as long as he was and to achieve what he did.
@@doesnotexist305 Almost every single one of those were fouls back then. He was a dirty player.
Pogba not a patch on souness
Enclosed Pool Area - rubbish
The fight with Jimmy Case @ 0:55 was the moment Paisley decided to go for Souness.
Case was Liverpool's hard nut! Looked like a flower next to Souness
In a world where we had Sergio Ramos and Pepe on a Champions League winning backline, I believe Graeme would settle quite nicely today... 😂
I have cherished memories of watching him play from the kop ,as a child with my father.WHAT A PLAYER
Graeme no f**ks given Souness
What a player. I remember his brother who looked a lot like him, had a newsagents in Edinburgh near the top of Leith Walk. Nice guy.
Broughton st .
Gordon if I remember rightly...
0:55 hahahaha ... had me in stitches!
That was Souness playing against Liverpool for Middlesbrough, the player he was tussling with was Jimmy Case, another hard lad.
Yes he had a nasty side, but I tell you what - I'd have him in my side any day.
My thoughts exactly.
Right! Sourness was a thug but what a player. You needed that back on those days.
@@DannyB_7 he went over top on too many occasions, but he had many qualities as a midfielder
His passing abilities are underrated
Then you'd get a lot of 10 player games, wouldn't you
In the opening scene you see this crazy guy planting a giant flag of Galatasaray by the center circle at Fenerbahce's stadium in front of thousands of fans who were extremely pissed off after they lost. He could literally have been killed. I admire his courage.
Makes Roy Keane look like a wimp
David Beddis Not only would Keane outplay him, he’s put him on his arse every time he went near the ball. People say Keane was dirty, souness was a fucking thug
@@deadxretardz Keane is a total pussy compared to souness with half the talent at best.
@@matthewfindlay2242 Keane was 10x more talented the souness
@@marcmaddock9980 no he wasnt
@@deadxretardz souness would have had Keane on the end of a piece of string.. stronger in every department..
This. This is Gen X Scottish fitbaw at it's best. What a game sunday. All hail Ulibati Sounness!
Like Keane and Viera, truly inspiring players and captains. They are the holy trinity of player in my lifetime. Everybody hated them but everybody secretly wanted them in their own team.
Love him having a go at Jimmy case
Neymar would be Nomore if souness was his opponent.
Elbowing, forearming, sliding, pushing, kicking, blocking
Souness and Gerrard.... imagine these 2 playing in the same Liverpool side.
Wish he had played vs Ramos!!!
Gerard a pussy next to sourness. Bryan Robson and sourness together. Fuckin hell horror double bill but 2 world class players
@@michaelgaskell2031 Lol shut up deluded twat
@@michaelgaskell2031 Robson didn't do anything in the 80s. He was mediocre and was dominated by our Liverpool midfield of that era.
Great player but a bit like the Begbie of Scottish football.
And hes got the same tache aswell 😂😂
Plays pool like Paul fucking Newman as well
He's no begie like
All you Scotts fans are nuts !..What does Begbie mean ? ..I loved Souness .. born leader (Welsh fan )
kelvin lewis give Trainspotting a watch. Good family movie.
As a kid I used to watch Souness and thought that's how you should play football. I found out I was far better suited to rugby.
0:55 The advertising board, :) Gold, sums us up as a nation.
Impressed; his pace, speed and strenght look current. Easily one of the Top10 players of his generation because he was 15 ahead of his time.
He didn't actually have any pace! That's why he developed all his incredible skills. Will be known for his take no prisoners attitude though.
Not even top 30 of his generation
@@user-et5ji3cz7i name the 30 better midfielders then
Souness only became known for playing tough, some better midfielders of his time that come to my mind are Maradona, Zico, Platini, Gullit, Baggio, Matthaus, Scifo, Falcao, Socrates, Rijkaard, Antognoni, Tardelli, Schuster, and Robson but the comment of Joan Ruiz Jacob talked about players in general so if we bring strikers, wingers, and defenders in the conversation he is definitely outside the top 30.
@@user-et5ji3cz7i Ridiculous to compare him to attacking midfielders and secondary strikers like Rijkaard or Maradona. Souness was a defensive midfielder doing all the dirty work which enables players like that to get up front and shine. You would not pick a midfield full of Rijkaards or Sounesses you would try to find a balance of players with both skillsets.
0:40 este no volvió a jugar más al fútbol.
Mi equipo de todos los tiempos:
Harald Schumacher
Claudio Gentile, Aguirre Suárez,Andoni Goikoetxea,Panadero Díaz
Roy Keane,Vinnie Jones,Billy Bremner, Souness
Stoichkov,Cantona
Wish footballers were still like this
Souness : welcome to thug life football 😂😂😂
Every single one a sending off and the refs just run away 😆😆
Is this the trailer for Gangs of New York?
Souness said he gave Peter Reid a quiet dig in a match, which he thought would keep Reid quiet.
The game carried on & few seconds later Souness turned around & saw Reid running after him!
Ironic that they are friends.
God I wish arsenal had him now !!!! A true midfield general .
He would not be in the matchday squad considering how many red cards he would be getting, and also, seriously?? after having players like Bergkamp and Henry, disgraceful.
@@bk-ci3pg They were forward players whom you mentioned.
My goodness! I had no idea he was such a ruffian!
He was an animal but an animal who could certainly play.
Even Chuck Norris is scared off this video.!!! 😒
brilliant ! ,,but not Bruce Lee !
at the present, he would be a constant red card player. In the past anyone was free to do anything
Antonio Pereira No, he would adapt
This was football was meant to be when the Brits created it, before the South American’s got there way and turned it into a non contact sport
Can't lace pogba boots lol
Well no he’s 60 odd now so I doubt he could
@@TheLFCReaper very true. Neither prime souness. If you break down their footballing abilities💪
0:44 What was I supposed to do? He got mud on my sock. Look!
If you look really closely you can see he tried to leave something on Butch Wilkins.
Then he signed him for rangers had the privilege of meeting Wilkins in Glasgow lovely fella top top pro
Haha. Nah, I can't see that...
That’s when footy was a contact sport haha.
Brilliant
Just a proper midfielder at work# souness LFC ftw and citys money 💪
Suoey. Was a player . All the good teams had hard men through the spine of the team . A man's man
These were the men the English sent to war while they stayed behind enemy lines on the radio! Lol.
He is more like a gangster than a football player.
Sky sports need to do a VAR special, looking back at his tackles
Is this the guy that criticises Pogba? Guy had no tech, just a hooligan on the field.
The Bizness but managed to captain Liverpool to 5 league titles and 3x European champion. Please you speak with ignorance.
Haashim A
Hooligan in a great team, good leader but had no footballing ability.
MF DOOM no dominant European force has ever had their main central midfielder as a hooligan who was just a good leader. Sounds dumb You need to play football to win remember?
If you never watched him play why are you chatting out your mouth kid?
Haashim A
He wasn’t good let’s be real.
Aimed for the man over the ball
Wouldn’t be allowed to play theses days
Pogba would run rings around him
MF DOOM typical of teenage football fans. Disregard everything in the past just because they never experienced it. How would you feel if in 30 years time Scholes is considered one of the biggest historic frauds just because he hasn’t got many assists?
Souness was a complete midfielder. He could pass, score goals, create goals and obviously defend like a brick wall.
Also Pogba can’t run rings passed anyone now, what chance has he got against souness??
On the one hand I am repulsed and disgusted by his play but on the other I love him and want to emulate him.
He looked so old back then, that now he looks younger
Great sound track :-)
Would Souness outplay Pogba❓💯😉
Best midfield player in Europe at one time.
Hahahaha HELLLLL NO lool that's one hell of a joke
@@IHateThingsThatEverybodyLoves It's a fact. Played in THREE European Cup-winning sides.
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Wasn't Yosser Hughes a spin-off of Souness??
Moustache of fear on the pitch - later as a clean cut commentator like a mouse - same deal with Mark Hughes
Imagine him and Roy Keane in centre mid....nobody is messing with you.
Keanes a pussio compared to souness
Vinnie jobes has entered the chat
playing football in the 70s was like kajaking in deep sea in Australia
When the comments are about Souness, no comment will ever be as over the top as his tackles. Graeme Something-on-the-sole-of-my-shoe-ness.
This man was a menace
spat my drink out at 00:55 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Souness for the two-footed tackle... Harry Maguire for the two-footed taco.
Real football back then. Proper men
Brilliant compilation. I’d like to see McMahon flick Bruno Fernandes up and Souness volley him. Once a week preferably 👊🏼
I remember i liked watching him in the seventies and eighties. I liked his style.
Back then you got knocked over, these days they fall over..
Forget your Keanes, Veira, etch..... this fella was the real deal
Imagine souness and Roy Keane playing in the same midfield 😳
Mate trust me you would be scared af to play against them 😂 you would piss yourself on the pitch
Great player for Scotland and Liverpool. Hard as nails and got the boot in first.
paul pogba wasn't born yet, so all his aggression had to go somewhere...
Could you please go to the front desk and collect your prize - the first below-the-line comment that contains the word 'Pogba' and some actual wit. Thank you.
I've left your name with our receptionists, two guys who look suspiciously like Statler and Waldorf from the Muppets. You won't believe which teams they support...
An elegant beast of a player no quarter given, he smashed a future team mate in the great Ray Wilins in the face in the Sco v Eng game, he was a tough soab
Great player.
Really great player.