Espn legit not that bad. I mean they don't know anything about these things but they don't really talk about it either and when they do they call like the random dude who does know a ton but never appears
@@juanperret7044 ESPN in latin america is shit currently, atleast for me a barcelona fan. Like you watch a match and the constant slandering and shit talk is insane! Idk whats worse, clueless pundits or very biased pundits..
U like espnfc but I about to quite on the show bc they talk about real Madrid for 3 straight days when there is 2 international tournaments going on Also gab is like the only person with common sense on the show to me and they just shit talk him every time is annoying
the fact that not even the show producers and writers had some info for the panel to bounce off on speaks words on how little they care about the asian cup 💀
Yeah, the presenters are clearly there for their *looks*, but nobody on that show has brains it seems. Shows how little some/most Americans acknowledges what's outside of their little world, made up of of 50 states. Imagine this lot covering AF Con... "liKe aRe aLL tHeSe cOuntRies iNsiDE AfRicA? HoW biG is aFriCa? Do ThEY eVeN haVe eLecTriCitY tHeRe?" ☠️
I understand that asian cup isn't as highly regarded compared to Euros, Copa, and Afcon. But at that point, instead of making such a lackluster content, just don't make it imo.
As a Korean, the rivalry between us and Japan goes very very very deep both historically and sports wise. We always say, "Never lose to Japan, even when in rock paper scissors!"Big up to Maqwell for explaining this!
I'm Japanese, and if we meet this tournament I hope that both fanbases will be accepting of the results. The lasting thing we need is like 10 comment wars going on at once...
@@TakayakaYT people in both Japan and South Korea treat it as a sports rivalry, as a Korean that went to Japan there is a lot of Korean culture like restaurants and pop culture and same goes for Japanese culture in South Korea
@@17Trees33 Yeah, I feel like we need to both acknowledge the past and focus on the present and future, not judge current matters by the past (though history is important of course)
@@TakayakaYT imo, even if we settle our pasts and face a peaceful future, treating each other as rivals (regardless of performance level differences) doesn't sound quite so bad
"Is that a rivalry" I spat my drink out omg. Uneducated 20 something from the north west of England and I know about Japan and Korea's cultural beef. How does the man on the TV doing a sporting program about the Asian Cup not know this.
Fellow brit here, I swear Americans are so far up their own arses that they don’t even know their own history. They spent years in the Pacific Theatre of WW2, they love talking about the heroics of the US, but are allergic to learning the details of THEIR OWN WAR.
makes me thankful i live in Australia, panel full of past players and actual experts and Simon Hill on comms, cant get much better than that for Asian football
Germany and Hamburg can't win trophies because of Fiago Curse Vietnam and Arsenal can't win trophies because of Maqwell curse Now we need a third curse to complete the Holy Trinity of Curses lol.
The good looks helped, dude. Not to say her professionalism is lacking whatsoever. But there's a reason you don't see ugly women in broadcasting occupations.
@DanioniCampiel no iraq has defeated tougher opponent in more critical situations,still a great game tho and vitneam produced a great fight, (sorry for bad English)
@@superninja252man I’m Scottish and people disrespect our national team all the time. Only European royalty get good treatment. It’s just human nature I think.
@@superninja252Europe is far worse at this I think. America is ignorant but Europe is arrogant about Asian and African football being unimportant (Despite every team having plenty of African and Asian players) People that hate international football really make the sport worse
@@superninja252 There's one level above this with english fans calling every other league than the prem a farmers league and it's mostly them who act like how you describe. I'd assume that for example in germany people respect other leagues a lot more because we aren't so detached from reality when it comes to how clubs are perceived.
As a Haitian who had to grow up watching Fox Sports I feel your pain😂Their pundits still to this day don’t realize Haiti won a Concacaf championship in 1973
@@ian38367 They have every reason to bring it up when Haiti has a match in CONCACAF as it's their prestige as former champion. Even if they are not at their former level respect is due to former winners such as Greece and Danemark in euro. England has no international championship since 1966, they are respected as a football nation but they get less respect in euro as they still hasn't won one.
What’s sad is Charlie Davies in the blue/red shirt is a former professional footballer who played in europe. You’d think his footballing knowledge would be better than this. Like, I dont wanna rag on him because he was a fantastic player and all, but…..HE PLAYED IN THE 2009 CONFEDERATIONS CUP. Im pretty sure Iraq played there too!!!!
They act as if Iraq is a minnow, which is not true in the Asian Cup - aside from the 2007 win, they finised 4th in 2015 (they've also finished 4th in 1976) and had qualified for every tournament since 1996.
@@duckway4733The worst thing is: You can do a fanastic job without doing the research yourself. Every TV station (that is sending professional sports) has entire teams to do that for everyone involved.
I’ve well aware of the 🇯🇵 🇰🇷 rivalry in baseball and in history, can’t believe they had no clue about the football rivalry. It’s obvious! This is why no one takes football in America seriously, it’s so sad to see. Edit: in Iraq games, they always mention 2007, all it takes is to watch the highlights and they’ll mention it!
No this is an example of people not taking football seriously, it’s not WHY people don’t. The reason people don’t is MUCH deeper than you can imagine if you’ve never lived in North America. We have other sports and a culture built around hating soccer/football.
@@mariosportsmaster7662if these pundits don’t care about a large scale men’s tournament watched by millions, they sure as hell haven’t watched a single women’s game in the olympics.
.Soccer is behind football,baseball and basketball in the US.Soccer for a long time was a sport for “girls” or not tough enough for football.not as much as it once was,soccer is mocked in America.Im a new American soccer fan and I feel very disingenuous calling it football sorry.
Here's the thing that bums me out - Western networks generally consider international tournaments not named World Cup, Euros or Copa America (such as the Asian Cup or the AFCON) as meaningless or just a sideshow. And we clearly see it in this video with the 'pundits' not putting even the slightest effort and basically tell the viewers "Don't watch it - it's a meaningless tournament and you'll be wasting your time". This is downright disrespectful.
@DaddyFutbol Maybe skipped to you until your favorite teams get knocked out by Asian or African teams and get a surprised pikachu face when that happens. Now that is funny. Real talk, if you are a pundit covering anything at least do research, it would make you look less like an idiot.
@@DaddyFutbol Bruh,you're just prove of how arrogant and ignorant Americans are.No wonder teams like T&T and Slovenia does beat America's butts in football.
Why would Western viewers care when their nation/club aren't being represented? Lol. Some may watch it out of interest, but you honestly cannot expect an entire hemisphere of people to jump up and follow passionately. Differing time-zones don't help that much either. As for the World Cup, well, again, your nation is involved, you want them to do well and go far, so you might be more willing to stay up and watch them play. Australia will always be involved in this competition and always has coverage and a following here, probably far greater than the States. The sole reason why many Non-European nations follow big European clubs religiously is because of clever marketing, selling their brands to people. These people are seen as "plastic fans" or "glory hunters". Remember, Football today is far bigger and more globally watched than it was about 20 years ago. The pundits are failing here as they aren't doing a good enough job to sell the competition to its presumably small fanbase in the U.S. Most European people already have passion for a club deeply entrenched in them coming from towns, cities and countries with centuries worth of Football teams well established. On a side note, these competitions also happen mid-season, pulling key players from their clubs which hampers the club's progress in their respective leagues. Again, most people follow their club far more religiously than their national team, so this matters a lot. Just a few things to consider.
I think a show covering the Asian Cup for a western audience SHOULD have an uninformed guy that asks the questions. I’m more concerned that literally NO ONE actually had an answer??? Like how???
This is such an untapped market in American sports. AFCON too. It would be a gigantic success too, groundbreaking. People make mistakes, but people with your talent and others like Football Pharaoh (check him out if you are an international football freak like me), would take the love of football to the next level.
The brazilian coverage of the Asian Cup was sensational. Comentators were clearly interested, knew every backstory and context and did an amazing job at informing the public. They also had a Japanese-Brazilian, who is already one of the best commentators ESPN Brasil has, dedicated to the tournament.
Nico Cantor, the guy wearing the Brentford jersey, is the son of Andres Cantor… who is one of the most iconic sports commentators of the Spanish language. This is more proof that he’s never gonna be as great as his father.
oh my gosh, i never thought anyone would care to notice! so glad i’m not alone in feeling this way. i watched a few shows during the women’s world cup. as a country with such a dominant history in women’s football, you’d think these executives would platform people who know what they’re talking about
I was living in a world of ignorant bliss before this, I’m so glad I don’t regularly check out morning footy. They literally treat their jobs like it’s a casual podcast between friends. Casual can be fine if you have some balance. I think the TIFO football podcast was the peak of football content
Comeback stronger for Vietnam. If Indonesia didn't qualify for R16, that's okay Maxwell let we unite again for supporting USMNT for Copa America success.. Greetings from US Soccer fan from Indonesia that supported Vietnam and USA at FIFA Women's World Cup last year. 🇻🇳🇺🇲🇮🇩
I couldn't expect less from the morning footy to talk about Asian cup tournament... there's one time Charlie Davies keeps on telling that American coaches/managers always being disrespect in Europe and then proceed to be shut down by Thierry Henry lmao
This kind of stuff really hurts me to my core because ive always wanted to be a commentator/pundit, to get paid to talk about the game i love, and instead i have to watch THIS as the people who are supposed "professionals"
What’s even funnier is one of those pundits claimed bias against Americans, not due to their lack of merit, but simply because they were American in Europe 😂
I am one minute in, I am from europe, so I have no stake in the discussion, but the lack of knowledge of history, of the sporting rivalry, and the general disrespect, is astonishing, and disgusting
you can just feel that these people want to switch to talking about european football. and it would still suck with lots of broken sentences, weird silences, constant questioning whether something is correct and utter lies. its not just that these people did not do their homework, they just dont know how to talk on the big screen without a dedicated script.
Because for some strange reason Americans never got to like football (soccer) in spite of having the world's two greatest players (Pelé and Messi) playing in the USA....No way....they like baseball, their own football (rugby) and basketball...they'll never become really interested in our football.
Nah man WW2 is probably the most studied time in history, including American history so yeah they should know some of this stuff. The horrific things Imperial Japan did is pretty common knowledge.
You can actually tell Nico(Brentford jersey) is literally looking up Iraq's Wikipedia page on his iPad while they’re talking. I'm pretty familiar with the national team page layouts, you can see him say they reached the World Cup in 1986 while looking at the iPad and says they lost all three (easily identifiable on the competition record tables) then you can see his finger scrolling down while the other hosts are declaring it as the biggest win in Iraq history and the table immediately below it has their AFC Asian Cup record and he says hold up at the end.
As a big basketball fan as well, stuff like this happens all the time in Inside the NBA, the most popular nba pregame show But at least with inside the nba, they have one main guy that coordinates the show and knows every detail
The knowledge of these Americans about how good a team is at playing soccer (or more accurately, football) depends on 1. How much do they know about that country and 2. How rich that country is. I mean, "Is this Iraq's biggest win?" Lmao
@@superninja252yeah, and the modern day American accent resembles the British accent from a century ago too, and the imperial system that Americans use was created by the British 500 years ago, the point is, while everyone has moved on to better, more efficient and unified forms of communication and measurement, why hasn’t the USA?
Englishman here. I won’t judge everyone in America who loves Football and has a genuine passion and love for the game based on these muppets. We have idiots who commentate on the game everywhere.
I will say. Morning Footy is comprised of a charistmatic host, an ex-MLS Player, a Comedian, and an actual Pundit. Seeing Maxwell melting over a bad joke was funny to see ngl
Video is completely valid. I mean it is to be expected that people don't know everything, but there is a bar one ought not drop below and no matter where we feel this bar must be, this is well under it.
I moved from the UK to US in 1983, when there was basically zero coverage of football on US TV. The 1984 WC was my first intro to American commentators and I basically muted the sound, because it was so dumbed down. The commentary has gotten better, but I still much prefer UK commentary because I know they do their homework and are well versed on the teams. CBS does a great show on CBS.
The arrogance of that show. If. I know Asia has not been taking seriously be the west in a long time but god damn. If you dont know anything about the tournament, you shouldnt be the ones talking about it. Im not even american but that have me a level of embarrassing i didnt know was possible
American broadcasts over football hurt me to watch when compared to European ones. I watch American Football and I enjoy those broadcasts, but as soon as a sport isn’t “American” the quality goes out the door in my opinion
The fact that I have a degree in Sports Communications and a masters in Sports Management. I’ve studied sport, in particular football, all over the world and I still can’t get a look from an American sports media company to do football work. Genuinely pains me watching things like this.
Have you approached every football club of all divisions? A friend of mine did just that after getting an journalism degree. He got a 3 month stint at Championship side and eventually got a job at Man City. As a result applied and got offers st Sky, BBC and ITV Sport. It took about 18 months from graduation.
Respectfully, the causal fan isn’t following the Asian Cup. I’ve heard more about AFCON than the Asian cup anywhere. Edit: UK based TalkSPORT as far as I can tell hasn’t even mentioned it.
What difference does that make? Silly comment. These people are paid to make these segments and they seem like a bunch of idiots who only just discovered the continent of Asia exists. The casual fan isn't expected to know any of this, sure, because the Asian Cup isn't a super popular tournament. Many of my Korean and Australian friends barely care about this tournament either. But they know that there is something between Korea and Japan (and if you didn't, that doesn't make it better, it just confirms that you as an individual are an idiot)
What an embarrassment!!! Yes, it is a secondary tourney at this moment... but there is NO excuse for exterme lack of preparation from this large network.
Says who, I rather enjoy watching football with American commentators than British ones, Brits are condescending towards the other leagues and really monotone, whilst Americans are more into the game and the way they commentate its like making u feel ur present at the game, tehy bring that fan atmosphere to the screens
The fact that back in 2022 when US announced a friendly vs Japan and a bunch of Americans were saying on twitter that they thought Japanese players were rice farmers kinda says a lot about how much they care about anything that didn't happen in the US.
First time I've seen one of your videos, but I could feel your pain. That "show" was breathtaking in how embarrassing it was. My cringe was only lessened by the sympathy I had for your torment.
I can’t believe you brought up comfort women in a conversation about soccer. It’s 2024. No one brings up the holocaust when Germany plays, or the Atomic bomb or napalm bombing when the US plays. But Japan, oh no we have to bring up history because it’s the only thing we’ve been taught.
The sins of your grandfathers are not for yours to carry. So I totally agree with you. Why should the current generation must be held responsible for something that happen way before they was born? Why should the media fan up all the flames from the past towards the current and future generations?
@@wanr5701 yes, but they were not even “sins”. It was the age of empires. Everybody who could went around the world conquering, looting, and murdering. And those who couldn’t were conquered, looted, and murdered. Why should it have been different for Japan?
@@1969ES175 i can only think that they are so insecure and having lots of inferiority complex within them, that they need to be reminded constantly about the past that the world is against them. Too bad.
These kinds of matters are brought all the time in soccer, if you doubt just look at the Balkan scene, no one brings holocaust when Germany plays, maybe is because Germany went through a long and painful process of getting rid of the semblance of nazism that could possibly exist in the country and constantly apologizes for the holocaust. Japan not so much.
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I thought it couldn’t get worse than ESPN FC, but CBS morning footy has set a new standard for incompetent punditry
Espn legit not that bad. I mean they don't know anything about these things but they don't really talk about it either and when they do they call like the random dude who does know a ton but never appears
@@juanperret7044 ESPN in latin america is shit currently, atleast for me a barcelona fan. Like you watch a match and the constant slandering and shit talk is insane! Idk whats worse, clueless pundits or very biased pundits..
@davidvalencia129 but is it in English or Spanish. And yeah the espn pundits for English are pretty partisan but theyre critical of their own teams
U like espnfc but I about to quite on the show bc they talk about real Madrid for 3 straight days when there is 2 international tournaments going on
Also gab is like the only person with common sense on the show to me and they just shit talk him every time is annoying
At least ESPN Fc is entertaining
the fact that not even the show producers and writers had some info for the panel to bounce off on speaks words on how little they care about the asian cup 💀
Yeah, the presenters are clearly there for their *looks*, but nobody on that show has brains it seems. Shows how little some/most Americans acknowledges what's outside of their little world, made up of of 50 states. Imagine this lot covering AF Con... "liKe aRe aLL tHeSe cOuntRies iNsiDE AfRicA? HoW biG is aFriCa? Do ThEY eVeN haVe eLecTriCitY tHeRe?" ☠️
I mean, it’s not where their money is. At least half of the Asian cup is there before 7 AM for half of Americans.
@@gracielynn9623 yeah that’s true but even just having a few points prepared so they don’t sound completely lost would kinda help 🤷♀️
I understand that asian cup isn't as highly regarded compared to Euros, Copa, and Afcon. But at that point, instead of making such a lackluster content, just don't make it imo.
@@maestroplay6563 exactly, if you’re not going to put in the effort then it’s just a waste of time
As a Korean, the rivalry between us and Japan goes very very very deep both historically and sports wise. We always say, "Never lose to Japan, even when in rock paper scissors!"Big up to Maqwell for explaining this!
Wish you guys the best bro, from Indonesian here
I'm Japanese, and if we meet this tournament I hope that both fanbases will be accepting of the results. The lasting thing we need is like 10 comment wars going on at once...
@@TakayakaYT people in both Japan and South Korea treat it as a sports rivalry, as a Korean that went to Japan there is a lot of Korean culture like restaurants and pop culture and same goes for Japanese culture in South Korea
@@17Trees33 Yeah, I feel like we need to both acknowledge the past and focus on the present and future, not judge current matters by the past (though history is important of course)
@@TakayakaYT imo, even if we settle our pasts and face a peaceful future, treating each other as rivals (regardless of performance level differences) doesn't sound quite so bad
I actually cannot fathom 4 pundits asking if Iraq has won a World Cup.
They said if they’ve won at the World Cup, not the entire tournament lol. But I still get ur point
05:00 sounds like "have they won the world cup?" to me
@stevqtalent it's clear she asks "if they won AT A World Cup"
Shit was fucking wild
“We’ll look it up”
She clearly asked "Have they won AT the World Cup?" Not have they won A World Cup.
Maxwell probably has no desire to talk about vietnams Asian cup 2023 journey lmao
A lot of desire. Too much, even, expect a cr1me of passion. Idk to who, probably Troussier, but expect some spicy rants lad😂
Last minute, oh woah a terrible journey our national team
The fact they just lost 2-3 again against Iraq
@@darvel9133 is not like the tie would have made a difference
Again last minute goal
For a country that has a sports culture that heavily based on data and statistics, I'm surprised they don't research more about this.
That’s only reserved for American football and basketball sadly 😂
@@dragonmaster3207baseball?
I don’t see what analytics have to do with cultural history or former achievements but yeah
@@krusher181 maybe if you keep watching you'd know why this is being said
@@krusher181it’s that reporters will know the last time a very random stat happened, thus they done a lot of research
"Is that a rivalry"
I spat my drink out omg.
Uneducated 20 something from the north west of England and I know about Japan and Korea's cultural beef. How does the man on the TV doing a sporting program about the Asian Cup not know this.
Fellow brit here, I swear Americans are so far up their own arses that they don’t even know their own history.
They spent years in the Pacific Theatre of WW2, they love talking about the heroics of the US, but are allergic to learning the details of THEIR OWN WAR.
The only asian subject covered in American schools is Japans WW2 involvement.
Unfathomable
He's Cuban
@@frankf684 *against usa
I'm sure they don't even know china was part of it
makes me thankful i live in Australia, panel full of past players and actual experts and Simon Hill on comms, cant get much better than that for Asian football
Simon hill Asian football's answer to Peter Drury
You better not be a eurosnob
@@BrodyDarwizzy absolutely not, support Adelaide more than I'll ever support any European team
@@milkk_ good boy
as far as i have seen at least on paramount plus there has been no coverage pre or post game, have i missed something? if so please let me know
Vietnam would have a WC if the Maxwell curse didn’t exist
FNG would have been 4th choice left back for West Brom if the Maxwell curse didn't exist
Germany and Hamburg can't win trophies because of Fiago Curse
Vietnam and Arsenal can't win trophies because of Maqwell curse
Now we need a third curse to complete the Holy Trinity of Curses lol.
Dont forget harry kane
OVER 7.8 KOREANS WERE CONSCRIPTED???? Thats like nearly 8!😱😱
7.8 is really far away from 40320
I was only listening when this came on, I had to pause and double take when he said this!
Technically more than 7 million koreans is over 7.8 koreans
@@FistrikeWe all know that’s just a semantic technicality
@@matthewvaughan8192 it's also called a pun or a joke 😅
Friendly reminder that Kate Abdo got her job from her professionalism and competence, not just her good looks
And she's damned good at her job. She's a fan and she knows her game.
Nobody worth mentioning sees Kate work and think she’s just a pretty face
The good looks helped, dude. Not to say her professionalism is lacking whatsoever. But there's a reason you don't see ugly women in broadcasting occupations.
what good looks)
@@alekseifedorov949literally 🤣 she’s mid
The fact that this uploaded at the same time as Vietnam was 2-2 with iraq, makes this perfect
He jinxed it, Now its 3-2
We won 🎉
@@sultansalahdin5435hala ❤
You jinxed it
@@sultansalahdin5435wow you beat a terrible team, congrats
IRAQ 3 - 2 VIETNAM, YOU GOTTA FEEL SORRY FOR MAQWELL
Lol and last minute goal again 😂😂😂
This one is Iraq's biggest win
@DanioniCampiel no iraq has defeated tougher opponent in more critical situations,still a great game tho and vitneam produced a great fight, (sorry for bad English)
@@يوسفعمارنة-ش9ت It was just a joke
The disrespect toward asia is unreal, I see it all the time on twitter
It's on Europe too, actually it comes from Europe
"Anything outside of European football is bad muahmuah"
@@superninja252man I’m Scottish and people disrespect our national team all the time. Only European royalty get good treatment. It’s just human nature I think.
@@superninja252Europe is far worse at this I think.
America is ignorant but Europe is arrogant about Asian and African football being unimportant (Despite every team having plenty of African and Asian players)
People that hate international football really make the sport worse
@@superninja252 There's one level above this with english fans calling every other league than the prem a farmers league and it's mostly them who act like how you describe. I'd assume that for example in germany people respect other leagues a lot more because we aren't so detached from reality when it comes to how clubs are perceived.
@@Me-ui1zy its not just African and asia, is everywhere, even with south america THAT JUST WON A WORLD CUP
As a Haitian who had to grow up watching Fox Sports I feel your pain😂Their pundits still to this day don’t realize Haiti won a Concacaf championship in 1973
Ain’t gonna lie g I didn’t know either
I don’t think anyone knows that. Not really a reason to bring up concacaf championships from before most of the viewers were born.
@@ian38367 They have every reason to bring it up when Haiti has a match in CONCACAF as it's their prestige as former champion. Even if they are not at their former level respect is due to former winners such as Greece and Danemark in euro.
England has no international championship since 1966, they are respected as a football nation but they get less respect in euro as they still hasn't won one.
The coverage of the gold cup is just as abysmal as the Asian cup
@@kevinbarrera9430it’s probably worse… that is unless you like hearing USMNT VS Mexico discourse for 45mins straight
What’s sad is Charlie Davies in the blue/red shirt is a former professional footballer who played in europe. You’d think his footballing knowledge would be better than this. Like, I dont wanna rag on him because he was a fantastic player and all, but…..HE PLAYED IN THE 2009 CONFEDERATIONS CUP. Im pretty sure Iraq played there too!!!!
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exactly he played against the same Spain team that played against Iraq in the confederations cup
Charlie Davies is a joke
In Europe as in Madrid, Bayern, Liverpool, Ajax?, or Europe as in Las Palmas, Huddersfield Town, Derby County?
@@MarioSantos-zx4bj sweden with Hammarby (either that or Orebro) and France with Sochaux
The fact they didn't know about Iraq's miraculous 2007 Asian Cup🤦♂️
They act as if Iraq is a minnow, which is not true in the Asian Cup - aside from the 2007 win, they finised 4th in 2015 (they've also finished 4th in 1976) and had qualified for every tournament since 1996.
I'm American and even I knew that one, idk how these guys were even hired if they're not at least gonna do some research before talking.
@@duckway4733The worst thing is: You can do a fanastic job without doing the research yourself. Every TV station (that is sending professional sports) has entire teams to do that for everyone involved.
I’ve well aware of the 🇯🇵 🇰🇷 rivalry in baseball and in history, can’t believe they had no clue about the football rivalry. It’s obvious! This is why no one takes football in America seriously, it’s so sad to see.
Edit: in Iraq games, they always mention 2007, all it takes is to watch the highlights and they’ll mention it!
No this is an example of people not taking football seriously, it’s not WHY people don’t.
The reason people don’t is MUCH deeper than you can imagine if you’ve never lived in North America. We have other sports and a culture built around hating soccer/football.
This show they don't even know about the WWII in Asia.
The women's teams even faced each other at the Olympic Games in 2016. That is in the past 10 years, totally inexcusable.
@@mariosportsmaster7662if these pundits don’t care about a large scale men’s tournament watched by millions, they sure as hell haven’t watched a single women’s game in the olympics.
.Soccer is behind football,baseball and basketball in the US.Soccer for a long time was a sport for “girls” or not tough enough for football.not as much as it once was,soccer is mocked in America.Im a new American soccer fan and I feel very disingenuous calling it football sorry.
Here's the thing that bums me out - Western networks generally consider international tournaments not named World Cup, Euros or Copa America (such as the Asian Cup or the AFCON) as meaningless or just a sideshow. And we clearly see it in this video with the 'pundits' not putting even the slightest effort and basically tell the viewers "Don't watch it - it's a meaningless tournament and you'll be wasting your time". This is downright disrespectful.
Not disrespectful it is just a fact that those teams historically are not a draw. In the World Cup those games are mostly skipped.
@DaddyFutbol Maybe skipped to you until your favorite teams get knocked out by Asian or African teams and get a surprised pikachu face when that happens. Now that is funny.
Real talk, if you are a pundit covering anything at least do research, it would make you look less like an idiot.
@@DaddyFutbolAnd what you just mentioned is disrespectful.
@@DaddyFutbol Bruh,you're just prove of how arrogant and ignorant Americans are.No wonder teams like T&T and Slovenia does beat America's butts in football.
Why would Western viewers care when their nation/club aren't being represented? Lol. Some may watch it out of interest, but you honestly cannot expect an entire hemisphere of people to jump up and follow passionately. Differing time-zones don't help that much either. As for the World Cup, well, again, your nation is involved, you want them to do well and go far, so you might be more willing to stay up and watch them play.
Australia will always be involved in this competition and always has coverage and a following here, probably far greater than the States.
The sole reason why many Non-European nations follow big European clubs religiously is because of clever marketing, selling their brands to people. These people are seen as "plastic fans" or "glory hunters". Remember, Football today is far bigger and more globally watched than it was about 20 years ago. The pundits are failing here as they aren't doing a good enough job to sell the competition to its presumably small fanbase in the U.S.
Most European people already have passion for a club deeply entrenched in them coming from towns, cities and countries with centuries worth of Football teams well established.
On a side note, these competitions also happen mid-season, pulling key players from their clubs which hampers the club's progress in their respective leagues. Again, most people follow their club far more religiously than their national team, so this matters a lot.
Just a few things to consider.
Petition for maqwell to become the replacement to all commentators for this show
No
Iraq’s win in the 2007 Asian Cup is genuinely one of the greatest stories in world soccer and it’s genuinely baffling that they had to look it up
Crazy how they didn’t qualify for that 2010 World Cup or any world cups since
It was a big deal in the news.
Well greece won eurocup 2004 and didn't made it to the 2006 wc
No body in Europe knows anything about it.
It is not one of the greatest stories in world soccer bro 😂😂
Who's here just after watching Maqwell's stream, suffering and feeling the pain of deafet from watching Vietnam lose to Iraq
I think a show covering the Asian Cup for a western audience SHOULD have an uninformed guy that asks the questions. I’m more concerned that literally NO ONE actually had an answer??? Like how???
yeah exactly!! the guy asking questions is for an uninformed audience but that only works if they have some answers 😭
What do u mean by western audience like European and american ones?
@@ERICTENHAG56 anything outside of the Asian cup in this case tbh
Feels like CBS went to a random pub, grabbed whoever they could find and said “Talk about this for 30 minutes.”
Charlie Davies can't draw 1k audience on his RUclips. Somehow cbs hired him. It's crazy
@@BenAkalonu He knew a guy who knew a guy to get him a job
This is such an untapped market in American sports. AFCON too. It would be a gigantic success too, groundbreaking. People make mistakes, but people with your talent and others like Football Pharaoh (check him out if you are an international football freak like me), would take the love of football to the next level.
The brazilian coverage of the Asian Cup was sensational. Comentators were clearly interested, knew every backstory and context and did an amazing job at informing the public. They also had a Japanese-Brazilian, who is already one of the best commentators ESPN Brasil has, dedicated to the tournament.
Meanwhile, they have an AFCON correspondent and the AFCON isn’t on Paramount+ smh
The Asian cup is on paramount plus so is the AFC champions league
Nico Cantor, the guy wearing the Brentford jersey, is the son of Andres Cantor… who is one of the most iconic sports commentators of the Spanish language. This is more proof that he’s never gonna be as great as his father.
Shout out to the guy who actually knows ball.
That's Nico Cantor, Andres's son.
Knows ball? Fucks ball?
Glad you like Simon Hill. He' s Australia's best commentator and truly champions the sport and the local league here. We're lucky to have him.
oh my gosh, i never thought anyone would care to notice! so glad i’m not alone in feeling this way. i watched a few shows during the women’s world cup. as a country with such a dominant history in women’s football, you’d think these executives would platform people who know what they’re talking about
I was living in a world of ignorant bliss before this, I’m so glad I don’t regularly check out morning footy. They literally treat their jobs like it’s a casual podcast between friends. Casual can be fine if you have some balance. I think the TIFO football podcast was the peak of football content
never have I laughed so much at Max suffering “watching” this football coverage from CBS 😂
You'd think they could find at least ONE player who played in, like, half of an Asian Cup tournament before
American commentary: what are these countries?
what are countries? are status countries?
Maqwell is doing everything he can to avoid talking about Vietnam in the Asian cup
NGL, I do kinda love it when staggering stupidity reduces Maqwell to an incoherent rage for our entertainment.
Reminded me of that podcast which called Mbappe "Mgappe"
And him, Messi and Nedermeyer are all teammates.......in the Premiere League.
(how awesome would that have been tho???)
"Is that a rivalry?"
That gave me physical pain.
I know Nico was internally screaming when hearing his colleagues talk.
Nico just waiting till it's ready for "fútbol de primera" with his dad in Spanish. He's the best!
Comeback stronger for Vietnam. If Indonesia didn't qualify for R16, that's okay Maxwell let we unite again for supporting USMNT for Copa America success.. Greetings from US Soccer fan from Indonesia that supported Vietnam and USA at FIFA Women's World Cup last year. 🇻🇳🇺🇲🇮🇩
I couldn't expect less from the morning footy to talk about Asian cup tournament... there's one time Charlie Davies keeps on telling that American coaches/managers always being disrespect in Europe and then proceed to be shut down by Thierry Henry lmao
And Clint Dempsey agreed with Henry.
Victim complex
This kind of stuff really hurts me to my core because ive always wanted to be a commentator/pundit, to get paid to talk about the game i love, and instead i have to watch THIS as the people who are supposed "professionals"
FR, the most useless cardboard cutouts get those jobs
goes to show how bad your nations football talk shows are when most average football fans could do a better job than these pundits.
The worst part is that they will get away with it
People watching would definitely give them some stick but that’s it
The guy with the Brentford kit being the only one who knows anything
The guy in the orange being a gooner makes this rant 10x more hilarious 😂😂😂
As a diehard Arsenal supporter, we don’t claim him.
@@melodiclogic9904 10000000%. he sucks. we have disowned him. he can be a spurs or blues fan for all we care
@@muhammadyousef7965cmon, don't let us blues take him. We are neughbors after all. We can pass him to Spurs.
This guys suck badly. I mean they just suck
@@muhammadyousef7965 Saying he could be a spurs fan is cold. Is like saying the "f" word to him jaja
Why did they kept throwing questions when they noticed no one around the table has a basic answer 😆
Just about your average North American world and geographic knowledge display 😅
Well above average, actually, which makes it worse 🫣😂
@@GoofyPilled Lmaoooo 😭🤣🤣
But if you also ask any Europeans they would be clueless about Asia.
@@lorenzo4819yep they are just as ignorant as americans especially the French and brits
Americans not Canadians and Mexicans
watching morning footy is like watching single digit iq commentary
What’s even funnier is one of those pundits claimed bias against Americans, not due to their lack of merit, but simply because they were American in Europe 😂
The smile on his face. Christ almighty
I am one minute in, I am from europe, so I have no stake in the discussion, but the lack of knowledge of history, of the sporting rivalry, and the general disrespect, is astonishing, and disgusting
🤡🤡🤡
Arabic football commentary is the best : intense, poetry, humor...etc
Brazilian also has it lol
Maybe the inspirational came from here
@@superninja252 Yes we call it in arabic "the latin school"
Take it you have never seen european football before especially in england arabic football is tragic to watch
Well, as an Iraqi, I am so fucking offended right now
Oh shut up no you are not, its not the biggest deal dude
you can just feel that these people want to switch to talking about european football. and it would still suck with lots of broken sentences, weird silences, constant questioning whether something is correct and utter lies. its not just that these people did not do their homework, they just dont know how to talk on the big screen without a dedicated script.
Because for some strange reason Americans never got to like football (soccer) in spite of having the world's two greatest players (Pelé and Messi) playing in the USA....No way....they like baseball, their own football (rugby) and basketball...they'll never become really interested in our football.
You can tell these guys that England's most successful team are Manchester Rovers and they'd probably believe you.
Expecting Americas to know Japanese and Korean relations at any capacity is fucking hilarious 😭
but isnt it the fact that theyre paid to know the teams in depth in the tournament
They are paid to know these things.
They got a show on f*cking CBS to know these things.
@@attakaiithey're american. They probably don't even know what a Tajikistan is
Nah man WW2 is probably the most studied time in history, including American history so yeah they should know some of this stuff. The horrific things Imperial Japan did is pretty common knowledge.
It’s kinda their job…
These "pundits" make Eli Eluko, Michael Owen and Robbie Savage look like footballing geniuses
Vietnam Iraq video when
Bro the game is still going on, what are you talking about.
iraq won 3-2 after last minute pen
@mosaabtwice3999
Why Iraq always score goals in the last minute against Vietnam 😂😂😂
That's Vietnam history.@@kinghassan3122
You can actually tell Nico(Brentford jersey) is literally looking up Iraq's Wikipedia page on his iPad while they’re talking. I'm pretty familiar with the national team page layouts, you can see him say they reached the World Cup in 1986 while looking at the iPad and says they lost all three (easily identifiable on the competition record tables) then you can see his finger scrolling down while the other hosts are declaring it as the biggest win in Iraq history and the table immediately below it has their AFC Asian Cup record and he says hold up at the end.
I’ve only ever heard American commentary over sports like the NBA and NFL, so I guess the eccentricity is better suited for those sports
Actually, imo American sports commentary is deteriorating (pretty rapidly) across the board, even in sports like the nba and nfl
Not anymore. Honestly most people have just moved here on youtube where you can find content about your team from a fan of said team.
@@davidbaker6157. Shaq and Chuck (Charles Barkley) have admitted they don’t watch the Games and don’t know Players Names🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿🤦🏿
WTF!?!...Are they "Cultural" rivals?...What the hell kind of question is that to be asking on a soccer show?
Morning Footy hurts me as an American.
As a big basketball fan as well, stuff like this happens all the time in Inside the NBA, the most popular nba pregame show
But at least with inside the nba, they have one main guy that coordinates the show and knows every detail
The knowledge of these Americans about how good a team is at playing soccer (or more accurately, football) depends on 1. How much do they know about that country and 2. How rich that country is.
I mean, "Is this Iraq's biggest win?" Lmao
Dudes are bad indeed, but Spccer term was created in England based on the official name of sport, Association Football
@@superninja252yeah, and the modern day American accent resembles the British accent from a century ago too, and the imperial system that Americans use was created by the British 500 years ago, the point is, while everyone has moved on to better, more efficient and unified forms of communication and measurement, why hasn’t the USA?
9:00 yes the one who called the legendary Australia Uruguay game for SBS…my word that was a great moment
As a Korean, yes, yes there's a cultural rivalry. Read a book.
Englishman here. I won’t judge everyone in America who loves Football and has a genuine passion and love for the game based on these muppets. We have idiots who commentate on the game everywhere.
How can you be *this* unprepared when covering an international tournament? Or any football competition?
why even do the show if they know nothing?
"Have Iraq won the world cup? We'll look it up" NO WAY LMAOO
I will say. Morning Footy is comprised of a charistmatic host, an ex-MLS Player, a Comedian, and an actual Pundit.
Seeing Maxwell melting over a bad joke was funny to see ngl
I feel bad for the one guy who actually knows something and then there's just the other 3 idiots
I do listen to morning footy quite regularly. I wish they did more due dilligence with their punditry.
Video is completely valid. I mean it is to be expected that people don't know everything, but there is a bar one ought not drop below and no matter where we feel this bar must be, this is well under it.
The word you're looking for is "ignorant"
Preach! Thank you for a great video maxwell You spoke so well what needed to be said! Cheers!
03:50 they only know iraq for Saddam
I moved from the UK to US in 1983, when there was basically zero coverage of football on US TV. The 1984 WC was my first intro to American commentators and I basically muted the sound, because it was so dumbed down. The commentary has gotten better, but I still much prefer UK commentary because I know they do their homework and are well versed on the teams. CBS does a great show on CBS.
Sorry, I meant 1986 WC.
The arrogance of that show. If. I know Asia has not been taking seriously be the west in a long time but god damn. If you dont know anything about the tournament, you shouldnt be the ones talking about it. Im not even american but that have me a level of embarrassing i didnt know was possible
American broadcasts over football hurt me to watch when compared to European ones. I watch American Football and I enjoy those broadcasts, but as soon as a sport isn’t “American” the quality goes out the door in my opinion
The fact that I have a degree in Sports Communications and a masters in Sports Management. I’ve studied sport, in particular football, all over the world and I still can’t get a look from an American sports media company to do football work. Genuinely pains me watching things like this.
Have you approached every football club of all divisions? A friend of mine did just that after getting an journalism degree. He got a 3 month stint at Championship side and eventually got a job at Man City. As a result applied and got offers st Sky, BBC and ITV Sport. It took about 18 months from graduation.
I'd like to know if those people could even point out the coutries mentioned on a map. Probably not.
Respectfully, the causal fan isn’t following the Asian Cup. I’ve heard more about AFCON than the Asian cup anywhere.
Edit: UK based TalkSPORT as far as I can tell hasn’t even mentioned it.
What difference does that make? Silly comment. These people are paid to make these segments and they seem like a bunch of idiots who only just discovered the continent of Asia exists. The casual fan isn't expected to know any of this, sure, because the Asian Cup isn't a super popular tournament. Many of my Korean and Australian friends barely care about this tournament either. But they know that there is something between Korea and Japan (and if you didn't, that doesn't make it better, it just confirms that you as an individual are an idiot)
Probably because theres only a few well known Premier League players involved in the Asian Cup.
What an embarrassment!!! Yes, it is a secondary tourney at this moment... but there is NO excuse for exterme lack of preparation from this large network.
Maqwell gives us a history lesson, quite rightfully as a therapy session in order to avoid talking about Vietnam 😭
Says who, I rather enjoy watching football with American commentators than British ones, Brits are condescending towards the other leagues and really monotone, whilst Americans are more into the game and the way they commentate its like making u feel ur present at the game, tehy bring that fan atmosphere to the screens
American commentary is something I will never listen too. I rather listen to British commentary.
Brits are diehard supporters of Football. Ofc anyone will choose them over Americans
As someone who has watched the aleague with Simon Hills commentary for many years its great to see him get recognition!
he's so underrated !!!
The fact that back in 2022 when US announced a friendly vs Japan and a bunch of Americans were saying on twitter that they thought Japanese players were rice farmers kinda says a lot about how much they care about anything that didn't happen in the US.
I literally just read about comfort women less than two weeks ago. Great work man. Keep it up!
First time I've seen one of your videos, but I could feel your pain. That "show" was breathtaking in how embarrassing it was. My cringe was only lessened by the sympathy I had for your torment.
They didn’t only fail to find the right experts, they didn’t find any!
Embarrassed as an OCSC fan that that man represents our fan base. We have a very dedicated fan base for such a small club, especially as a USL club.
How does CBS go from The Champion’s League show to the Morning Shitty
I can’t believe you brought up comfort women in a conversation about soccer. It’s 2024. No one brings up the holocaust when Germany plays, or the Atomic bomb or napalm bombing when the US plays. But Japan, oh no we have to bring up history because it’s the only thing we’ve been taught.
The sins of your grandfathers are not for yours to carry. So I totally agree with you. Why should the current generation must be held responsible for something that happen way before they was born? Why should the media fan up all the flames from the past towards the current and future generations?
@@wanr5701 yes, but they were not even “sins”. It was the age of empires. Everybody who could went around the world conquering, looting, and murdering. And those who couldn’t were conquered, looted, and murdered. Why should it have been different for Japan?
@@1969ES175 i can only think that they are so insecure and having lots of inferiority complex within them, that they need to be reminded constantly about the past that the world is against them. Too bad.
These kinds of matters are brought all the time in soccer, if you doubt just look at the Balkan scene, no one brings holocaust when Germany plays, maybe is because Germany went through a long and painful process of getting rid of the semblance of nazism that could possibly exist in the country and constantly apologizes for the holocaust. Japan not so much.
This Is football man, a national game is just a way to remind us why we hate each other.
7.8 did they cut the poor dudes arm off or sum
As a italian Mexican I'm happy that i actually know about Football i always correct my friends when they called it soccer 🤣🤣
Why? Soccer is ENGLISH, the people who invented the sport called it that first and most of the world still does.
Well, yea. If you know your history. You would know it's definitely a rivalry.
To be fair nobody cares about the Asian Cup 😂
Then why are you looking at this video?