Soccer is more skills based sports while America Football and Basketball is more size and heights based sports. That why I love soccer, hard work really matter while if you are not 6.3 ft to 6.8 ft you are not gonna make in NFL or NBA
So that’s not true, football (soccer) is my favorite sport. But, American football has a lot of technicality that you won’t appreciate if you don’t understand it. Can’t speak for basketball I’ve never watched a game before. But my point stands it doesn’t come down to size and heights.
@@godsquadclips4000 100% a big factor why I love football. You can be a small tiny guy or a huge dude. Both have their place. Take a look at a football manager "card". No matter what part of the game you're good at you can likely be useful somewhere in some way.
Thats some braindead ass takes there my boy...to say basketball is more size and height based shows you legit know nothing of other sports and are just a soccer fanboy
@@germanbernal9095 There are def outliers I played all 4 sports growing up (chose soccer over basketball in HS obv because it was my fav sport) but most of the best players from each of those sports played multiple sports. Football wasn't specifically difficult, I found it to be pretty easy as a tailback but that's because of the other sports I played. Middle Infield, Tailback, point guard, and Forward (striker).. I'd say regardless of what sport you choose once you become pro, it's a whole different level than any 18 and under league and you're competing against the best of the best.. so the skill will def be there.. I don't like comparing sports because they are so different but just from a skill perspective I found soccer to be the most challenging. That's just my perspective at least.
It's not like in Europe we teach 4 year olds how to counter-press, avoid off-side, play zone defence or how to make sure your rest-defence is in check. No, we let them have fun and only when their about 7 or 8 tactical and technical stuff is sparsely being thaught, increasing year by year of course.
Here in Belgium it's all about technique since the early naughts. It's why while dribling is certainly not one of KDB's tasks he's still clearly technically skilled. No, I don't know what happened to Lukaku. Haha.
@@Londronable No it's not , I live close to Belgium and they let, as everywhere else in Europe, have the kids up to 6,7 years just have fun in small teams (2 vs 2, 4 vs 4 or 6 vs 6) on small pitches and slightly increase skills and tactics into the game. And in Belgium they even start slightly later playing 11 vs 11 as in the NL's. Belgium = U14 (12 or 13 years) NL = D (11 or 12 year olds).
American sports is about hero ball ...one player has all the power ..football is not like that the captain doesn't have to be the best player on the team that's a foreign concept to americans
Isn't soccer similar? They have the "forward" players. Also, in Basketball and Baseball the "captains" are also not the best in the team... well sometimes they are but obviously captains are gonna be above average. In American Football this might be more the case, as the Quarterback is supposed to be the leader but it's due to the role. The QB dictates the play, so they have to have that "in charge" mentality. That said the other positions are still highly regarded, as a good RB or WR can carry a team. Football is more like a battle, where the generals is trying to penetrate enemy defenses. The QB is the general, and each "play" is a rehearsed battle tactic the gives the general on the fly options.
@@MrSirFluffy messi and ronaldo can't tell the club which players to bring in but LeBron can that's wrong ...LeBron can even get another player traded that's too much power for a player
Y’all should be the first to promote US soccer, we have a pretty good squad coming into the Copa America this summer so we have a chance to compete with the likes of Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and even Mexico again. The MLS also seems to be gaining a good amount of attention with incredible sell out crowds so some reactions to these games can be great
I liked your high school recruiting analogy in Texas football, but these academies in soccer take kids as young as elementary school… Also some of those players became naturalized Americans (dual citizens) by the time they were picked in the first World Cup
here kids start play with 4-5 years mostly bcs they love sport or parents want to play some sport,between 5-14 years they are taught game, after some time lots of them stop playing, with 14-15 you have decidate players and there is shown who have talent,. its like giving kids time to learn and grow up with game and then after years and years talentet are easier to spot BUT also less talented can folow game and rules.... depends on country and city how much they gonna be serios about geting kids in famous biger clubs.. and yes parents have leading word about negoation if kids are minor,.
the amount of youths that get trained at an early age here in the UK is amazing. but so so few of them actually make it into the top leagues. it's the same here as it is there in the US, skill is something you are born with naturally and we choose the best of the best.
Uk is messed up , it’s basically a rich kids sport. Kids in inner city are usually better but fly under the radar , while the kids with parents paying money get into academies
Wow I didn't know that's how our U.S. women's team became so good. I always wondered why every other country's women's national team always got dominated by us. Now I see why. Also Pay For Play is a HUGE reason that we'll probably never closed the gap to the rest of the world. I can't blame a talented young kid choosing American Football or Basketball over Soccer since his family probably can't even afford to get him into the next level without a lot of money. Until we find a way for kids in lower income communities a real chance to advance in the sport and make it "cool" to play for young kids. Also the MLS being a closed league without Promotion/Relegation really hurts too for development. Need real Youth Academy's that'll provide a poor kid access to the next level. I don't how the U.S can catch up barring a few lucky runs or upsets. This was a great overall video and reaction!
So Europeans are considered whimps cause of football and American football is considered a rough sport huh ... pretty sure the British invented a sport called Rugby and has no protection gear the Americans use in their version o Football. Food for thought I'd say America.
The protection gear in American Football are like boxing gloves, it just gives you the confidence to hit way harder than you would without it. NFL hits are like car accidents, while Rugby focuses on tackling form because if you tried to do what they do in the NFL without pads you'd be breathing through a tube in a week.
@@__vx3 I just googled real quick if Murican football is harder or rougher as rugby (just to be sure seeing both are not my sport) and the first four articles and websites I found all had similar meaning on the matter, I'll share the first two; ‘‘Rugby is generally considered to be a more physically demanding sport than football due to its lack of protective equipment and its emphasis on tackling and physical contact. Both sports require a high level of mental toughness and strategic planning, but the specific skills required in each sport are different.’’ - Esoprts ‘‘While both rugby and American football are physically demanding sports, rugby often stands out as a tougher and more challenging game.’’ - Fan Arch
@@__vx3You are taking the fucking piss you are not this stupid😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 American egg ball is a sport for a little pussies slash Americans real men play rugby
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One important point that needs to be taken into consideration is that football/soccer is expensive in America. If you have 2 kids and you want them to play soccer will cost for the average family a considerable amount of money. So you have a middle-class basin of talent to develop. Not so in Europe or South America. Clubs, big and small, are recruiting massively and will send a van ti pick your kids up for the training. All for free. And if you'll start to show some kind of talent by the age of 9-10 you will start to get free clothing, shoes and stuff.
Genuinely think if Russel Westbrook played soccer instead of bball growing up he would have been one of the best CBs, forwards, or goal keepers in the world. Along with a long list of other star athletes in other American sports.
I don't understand there obsession with the score Didn't the NBA all star game have the highest scoring record in the NBA (like 400) but people still booo them Isn't scoring a lot is enjoyable 😂😂 I've never heard someone say to me that game was Great because it ended in 15 goal or " brazil beat china 15-3 that must be a great game" what make a game great is the competitive edge and the high level skills not meaningless scoring 😂😂 I've even heard NBA fans say they wasted there time watching some games How does that happen ... Isn't scoring make it fun .😂
Maybe the high school teams recruit players when they're still in middle school, but some football players start playing for their academy before they're 10
Any sport that is predominantly played with the hands doesn't require much skill. You crawl with your hands and walk with your hands before you learn to walk. Learning how to walk with your feet even takes time and skill to even do, let alone do what footballers do with a football at their feet while staying balanced. We barely do anything with our feet because it's difficult. Its easier to do any and everything your would remotely think of doing with your feet with your hands.
the rly intresting thing is why woman soccer is so famous in america and male isnt, its because of scholarships in universities in time of euqality. there was a law passed that you need to give out the same amout of sport scholarships for women and men, and while they had all the football teams which where male only they needed something in exchange, and thats why they made the women soccer teams to give out scholarships to get the numbers. and thats also why they NOT gave out scholarships for male soccer players because then you would need to give out even more female ones, the male ones were reserved for american football and other sports.
Americans fans, while not all, are driven by entertainment first and foremost (Draft day, Halftime shows, Cheerleaders, Hollywood, Glitz & Glamour). This is why for example many Americans find Football(soccer) boring and slow. Even though ironically, NFL game has lesser play time compared to soccer. Most of the “game” time is actually halftime shows and Advertisements. It’s like Americans can stay focus for a period of time. They need a break and entertain their minds with other things. For me unless Americans personally starts to get interested in Soccer. Your potential wont go anywhere. You can have glimse here and there but nvr a solid foundation. Fortunately tho, there’s promise. With icons like Beckham bringing stars to Miami etc, lets hope the popularity will gradually increase. Enough until the gov wld build college league or something like the NCAA etc.
European club academies prepare the kids for a decades-long carreer, the trading system incentivizes them to think long term, that's what keeps them going financially. In US college sports, it seems like the athletes get used and abused for a few seasons until they get injured and tossed aside like trash. The incentives for US team owners are that different.
the US now has very reasonable talent, none of them close to world-class, but many of them are showing they can be reliable starters in different European leagues. In 15-20 yrs depending how American continue to develop it could change, but honestly who knows. Amercans for some reason only consider height and power as athletiscm but in football its different, you need technical ability and game iq, many amercain players still lack this but as I said in 10-15 yrs it could be different much different.
if the USA ever do adopt football fully, they will be awesome. it would take a couple of decades but with their pool of sprinting talent alone they would dominate. btw im not american
10:39 thats still the case. the biggest players for the US team arent even raised in america. they european, tillman, dest, balogun, in the past brooks, jermaine jones. the us national team is always a mix of us born dudes and europeans who had some american grandfather or something
US has nowadays a very decent mens team with some world class players like Dest, McKenny and Pulisic and promising talents like Tillman and Pepi. The US is actually my dark-horse for the 2026 World Cup held in Canada, USA and Mexico. And have the US womens team play against 15 year old boys and they'll get humiliated, as is proven many times over.
Bro nobody of them is worldclass…..pulisic is the best and kind of a fallen talent but he very good don’t get me wrong look where he plays but never starting player that’s a fact
@@westcoast9475 Yes they are, I see Dest, Tillman and Pepi play upclose on weekly basis and you already contradicted yourself on Pulisic, which I have seen play upclose in Dortmund a lot. And no offence, but I'm not your bro.
@@laziojohnny79 you don’t know what is worldclass, be realistic I have seen pulisic from dortmund days and he was a big talent went to Chelsea and he is a bench player from these days. To be worldclass you must be constantly and he is not and the other players are not close from worldclass…..calling McKenny worldclass is a joke …..and yes you are not my bro I see why!…you can’t be worldclass if you an average player that’s a fact! This guy Landon Donovan was he worldclass in your opinion?
@@westcoast9475 I've seen Romario many, many times from upclose, witnessed Ronaldo (Brazil) made his debute in Europe (NLs)and all his matches in Holland and seen the likes of Bergkamp, Nilis, Rivaldo, Gazza, Veron, Crespo, Robben, Xaví, Ronaldinho and many, many more worldclass players all from upcolse, I reckon I know what wordl class players are kid... And no, Donovan was ok-ish, not top class.
I think you sleeping on the US national team, they are low key legit, just a few improvements like most teams,yes they use to suck but definitely no more, I enjoyed watching them at the world cup, they beat Iran, got knocked out 2 0 by the Netherlands in quarter final, they drew with England, you got players in top clubs like juventus, ac Milan and so on, yall legit, I think Americans not caring affects them a lil bit psychologically but these are really good players, pulisic, Mckenzie, weah.
There's not much competition in women's football to be honest, men's football is way more competitive so it will be hard for the USA to win a world cup.
@@ashishd380 the USA will never win a football World Cup brother. You think they suddenly gon start beating Germany, France, Argentina, Brazil, Italy, Spain and England? Absolutely not.
@@TopDogStatus25 my brother in christ, more and more european teams have started scouting america, big investments are being made in the mls, academies are forming. you can't say they're mediocre right now even, pulisic and musah are regulars on milan, mckennie and even weah're getting minutes in juve, antonee robinson is a starter for fulham, even reyna before injuries was a great talent in dortmund. where have you seen this before with so many american players before this decade? and with the great amount of latinos, mexicans and other immigrants coming to the usa i personally see the usa being a great footballing power in the next 10/15 years
@@tomasdoria8274 that’s all great bro really but how on earth you want to compare a Pulisic and Weah with a Musiala, Wirtz, Mbappe, Bellingham. Forming good players or average players on European clubs isn’t enough to win a World Cup. With all the talent and academies England got even they haven’t won a World Cup since 1966 that’s how big the competition in a World Cup is. It’s so so far from reality speaking of the USA winning a World Cup. Let’s say the USA land a victory over a favorite like the Netherlands fine then it’s the next European giant or one of the 2 South American giants with pure world class players waiting. Only if you got world class players yourself you can win a World Cup and all the respect to Pulisic in the states they are the best American players ever but in Europe they are just average or let’s say good internationals. It’s like in basketball, the best current German basketball player Franz Wagner is insanely good in Germany one of the greatest players from Germany but in the NBA he isn’t even an Allstar. The USA won’t even come close to a World Cup victory in the next 60 years and only if you are consistent semifinal contender you are considered a footballing power. England waits for 58 years for a World Cup now, Brazil 22 years. Brazil the nation most people would call the goats of football.
@@mugiwaraluffy6791 The culture is strong, but the sport is boring. The fun is with everything surrounding the sport, but watching the sport itself is boring af. Which is why it's only enjoyable at a party or gathering where it's playing in the background and everyone pretends to care when a goal is made, then they go on doing other party stuff until the next goal is made IF there even is a 2nd goal.
Y’all should be the first to promote US soccer, we have a pretty good squad coming into the Copa America this summer so we have a chance to compete with the likes of Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and even Mexico again. The MLS also seems to be gaining a good amount of attention with incredible sell out crowds so some reactions to these games can be great
Soccer is more skills based sports while America Football and Basketball is more size and heights based sports. That why I love soccer, hard work really matter while if you are not 6.3 ft to 6.8 ft you are not gonna make in NFL or NBA
Exactly… you can be short or tall, muscular or skinny and still be an amazing player. It’s about ur game IQ and skills over physical ability
So that’s not true, football (soccer) is my favorite sport. But, American football has a lot of technicality that you won’t appreciate if you don’t understand it. Can’t speak for basketball I’ve never watched a game before. But my point stands it doesn’t come down to size and heights.
@@godsquadclips4000 100% a big factor why I love football.
You can be a small tiny guy or a huge dude. Both have their place.
Take a look at a football manager "card". No matter what part of the game you're good at you can likely be useful somewhere in some way.
Thats some braindead ass takes there my boy...to say basketball is more size and height based shows you legit know nothing of other sports and are just a soccer fanboy
@@germanbernal9095 There are def outliers I played all 4 sports growing up (chose soccer over basketball in HS obv because it was my fav sport) but most of the best players from each of those sports played multiple sports. Football wasn't specifically difficult, I found it to be pretty easy as a tailback but that's because of the other sports I played. Middle Infield, Tailback, point guard, and Forward (striker).. I'd say regardless of what sport you choose once you become pro, it's a whole different level than any 18 and under league and you're competing against the best of the best.. so the skill will def be there.. I don't like comparing sports because they are so different but just from a skill perspective I found soccer to be the most challenging. That's just my perspective at least.
It's not like in Europe we teach 4 year olds how to counter-press, avoid off-side, play zone defence or how to make sure your rest-defence is in check. No, we let them have fun and only when their about 7 or 8 tactical and technical stuff is sparsely being thaught, increasing year by year of course.
Here in Belgium it's all about technique since the early naughts. It's why while dribling is certainly not one of KDB's tasks he's still clearly technically skilled.
No, I don't know what happened to Lukaku. Haha.
@@Londronable No it's not , I live close to Belgium and they let, as everywhere else in Europe, have the kids up to 6,7 years just have fun in small teams (2 vs 2, 4 vs 4 or 6 vs 6) on small pitches and slightly increase skills and tactics into the game. And in Belgium they even start slightly later playing 11 vs 11 as in the NL's.
Belgium = U14 (12 or 13 years)
NL = D (11 or 12 year olds).
@@laziojohnny79 lazio fascist racist team, support as roma better
@@Flippityflap You could not have given a bigger and better impression of what ignorance and denseness is as you've managed to do here... well done! 👏
@@laziojohnny79 Boooo lazio boooo
The big-club academies in Europe scout talents from local and national clubs while they are still in primary school.
American sports is about hero ball ...one player has all the power ..football is not like that the captain doesn't have to be the best player on the team that's a foreign concept to americans
Isn't soccer similar? They have the "forward" players. Also, in Basketball and Baseball the "captains" are also not the best in the team... well sometimes they are but obviously captains are gonna be above average. In American Football this might be more the case, as the Quarterback is supposed to be the leader but it's due to the role. The QB dictates the play, so they have to have that "in charge" mentality. That said the other positions are still highly regarded, as a good RB or WR can carry a team.
Football is more like a battle, where the generals is trying to penetrate enemy defenses. The QB is the general, and each "play" is a rehearsed battle tactic the gives the general on the fly options.
@@MrSirFluffy messi and ronaldo can't tell the club which players to bring in but LeBron can that's wrong ...LeBron can even get another player traded that's too much power for a player
Y’all should be the first to promote US soccer, we have a pretty good squad coming into the Copa America this summer so we have a chance to compete with the likes of Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and even Mexico again. The MLS also seems to be gaining a good amount of attention with incredible sell out crowds so some reactions to these games can be great
Team USA already eliminated 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂What a retarded load of bollocks you are shit your team is shit also it’s called football not soccer you prick
This post aged well .. LOL
hey, all around the world.. every professional football player you see on tv.. has been playing scince they were like 6 or 7 years old...
Zealand is a great football youtuber!
I liked your high school recruiting analogy in Texas football, but these academies in soccer take kids as young as elementary school… Also some of those players became naturalized Americans (dual citizens) by the time they were picked in the first World Cup
FOOTBALL ITS FUCKING FOOTBALL NOT SOCCER
here kids start play with 4-5 years mostly bcs they love sport or parents want to play some sport,between 5-14 years they are taught game, after some time lots of them stop playing, with 14-15 you have decidate players and there is shown who have talent,. its like giving kids time to learn and grow up with game and then after years and years talentet are easier to spot BUT also less talented can folow game and rules.... depends on country and city how much they gonna be serios about geting kids in famous biger clubs..
and yes parents have leading word about negoation if kids are minor,.
the amount of youths that get trained at an early age here in the UK is amazing. but so so few of them actually make it into the top leagues. it's the same here as it is there in the US, skill is something you are born with naturally and we choose the best of the best.
Uk is messed up , it’s basically a rich kids sport. Kids in inner city are usually better but fly under the radar , while the kids with parents paying money get into academies
Wow I didn't know that's how our U.S. women's team became so good. I always wondered why every other country's women's national team always got dominated by us. Now I see why. Also Pay For Play is a HUGE reason that we'll probably never closed the gap to the rest of the world. I can't blame a talented young kid choosing American Football or Basketball over Soccer since his family probably can't even afford to get him into the next level without a lot of money. Until we find a way for kids in lower income communities a real chance to advance in the sport and make it "cool" to play for young kids. Also the MLS being a closed league without Promotion/Relegation really hurts too for development. Need real Youth Academy's that'll provide a poor kid access to the next level. I don't how the U.S can catch up barring a few lucky runs or upsets. This was a great overall video and reaction!
So Europeans are considered whimps cause of football and American football is considered a rough sport huh ... pretty sure the British invented a sport called Rugby and has no protection gear the Americans use in their version o Football. Food for thought I'd say America.
The protection gear in American Football are like boxing gloves, it just gives you the confidence to hit way harder than you would without it. NFL hits are like car accidents, while Rugby focuses on tackling form because if you tried to do what they do in the NFL without pads you'd be breathing through a tube in a week.
@@__vx3 I just googled real quick if Murican football is harder or rougher as rugby (just to be sure seeing both are not my sport) and the first four articles and websites I found all had similar meaning on the matter, I'll share the first two; ‘‘Rugby is generally considered to be a more physically demanding sport than football due to its lack of protective equipment and its emphasis on tackling and physical contact. Both sports require a high level of mental toughness and strategic planning, but the specific skills required in each sport are different.’’ - Esoprts
‘‘While both rugby and American football are physically demanding sports, rugby often stands out as a tougher and more challenging game.’’ - Fan Arch
@@__vx3You are taking the fucking piss you are not this stupid😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 American egg ball is a sport for a little pussies slash Americans real men play rugby
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Mia Hamm was a beast!
One important point that needs to be taken into consideration is that football/soccer is expensive in America. If you have 2 kids and you want them to play soccer will cost for the average family a considerable amount of money. So you have a middle-class basin of talent to develop. Not so in Europe or South America. Clubs, big and small, are recruiting massively and will send a van ti pick your kids up for the training. All for free. And if you'll start to show some kind of talent by the age of 9-10 you will start to get free clothing, shoes and stuff.
Genuinely think if Russel Westbrook played soccer instead of bball growing up he would have been one of the best CBs, forwards, or goal keepers in the world. Along with a long list of other star athletes in other American sports.
Lol russel Westbrook would definitely be a beast
FOOTBALL ITS FUCKING FOOTBALL NOT SOCCER.And he would have been a fucking nobody like every single American
1:37 I recommend this video of his, really beautiful
I don't understand there obsession with the score
Didn't the NBA all star game have the highest scoring record in the NBA (like 400) but people still booo them
Isn't scoring a lot is enjoyable 😂😂
I've never heard someone say to me that game was Great because it ended in 15 goal or " brazil beat china 15-3 that must be a great game"
what make a game great is the competitive edge and the high level skills not meaningless scoring 😂😂
I've even heard NBA fans say they wasted there time watching some games
How does that happen ... Isn't scoring make it fun .😂
Maybe the high school teams recruit players when they're still in middle school, but some football players start playing for their academy before they're 10
Any sport that is predominantly played with the hands doesn't require much skill. You crawl with your hands and walk with your hands before you learn to walk. Learning how to walk with your feet even takes time and skill to even do, let alone do what footballers do with a football at their feet while staying balanced. We barely do anything with our feet because it's difficult. Its easier to do any and everything your would remotely think of doing with your feet with your hands.
the rly intresting thing is why woman soccer is so famous in america and male isnt, its because of scholarships in universities in time of euqality.
there was a law passed that you need to give out the same amout of sport scholarships for women and men, and while they had all the football teams which where male only they needed something in exchange, and thats why they made the women soccer teams to give out scholarships to get the numbers.
and thats also why they NOT gave out scholarships for male soccer players because then you would need to give out even more female ones, the male ones were reserved for american football and other sports.
FOOTBALL ITS FUCKING FOOTBALL NOT SOCCER
Americans fans, while not all, are driven by entertainment first and foremost (Draft day, Halftime shows, Cheerleaders, Hollywood, Glitz & Glamour). This is why for example many Americans find Football(soccer) boring and slow. Even though ironically, NFL game has lesser play time compared to soccer. Most of the “game” time is actually halftime shows and Advertisements. It’s like Americans can stay focus for a period of time. They need a break and entertain their minds with other things. For me unless Americans personally starts to get interested in Soccer. Your potential wont go anywhere. You can have glimse here and there but nvr a solid foundation. Fortunately tho, there’s promise. With icons like Beckham bringing stars to Miami etc, lets hope the popularity will gradually increase. Enough until the gov wld build college league or something like the NCAA etc.
European club academies prepare the kids for a decades-long carreer, the trading system incentivizes them to think long term, that's what keeps them going financially. In US college sports, it seems like the athletes get used and abused for a few seasons until they get injured and tossed aside like trash. The incentives for US team owners are that different.
the US now has very reasonable talent, none of them close to world-class, but many of them are showing they can be reliable starters in different European leagues. In 15-20 yrs depending how American continue to develop it could change, but honestly who knows. Amercans for some reason only consider height and power as athletiscm but in football its different, you need technical ability and game iq, many amercain players still lack this but as I said in 10-15 yrs it could be different much different.
10-15 years is absolutely fucking nothing they would need 100 years
if the USA ever do adopt football fully, they will be awesome. it would take a couple of decades but with their pool of sprinting talent alone they would dominate. btw im not american
They are fucking shit always have been always will be
10:39 thats still the case. the biggest players for the US team arent even raised in america. they european, tillman, dest, balogun, in the past brooks, jermaine jones. the us national team is always a mix of us born dudes and europeans who had some american grandfather or something
Can u Please react PSG lie detector test? This video is so fun
Simple because they still call it soccer..... How are you gonna be good at something if you cant acknowledge it for what it is
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US has nowadays a very decent mens team with some world class players like Dest, McKenny and Pulisic and promising talents like Tillman and Pepi. The US is actually my dark-horse for the 2026 World Cup held in Canada, USA and Mexico.
And have the US womens team play against 15 year old boys and they'll get humiliated, as is proven many times over.
Bro nobody of them is worldclass…..pulisic is the best and kind of a fallen talent but he very good don’t get me wrong look where he plays but never starting player that’s a fact
@@westcoast9475 Yes they are, I see Dest, Tillman and Pepi play upclose on weekly basis and you already contradicted yourself on Pulisic, which I have seen play upclose in Dortmund a lot. And no offence, but I'm not your bro.
@@laziojohnny79 you don’t know what is worldclass, be realistic I have seen pulisic from dortmund days and he was a big talent went to Chelsea and he is a bench player from these days. To be worldclass you must be constantly and he is not and the other players are not close from worldclass…..calling McKenny worldclass is a joke …..and yes you are not my bro I see why!…you can’t be worldclass if you an average player that’s a fact! This guy Landon Donovan was he worldclass in your opinion?
@@westcoast9475 I've seen Romario many, many times from upclose, witnessed Ronaldo (Brazil) made his debute in Europe (NLs)and all his matches in Holland and seen the likes of Bergkamp, Nilis, Rivaldo, Gazza, Veron, Crespo, Robben, Xaví, Ronaldinho and many, many more worldclass players all from upcolse, I reckon I know what wordl class players are kid... And no, Donovan was ok-ish, not top class.
@@laziojohnny79 you have seen Ronaldo playing in Netherlands league games?
the us teams are not necessarily bad tho
its like saying Americans made Europeans great in basketball. Of course you did!
why don't you guys go out and make video playing..... it would be cool
Definitely going to soon my guy
just blow your nose dude, jesus lmao
I think you sleeping on the US national team, they are low key legit, just a few improvements like most teams,yes they use to suck but definitely no more, I enjoyed watching them at the world cup, they beat Iran, got knocked out 2 0 by the Netherlands in quarter final, they drew with England, you got players in top clubs like juventus, ac Milan and so on, yall legit, I think Americans not caring affects them a lil bit psychologically but these are really good players, pulisic, Mckenzie, weah.
They lost to Panama 😭 something needs to change before the world cup
The male soccer players in America are like our 5th string athletes. If our top athletes played soccer they would destroy every other country
They would deffo be competitive, but theres no way they would destroy other countries in football. Theres too much worldwide talent in the sport.
No they wouldn't.
@@tupacshakour9102 yes they would
@@cbogolo based on what?
FOOTBALL ITS FUCKING FOOTBALL NOT SOCCER
You don't suck at football. It's just not your sport (except for the girls)
They absolutely fucking suck
Why do you think kids overseas are groomed to be athletes but not kids in your own country? Im not taking offense, its just a very onesided question
Y los Lakers?
Los Lakers perdiendon
Your better?
Que nos enseñaron?
leave an american to speak for americans ...
I never knew yall were great at soccer nowadays. The women’s team they are great but the US men’s teams are just mediocre compared to the great teams
There's not much competition in women's football to be honest, men's football is way more competitive so it will be hard for the USA to win a world cup.
@@ashishd380 the USA will never win a football World Cup brother. You think they suddenly gon start beating Germany, France, Argentina, Brazil, Italy, Spain and England? Absolutely not.
The last women World Cup showed that when the European countries are taking soccer seriously they are catching up with US and beat them.
@@TopDogStatus25 my brother in christ, more and more european teams have started scouting america, big investments are being made in the mls, academies are forming. you can't say they're mediocre right now even, pulisic and musah are regulars on milan, mckennie and even weah're getting minutes in juve, antonee robinson is a starter for fulham, even reyna before injuries was a great talent in dortmund. where have you seen this before with so many american players before this decade? and with the great amount of latinos, mexicans and other immigrants coming to the usa i personally see the usa being a great footballing power in the next 10/15 years
@@tomasdoria8274 that’s all great bro really but how on earth you want to compare a Pulisic and Weah with a Musiala, Wirtz, Mbappe, Bellingham. Forming good players or average players on European clubs isn’t enough to win a World Cup. With all the talent and academies England got even they haven’t won a World Cup since 1966 that’s how big the competition in a World Cup is. It’s so so far from reality speaking of the USA winning a World Cup. Let’s say the USA land a victory over a favorite like the Netherlands fine then it’s the next European giant or one of the 2 South American giants with pure world class players waiting. Only if you got world class players yourself you can win a World Cup and all the respect to Pulisic in the states they are the best American players ever but in Europe they are just average or let’s say good internationals. It’s like in basketball, the best current German basketball player Franz Wagner is insanely good in Germany one of the greatest players from Germany but in the NBA he isn’t even an Allstar. The USA won’t even come close to a World Cup victory in the next 60 years and only if you are consistent semifinal contender you are considered a footballing power. England waits for 58 years for a World Cup now, Brazil 22 years. Brazil the nation most people would call the goats of football.
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Idk, the only fun thing about soccer is highlights. It's a boring sport to watch.
That why the most watch sport in the world and one thing USA 0 world cup😂
@@mugiwaraluffy6791 The culture is strong, but the sport is boring. The fun is with everything surrounding the sport, but watching the sport itself is boring af.
Which is why it's only enjoyable at a party or gathering where it's playing in the background and everyone pretends to care when a goal is made, then they go on doing other party stuff until the next goal is made IF there even is a 2nd goal.
Sure, so boring that it has the most fans out of any sport in the world
@@VTC05 So does Real House Wives. Not my fault people like to pretend Soccer is entertaining.
@@MrSirFluffydisliking soccer doesn’t make you nearly as cool and unique as you think it does
USA women team would get blown out by USA men under 20. It is a fact
U15 most likely.
No idea why people bring this sort of thing up though. From a woman's perspective you're on steroids(testosterone)
That's not what this video is about
Cuz you called soccer. Soccer is for the girls not boys. Messi is a proof for that.
My guy we know it’s football family appreciate your comment
There is no fucking way you are trying to even entertain the question that basketball is a harder skill than football😂😂😂😂😂
Y’all should be the first to promote US soccer, we have a pretty good squad coming into the Copa America this summer so we have a chance to compete with the likes of Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and even Mexico again. The MLS also seems to be gaining a good amount of attention with incredible sell out crowds so some reactions to these games can be great