Coming from a Chelsea fan since 1995. Thierry Henry is EASILY the greatest ever Premier League player, and by a mile. Nobody scored the kind of goals he did. Nobody was as frightening to the opposition as him. The fact that his amazing goal against Man City didn't even make the list, says everything about the kind of goals he scored. On top of that, he also assisted so many unselfishly.
That goal against Leeds, they tried to trip him up in the box and still, he slips the ball right past the onrushing keeper. Absolute lethality! The prem GOAT, monsieur Henry
This team will forever be remembered in the history of the EPL. At times yiu sit back watching these memories and you think it was a dream in deep sleep yet actually it happened.
Me too, although being the most entertaining team doesn't necessarily mean the best. I seem to remember us getting knocked out by mostly mid tier sides in that era as soon as the knockout stages started.
@MB This. UCL it’s an extremely overrated trophy. Look how Real Madrid won the last title having been overtaken on the pitch by all his knockout stage rivals.
Lehmann, Lauren, Ashley Cole, Kolo Toure, Sol Campbell, Vieira, Gilberto Silva, Pires, Ljungberg, Henry and Bergkamp. What a broken combination for a balanced team for both attacking and defencing. That team is unforgettable.
For you information...the gunners play this way since 1996 ..the team was bergkamp,overmars,kanu,ian wright, petit,anelka,suker,vieira..after sign in 1999 ...pires and henry and ljumberg and they adapted on the mode .
@@ayrtona.k3376 The season Nedved won it Henry had 30 goals and 6 assists in the league. Also set the 20 assist record at that time around those years as well, as a striker which is crazy.
@@TyEats2200 you're mixing up the seasons a bit bro. Nedved won the 2003 ballon d'or and that was the year that Henry scored 24 league goals and had 20 league assists winning the FA Cup with Arsenal and Confed cup with France which put him in 2nd place for the Ballon d'or. It was the following season that Henry scored 30 league goals and had 6 league assists whilst winning the EPL undefeated but somehow only finished 4th in the Ballon d'or rankings that year with Shevchenko winning the award despite the fact that Henry clearly had better numbers and individual performances
@@adeoluaderemi3073 Yss I admit I may have mixed up the seasons a little bit but the stats I shared from around that time are accurate. My point was Henry deserved to win the award at least 1 of those few years.
@@TyEats2200 Yeah, but Nedved won Serie A, which was a tougher league, also winning player of the season, AND he reached the Champions League final while helping the Czech Republic qualify for Euro 2004.
Because Shevchenko had a better season in a tougher league. There's more to football that just the Premiership, and unfortunately Arsenal (and Henry) were nowhere in the Champions League, either. France also didn't have the best year internationally.
@@Al-ji4gd Even back then the physicality and intensity was much higher in the average PL game than it was in the average Serie A game. Henry had 58 G/A in 03/04 (much more than Shevchenko) and he was individually the best player in the world BY FAR.
@@Al-ji4gdThis would have made sense only that AC Milan literally got to the same stage of the Champions League as Arsenal that season. He also scored 10 less goals, and I don’t recall Ukraine having a stellar year internationally either. Did you get mixed up with Nedved from the previous year?
@@RedArmyGooner Like I said, 10 fewer goals in a better league. Also, how can you compare Ukraine and France? Just look at their players. Didn't France get knocked out by Greece at the Euros that year? I'm not saying it wasn't arguable. I'm just saying Sheva did it for a better team in a better league.
Just pure dominance from Arsenal. It’s remarkable that they won the league and went unbeaten throughout the whole season. Cant see another team achieving this and it really shows how dangerous this arsenal team really was.
Henry is absolutely stunning. All Arsenal players in 2003/2004 were stunning. Hopefully this season, 2022/2023, Arsenal will again achieve the 'invicibles'.
Pires is my all time favourite player, that goal against Liverpool i wathed on TV, i wrote every single match result and the scorer, but to make it unforgettable Arsenal was down 1-0 at anfield yet they still won the game, INVINCIBLES
That bergcamp dude did so much damage to each and every team from deep positions.. Yes Henry's runs and finishing were amazing.. But it's even harder to pull off the through pass to Viera in the last goal.. The greatest Dutch to play in the premiere league without any doubt..
That team was and is The most beautiful football ever played. Selflessness, pace, togetherness, teamwork. It looked like it was easy. Never seen anything like that team ever since.
Legendary team, legendary players. Henry, Pires, Bergkamp, Ljungberg, Vieira, Campbell, Cole etc. The unbeatable team. Thanks for the beautiful memories. Go Gunners!
Nah man. Henry was an absolute monster. Not talked about enough as a true great of the game. The complete forward. When I was growing up Arsenal were feared just because of him.
The way they celebrated in every single goal shows how they were so anger and motivated to win the pl title, they were like a worriers full of anger facing enemies in every single match, arsenal in 03/04 season made a historical title win without any defeat, since 2004 Arsenal becomes glorious and famous team around the world Fan of Arsenal from 🇩🇿
But I’m supposed to believe they’re overrated best team of prem history they had everything technical levels off the chart and physically they were monsters
People hate what they dont understand. The Invincibles for all their talent are a statistical outlier in England. A product of their time. They did something that is likely to not be repeated for the foreseeable future. It's easier for someone to accept one loss if they win 37 times than going 38 games defeated if it means more points. I think its because the factors and products of winning are easier to quantify than the factors and products of not losing.
@@adeantikoriza his goals against Leicester and Newcastle are two of the best goals you'll ever see from an Arsenal player. We know how good he was, trust me.
@@danieljay2307 I am not a gooners so I trust you, at least we agree he was a great player, a legend that not many recent football fans know. The feeling every time I see him play was similar to when I see zidane play, expect the unexpected.
Hard to argue against this being one of those most cohesive, complete teams of the EPL. Remember this wasn't done with 'big' money either. Arsene really did build that team.
This 2003-04 Arsenal would've been the most perfect team ever if they managed to win at least one more title other than the Premier League. Had they won either the FA Cup or League Cup or Champions League, this team would've been the greatest team ever in the history. I believe 2003-04 Arsenal should've achieved at least Double if not Treble.
I was born 1997 and i’m indonesian,my first jersey was “ King Henry “ and this team make me love football,since that day i’m a big fan of Arsenal. Always watching every Arsenal match on tv but one day i have a dream that i can watch directly arsenal match in the stadium
I remember one particular moment from this team that was much better than any of these running at through the defence goals, where the team passed it fluently and fast a shame its not made this video
In tears…. That team you guys… Henry bergkamp Reyes vieira Cole (yes even him) Campbell… I know we get carried away by recent events and this is a difficult argument but TH14 is definitely the best player ever to grace the Premier League.
Ah man, if the good times return (and they will one day 😄) cherish it. I started watching arsenal from 93 and finally seeing them lift a Premier trophy was bliss. The funny thing that always gets long forgotten when your sucesfull, is the criticism you endured through the season. What? Wengers early teams were criticised !? YES!!! Why? Well first off United were always the favourites every season. Even in the years we won, in the aftermath when pundits and journalists were asked who they tipped for the following season, United were most ppls choice. The criticism as always was signings. Its very very easy to forget this, because so many of wengers young gems and unknowns from across Europe blossomed into great players and fan favourites, but at the time of arrival, there sometimes were question marks going up. I personally enjoyed this. Wenger would bring in these players you hadn't really heard of at all so it was all a mystery as to what to expect. Wengers curse was that as the years rolled on, ppl would expect these gems every year but football had changed. The Premier league clubs began to go internationalise their teams following wengers approach and so competition just got better . The Premier league went from a 2 horse competition to eventually having a Big 6. The early teams were often accused of (believe it or not ) being too wasteful and not killing teams off after dominating games. Too reliant on Henry (though this perception changed eventually as the midfielders began to chip in with the goal burden.) Being bottlers (this tag emerged with not being able to achieve back to back titles. But was also because of underachieving in the champions league .) Accused of trying to pass the ball into the net. Individual criticisms of certain players at various times of the year-yep even the great names. All of this stuff vanishes once the title is secure. They would always say we were the best to watch regardless. There was deff more positivity-an aura around the ground and among fans back then, would of been far more interesting if social media existed. Still....as wonderful the prem titles were....my personal favourite memory was the 1995 European Cup winners cup. Simply because I was a kid and it was the first trophy I saw them lift watching the game live on TV.
Still early days but it will be a herculean task for him to achieve. He will, first of all, still need to out perform the likes of Van Persie, Adebayor, Sanchez, Aubameyang, in their prime, before reaching the level of the invincibles.
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No one, and I mean no one, had more swag than Henry on the pitch. Absolutely mesmerising to watch
Thierry Henry, the greatest to grace the premier league.
❌🧢
He’s 100% in the conversation
Facts
@@GIBBO4182 He's 100% the answer.
0:58 He steps up a gear
Coming from a Chelsea fan since 1995. Thierry Henry is EASILY the greatest ever Premier League player, and by a mile. Nobody scored the kind of goals he did. Nobody was as frightening to the opposition as him. The fact that his amazing goal against Man City didn't even make the list, says everything about the kind of goals he scored. On top of that, he also assisted so many unselfishly.
top 15 player of all time
That's just your opinion and not a fact.
@@hreinn4925 who else, im intrigued
@@boxingenthusiast4016 modern era? definately
@@hreinn4925 where did I mention it's a "fact"?
Bergkamp's vision is out of this world
Pires is one of the most underrated players in prem history. Never gets a mention.
Hear Hear
No one underrate him, it’s only you
@@NeverEndingLearning he’s my favourite all time prem player, so no, not me you utter bell.
Both him and Ljungberg. I can't believe Petit and Overmars get mentioned as Arsenal legends more than these two who won more with us.
I think he gets player of the season award on some time.
That goal against Leeds, they tried to trip him up in the box and still, he slips the ball right past the onrushing keeper. Absolute lethality! The prem GOAT, monsieur Henry
No. He tripped himself on the ground.
@@ekales_ No, look more closely, the defender reaches over with his leg to trip Henry.
@@TheRocknrollmaniac Yes, I watched again in slow mo and you are right.
@@ekales_ good that you accepted that you were wrong. Maybe don't be so arrogant next time.
@@AB-gb6zz Where was the arrogance? Do you even know the meaning of being arrogant?
This team was just so, so special. Definition of class on and off the field
Bergkamp is a genius of a footballer.
The timing, precision and weight of that pass from Bergkamp to Vieira was sublime. 🥰
Typical Bergkamp. The man was a genius
This team will forever be remembered in the history of the EPL. At times yiu sit back watching these memories and you think it was a dream in deep sleep yet actually it happened.
As a 8 yo kid at the time, this team made me fall in love with football and Arsenal ❤
It always makes me sad that this Arsenal under Arsene Wenger never won a Champions League...
Me too, although being the most entertaining team doesn't necessarily mean the best. I seem to remember us getting knocked out by mostly mid tier sides in that era as soon as the knockout stages started.
@MB This. UCL it’s an extremely overrated trophy. Look how Real Madrid won the last title having been overtaken on the pitch by all his knockout stage rivals.
Not me! When he didn't play Bergkamp after what he brought to the team I hoped they'd lose.
We were sooo close to be the invincibles of Europe then
@@noufohere1663 United were unbeaten in the champions league treble season and only lost 4 games in all comps all season.
There is only one and only Thiery Henry ... Simply the best player the EPL has ever seen.
I can’t help but wonder when he will become a legend in FIFA (soccer aids )
Lies again? Amazing Trophy
@@NazriB ?
I fell in love with Arsenal at that season 🎉 the style of playing was brilliant.
Lehmann, Lauren, Ashley Cole, Kolo Toure, Sol Campbell, Vieira, Gilberto Silva, Pires, Ljungberg, Henry and Bergkamp. What a broken combination for a balanced team for both attacking and defencing. That team is unforgettable.
For you information...the gunners play this way since 1996 ..the team was bergkamp,overmars,kanu,ian wright, petit,anelka,suker,vieira..after sign in 1999 ...pires and henry and ljumberg and they adapted on the mode .
Basically Thierry Henry highlights lol, guy was unstoppable from 02-06
its unacceptable how he has never won a single fricking ballon Dor, shouldve gotten at least 1
@@ayrtona.k3376 The season Nedved won it Henry had 30 goals and 6 assists in the league. Also set the 20 assist record at that time around those years as well, as a striker which is crazy.
@@TyEats2200 you're mixing up the seasons a bit bro. Nedved won the 2003 ballon d'or and that was the year that Henry scored 24 league goals and had 20 league assists winning the FA Cup with Arsenal and Confed cup with France which put him in 2nd place for the Ballon d'or. It was the following season that Henry scored 30 league goals and had 6 league assists whilst winning the EPL undefeated but somehow only finished 4th in the Ballon d'or rankings that year with Shevchenko winning the award despite the fact that Henry clearly had better numbers and individual performances
@@adeoluaderemi3073 Yss I admit I may have mixed up the seasons a little bit but the stats I shared from around that time are accurate. My point was Henry deserved to win the award at least 1 of those few years.
@@TyEats2200 Yeah, but Nedved won Serie A, which was a tougher league, also winning player of the season, AND he reached the Champions League final while helping the Czech Republic qualify for Euro 2004.
That goal against Liverpool 2:20 amazing had Jamie carragher dancing
That Bergkamp through ball to Viera always makes my jaw drop when I see it.
Fuck he was so good.
A team full of GOATs... Bergkamp, God 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
One of the teams where everything fell in the right place for their play to turn into artistry.
A beautiful team to watch.
The way Thierry Henry played that season, he still did not win the Ballon D'Or. Its really beyond me.
Goes to show how useless individual awards are.
Because Shevchenko had a better season in a tougher league. There's more to football that just the Premiership, and unfortunately Arsenal (and Henry) were nowhere in the Champions League, either. France also didn't have the best year internationally.
@@Al-ji4gd Even back then the physicality and intensity was much higher in the average PL game than it was in the average Serie A game. Henry had 58 G/A in 03/04 (much more than Shevchenko) and he was individually the best player in the world BY FAR.
@@Al-ji4gdThis would have made sense only that AC Milan literally got to the same stage of the Champions League as Arsenal that season. He also scored 10 less goals, and I don’t recall Ukraine having a stellar year internationally either. Did you get mixed up with Nedved from the previous year?
@@RedArmyGooner Like I said, 10 fewer goals in a better league. Also, how can you compare Ukraine and France? Just look at their players. Didn't France get knocked out by Greece at the Euros that year? I'm not saying it wasn't arguable. I'm just saying Sheva did it for a better team in a better league.
Just pure dominance from Arsenal. It’s remarkable that they won the league and went unbeaten throughout the whole season. Cant see another team achieving this and it really shows how dangerous this arsenal team really was.
I like how calm Thierry Henry celebrating the goal after breathtaking run
You know he is the greatest when he scored 6 out of the top 10 goals that season
Greatest in Arsenal
@@Fifa..957 Many say in Premier League history.
@@RobPires Top 3 no doubt...
@@Fifa..957 Many say top 1 😂 but it is just majority of the opinion. You are free to disagree.
@@Fifa..957 Who is your greatest premier league player?
Love how the players involved in the build up are celebrated/ing as much if not more than the scorer. You don’t see that as much today
Henry's goal against City didn't make this video and it's probably the best of the lot.
Either he has scored or assisted almost all the best goals in this video. Truly he was the best strikers of all time in Premier league.
The Ballon D'Or didn't deserve Henry
And he didn't deserve the Ballon d'Or, so it works out.
@@Al-ji4gd absolutely.. He didn't..
He doesn't need it but he kinda deserved one
@@ardhendugaming138he did you just don’t know ball
Henry is absolutely stunning. All Arsenal players in 2003/2004 were stunning. Hopefully this season, 2022/2023, Arsenal will again achieve the 'invicibles'.
The best Team Ever played football ✋️
Not the best team ever assembled but definitely in the conversation.
I think even just seeing the jersey struck fear into the opponent. Those O2 jersey just looks so good too... 😁
It seems like it was yesterday. Nostalgic 🥰
Thierry Henry was something on the pitch juste world class🎉
Henry what a player. Some of the hate he gets from rival fans saying Drogba, Rooney, Shearer are better is disgraceful.
Pires is my all time favourite player, that goal against Liverpool i wathed on TV, i wrote every single match result and the scorer, but to make it unforgettable Arsenal was down 1-0 at anfield yet they still won the game, INVINCIBLES
missed watching this on TV when I was a kid I used get excited when they use to play Thierry Henry was my favourite.
The golden era of football. Back when games were entertaining and competitive.
I miss those days.
it is more now in all honesty, minus the top two
We all do
And many individuals that had more influence and heart than a lot of whole teams themselves these days.
Games are still competitive. But, the charisma these players had is missing in today's players.
"side-stepping 1, side-stepping 2...." got be the greatest piece of commentary ever.
The low angle shot form highbury.. always gave me goosebumps!!
The fact that Henry got ankle-tapped and still produced a great finish is a true mark of his class.
He ankled tapped himself but yes, remarkable
Thank u..henry legend
That bergcamp dude did so much damage to each and every team from deep positions..
Yes Henry's runs and finishing were amazing..
But it's even harder to pull off the through pass to Viera in the last goal..
The greatest Dutch to play in the premiere league without any doubt..
That team was and is The most beautiful football ever played. Selflessness, pace, togetherness, teamwork. It looked like it was easy. Never seen anything like that team ever since.
Henry at the heart of things!
This really was a phenomenal team to watch. As a neutral I looked forward to seeing them play week in week out. Magical.
Brilliant from Patrick Vieira at 4:42, but the passfrom Dennis Bergkamp was so incisive. Shows what vision he had. What a team we had.
Electrifying ⚡
Legendary team, legendary players. Henry, Pires, Bergkamp, Ljungberg, Vieira, Campbell, Cole etc. The unbeatable team. Thanks for the beautiful memories. Go Gunners!
We’re gonna smash leicter city today
Come on u gunners
I actually found the reason why carragher hates arsenal so much 😂 TITI i love you❤
I think this is the best team in whole football history.
I grew up with this guys , and i cry back this era.
Sorry for my english :D
They didn't celebrated with the goalscorer, but with the passer if there were any..
They were solid, it became myth..
We're here to celebrate Happy Invincibles Day!
Wonderful team, I used to love watching them. No weak links, but Bergkamp was on another level, absurd vision
and that year nedved won the balon d'or. simply a disgrace to the king 😒
Nedved won Serie A, won player of the season and was runner-up in the Champions League. Henry did jackshit outside the Premiership.
Nah man. Henry was an absolute monster. Not talked about enough as a true great of the game. The complete forward. When I was growing up Arsenal were feared just because of him.
Bergkamp aswell
This was the team,the maniacs 🙌🙌
I dare say Henry could have his own top 10 goals for that season. Frightening team hey 🙌
The way they celebrated in every single goal shows how they were so anger and motivated to win the pl title, they were like a worriers full of anger facing enemies in every single match, arsenal in 03/04 season made a historical title win without any defeat, since 2004 Arsenal becomes glorious and famous team around the world
Fan of Arsenal from 🇩🇿
But I’m supposed to believe they’re overrated best team of prem history they had everything technical levels off the chart and physically they were monsters
People hate what they dont understand. The Invincibles for all their talent are a statistical outlier in England. A product of their time. They did something that is likely to not be repeated for the foreseeable future. It's easier for someone to accept one loss if they win 37 times than going 38 games defeated if it means more points. I think its because the factors and products of winning are easier to quantify than the factors and products of not losing.
@@kirantruter6218 facts ! Could you imaging bang average players like Henderson captaining the invincibles? Lmao
Henry just can't be stop
Looking back, reading the names of this side. Henry, Vieira, Bergkamp, Pires, Campbell, Cole. Incredible
Bergkamp is the most underrated in this squad. His vision is beyond imagination.
Club legend, 98 double winning team and invincible, i don't think many Arsenal fans wouldn't pick him in our best ever XI, not underrated at all.
@@danieljay2307 i mean, just look at the comment section, some of the best goal in the video have assist from him, yet not many of fans praising him.
@@adeantikoriza his goals against Leicester and Newcastle are two of the best goals you'll ever see from an Arsenal player. We know how good he was, trust me.
@@danieljay2307 I am not a gooners so I trust you, at least we agree he was a great player, a legend that not many recent football fans know. The feeling every time I see him play was similar to when I see zidane play, expect the unexpected.
@@adeantikoriza check out those 2 goals, they'll be in any Bergkamp compilation. Unbelievable technique
King Henry 👑👑
Hard to argue against this being one of those most cohesive, complete teams of the EPL. Remember this wasn't done with 'big' money either. Arsene really did build that team.
Thierry Henry would have made an incredible sprinter, such grace and pure form
This 2003-04 Arsenal would've been the most perfect team ever if they managed to win at least one more title other than the Premier League. Had they won either the FA Cup or League Cup or Champions League, this team would've been the greatest team ever in the history. I believe 2003-04 Arsenal should've achieved at least Double if not Treble.
Thats why im proud to be a gooner!!
I was born 1997 and i’m indonesian,my first jersey was “ King Henry “ and this team make me love football,since that day i’m a big fan of Arsenal. Always watching every Arsenal match on tv but one day i have a dream that i can watch directly arsenal match in the stadium
Orang mana bro?🗿
I remember one particular moment from this team that was much better than any of these running at through the defence goals, where the team passed it fluently and fast a shame its not made this video
Henry when a team mate scores - 😄😁
Henry when he scores - 😠🤨
Brilliant.
I remember every one of these goals almost as if they happened yesterday.
Best team of all time 🔥🔥🔥
That year i watched epl i became arsrenal fan bez style of play
In tears…. That team you guys… Henry bergkamp Reyes vieira Cole (yes even him) Campbell…
I know we get carried away by recent events and this is a difficult argument but TH14 is definitely the best player ever to grace the Premier League.
I feel pained that I didn't watch Henry at his peak... Seeing his videos just fill me with joy
It was the best
Ah man, if the good times return (and they will one day 😄) cherish it. I started watching arsenal from 93 and finally seeing them lift a Premier trophy was bliss. The funny thing that always gets long forgotten when your sucesfull, is the criticism you endured through the season. What? Wengers early teams were criticised !? YES!!! Why? Well first off United were always the favourites every season. Even in the years we won, in the aftermath when pundits and journalists were asked who they tipped for the following season, United were most ppls choice. The criticism as always was signings. Its very very easy to forget this, because so many of wengers young gems and unknowns from across Europe blossomed into great players and fan favourites, but at the time of arrival, there sometimes were question marks going up. I personally enjoyed this. Wenger would bring in these players you hadn't really heard of at all so it was all a mystery as to what to expect. Wengers curse was that as the years rolled on, ppl would expect these gems every year but football had changed. The Premier league clubs began to go internationalise their teams following wengers approach and so competition just got better . The Premier league went from a 2 horse competition to eventually having a Big 6. The early teams were often accused of (believe it or not ) being too wasteful and not killing teams off after dominating games. Too reliant on Henry (though this perception changed eventually as the midfielders began to chip in with the goal burden.) Being bottlers (this tag emerged with not being able to achieve back to back titles. But was also because of underachieving in the champions league .) Accused of trying to pass the ball into the net. Individual criticisms of certain players at various times of the year-yep even the great names. All of this stuff vanishes once the title is secure. They would always say we were the best to watch regardless. There was deff more positivity-an aura around the ground and among fans back then, would of been far more interesting if social media existed. Still....as wonderful the prem titles were....my personal favourite memory was the 1995 European Cup winners cup. Simply because I was a kid and it was the first trophy I saw them lift watching the game live on TV.
how Reyes goal vs Chelsea is not here is beyond me.Agree with many comments Pires is deeply underestimated my favourite player back then
Berkcamp vs Newcastle? It's super amazing goal and very creatively!
Legend henry
The acceleration in that team is scary
The question is will there ever be another Thierry Henry??? He made me love the premier league
Wow Dennis was special ❤
Thierry henry the goat🐐
Former teams should also be induced into Premier League Hall of Fame. This Invincible Arsenal and Champion Leicester would fill the hall.
Love for Arsenal from India
7 out of the 10 involved henry in someway. The best premier league striker
Forever LOVE ARSENAL 🤟🏾❤️
Henry was unplayable that season.best player ever to grace that league,still to this day nobody could touch him
The monster Henry
Henry, Pires Wiltord, Vieira, Wenger 🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵
Unbeaten ✊
The cannon is still pretty deadly even without the invincibles!
Thierry Henry was the GOAT
Ozil and Alexis didn't have as much impact as Bergkamp the GOAT
Those early wenger teams needed social media and he'd be coach of the year every year
yes
Best jerseys in football history . 3 kits were excellent.
Frenchy are terrific
I bet Jesus will be Arsenal's best CF since the Invincibles era, because he's so fit into Arteta's system
Still early days but it will be a herculean task for him to achieve. He will, first of all, still need to out perform the likes of Van Persie, Adebayor, Sanchez, Aubameyang, in their prime, before reaching the level of the invincibles.
@@iykeharrison9161 in terms of performance he will be beating aubameyang who was useless outside of goals
They were pretty good.
insane this team holy shiit