Yeah I agree. Unfortunately, video games cannot quantify the qualities of certain players like Pippo Inzaghi, such as the awareness, and the sense of being at the right place at the right time. Thank you for the comments. Always a pleasure reading them on my videos 🙏🙏
In pes mobile I have inzaghi I hated him when I got him bcoz he is a gold ball and 91 max But man, when I deployed him on the field someway somehow he was at the right place to score goals Seriously telling, sub him in the second half in pes He is a different kind of beast He doesn't even feel like gold ball 91 max, he feels like 100 In pes ( he has super sub skill in ped) if u tell me to select a sub who is gonna play for the second half, without a second thought I will choose no messi, no cr7, no Zlatan I will just choose pippo inzaghi ( I don't about him at fifa, since I never got to play with him)
Hey Joe...Yeah, that was a good night for us, but I would still swap it with the miracle of Istanbul. You guys won the more memorable of the 2 finals 😀😀 Thank you for the comment. Really appreciate it 🙏🙏
Pippos last game I cried.that final game we lost so many legends.even Van bommel cried but when Pippo scored the winner he deserved that more than anyone
Hi Ridwaan. Thank you sooo much for writing a comment. Really appreciate it 🙏🙏 Yeah, it was a sad day for all Milan fans. It really says alot when a player like Van Bommel, who won so much in the game, has tears in his eyes, despite being in Milan for only a season and half
I wish Italy had strikers like him again, he could finish, and that's lacking now. In my opinion, Inzaghi had great situational awareness, he was always in a good position to strike
Absolutely dude. I've rarely seen a striker that made a whole career out of being in the right place, at the right time, and that's a special talent in itself
Scored twice in a Champions League final and lifted the trophy. You can name some more gifted strikers that have not achieved that, like his former partner Shevchenko,Thierry Henry,Rud van Nistelrooy, Brazilian Ronaldo and others. And he was already a veteran at this stage. A true legend. Forza Inzaghi i Forza Milan.
Hi Douglas. Thank you sooooo much for the comment. Really appreciate it dude. 🙏🙏 All the names that you mentioned really took me back to an era of football that I really miss 😀😀 It's sooo amazing to see fellow Milan fans in the channel 🔴⚫
Hey Douglas, Thank you soooo much for the comment. Really appreciate it. Yeah absolutely, there's rarely someone like Pippo Inzaghi, who made a whole career out of game-intelligence :))
He's the reason I named my son Filippo even though it's not a common name in my place. Unfortunately, he doesn't like Calcio, maybe later when he grows up. I hope...
Hi Zakaria. Thank you soooo much for leaving a comment. Really appreciate it 🙏🙏 I hope and pray that the young Filippo will grow to be an amazing man, with a long and blessed life. 🙂
To this day, still one of my favourite strikers. Dude had no skill but was lethal infront of goal, in and around the box. Dude scored with every part of his body he was allowed to score with!
Absolutely dude...I haven't known a player who made a whole career of just being in the right place at the right time. He was incredibly "street-smart".
He is my favorite player, he was so clinical, even retired he made Buffon looked like a fool during the match for Pirlo. He was disrespected by Allegri though, I wish he did not have these injuries at the end of his career.
Hi Raymond. Thank you sooo much for the comment. Really appreciate it, dude. 🙏🙏 Yeah...unfortunately, injuries robbed him of playing time towards the end, as well as the 2003/04 and 2004/05 season. Luckily, his knee recovered enough to make it to the World Cup 2006.
Thank you sooooooooo much for writing a comment. Really glad that you liked the video. 🙏🙏 For me, Pippo Inzaghi represents an era of football that unfortunately we no longer have today.
One thing you didn't mention (and maybe you don't know about) is that he was an avid student of football. He enjoyed watching football games and he learned how other players moved so when he faced them he already knew how to play around them. He has terrific memory and (this has been tested on live TV) he remembers all of his goals. Give me intelligence and dedication over talent and athleticism without will
Indeed. The guy was definitely smart. Even through the words of others (Pirlo and Zlatan's autobiographies). Rarely have I seen anyone with his intelligence. Thank you for the comment. Really appreciate it, dude :))
Oh, my god! Pippo was freaking lethal! He totally knew where to be, but, man, he could also score some absolute screamers, impossible goals even! What a legend!
Hi Juan. Thank you soooooooo much for writing a comment on the video. Really appreciate it 🙏🙏 Yeah, he was the master of time and space. There was a goal that he scored in a friendly against Barcelona at Camp Nou, which I wish I included in this video too. It's still available in RUclips. You'll be amazed at that goal.
Hahahaha...Yeah dude. I've been told by few people about the similarity of Pippo Inzaghi and one of the characters , after releasing this video. (haven't watched Blue Lock yet) 😀😀 Thank you soooo much for checking out the video. Really appreciate you leaving a comment here, Aryan.🙏🙏
I used to hate this guy with a passion. He was so clumsy yet he always found a way to score. No matter the team no matter the score. He would score a goal from the most unbelievable positions in such a clumsy way.
Hahahaa....Yeah dude, rarely a player divided opinions like him. If he was on your side, you loved him. Otherwise, most neutrals didn't really "get" him. 😀😀 Thank you soooo much for dropping a comment. Really appreciate it 🙏🙏
Thank you for the comment. Really glad you enjoyed the video. 🙏🙏 To be honest, I wrote the whole bit about his birth, only to include that "offside" bit 😀😀
@@FootballDrawn He’s very similar to Inzaghi in his playstyle Both utilize positioning, off the ball movement, field vision, and I guess “getting lucky”
Inzagui is the perfect definition of "Simple but Effective", the only number 9 striker that is close to what Inzagui was when it comes to his clinical abilities was Radamel Falcao in his prime at Atletico de Madrid. There's a reason of why there was a "Number 9 Curse" in Milan for so long since Inzagui left, and it was only Giroud, another underrated poacher, that was able to break it.
Hey dude. Thank you for the comment. Really appreciate it, man 🙏🙏 Indeed, Pippo Inzaghi was a rare breed...and honestly, I'd love to see that kind of striker come back. The likes of van Nistelrooy, and Falcao.
@@FootballDrawn It is very rare to see that kind of 9 striker poacher, since today's football has become more dynamic, now strikers that can fullfill multiple roles like Lewandosky or Benzema are the ones that are taking to spot, poachers are not that looked up now as it used to be, and let's be honest, Inzagui had the mighty Sheva as his partner at the from, plus Kaka, today that type of combination would be ilegal xD
Hey dude...thank you soooo much for the comment. Really appreciate it, dude🙏🙏 I actually had to look it up...Back in my day, we only had Captain Tsubasa 😀😀
Among the rankings in the anime Isagi had been one of the worst, but we've seen his ability to poach. The name also has a resemblance to Inzaghi. The author of Blue Lock is trying to tell these kids something amazing 🔴⚫
Verrrrrry good question my friend. Hey RUclips, Are you listening?😀😀 In all seriousness, thank you soooo much, Sid. This comment really means alot to me 🙏🙏
Most of people just busy to looking who is the next messi or c ronaldo. But I think messi or c ronaldo is great player but never be unique as Inzaghi. Inzaghi can perform bad for almost two half, but suddenly he create crucial goal in cheaper and simplest ways. I really miss his playstyle.
Hey dude. Thank you for your comment. Really appreciate it 🙏🙏 Yeah I think Inzaghi was the master of scoring "efficient" goals. I think as Messi and Ronaldo started to get in their early 20's, they also had to become the master of scoring "efficient" goals, which is why they're both legends of the game.
Not to mention inzaghi was plagued with injury. I still remember Mourinho told the press “I don’t care if Milan wants to play with 10 striker or what, but just don’t put Inzaghi on the Field.” People were laughing because Inzaghi was an injured 37 years old striker who didnt make any notable performances in that year. Even he was benched for injury in the 2nd leg which Milan lost. But for those who did not understand Inzaghi, they kept saying the first goal was lucky and the second goal was offside… That’s super Pippo for you😁
Hi Akram. Thank you sooo much for writing a comment on this video. Really appreciate it dude 🙏🙏 Yeah indeed. I remember specifically how Pippo Inzaghi missed most of the 2003-04, which made him miss the Euro 2004 as well (and Italy missed his goals in that tournament). It was impressive how he came back to recover for a decent 2005-06 season, and make it to the 2006 World Cup-winning squad.
Hey Joyce. Thank you soooo much for leaving a comment. Really appreciate it, my friend. Yeah its interesting how a character is sooo based on Pippo Inzaghi. I didn't even know that, when I was making this video, but people have been talking about the comparison 😀
I love your video Super Pippo the real second half game changer, no strength, no technical skills but the best super-sub ever. Even the most skillfull players today are not even close to be so determinant as this guy was.
Hey dude. Thank you soooo much for writing a comment on the video. Really glad that you enjoyed it! 🙏🙏 Yeah, absolutely agreed. Pippo Inzaghi was the master of time and space in the box 🙂
Hi Mihir. Thank you sooo much for the comment. Really appreciate it. Yeah indeed. To be honest, I still haven't watched Blue Lock, but I'm told by this comparison alot :))
Hey dude...Thank you for leaving a comment on the video. Really appreciated 🙏🙏 Hopefully your win against City can kickstart your season. Good luck on the rest of your season, a club of immense tradition and history.
Sure he doesn't dribble or juggle the ball like CR or Messi but to say he had no technical skill is a bit misleading. He received long and through balls with brilliant subtle deft touches, setting up many of his trademark "boring" goals.
please keep making videos, especially the "before their takeover ones" you have better insight into Italian football than some channels that have 100k+ subscribers! you'll for sure get there as well!
Hi...Thank you soooo much for the comment. Really appreciate it , my friend 🙏🙏 Yeah, I gotta say, those "before their takeover" videos were my favorite to make 😀 Thank you. Your comment really made my day
Hey dude. I'd even say Giroud still has a decent technical abilities. I'd say yeah, Giroud is an evolution from the Inzaghi type that was required from modern football. I would say Mauro Icardi is the exact "like for like" profile. Thank you for the comment. Really appreciate it dude 🙏🙏
@@FootballDrawn i would agree with this, but both Icardi and Giroud are way more gifted Mario Gomez, Bayern 2009-13 was very very much like Pippo, but Pippo was way faster at his responses Edit: Technically gifted with the ball*
Hi Saptarshi...Thank you for checking out the video. Really appreciate it 🙏🙏 Yeah, I never realized how similiar the Blue Lock character is, until people started pointing it out 😃😃
@@FootballDrawn BTW - I am so happy that i found your channel. I like your drawings and your style of storytelling. I have subscribed and watched some of your videos. thank you for all what you are doing)))
Hey John. Thank you soooo much for leaving a comment on the video. Really appreciate it dude. Yeah absolutely. That ability to ghost defenders...his in-box intelligence was unmatched.
Bravo, ottimo video. Hai riassunto perfettamente Inzaghi, manca solo la parte atletica e di studio. Inzaghi era veloce, sempre in perfetta forma grazie a diete ed andava a letto molto presto durante la stagione. Inoltre voleva sapere tutto dei suoi avversari, dalle loro abitudini di gioco fino ad eventuali problemi fisici o modi di stare in campo. E da li creava molti dei suoi goal, ovvero andando a colpire sistematicamenti i punti deboli della difesa avversaria. Tipo un velociraptor. Nei big match era maniacale e li soffriva, ma quell'ansia anzichè dargli fastio lo caricava fino al goal (l'esultanza era un modo di liberarsi da tutti i pensieri)
'It's not about love the goal but by being loved by the goal itself' that's how i would describe Inzhagi. Edit:Also many mistaken this but Cruyff word for inzhagi isn't criticism it's compliment bcs Positioning for Cruyff is the essence.
Kids just don’t know how good inzaghi was, he was constantly marked by the best centerbacks ans always somehow escaped them and scored at crucial moments
Absolutely dude. I think the ability to be at the right place in the right time is really underappreciated. Thank you sooo much for writing a comment on the video. Really appreciate it, dude 🙏🙏
What amazed me about Pippo was the only time you saw him it was when the ball made it's way into the post and Super Pippo suddenly sprinting in a frenzy. I miss him the most.
Found your channel today and i really loved this video! I always have a curiosity to know about the legends of the game and your video helped me alot. Really appreciate your hard work bro keep it up👍
There's a good couple of Milan topics that I've already started to write the script for. Hopefully, at least one of them will come out soon. Thank you, Sid, for both your comments. Really appreciate it🙏🙏
Hi Shakti. Thank you soooo much for leaving a comment. Really appreciate it dude :)) Absolutely. Even when I was watching him 2 decades ago, I always felt like he has his poison ready for any moment.
For me, he is the best striker ever if you want to a goal and win. His 2 goals against Liverpool are my favorites and proof that football is about positioning and composure.
Indeed. In terms of intelligence, and positioning, there's rarely anyone better as a number 9. Thank you soooooo much for the comment. Really appreciate it dude 🙏🙏
I think Haaland could. Many say he only scores tap-ins. But his positional awareness and ability to be at the right place could make him similar to Inzaghi
Hey Elias. Thank you soo much for the comment. Really appreciate it. Honestly, I'm really glad that we're seeing another "classic" number 9 again. Reminds me of my childhood era in 90's, when we had many forwards of that ilk. I personally think Haaland is verrrrrrrrrry close to Bobo Vieri. Both big and incredibly strong as an ox, both left-footed, but I think Haaland will go even further, as Vieri was a party boy.
Always loved SuperPippo. You don't score that many goals for that many teams for that many years by accident. Also, I really enjoyed the little drawings a lot!
Hey dude...Thank you sooo much for watching the video, and subscribing. It really means alot to me 🙏🙏 Yeah, honestly, I've rarely seen anyone that lethal with just few chances
Pippo Inzaghi is what i believe a Striker is. You can dribble and pass as a false 9 and be a playmaker, but a Striker's NO.1 requirement, is goals. A striker needs to be where the space is most deadly. Inzaghi had that. He would be there, and then the most important thing for a striker: finishing. Even if he could be there, what use would it be if he couldn't score? But he did. Positioning to a critical spot, and clincal finishing. That is a striker's bread and butter
Why would anybody hate inzaghi? There are some players that deserve hate but Inzaghi isn’t one of them. A misunderstood player perhaps but had a special skill set.
Hey dude. Thank you for leaving a comment on the video. Really appreciate it :)) Ofcourse, with today's lens, he's not hated, but I remember when I was watching him in late 90's and 2000's (when skill was celebrated over efficiency), he wasn't liked at all by fans (unless he was in your team). I'm glad the narrative around Pippo Inzaghi's legacy has changed these days, but unfortunately it wasn't the case 2 decades ago.
Hey Griffin. Thank you sooooo much for the comment. Really appreciate it, dude. It's crazy to see this many Milan fans since I started this channel. Always a blessing to run into fellow Rossoneri❤️🖤
Inzaghi and Muller have my respect. As a kid I wanted to be like Raul or Inzaghi. Who cares about the ball, just pass it into space so I can score, ideally with 0 dribbling. Games are won with goals, how you score.. nobody gonna remember.
Hahahaa....Verrrrrry well said, dude. I had a childhood friend that we used to call Pippo, because that's all he did in our street football. He just did the scoring :))
Hey Leorio. Thank you sooo much for the comment. Really appreciate it :)) Honestly, I didn't even know Blue Lock initially, but from the comments that I got, it seems like there's a character that's based on Pippo Inzaghi.
For Inzaghi has has no strength, no technical skills. But he can see the things before it happened and that imo is the greatest quality a striker could have.
For me , football is a simple game where players do the tasks as simple as possible. .. That's why there are 11 players on the team , not 1 vs 1 match. .. Everyone hold their own respective task and do it accordingly as a team. .. No need some fancy BS tricks , some superhuman speed or strenght nor godly dribbling skills. .. You just had to play the game , enjoy yourself , score the goal and win the match
maybe haaland should learn more from inzaghi, because alot of defenders surround themselves around haaland which stops him from scoring goals as much as he used to. imo
Simone Inzaghi is actually his younger brother, who was also a striker. There was one Italy squad that both were called up for at the same time, which remains Simone Inzaghi's only international cap. Simone's career was usually under Pippo's shadow, although as a coach, Simone seems to be the more successful one. Thank you for the comment. Really appreciate it 🙏🙏
Hi Ayush. Thank you for the comment. Of course, now the narrative is different, but in late 90's/early 2000's, it was different. He had alot of haters back then (including me, when he was playing in Juventus). Looking back, I was wrong to hate him 😄😄
Filippo Inzaghi's success in football is clear to anyone with a deep understanding of the game. Inzaghi was a master at converting opportunities into goals. His ability to finish chances, particularly in tight spaces within the final 20-25 meters, was remarkable. Inzaghi's style was not about dazzling dribbles or physical dominance; it was about being relentlessly focused on scoring. His exceptional sense of positioning and timing, combined with his single-minded determination, allowed him to excel where others could not. He proved that football isn’t just about technique or athleticism-it’s also about intelligence, anticipation, and a relentless drive to succeed.
![Filippo Inzaghi, Super Pippo [Best Goals]](/img/1.gif)
Fifa Made a lot of our Younger generation Disrespect and Underrate Just How clinical Inzaghi was
Yeah I agree. Unfortunately, video games cannot quantify the qualities of certain players like Pippo Inzaghi, such as the awareness, and the sense of being at the right place at the right time.
Thank you for the comments. Always a pleasure reading them on my videos 🙏🙏
In pes mobile I have inzaghi
I hated him when I got him bcoz he is a gold ball and 91 max
But man, when I deployed him on the field someway somehow he was at the right place to score goals
Seriously telling, sub him in the second half in pes
He is a different kind of beast
He doesn't even feel like gold ball 91 max, he feels like 100
In pes ( he has super sub skill in ped) if u tell me to select a sub who is gonna play for the second half, without a second thought
I will choose no messi, no cr7, no Zlatan
I will just choose pippo inzaghi
( I don't about him at fifa, since I never got to play with him)
@@FootballDrawn now he the main character in blue lock izaghi=inzaghi💥
If u hate inzaghi u hate football what a striker and the celebrations legend
I could totally relate to Pippo's celebration. I think we were all celebrating those goals with the same vigor that he had :))
As a Liverpool fan I was victim to inzaghi clinical finishing. The iconic goal poacher.
Hey Joe...Yeah, that was a good night for us, but I would still swap it with the miracle of Istanbul. You guys won the more memorable of the 2 finals 😀😀
Thank you for the comment. Really appreciate it 🙏🙏
@@FootballDrawn I agree, that match gives me goosebumps each time I see the highlights
And I’m a Milan fan
1 shot, 2 goals.
Liverpool was so lucky Inzaghi didn't play in ucl final 2005
His celebrations were even more greater 😂
Pippos last game I cried.that final game we lost so many legends.even Van bommel cried but when Pippo scored the winner he deserved that more than anyone
Hi Ridwaan. Thank you sooo much for writing a comment. Really appreciate it 🙏🙏
Yeah, it was a sad day for all Milan fans. It really says alot when a player like Van Bommel, who won so much in the game, has tears in his eyes, despite being in Milan for only a season and half
@@FootballDrawn Hi, you made a good video. Who do you think was the better No.9 in Italy during the late 90s/early 2000s, Inzaghi or Vieri?
I wish Italy had strikers like him again, he could finish, and that's lacking now. In my opinion, Inzaghi had great situational awareness, he was always in a good position to strike
Absolutely dude. I've rarely seen a striker that made a whole career out of being in the right place, at the right time, and that's a special talent in itself
Scored twice in a Champions League final and lifted the trophy. You can name some more gifted strikers that have not achieved that, like his former partner Shevchenko,Thierry Henry,Rud van Nistelrooy, Brazilian Ronaldo and others. And he was already a veteran at this stage. A true legend. Forza Inzaghi i Forza Milan.
Hi Douglas. Thank you sooooo much for the comment. Really appreciate it dude. 🙏🙏
All the names that you mentioned really took me back to an era of football that I really miss 😀😀
It's sooo amazing to see fellow Milan fans in the channel 🔴⚫
Hollywood should make a movie on Inzaghi
" OFFSIDE "
Damn , this player is so inspiring for many of us ,,...
Hahahahaa...I would TOTALLY watch that :))
As child when he was playing he was one of my favorite players that time! Hes positining, his coldness in front the keeper was espetacular
Hey Douglas, Thank you soooo much for the comment. Really appreciate it.
Yeah absolutely, there's rarely someone like Pippo Inzaghi, who made a whole career out of game-intelligence :))
The guy had incredible work rate, in the 2007 CL Inzaghi played the tip of a Christmas tree which is the hardest position for a striker to play.
Hi Ross. Thank you sooo much for dropping a comment. Really appreciate it 🙏🙏
Yeah, indeed. Every Christmas tree needs a star on top, doesn't it 😀😀
He's the reason I named my son Filippo even though it's not a common name in my place.
Unfortunately, he doesn't like Calcio, maybe later when he grows up. I hope...
Hi Zakaria. Thank you soooo much for leaving a comment. Really appreciate it 🙏🙏
I hope and pray that the young Filippo will grow to be an amazing man, with a long and blessed life. 🙂
@@FootballDrawn Thank you, that's very kind of you, that's what a father expects most
@@zakariajalaludin9978 Anytime, Zakaria. Much love :))
To this day, still one of my favourite strikers. Dude had no skill but was lethal infront of goal, in and around the box. Dude scored with every part of his body he was allowed to score with!
Absolutely dude...I haven't known a player who made a whole career of just being in the right place at the right time. He was incredibly "street-smart".
He is my favorite player, he was so clinical, even retired he made Buffon looked like a fool during the match for Pirlo. He was disrespected by Allegri though, I wish he did not have these injuries at the end of his career.
Hi Raymond. Thank you sooo much for the comment. Really appreciate it, dude. 🙏🙏
Yeah...unfortunately, injuries robbed him of playing time towards the end, as well as the 2003/04 and 2004/05 season. Luckily, his knee recovered enough to make it to the World Cup 2006.
its not lucky that he scores these goals, he just knows where to be in the perfect time
Master of time and space 🔥🔥
I grew up idolizing Inzaghi. Thank you for this. You summed up the reason why I loved him perfectly that it brought this old lady to tears 🙂
Thank you sooooooooo much for writing a comment. Really glad that you liked the video. 🙏🙏
For me, Pippo Inzaghi represents an era of football that unfortunately we no longer have today.
One thing you didn't mention (and maybe you don't know about) is that he was an avid student of football. He enjoyed watching football games and he learned how other players moved so when he faced them he already knew how to play around them. He has terrific memory and (this has been tested on live TV) he remembers all of his goals. Give me intelligence and dedication over talent and athleticism without will
Indeed. The guy was definitely smart. Even through the words of others (Pirlo and Zlatan's autobiographies). Rarely have I seen anyone with his intelligence.
Thank you for the comment. Really appreciate it, dude :))
Oh, my god! Pippo was freaking lethal! He totally knew where to be, but, man, he could also score some absolute screamers, impossible goals even! What a legend!
Hi Juan. Thank you soooooooo much for writing a comment on the video. Really appreciate it 🙏🙏
Yeah, he was the master of time and space. There was a goal that he scored in a friendly against Barcelona at Camp Nou, which I wish I included in this video too. It's still available in RUclips. You'll be amazed at that goal.
Blue lock brought me here 😅
What a legend he has won everything
Hahahaha...Yeah dude. I've been told by few people about the similarity of Pippo Inzaghi and one of the characters , after releasing this video. (haven't watched Blue Lock yet) 😀😀
Thank you soooo much for checking out the video. Really appreciate you leaving a comment here, Aryan.🙏🙏
I used to hate this guy with a passion. He was so clumsy yet he always found a way to score. No matter the team no matter the score. He would score a goal from the most unbelievable positions in such a clumsy way.
Hahahaa....Yeah dude, rarely a player divided opinions like him. If he was on your side, you loved him. Otherwise, most neutrals didn't really "get" him. 😀😀
Thank you soooo much for dropping a comment. Really appreciate it 🙏🙏
Great video, didn’t realise how disliked he was, loved the born offside bit
Thank you for the comment. Really glad you enjoyed the video. 🙏🙏
To be honest, I wrote the whole bit about his birth, only to include that "offside" bit 😀😀
That goal reminds me of the Vialli header on the floor. So ugly, it's gorgeous.
Hahahaa...You're soooo right !!!
Thank you, as always, for the comments. Really appreciate it, dude🙏🙏
How come this channel doesn't have 100K subs already? Amazing video
Hahahahaa...I hope I get there someday. Thank you soo much, my friend. Really appreciate it 🙏🙏
there is a Japanese anime main character inspired from inzaghi in football anime called blue lock. He is called isagi
I need to watch that...I've been told this quite a few times. Now I'm actually curious about this Isagi character 😀😀
@@FootballDrawn He’s very similar to Inzaghi in his playstyle
Both utilize positioning, off the ball movement, field vision, and I guess “getting lucky”
Inzagui is the perfect definition of "Simple but Effective", the only number 9 striker that is close to what Inzagui was when it comes to his clinical abilities was Radamel Falcao in his prime at Atletico de Madrid.
There's a reason of why there was a "Number 9 Curse" in Milan for so long since Inzagui left, and it was only Giroud, another underrated poacher, that was able to break it.
Hey dude. Thank you for the comment. Really appreciate it, man 🙏🙏
Indeed, Pippo Inzaghi was a rare breed...and honestly, I'd love to see that kind of striker come back. The likes of van Nistelrooy, and Falcao.
@@FootballDrawn It is very rare to see that kind of 9 striker poacher, since today's football has become more dynamic, now strikers that can fullfill multiple roles like Lewandosky or Benzema are the ones that are taking to spot, poachers are not that looked up now as it used to be, and let's be honest, Inzagui had the mighty Sheva as his partner at the from, plus Kaka, today that type of combination would be ilegal xD
Who else is here from Blue Lock? 👋
We found the real Isagi 🤯
Hey dude...thank you soooo much for the comment. Really appreciate it, dude🙏🙏
I actually had to look it up...Back in my day, we only had Captain Tsubasa 😀😀
Among the rankings in the anime Isagi had been one of the worst, but we've seen his ability to poach. The name also has a resemblance to Inzaghi. The author of Blue Lock is trying to tell these kids something amazing 🔴⚫
Why has your channel not blown up yet?
Verrrrrry good question my friend. Hey RUclips, Are you listening?😀😀
In all seriousness, thank you soooo much, Sid. This comment really means alot to me 🙏🙏
Most of people just busy to looking who is the next messi or c ronaldo. But I think messi or c ronaldo is great player but never be unique as Inzaghi.
Inzaghi can perform bad for almost two half, but suddenly he create crucial goal in cheaper and simplest ways. I really miss his playstyle.
Hey dude. Thank you for your comment. Really appreciate it 🙏🙏
Yeah I think Inzaghi was the master of scoring "efficient" goals. I think as Messi and Ronaldo started to get in their early 20's, they also had to become the master of scoring "efficient" goals, which is why they're both legends of the game.
Not to mention inzaghi was plagued with injury. I still remember Mourinho told the press “I don’t care if Milan wants to play with 10 striker or what, but just don’t put Inzaghi on the Field.” People were laughing because Inzaghi was an injured 37 years old striker who didnt make any notable performances in that year. Even he was benched for injury in the 2nd leg which Milan lost. But for those who did not understand Inzaghi, they kept saying the first goal was lucky and the second goal was offside… That’s super Pippo for you😁
Hi Akram. Thank you sooo much for writing a comment on this video. Really appreciate it dude 🙏🙏
Yeah indeed. I remember specifically how Pippo Inzaghi missed most of the 2003-04, which made him miss the Euro 2004 as well (and Italy missed his goals in that tournament). It was impressive how he came back to recover for a decent 2005-06 season, and make it to the 2006 World Cup-winning squad.
I'm here because of Blue Lock anime
So happy to see that there's an actual human Isagi Yoichi
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Yeah its interesting how a character is sooo based on Pippo Inzaghi. I didn't even know that, when I was making this video, but people have been talking about the comparison 😀
Sorry what ?
You should be glad the author made isagi based on inzhagi
I love your video Super Pippo the real second half game changer, no strength, no technical skills but the best super-sub ever. Even the most skillfull players today are not even close to be so determinant as this guy was.
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Yeah, absolutely agreed. Pippo Inzaghi was the master of time and space in the box 🙂
Dude, your videos are soooo underrated
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Now I understand why bluelock choose inzaghi as isagi
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Yeah indeed. To be honest, I still haven't watched Blue Lock, but I'm told by this comparison alot :))
Amazing video on Pippo Inzaghi, and Serie A
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Same here… he deserved his moment in the sun in the 2007 final even tho he denied
Liverpool
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Hopefully your win against City can kickstart your season. Good luck on the rest of your season, a club of immense tradition and history.
Sure he doesn't dribble or juggle the ball like CR or Messi but to say he had no technical skill is a bit misleading. He received long and through balls with brilliant subtle deft touches, setting up many of his trademark "boring" goals.
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Yeah...I think you're right. He was a brilliant receiver of the ball
The greatest super-sub and a clinical finisher
Absolutely dude. Very well said
Another amazing video!
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Love the video mate
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please keep making videos, especially the "before their takeover ones"
you have better insight into Italian football than some channels that have 100k+ subscribers! you'll for sure get there as well!
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Yeah, I gotta say, those "before their takeover" videos were my favorite to make 😀
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Congrats on your 2k subscribers😍😍🥳🥳🥳
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Brilliant video on Italian football. Thank you for covering a Milan story
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As someone younger who hasn't seen him play, after hearing the last question, does giroud counts? With less goals of cause but he still scores
Hey dude. I'd even say Giroud still has a decent technical abilities. I'd say yeah, Giroud is an evolution from the Inzaghi type that was required from modern football. I would say Mauro Icardi is the exact "like for like" profile.
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@@FootballDrawn i would agree with this, but both Icardi and Giroud are way more gifted
Mario Gomez, Bayern 2009-13 was very very much like Pippo, but Pippo was way faster at his responses
Edit: Technically gifted with the ball*
@@pashkodreshaj2558 Hi Pashko. Yeah, indeed. Pashko was another one of those "fox in the box" prototype that Pippo Inzaghi was as well :))
He actually scored a free kick goal while at atalanta! I was shocked when I saw it
Hahahha...I think I saw that in a highlight goals video as well. Quite surprising 😀😀
Isagi and Blue Lock brought me here
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Yeah, I never realized how similiar the Blue Lock character is, until people started pointing it out 😃😃
@@FootballDrawn because Isagi is Inzaghi in anime/manga
@@future_ed1tX i should actually start watching it :))
@@FootballDrawn I highly recommend you, man it is just peak Sports anime/manga
Me and you who read are like Pippo Inzaghi, and this is enough to inspire our daily life to be better everyday.
Absolutely dude. Verrrrry well said !!!
That clip of the goal against Juve you showed. If that is not technical ability then idk what technical ability is.
Good point. Love your profile name btw 😀😀
As a Milan fan. Pippo inzaghi and Andrei shevchenco best couple of forwards ever.
They were perfectly matched...both with their strength and weaknesses. Amazing pair on the pitch, and in Playstation 😀
@@FootballDrawn BTW - I am so happy that i found your channel. I like your drawings and your style of storytelling. I have subscribed and watched some of your videos. thank you for all what you are doing)))
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He had pace and a crazy work rate as well but his ability to ghost defenders and read the game was on another level.
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Yeah absolutely. That ability to ghost defenders...his in-box intelligence was unmatched.
Bravo, ottimo video. Hai riassunto perfettamente Inzaghi, manca solo la parte atletica e di studio. Inzaghi era veloce, sempre in perfetta forma grazie a diete ed andava a letto molto presto durante la stagione. Inoltre voleva sapere tutto dei suoi avversari, dalle loro abitudini di gioco fino ad eventuali problemi fisici o modi di stare in campo. E da li creava molti dei suoi goal, ovvero andando a colpire sistematicamenti i punti deboli della difesa avversaria. Tipo un velociraptor.
Nei big match era maniacale e li soffriva, ma quell'ansia anzichè dargli fastio lo caricava fino al goal (l'esultanza era un modo di liberarsi da tutti i pensieri)
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Absolutely agree with everything (had to put it on Google Translate) :))
You made a 8 minute video seem like 3 minutes
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People confuse technique for dribbling. He had an adequate enough technique to roll defenders and be dangerous
Very true, my friend
Love your videos on Italian football, and the premier league. Please make a video on Manchester United
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Well, I'll have you know that the next video is about Manchester United 😀
'It's not about love the goal but by being loved by the goal itself' that's how i would describe Inzhagi.
Edit:Also many mistaken this but Cruyff word for inzhagi isn't criticism it's compliment bcs Positioning for Cruyff is the essence.
Verrrrrry well said :))
never hated him, guy's scored tons of goal for milan so yea 😙😙😙😙
Hahaahhaa...Yeah, to be honest, it's different when he's our player 😀😀
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Kids just don’t know how good inzaghi was, he was constantly marked by the best centerbacks ans always somehow escaped them and scored at crucial moments
Absolutely dude. I think the ability to be at the right place in the right time is really underappreciated.
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What amazed me about Pippo was the only time you saw him it was when the ball made it's way into the post and Super Pippo suddenly sprinting in a frenzy. I miss him the most.
@@sayemulislam8716 Ohhh boy...those passionate celebrations. He was certainly one of us :))
I could never hate my Pippo
he's responsible for many of my favorite moments in Italian football
Found your channel today and i really loved this video! I always have a curiosity to know about the legends of the game and your video helped me alot. Really appreciate your hard work bro keep it up👍
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more Milan videos as well please!!
There's a good couple of Milan topics that I've already started to write the script for. Hopefully, at least one of them will come out soon.
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His game might look ugly, but its actually clinical precision. This guy would always have the ending game killing goal dagger ready.
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Absolutely. Even when I was watching him 2 decades ago, I always felt like he has his poison ready for any moment.
Pippo didn't "deserve" to score, like much hyped young strikers today. He was just efficient and scored.
Verrrrry well-said, my friend :))
For me, he is the best striker ever if you want to a goal and win. His 2 goals against Liverpool are my favorites and proof that football is about positioning and composure.
Indeed. In terms of intelligence, and positioning, there's rarely anyone better as a number 9.
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@@FootballDrawn it goes to Gerd Müller for the best positioning and goal awareness. World Cup 1974 final goal as example.
@@auandi True...very few existed like Gerd Muller
I think Haaland could. Many say he only scores tap-ins. But his positional awareness and ability to be at the right place could make him similar to Inzaghi
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Honestly, I'm really glad that we're seeing another "classic" number 9 again. Reminds me of my childhood era in 90's, when we had many forwards of that ilk. I personally think Haaland is verrrrrrrrrry close to Bobo Vieri. Both big and incredibly strong as an ox, both left-footed, but I think Haaland will go even further, as Vieri was a party boy.
Cruijff added - parhaps later, not sure - 'He can't play but I would always put him on there because he always scores.'
In fact, around when he scored that brace against Real, Sir Alex expressed his respect for Super Pippo and his longevity as a poacher.
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Pippo inzhagi ...amazing ...
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Always loved SuperPippo. You don't score that many goals for that many teams for that many years by accident.
Also, I really enjoyed the little drawings a lot!
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Inzaghi was just lethal! In any competition was it Serie A, Champions or International.
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Yeah, honestly, I've rarely seen anyone that lethal with just few chances
Pippo Inzaghi is what i believe a Striker is. You can dribble and pass as a false 9 and be a playmaker, but a Striker's NO.1 requirement, is goals. A striker needs to be where the space is most deadly. Inzaghi had that. He would be there, and then the most important thing for a striker: finishing. Even if he could be there, what use would it be if he couldn't score? But he did.
Positioning to a critical spot, and clincal finishing. That is a striker's bread and butter
God, I miss the "true 9" strikers. Getting fed up with all these Guardiola-type false nines...and Pippo Inzaghi was the truest of all 9's :)))
Why would anybody hate inzaghi? There are some players that deserve hate but Inzaghi isn’t one of them. A misunderstood player perhaps but had a special skill set.
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Ofcourse, with today's lens, he's not hated, but I remember when I was watching him in late 90's and 2000's (when skill was celebrated over efficiency), he wasn't liked at all by fans (unless he was in your team).
I'm glad the narrative around Pippo Inzaghi's legacy has changed these days, but unfortunately it wasn't the case 2 decades ago.
LOL.. when I was still high school, we called Inzaghi "a sticker" because he stays at the edge of the offside line.
Hahahahaa...Yeah dude. He was the master of time and space, and that meant that he was gonna be in offside quite a bit 😀😀
Pippo my favourite striker
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Yeah indeed, my favorite too😀
Sometime ppl forget how fast he's inside the box
He had this way of "sniffing" for chances in the box. Unmatched intelligence
Inzaghi the Offside man! 😅
One the underrated players...
Maybe we can compare him with Thomas Muller in today's football...
What do you think? 🙂
Indeed, Both Muller's and Pippo Inzaghi's intelligence can definitely be compared to on another 👍
Following cause we’re both Milan fans ❤️🖤
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Inzaghi and Muller have my respect. As a kid I wanted to be like Raul or Inzaghi.
Who cares about the ball, just pass it into space so I can score, ideally with 0 dribbling.
Games are won with goals, how you score.. nobody gonna remember.
Hahahaa....Verrrrrry well said, dude. I had a childhood friend that we used to call Pippo, because that's all he did in our street football. He just did the scoring :))
Damn, this was really nice video. I learned about him from Blue Lock. It's really amazing how you made this video just before the show started airing.
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Honestly, I didn't even know Blue Lock initially, but from the comments that I got, it seems like there's a character that's based on Pippo Inzaghi.
You can be the most technical striker in the world but at the end of the day what does count it's if you can put the ball in the net.
Absolutely well said
For Inzaghi has has no strength, no technical skills. But he can see the things before it happened and that imo is the greatest quality a striker could have.
The best compliment I can give to Pippo Inzaghi is that he was at the right place, at the right time. Much like Spiderman 😀😀
He's like Anakin and Kenobi combined
His goal vs barcelona in 2010 is my favorite goal
Ohhh boy...the one in Camp Nou. What a beauty !!! The assist from Clarence Seedorf was an art
Loved him
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His positioning is second to none.
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Yeah dude...He was the master of time and space 😀
@@FootballDrawn No thank YOU for honoring this underrated legend like you did 🙏
@@brunoserra2484 Anytime Bruno. Much love :))
Not for nothing did he grow up and become a phenomenon in Juve
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He scared me the most.
His unpredictability was scary
i am litterlly motivate by this player❤
Indeed.
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Morfeo allowed him to score a lot of goals in Atalanta, which is why he became famous
Ohhh my God...I remember that guy...He was in Parma for a while.
Also won the Serie A with Milan in 99...now I feel old :))
@@FootballDrawn a wasted talent of ours, he assisted Inzaghi and Gilardino and many other strykers
@@daralati absolutely dude
For me , football is a simple game where players do the tasks as simple as possible. .. That's why there are 11 players on the team , not 1 vs 1 match. .. Everyone hold their own respective task and do it accordingly as a team. .. No need some fancy BS tricks , some superhuman speed or strenght nor godly dribbling skills. .. You just had to play the game , enjoy yourself , score the goal and win the match
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Bro is the reason the term goal poacher exists
hahahahaa...the true fox in the box
Ghost of the box ❤🖤
In true definition!!
OI OI OI OI OI OI PIPPO INZAGHI SEGNA PER NOI ❤️
❤️❤️❤️
maybe haaland should learn more from inzaghi, because alot of defenders surround themselves around haaland which stops him from scoring goals as much as he used to. imo
hahahaahaaa
is simone inzaghi his brother or its a common name in italy??
Simone Inzaghi is actually his younger brother, who was also a striker. There was one Italy squad that both were called up for at the same time, which remains Simone Inzaghi's only international cap. Simone's career was usually under Pippo's shadow, although as a coach, Simone seems to be the more successful one.
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He does have a great first touch though
true
I think I'm one of the few who loved him and Klose. Both regarded as lucky scorers.
You and me both :))
there's no time for tricks when you're about to kill.
Hahahaa....very well said !!!
NOBODY HATES INZAGHI WE ALL LOVE HIM💚🤍❤
Yes sir :))
Who tf hates him bro inspires isagi yoichi ☠️
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Of course, now the narrative is different, but in late 90's/early 2000's, it was different. He had alot of haters back then (including me, when he was playing in Juventus).
Looking back, I was wrong to hate him 😄😄
Inzaghi had great skill and vision.
SUPER PIPPO🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐
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Super Pippo for the win !!! 😃😃
Filippo Inzaghi's success in football is clear to anyone with a deep understanding of the game. Inzaghi was a master at converting opportunities into goals. His ability to finish chances, particularly in tight spaces within the final 20-25 meters, was remarkable. Inzaghi's style was not about dazzling dribbles or physical dominance; it was about being relentlessly focused on scoring. His exceptional sense of positioning and timing, combined with his single-minded determination, allowed him to excel where others could not. He proved that football isn’t just about technique or athleticism-it’s also about intelligence, anticipation, and a relentless drive to succeed.
He was the master of time & space...the "art" of being at the right place at the right time. His intelligence was elite
Messi 90℅ talent 10℅ hard working, cristiano 50℅ talent 50℅ hard working, inzaghi 0℅ talent 100% hard working... Thats true
Hahhaa...That's sooo true :))
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Delpiero Inzaghi beef
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