Have Arsenal really suffered a decline? The season's not even finished yet so it's pretty strange to use half a season to suggest a decline in quality. It would be like using Chelsea's 10th placed finish from a few seasons back to suggest they declined too. Arsenal are having a bad period though in the wake of Wenger's departure. But the implication with a decline is that it's over a long period of time rather than just a short period of bad form. Overall I wouldn't say Arsenal in 2019 are much worse than Arsenal in 2010.
@@alidarbal2122 Their fall from grace was during the noughties though. Valencia makes another good candidate though - from a top 4 contender to mid-table mediocrity.
My club Chesterfield - in 2017 in League1 alongside local rivals Sheffield Utd. 2 years later, we’re 22nd in the National League while SheffUtd are 5th in the PL. Now statistically closer to Hashtag Utd than Sheffield Utd...
Nicholas Tadman and went down to league two, staying there for 4 seasons, unlike Sunderland, who actually started to bounce back after relegation to league one.
Deportivo La Coruña should have been honorably mentioned, since they once were playing UCL, then they declined in the last decade and now they're struggling in Segunda Division - they are currently last place there.
Or what about S.K Lierse who won the Belgian title 4 times and won 2 national cups. Their phoenix club (Lierse Kempenzonen) is currently in 15th position in the third tier.
@@imwinningthisone7613 Or another Belgian Champions League participant from I think 2006-2007: Royal Antwerpen. They served as something of a farm team for Manchester United around that time, John O'Shea recovered himself and his career there as far as I remember. They also have been relegated over the years, although they're playing Pro League this season. Years ago, the Blackburn Rovers also were a force to be reckoned with, they even got Roque Santa Cruz from Bayern Munich f.e., but they've been relegated in 2012 and are playing Championship now. They even were relegated to third division meanwhile. Also Bolton Wanderers: They once were playing European level. This summer news reached their fans that they're nearly bankcrupt. Luckily an investor was found. You could easily compare their situation to that of Kaiserslautern, they also struggled financially and needed a benefit match against Bayern this summer.
Greece. Made it to 2010 WC, made it to the round of 16 at Euro 2012 and for the first time made it at the round of 16 at 2014 WC, and then failed to qualify for Euro 2016, 2018 WC and Euro 2020
In Brazil, Cruzeiro won Brazilian Serie A 2013 and 2014. In 2019 was relegated to second division.
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What about Portuguesa, who was relegated off the top flight of brazilian football because of an illiegal substitution, then didn't even have a national division by 2018?
I think even Wigan Athletic should have been mentioned, started the decade by shocking Man City in FA Cup Final and then getting relegated down to League 1.
Sunderland were 15th in the league yesterday, not having scored an away goal from open play since September. Yet we still took 4,000 fans to Doncaster and got behind the team. True dedication
Sunderland are in a similar situation as Belgian club Sk Lierse who won 6 first division titles but their phoenix club that formed in 2018 is currently down in 15th position in the 3d tier
Fulham came to my mind, being Europa League finalists at the start of the decade and all, but now I don't think they've fallen that badly, compared to all the teams in this list.
Or what about S.K Lierse who won the Belgian title 4 times and won 2 national cups. Their phoenix club (Lierse Kempenzonen) is currently in 15th position in the third tier.
Werder Bremen also fell hard from grace. By the end of the last decade, they where playing in the UEFA Cup final and where constantly in the top 5, playing constantly for the Bundesliga title. Now they have a constant fight to avoid relegation.
them, stuttgart and hamburg surely are the biggest declines in german top flight football beside kaiserslautern. furthermore you could make a case for schalke (2nd best team at the beginning of the decade, not 5h to 7th best) and wolfsburg.
call them flatmates at war then. i dont think he put much thought into the literal meaning of 'cross town rival', he just meant rivals in the same town is all and used that popular phrase to describe it.
AEK Athens. Started the decade pretty strong, won the Greek Cup in 2011 I believe but then due to financial issues they found themselves in the third tier of Greek football. In a matter of two season they were back in the top flight and since then they won the Greek Cup, as well as being finalists for the trophy three more times. They also won their first league title in 24 years. Defo a huge decline with a huge comeback as well.
8:37 - Bolton were actually handed a 12pt deduction for breaching the rules regarding administration. The 5pt deduction you allude to was a suspended sentence, due to the failure to fulfil a fixture last season and one of their games this season being postponed due to concerns over player welfare (they were having to play teenagers until their ownership was settled).
It's sad to see how Malaga has declined. In 2013 they were a stoppage time goal away from the UCL semis, and now, they are two places above the relegation zone of the Spanish 2nd division.
Juventus, Real, Barca, Bayern, Atletico, Chelsea, Dortmund. Only one of those is debatable, but BVB deserves its spot for three titles and the last big tactical landslide under Klopp. Do you really need a video for that?
I want to say what about Palermo, but they were just on decline at the start of the decade :(. Cavanni, Dybala, several others I'm blanking on and one of the most important teams in Southern Italy (and the only "good" Sicilian team)... then relegated, then bared from Serie B due to financial mismanagement and shady owners, and now being reformed as a phoenix team in Serie D. Plus, the world is objectively worse without their pink kits gracing top flight football.
Portsmouth's decline is more severe than Sunderland's. Our peak of Europe in 2009, FA Cup finalists and 8 players at the World cup (James, KP Boateng, Mokoena etc) was much higher than Sunderland's. Whilst our nadir of administration twice and relegation to league 2 is more severe as well.
I feel Calciopoli affect football world more than you can imagine, as Serie -A was best league on the planet from 90s till 2006. The plummeting of Serie -A , synonimous with plummeting of the quality of football overall.
As a fan of Bolton all my life, its sad to see the decline, we've been tossed about between owners for years, and only a donaion from the late Ediie Davies saved us from completed dissolvation. We went from one bad owner to another, who tried to sindle players from other clubs, and eventually when we went into administration, most players left. We had a transfer embargo to also deal with, and at the beginning of the 2019/20 season our squad was 90% youth players, and we were only allowed to sign other players on loan. Its unsurpringing we're so far down now. Recently our manager has left once again, leaving more uncertainty, and he owners seem to still hold an iron fist over the club. Hopefully we do weel in League 2, but as things are going ith finances, we could easily go the way of Bury sadly.
You should included Cruzeiro indo this list, champions of brazilian League in 13 and 14, 2 times champions of copa libertadores, champions of brazilian cup in 17 and 18, and was relegated to second division in 19
Let’s clear this up. The only game I have watched my team play was a 0-0 home draw in the League 2 (4th tier) against Luton Town, who are now at the bottom of the championship. *We are now 4 divisions and 72 places apart.* My club York City were a National League (5th tier) club at the start of the decade. However they were promoted to the League 2 (4th tier) in 2011-2012, and just survived relegation the following season. They were on the brink of promotion in the 2013-14 season to the third tier via playoff semi-final against Fleetwood (who are still a League 1 club), but we lost. We then steadily declined and 2 seasons later we finished bottom of League 2 and left the football league (tiers 1-4). In the next season (16-17) we were relegated again (finishing 21st in the National League/5th tier) to the National League North (6th tier), where we have struggled for the past 3 seasons. We go into the decade in 2nd, which does not mean automatic promotion, as 2nd-7th have playoffs for the 2nd promotion spot from the National League North. I have hope however, that the next decade will bring light to York City, and we may return to the football league, and perhaps even greater heights! After all, it is football: anything can happen if you have the belief and hope.
You have my English team in the list (Sunderland) but have missed out my Spanish side, RCD Mallorca. 15 minutes from a Champions League place ten years ago, they dropped all the way to the fourth tier of Spanish football before clawing their way back to La Liga and are now hovering in the relegation zone
Birmingham city, start of decade 2010 - top 8 in premier league 2011 - carling cup winners Since then Relegation Last day relegation battles to stay up x3 9 point deduction Currently 17th
Not as well known as the clubs on the list, but my club Hapoel Tel Aviv suffered an incredible fall from grace this decade. In the 09/10 season we won the league and cup double and finished first in our UEL group beating the likes of Celtic, Hamburg and Rapid Vienna. The following season we qualified for the Champions League for the first time and even managed to beat Benfica 3-0 and drew with Schalke and away to Lyon. However, financial difficulties and a string of questionable owners and managers saw us relegated to the second tier of Israeli football in the 16/17 campaign. At the moment the club is deeply rooted to the bottom half of the Israeli Premier League, however the days of our former success seem long gone by now and our future does not look any brighter.
@@notleco7147 I just looked at the 11 from his third from last game, which was a 2-0 win at Liecester, which was the win that kept them in the league. All are still there apart from Adrian (Liverpool) , Cheikou Kouyate (Crystal Palace) , Jao Mario (Lokomotive Moscow) and Marco Arnautovic (Shanghai SIPG)
@@yousandro1999 Real Madrid really???they have always been the best club in the world.....they don't need to improve bcoz they are already perfect
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There might be Anji, which had been given with a lot of money by Suleiman Kerimov, Anji had invited Samuel Eto'o, Willian, Boussoufa unless the project was claimed unsuccessful, it has been playing in the Professional Football League (third tier of the Russian football leagues) since 2019/20 after having relegated from the Russian Premier League (first tier of the Russian football league) for the second time since 2013.
I think the greatest improvements of the decade a bit like Leicester I think they were league 1 at the start of the decade and winning the league in 2015/16
Should’ve mentioned Malaga as an honorable mention. They had money and talent earlier this decade, in the top 4 and now are a bottom table club in LaLiga2
Where is panathinaikos?in 2000's we got to champions league quarter finals and we were unlucky that we didn't get to the semifinals in the second match against barcelona we got to the quarter finals of europa league and we lost against the winners special one's porto and we got 2 times first in a champions league group first with arsenal invicibles in 2002 and with inter in 2009 and now the last time we went to champions league was 10 years ago
Remember Anzhi MA..bla..bla :)) you should do video about them too, their situation was very close to Dnipro's, started decade with Roberto Carlos, Eto'o, Willian and now I don't even know where are they.
In Brazil there's a club called Portuguesa, which played Brazil's Serie A in 2013. That year they were relegated in the court room because they lost points by using a player who was irregular. So in 2014 they played in the Serie B and were relegated once again. Following year they were relegated yet again from the Serie C to the Serie D. In only 4 years they went from the first division to not playing any national league! And they hit rock bottom now because they were relegated to the Second division of São Paulo's local tournament so they're basically amateur today
Honorable mentions to Juventus, AS Roma, Lazio and Atalanta who have all ceased to exist and have been replaced in the Italian top flight by Piemonte Calcio, Roma FC, Latium and Bergamo Calcio.
England: During the Premier League era, Preston North End or Bristol City. All-time (i.e. were never in Division 1 prior to 1992), maybe Plymouth Argyle?
Unirea Urziceni as an honourable mention, because Dan Pretescu took them to the domestic league title in Romania, competed in the Champions League, only for the owner to take the UCL money and run, leaving them in a mess. They never recovered, had to sell players and got relegated. They did not register for the third tier and liquidated. A businessman and fan reformed them, playing in the lower leagues, but they were soon later liquidated again.
Nothing against Sunderland, but they were a waste of space on the Premier League. They were always fighting relegation and getting saved by their skin of their teeth, their eventual descent was bound to happen soon.
As an American, the decline of LA Galaxy has been steep from having won 3 MLS Cups in 4 years from 2011-2014 to missing the playoffs 2 out of the last 3 seasons including this past season despite having Zlatan and losing supporters in the LA area to LAFC. They even finished bottom of the Western Conference with the second worse record in MLS this past season despite having Javier "Chichrito" Hernandez.
Just shows how mad football can be. Within next ten years, a club in league two could be in the PL, while a club in the PL right now could do the opposite.
Rangers? Top of Scotland until 2011, never relegated, then down to the 4th division, worked their way back up to the top of Scotland before the end of the decade.
Here Deportivo de la Coruña is missing. One time LaLiga winners, twice Cops del Rey winners, three times Spanish SuperCup winners ending at the Top 10 since the 90s and now at the 22nd position out of 22 in the Spanish Second Division. That is one big decline!
@Παναγιώτης Γεωργίου but juve and liverpool were great in the 80s , not to mention liverpool won the treble in 2001 and ucl in 2005 yeah but after that they went pretty shite for most of the years.
No mention of FC Twente anywhere? 2010 Dutch Champions 2011 cup winners and in the EL quarter finals. Relegated in 2018, brought back to life from a seemingly hopeless situation of near banruptcy, just got back into the eredisie this year and struggling.
Portuguesa, São Paulo, Internacional, Juventude, Paraná, Criciúma, Paysandu, Náutico, São Caetano, Paulista, etc. Clubs that were better in the last decade than in this one.
Hannover isnt really a decline. the 4th place at the beginning of the decade was a huge surprise. them getting relegated and promoted from time to time is absolutly normal.
That makes a lot of sense. You'd have to be short sighted to suggest otherwise. Man Utd started the decade in a better position than Arsenal as the best team in the league whereas Arsenal were fairly as average as they are now. And Man Utd end this decade in a worse position than Arsenal too considering they've been on a decline for a longer period (since 2013 when Fergie left, compared to Arsenal's 2018 when Wenger left). And Utd seem less likely to bounce back from slump anytime soon considering their board won't sack Ole, won't spend money and after 4 managers failing it seems like any other coaches don't want to join Man Utd..Arsenal's board on the other hand are also terrible but at least seemed proactive enough to fire Emery and hire Arteta and are more demanding for results. Overall it'd be short sighted to think Man U are in a better position than Arsenal overall. Maybe this season at the moment they are, but on the whole I think Arsenal can be revived with the right manager appointment whereas Man U have a poisonous board/owners who are holding them back and won't move forward - especially while Ole's still at the wheel.
Good video, I think Sunderland, Ac Milan, and SV Hamburg, are the biggest fallers, but there is always a club the size of Sunderland in league 1, which is why it is a decent league, next it will be someone else's turn maybe Birmingham, or Stoke or some such, Dnipro is all as of ancient style politics of division I think, it's not their own fault, So I vote Sv Hamburg the most astonishing fallers,
I support brighton and I know like there entire history. In 10-11 they won league one then from 11-12 all the up to 16-17 they were a championship staple (except for 14-15 when they were in the relegation battle.) In 16-17 they got promoted in to the premier league and since then they have been a relegation battle/mid-table side.
Anderlecht being in 10th place in belguim at the moment not playing European football in 97 years standing 10 th is the lowest in who knows what time and even have a negative goal difference wich never happend before I hope we come back hard in the new decade
Was gonna like this but you mentioned Sunderland having as many titles as Man City when they all came before WW2. Anyway, would be good if you did similar for national teams and rises for both them and clubs.
Whittar Same thing happened to Mexican club “Veracruz” since they were in huge debt and couldn’t win they didn’t even get relegated they completely vanished! Can’t wait till that happens to that club!
this video was out of date when it published United are 5th not 7th and also despite our troubles still end the decade with 6 honours beaten only by Chelsea and City in terms of PL sides! we are struggling but do think people go a bit far with our troubles
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Arsenal managing to avoid the list by the smallest of margins damn...
Well Arsenal weren't doing great at the start of the decade either, the decline isn't that big.
Have Arsenal really suffered a decline? The season's not even finished yet so it's pretty strange to use half a season to suggest a decline in quality. It would be like using Chelsea's 10th placed finish from a few seasons back to suggest they declined too.
Arsenal are having a bad period though in the wake of Wenger's departure. But the implication with a decline is that it's over a long period of time rather than just a short period of bad form. Overall I wouldn't say Arsenal in 2019 are much worse than Arsenal in 2010.
@@KaizerBeatz-vf9wf atleast arsenal used to play attractive football
Kaizer.Beatz even with Wenger, they were declining. They have been shit since 2007. Only winning 3 FA Cups since.
@Anthony Joshua 3 fa cups is still better than tottenham
What about Malaga? They were seconds away from reaching the UCL semi final in 2013 but now they are in danger in the second tier.
True
Cause Isco left
The goal that kicked them out of th tournament even was an offside 😂
Also Deportivo where good.
@@alidarbal2122
Their fall from grace was during the noughties though.
Valencia makes another good candidate though - from a top 4 contender to mid-table mediocrity.
My club Chesterfield - in 2017 in League1 alongside local rivals Sheffield Utd. 2 years later, we’re 22nd in the National League while SheffUtd are 5th in the PL. Now statistically closer to Hashtag Utd than Sheffield Utd...
Henry Bownes Same here bro Spireites
Henry Bownes the last part though 😂
It's very sad how far you've fallen.
R.I.P man. R.I.P.
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Portsmouth should be one of the seven. Started the decade in an fa cup final, now in league 1
They did drop all the way to League 2, so they kind of bounced back a bit. Last season, they were fighting for promotion until the playoffs.
Decline was caused by spending money they didn’t have
TheTurksMusic like Palermo
Bolton Wanderers??
Nicholas Tadman and went down to league two, staying there for 4 seasons, unlike Sunderland, who actually started to bounce back after relegation to league one.
Deportivo La Coruña should have been honorably mentioned, since they once were playing UCL, then they declined in the last decade and now they're struggling in Segunda Division - they are currently last place there.
That 2000s
Or what about S.K Lierse who won the Belgian title 4 times and won 2 national cups. Their phoenix club (Lierse Kempenzonen) is currently in 15th position in the third tier.
@@imwinningthisone7613 Or another Belgian Champions League participant from I think 2006-2007: Royal Antwerpen. They served as something of a farm team for Manchester United around that time, John O'Shea recovered himself and his career there as far as I remember. They also have been relegated over the years, although they're playing Pro League this season.
Years ago, the Blackburn Rovers also were a force to be reckoned with, they even got Roque Santa Cruz from Bayern Munich f.e., but they've been relegated in 2012 and are playing Championship now. They even were relegated to third division meanwhile.
Also Bolton Wanderers: They once were playing European level. This summer news reached their fans that they're nearly bankcrupt. Luckily an investor was found.
You could easily compare their situation to that of Kaiserslautern, they also struggled financially and needed a benefit match against Bayern this summer.
Now they went to 2nda "B"
And now they are in Segunda B....
Surely Palermo should have been mentioned
Yeah
Ca cetto
Edgelord Byron exactly were a UEFA cup contenders to know playing in serie D 😭
I thought they’d be first
They did get dropped from Serie b straight to Serie D because of financial irregularities
AC Milan's decline made me sad
But made me happy
Anonymous who do you support
@@jamesambrose9085 it's not that hard if you think about it
Anonymous Newcastle Jets?
@@alfredofswitzerland9321 no he is a Brera Calcio
Fan
I support Milan for 13 years and recently turned off notifications on Flashscore. It's too painful.
Im here to let you know that atalanta kicked your ass 5 goals to nil
That's dedication of the highest degree.
Klaus Überhauser as an AC Milan fan it is hard to watch that game against Atalanta was heart breaking
@@ajamocampbell9143 i know that it is hard breaking that is why i rubbed it for you over and over again
Let me tell you something that's just as bad... Im a Napoli fan😂
Two reasons why United declined:
Glazers
Woodward
What club?
United
Oh ok
Tome Breslin One bright note is that Arsenal is going worse off. Both clubs have useless owners.
Which United?
Do the same for the national teams please!
You could argue Spain, as they were world and European champions.
Ivory Coast
Greece. Made it to 2010 WC, made it to the round of 16 at Euro 2012 and for the first time made it at the round of 16 at 2014 WC, and then failed to qualify for Euro 2016, 2018 WC and Euro 2020
@@archstanton6102 Italy and the Netherlands
big boy oranje are much more consistent now, however Italy’s fucked
In Brazil, Cruzeiro won Brazilian Serie A 2013 and 2014.
In 2019 was relegated to second division.
What about Portuguesa, who was relegated off the top flight of brazilian football because of an illiegal substitution, then didn't even have a national division by 2018?
I think even Wigan Athletic should have been mentioned, started the decade by shocking Man City in FA Cup Final and then getting relegated down to League 1.
Sunderland were 15th in the league yesterday, not having scored an away goal from open play since September. Yet we still took 4,000 fans to Doncaster and got behind the team.
True dedication
Sunderland are in a similar situation as Belgian club Sk Lierse who won 6 first division titles but their phoenix club that formed in 2018 is currently down in 15th position in the 3d tier
Everytime he says "Serie A", it sounds like he's saying Syria.
he speaks horribly
Wasted Talents of the decade
Ronanto Sanchez
sao visal renato
@@christianmayall8034 oh my bad
@@erikeriksen8711 who the hell is he
sao visal Just Don’t fucking comment if you have no idea about football..
Fulham came to my mind, being Europa League finalists at the start of the decade and all, but now I don't think they've fallen that badly, compared to all the teams in this list.
they're in the championship where they deserve to be
And we'll be taking your spot in the EPL next season.... or thumping Villa in the championship next season....
Historically they aren't a big club, and tbh these days, even when they were in the prem they weren't considered a big club.
Or what about S.K Lierse who won the Belgian title 4 times and won 2 national cups. Their phoenix club (Lierse Kempenzonen) is currently in 15th position in the third tier.
@@mazza685 tiny club
Werder Bremen also fell hard from grace. By the end of the last decade, they where playing in the UEFA Cup final and where constantly in the top 5, playing constantly for the Bundesliga title. Now they have a constant fight to avoid relegation.
them, stuttgart and hamburg surely are the biggest declines in german top flight football beside kaiserslautern.
furthermore you could make a case for schalke (2nd best team at the beginning of the decade, not 5h to 7th best) and wolfsburg.
Now they have been relegated
@@dogedog8686 they r back
@@angadgrewal3832 Nice
7:23 how is inter a cross town rival? They literally share the same Stadium
N F95 are u mad?
call them flatmates at war then. i dont think he put much thought into the literal meaning of 'cross town rival', he just meant rivals in the same town is all and used that popular phrase to describe it.
Not that deep
Some people think San Siro and Giuseppe Meazza are two seperate stadiums :))
Amitabh Bachchan ure 9+10
AEK Athens. Started the decade pretty strong, won the Greek Cup in 2011 I believe but then due to financial issues they found themselves in the third tier of Greek football. In a matter of two season they were back in the top flight and since then they won the Greek Cup, as well as being finalists for the trophy three more times. They also won their first league title in 24 years. Defo a huge decline with a huge comeback as well.
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Worth noting Bolton are just a point below 22nd, with 3 games in hand, so they aren’t even the worst team in league one this season
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@@olivergraham5948 Bury aren't in League 1 technically so...
Sunderland have leave the chat
😂😂😂
also they were deducted 12 not 5
FC Twente in the Netherlands. From champions to relegation in just 8 years time.
being good 1 time doesn't really count
Zlatan leaves, Milan falls.
Zlatan joins, Milan rise again?
En Kanal the problems at the club are beyond zlatan unfortunately
Christian Mayall nothing is beyond zlatan
Unknown Master are u mad, what do you smoke
Unknown Master wow even things that don’t exist are behind zlatan, I didn’t know that
no its milan leaves zlatan they fail milan joins zlatan they rise
2:09 - 2:25 when you're struggling to reach the word count
Ok amazing video and very interesting to see how much football has changed, but it’s no best 7 Adama Traoré’s or Adama Traoré XI v Moussa Dembele XI
8:37 - Bolton were actually handed a 12pt deduction for breaching the rules regarding administration.
The 5pt deduction you allude to was a suspended sentence, due to the failure to fulfil a fixture last season and one of their games this season being postponed due to concerns over player welfare (they were having to play teenagers until their ownership was settled).
As a Wimbledon fan I was sure it was more. It has been such a weird season with Bury dropping out too
I never would have thought that my hometown club (Cesena) would be featured here, since it's not that known outside of italy
Cesena is a well known club across the globe
Do top 7 one season wonder teams this decade
Fulham
Monaco
Monaco
Can you do the 7 biggest ucl suprices of the decade pls!!! (Malaga,APOEL,Ajax)
Gilrgos Mavros APOEL which year
@@ousmansano21 2012 I think, got to the quarters.
Gilrgos Mavros ohh ok
It's sad to see how Malaga has declined. In 2013 they were a stoppage time goal away from the UCL semis, and now, they are two places above the relegation zone of the Spanish 2nd division.
Crazy Person i would say its ajax or monaco that is more impresive.
You should do 7 Greatest Clubs of the Decade
Chelsea. Most successful English club for the last 20 (yes, 20) years.
PSG
Hui Hoho Real Madrid. 4 Champions League titles in 10 years
Juventus, Real, Barca, Bayern, Atletico, Chelsea, Dortmund. Only one of those is debatable, but BVB deserves its spot for three titles and the last big tactical landslide under Klopp. Do you really need a video for that?
Real Madrid
Barcelona
Bayern Munich
PSG
Juventus
Liverpool
Man City
Most improved teams of the decade?
Man City, Leicester, Bournemouth, PSG, Salford, RB Leipzig, Juventus,
Can you really say RB Leipzig? They've only been around a decade and have been pushing forward since day 1
Juv???
@@jldch26 and man city have only been around since 2008
Salford? FGR please
@@jldch26 they were really shit in the last decade. the 09/10 season wasn that good.
As a milanista, i'm feeling sad ... 😣
Also called who to start a FM save with
Or FIFA 19/20 career mode
@@wrestler-kickboxer2524 fifa career mode? Ew
Wrestler- Kickboxer yeah no
I want to say what about Palermo, but they were just on decline at the start of the decade :(. Cavanni, Dybala, several others I'm blanking on and one of the most important teams in Southern Italy (and the only "good" Sicilian team)... then relegated, then bared from Serie B due to financial mismanagement and shady owners, and now being reformed as a phoenix team in Serie D.
Plus, the world is objectively worse without their pink kits gracing top flight football.
I agree (after I read the pink kit part)
Cavani, Dybala, Pastore, Iličić, Belotti, Barzagli, Franco Vazquez, Emerson Palmieri, Glik etc.
Portsmouth's decline is more severe than Sunderland's.
Our peak of Europe in 2009, FA Cup finalists and 8 players at the World cup (James, KP Boateng, Mokoena etc) was much higher than Sunderland's. Whilst our nadir of administration twice and relegation to league 2 is more severe as well.
I shouldn’t be but for some reason I like how bolton finally made a list
Up the whites
I feel Calciopoli affect football world more than you can imagine, as Serie -A was best league on the planet from 90s till 2006. The plummeting of Serie -A , synonimous with plummeting of the quality of football overall.
You really have to appreciate his knowledge of the European leagues ☺️
I, a VfB and Kaiserslautern fan, feel very well represented 😅
As a fan of Bolton all my life, its sad to see the decline, we've been tossed about between owners for years, and only a donaion from the late Ediie Davies saved us from completed dissolvation. We went from one bad owner to another, who tried to sindle players from other clubs, and eventually when we went into administration, most players left. We had a transfer embargo to also deal with, and at the beginning of the 2019/20 season our squad was 90% youth players, and we were only allowed to sign other players on loan. Its unsurpringing we're so far down now. Recently our manager has left once again, leaving more uncertainty, and he owners seem to still hold an iron fist over the club. Hopefully we do weel in League 2, but as things are going ith finances, we could easily go the way of Bury sadly.
The club white 73 in first level ,most time for club who never be champion.
your in league one now at least
Glad we've finally got owners who care about the club, and a manager that can actually lead our players again
Top 7 Club resurgences, examples could be clubs like Inter, Atlético Madrid, Dortmund, Parma and Liverpool
You should included Cruzeiro indo this list, champions of brazilian League in 13 and 14, 2 times champions of copa libertadores, champions of brazilian cup in 17 and 18, and was relegated to second division in 19
Please can someone share this background music ? It is lovely.
HITC: ac milan is closer to relegating to serie B..
Ac Milan 2021/2022: Hold my beer
Portuguesa from Brazil, started the decade in serie a and have no divison now
Let’s clear this up. The only game I have watched my team play was a 0-0 home draw in the League 2 (4th tier) against Luton Town, who are now at the bottom of the championship. *We are now 4 divisions and 72 places apart.*
My club York City were a National League (5th tier) club at the start of the decade. However they were promoted to the League 2 (4th tier) in 2011-2012, and just survived relegation the following season. They were on the brink of promotion in the 2013-14 season to the third tier via playoff semi-final against Fleetwood (who are still a League 1 club), but we lost. We then steadily declined and 2 seasons later we finished bottom of League 2 and left the football league (tiers 1-4). In the next season (16-17) we were relegated again (finishing 21st in the National League/5th tier) to the National League North (6th tier), where we have struggled for the past 3 seasons. We go into the decade in 2nd, which does not mean automatic promotion, as 2nd-7th have playoffs for the 2nd promotion spot from the National League North. I have hope however, that the next decade will bring light to York City, and we may return to the football league, and perhaps even greater heights! After all, it is football: anything can happen if you have the belief and hope.
Palermo deserve a mention as well, maybe even a club like Auxerre, Rapid Bucuresti or Grasshoppers Zürich
You have my English team in the list (Sunderland) but have missed out my Spanish side, RCD Mallorca. 15 minutes from a Champions League place ten years ago, they dropped all the way to the fourth tier of Spanish football before clawing their way back to La Liga and are now hovering in the relegation zone
Birmingham city, start of decade
2010 - top 8 in premier league
2011 - carling cup winners
Since then
Relegation
Last day relegation battles to stay up x3
9 point deduction
Currently 17th
Not as well known as the clubs on the list, but my club Hapoel Tel Aviv suffered an incredible fall from grace this decade.
In the 09/10 season we won the league and cup double and finished first in our UEL group beating the likes of Celtic, Hamburg and Rapid Vienna. The following season we qualified for the Champions League for the first time and even managed to beat Benfica 3-0 and drew with Schalke and away to Lyon.
However, financial difficulties and a string of questionable owners and managers saw us relegated to the second tier of Israeli football in the 16/17 campaign.
At the moment the club is deeply rooted to the bottom half of the Israeli Premier League, however the days of our former success seem long gone by now and our future does not look any brighter.
I know it wasn't that long ago but David Moys last West Ham 11. Where are they now please.
That's a good suggestion
@@notleco7147 I just looked at the 11 from his third from last game, which was a 2-0 win at Liecester, which was the win that kept them in the league. All are still there apart from Adrian (Liverpool) , Cheikou Kouyate (Crystal Palace) , Jao Mario (Lokomotive Moscow) and Marco Arnautovic (Shanghai SIPG)
My List:
1.AC Milan
2. São Paulo FC (Brazil) 😥
3. Man. United
4. Internazionale
5. Schalke 04
6. Arsenal
7. Newcastle
Newcastle? Lol
I think in the start of the decade they(Newcastle) were not a Premier League club...
Do the 7 most improved team this decade!
Leicester
PSG
Manchester City, PSG, Atletico Madrid, Benfica, Juventus, Leipzig, Leicester City, Liverpool, Real Madrid....
@@yousandro1999 Real Madrid really???they have always been the best club in the world.....they don't need to improve bcoz they are already perfect
There might be Anji, which had been given with a lot of money by Suleiman Kerimov, Anji had invited Samuel Eto'o, Willian, Boussoufa unless the project was claimed unsuccessful, it has been playing in the Professional Football League (third tier of the Russian football leagues) since 2019/20 after having relegated from the Russian Premier League (first tier of the Russian football league) for the second time since 2013.
I think the greatest improvements of the decade a bit like Leicester I think they were league 1 at the start of the decade and winning the league in 2015/16
Acmilan : So we have done fu** all in this decade. Sooo let's restart with Ibrahimovic we don't have to worry about the rest of our team .
Should’ve mentioned Malaga as an honorable mention. They had money and talent earlier this decade, in the top 4 and now are a bottom table club in LaLiga2
the title and the thumbnail is a match made in heaven. 🥰😍
Where is panathinaikos?in 2000's we got to champions league quarter finals and we were unlucky that we didn't get to the semifinals in the second match against barcelona we got to the quarter finals of europa league and we lost against the winners special one's porto and we got 2 times first in a champions league group first with arsenal invicibles in 2002 and with inter in 2009 and now the last time we went to champions league was 10 years ago
I was asking the same dude...
Remember Anzhi MA..bla..bla :)) you should do video about them too, their situation was very close to Dnipro's, started decade with Roberto Carlos, Eto'o, Willian and now I don't even know where are they.
They in the third division of Russian football
@@edwardkelly3280 Tks, such a decline for millionaire club.
Bolton were handed a 12 point deduction at the start of the season for entering admin. The 5 point deduction was suspened.
In Brazil there's a club called Portuguesa, which played Brazil's Serie A in 2013. That year they were relegated in the court room because they lost points by using a player who was irregular. So in 2014 they played in the Serie B and were relegated once again. Following year they were relegated yet again from the Serie C to the Serie D.
In only 4 years they went from the first division to not playing any national league! And they hit rock bottom now because they were relegated to the Second division of São Paulo's local tournament so they're basically amateur today
Just one correction, bari plays in the serie c group c, not serie d
Honorable mentions to Juventus, AS Roma, Lazio and Atalanta who have all ceased to exist and have been replaced in the Italian top flight by Piemonte Calcio, Roma FC, Latium and Bergamo Calcio.
Can you do 7 clubs who have never played top flight football
England:
During the Premier League era, Preston North End or Bristol City.
All-time (i.e. were never in Division 1 prior to 1992), maybe Plymouth Argyle?
Unirea Urziceni as an honourable mention, because Dan Pretescu took them to the domestic league title in Romania, competed in the Champions League, only for the owner to take the UCL money and run, leaving them in a mess. They never recovered, had to sell players and got relegated. They did not register for the third tier and liquidated. A businessman and fan reformed them, playing in the lower leagues, but they were soon later liquidated again.
1) A.C Milan 🏆 2011
11) A.C. Milan "hahahaha" 2019 end of the year
Blame the overrated one time World Cup fk specialist keisuke fraudster honda
10) Napoli
@@menice6736 Napoli is expired
Nesta old. Thiago Silva sold. Pato not perform. Seedorf old. Selling their best player, no substitute. Good plan.
Great Video
Nothing against Sunderland, but they were a waste of space on the Premier League.
They were always fighting relegation and getting saved by their skin of their teeth, their eventual descent was bound to happen soon.
As an American, the decline of LA Galaxy has been steep from having won 3 MLS Cups in 4 years from 2011-2014 to missing the playoffs 2 out of the last 3 seasons including this past season despite having Zlatan and losing supporters in the LA area to LAFC. They even finished bottom of the Western Conference with the second worse record in MLS this past season despite having Javier "Chichrito" Hernandez.
Dnipro's decline wasnt big, it was fast
It was both I will say
Just shows how mad football can be. Within next ten years, a club in league two could be in the PL, while a club in the PL right now could do the opposite.
Do 7 best second choice goal keepers
Hearing any club have to retire due to bankruptcy is honestly sad. For some smaller nations, football might be all they have.
Rangers? Top of Scotland until 2011, never relegated, then down to the 4th division, worked their way back up to the top of Scotland before the end of the decade.
Two separate Rangers Clubs mate, see my comment for the facts.
Westhillkerr - not according to UEFA, FIFA or the SFA.
I think you’ve been speaking to a deluded Celtic fan, my friend.
Here Deportivo de la Coruña is missing. One time LaLiga winners, twice Cops del Rey winners, three times Spanish SuperCup winners ending at the Top 10 since the 90s and now at the 22nd position out of 22 in the Spanish Second Division. That is one big decline!
That's football. Sometimes you're top dog, other times you're hydrant.
I likenit
I like it
And more money gonna fix that.
Inter are described as AC Milan’s ‘crosstown rivals’ yet they share the same football stadium...
next video : Teams which got really goof this decade like: BVB, Leiceister or Atalanta
Is goof supposed to be good?
@Παναγιώτης Γεωργίου half of them cuz of money hahaha. thats no wonder
@Παναγιώτης Γεωργίου but juve and liverpool were great in the 80s , not to mention liverpool won the treble in 2001 and ucl in 2005 yeah but after that they went pretty shite for most of the years.
No mention of FC Twente anywhere? 2010 Dutch Champions 2011 cup winners and in the EL quarter finals. Relegated in 2018, brought back to life from a seemingly hopeless situation of near banruptcy, just got back into the eredisie this year and struggling.
In Brazil: Portuguesa de Desportos
Portuguesa, São Paulo, Internacional, Juventude, Paraná, Criciúma, Paysandu, Náutico, São Caetano, Paulista, etc. Clubs that were better in the last decade than in this one.
@Fidel RMZ o Cruzeiro foi campeão da copa do Brasil um ano antes de ser rebaixado, não dá para falar que ele declinou essa década.
Hannover isnt really a decline. the 4th place at the beginning of the decade was a huge surprise. them getting relegated and promoted from time to time is absolutly normal.
Do a 7 most unfairly dropped this decade
Explain plz
Dropped like from the team ???
Blackpool premier league team 2010-11 relegated during the same season and has been going downhill since then despite the fight put up
Glasgow Rangers ?
Bari should definitely be in the list
Thank you for listening to my comment
You have to do one for the most improved clubs this decade which absolutely has to have leicester and bournemouth on top
And liverpool
You should do 7 clubs who have had a weird decade
What the hell is the definition of weird in your list
이연우 Wolves
Yeah
1.Fc Kaiserlautern 🇩🇪👹💪🏻👹
Great video btw.
So Man United on this list but Arsenal aren't...
makes sense
That makes a lot of sense. You'd have to be short sighted to suggest otherwise. Man Utd started the decade in a better position than Arsenal as the best team in the league whereas Arsenal were fairly as average as they are now.
And Man Utd end this decade in a worse position than Arsenal too considering they've been on a decline for a longer period (since 2013 when Fergie left, compared to Arsenal's 2018 when Wenger left). And Utd seem less likely to bounce back from slump anytime soon considering their board won't sack Ole, won't spend money and after 4 managers failing it seems like any other coaches don't want to join Man Utd..Arsenal's board on the other hand are also terrible but at least seemed proactive enough to fire Emery and hire Arteta and are more demanding for results.
Overall it'd be short sighted to think Man U are in a better position than Arsenal overall. Maybe this season at the moment they are, but on the whole I think Arsenal can be revived with the right manager appointment whereas Man U have a poisonous board/owners who are holding them back and won't move forward - especially while Ole's still at the wheel.
@@KaizerBeatz-vf9wf Think you are right.
They arent a hid club that's y
They are equal in early 2000s.
Good video, I think Sunderland, Ac Milan, and SV Hamburg, are the biggest fallers, but there is always a club the size of Sunderland in league 1, which is why it is a decent league, next it will be someone else's turn maybe Birmingham, or Stoke or some such, Dnipro is all as of ancient style politics of division I think, it's not their own fault, So I vote Sv Hamburg the most astonishing fallers,
Give us the 7 biggest rises. But should Bournemouth be one of these 7?
Not Bournemouth it has to be Sheffield United or maybe Brighton
How can Bournemouth not be in it.Promoted 3 times since 2010 and 4 since 2009
Bournemouth, Sheffield United and Brighton
@@jimmywadsworth6750 Agreed
I support brighton and I know like there entire history. In 10-11 they won league one then from 11-12 all the up to 16-17 they were a championship staple (except for 14-15 when they were in the relegation battle.) In 16-17 they got promoted in to the premier league and since then they have been a relegation battle/mid-table side.
This is a great video idea.
wait,
where's mustafi, he ALONE is a club
asli KW World Cup winner to Arsenal bench
Anderlecht being in 10th place in belguim at the moment not playing European football in 97 years standing 10 th is the lowest in who knows what time and even have a negative goal difference wich never happend before I hope we come back hard in the new decade
Milan is only 11th right now, talk after the season is finished
When the season finishes it will be in the next decade
Waffling 101 I know but I hate how he makes it look bad
@@feliciano8887 lol it's already bad for milan.
SUCHIT APAGE it’s only a bad start to the season, now that the transfer window is open it will be our chance to get the players we need
Nice vid
When he was talking about AC Milan
Me: Are you gonna say Zlatan?
*says Zlatan*
Me: Phew I tho-
Zlatan: WHY WAS I NOT NAMED FIRST?
Was gonna like this but you mentioned Sunderland having as many titles as Man City when they all came before WW2. Anyway, would be good if you did similar for national teams and rises for both them and clubs.
My club suffered too.
Wisła Kraków 2011 - league title
Wisła Kraków rn - 40M debt and 15th (14-16 = relegation) in the league
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Can’t wait till the team vanishes!
@@elpatronmane Fuck off.
Whittar Same thing happened to Mexican club “Veracruz” since they were in huge debt and couldn’t win they didn’t even get relegated they completely vanished! Can’t wait till that happens to that club!
@@elpatronmane Wisla won't vanish. Too big to vanish. Will start over at the worst.
this video was out of date when it published United are 5th not 7th and also despite our troubles still end the decade with 6 honours beaten only by Chelsea and City in terms of PL sides! we are struggling but do think people go a bit far with our troubles