@Zam Zam Fati is the only player to have had a breakthrough. Alena and Puig looked promising but haven't been given a proper chance. Bayern, RB Leipzig and Dortmund's academies are miles ahead of La Masia
Yxng MA 12 It was phrased like it was his first game, but in he had a full season with Chelsea under his belt so it’s not as crazy. Also it’s not really a debut as such
@@jochriss8938 Technically any game between these teams is a derby. Benfica vs Sporting is just the bigger one (it's the biggest derby in the country in fact)
Franz Beckenbauer was a 1860 Fan and wanted to join them but in a game between his former Club SC 1906 Munich and 1860 he was slapped by a 1860 player and joined Bayern. So maybe the histories of Bayern and 1860 would be reversed if it wasn't for that one slap
Fun fact about 1860 and Bayern Munich: A part of the founders of Bayern Munich were rejected by 1860, because there didn't want to include "foreigners" (the men were from the Kingdom of Saxony).
I think you misread the suggestion; it's the *nations* that have not made it to a world cup. Wales made it in 1958 and Sweden has been there multiple times.
Östersund FK met arsenal in Europa League and beat them at the Emirates. In Östersund FKs arena theres only 5k people that goes to games and theres 35 k people in the city
Sparta had good trainers in the past. However, with the most famous trainers, Sparta always relegated. Dick Advocaat, Aad de Mos, Frank Rijkaard. One of the best coach was Henk ten Cate (later Barca), 6th place in the Eredivisie.
My suggestions - 7 Longest distances between Football Clubs, e.g. New York and LA, Perth and Sydney, Vladivostok and any other team in Russia. - The First or Final Teams to compete in the Soviet Top League: Where Are They Now?
Dudelange from Luxembourg and Qarabag from Azerbaijan the first two names i remember but this year i think there was in Europa League a team from Lithuania and other teams from small countries
Day 5: 7 players or an XI of players who have defied the odds. IE Vardy playing champions league football after playing non-league. Cazorla coming back from injury, Modric going from being a refugee to balón dor winner etc.
I highly doubt those teams look at it like that. In England, there are way less glory hunters, and more support a team organically based on community and closeness. For example, West Ham fans. They haven't won any league titles in their whole history, but they have some of the proudest and coolest fans out there. They really don't see themselves as a "smaller" club than Chelsea or Arsenal, they see themselves as West Ham. Period. I think they could argue, however, they won the '66 World Cup. And by the way, I'm a Sunderland fan! I'm not saying it because I support West Ham or something. Manchester City have a similar case! They never saw themselves as in the shadow of Manchester United, they've also like the fact their support was more Manchester-based and felt very local. Also, why would you be jealous of United titles when you have Noel Gallagher and Johnny Marr amongst your fans.
Partick Thistle could have been in this list as well. People all around the world know about Celtic and Rangers but not many know about Glasgow's 3rd team Thistle. They've got a decent wee fanbase as well considering who they share the city with.
Poor knowledge about Espanyol. They have won the Copa del Rey 4 times not once and they didn't win it in 1941, Valencia did. They have won it most recently in 2000 and 2006. They also have reached 2 UEFA cup finals, the most recent as close as 2007. They also have 11 top 5 LA Liga finishes. These aren't the no hopers you make them out to be. Great club, great stadium, rich tradition.
I love all of the historical references you make Alfie. It makes the channel far exceed many others due to the links to the past and roots of clubs that you make.
You could argue that Merseyside is getting close to this. Most of the sides in the shadow here were successful once, albeit not to the extent of Everton, but have gone decades without winning anything and win a derby match once a decade or so. while their neighbours remain successful.
@Jan FCB to be fair he got into the prem toty after 1 month won the potm in his 1st month and we havent lost a single game since he joined he seems gd t me
0:10 not a "long way". Yes manu have more trophies but in reality United has only had maybe 53 years at most as the top club in Manchester out of the 109 years of rivalry, with mancity with 56 years. Even though manu had shorter spells they had one of the best teams in europe during those spells so they did win alot more.
It's not that they have a 'bigger' history, to me. History is made up of many successes and failures, but they have obviously been vastly more successful, MCFC.
@@HITCSevens Thats kind of what I ment, united had maybe 40-50 years under both Busby and Ferguson where united had one of the best teams in Europe in 20 year spells winning alot in that time. I was making the point mancity have been the better manchester side for the same amount of time(if not more), depsite the fact united won more trophies. I wasn't arguing that mancity has been more successful than United, that would be ridiculous. I was arguing against the "Better by a *long* *way* " statement.
Poor Partick Thistle, in the shadow of not one but two major rivals Billy Connolly used to joke about how frequently the words "Partick Thistle nil" would be heard in the sports scores
Do Best players, recognized in their own country, but hardly known in other countries. Example: Willem van Hanegem is considered by the Dutch to be at least in the top 5 of all time (many consider him the nr 2 behind Cruyff).
Ghana 2010 XI: Where Are They Now?
Half of them will be retired.
@@CookieGal- To be fair, you're probably going to be right. Andre Ayew was the young gun in the squad at the time and now he's nearly 31!
puihhh
LPR Geddes they probably could do where they were the season before they retired.
@@CookieGal- Doesn't Essien still play
60 isnt in the shadow of Bayern. We are a proud Club of workers with Fans which gone to League 4 with the Club.
Best youth academy for every position
bruhh
Ajax, la masia then?
Bilal Quddus I think like which club has produced the best GK, LB etc
@@flux3033 La Masia has been crap for a few years now
@Zam Zam Fati is the only player to have had a breakthrough. Alena and Puig looked promising but haven't been given a proper chance. Bayern, RB Leipzig and Dortmund's academies are miles ahead of La Masia
Video idea: 7 weirdest debuts, for example, Ryan Bertrand making his debut in the Champions League final in 2012
It was his European debut .
amazing suggestion
@@Nova-rc9ur so?
Yxng MA 12 It was phrased like it was his first game, but in he had a full season with Chelsea under his belt so it’s not as crazy. Also it’s not really a debut as such
NOVA - Pro Club Lookalikes he didn’t really he just said “Debuts” there’s loads of kinda of football debuts innit
PSG's first 7 signings after the Qatar takeover: where are they now?
Beckham, retired
Unwanted Trashbag Ok so dosent mean they can’t do the rest
@@gwada9718 fair enough
I like this one
Great idea
Day 3: Best XI of players who played in the French youth teams but are now playing for an African national team
Kondogbbia and maybe Koulibaly ?
👍😀👍😀👍😀
Can you make a whole xi out of it??
AUG-13_MaC yes there are many players
Mahrez, Bentaleb,
Belenenses being shadowed by both Benfica and Sporting in Lisbon. 1 title vs 37+18 titles💀💀💀
Yes but hte derby is sporting vs benfica
Lol wtf
@@jochriss8938 Technically any game between these teams is a derby. Benfica vs Sporting is just the bigger one (it's the biggest derby in the country in fact)
Franz Beckenbauer was a 1860 Fan and wanted to join them but in a game between his former Club SC 1906 Munich and 1860 he was slapped by a 1860 player and joined Bayern. So maybe the histories of Bayern and 1860 would be reversed if it wasn't for that one slap
Best African nation if all of their eligible players chose to play for them
Of all time or purely current? If all time then Algeria would have a pretty nice squad
He’s done videos like that before a year of two ago
I had a great idea Do a video about how teams from the UK (Celtic, The New Saints, Linfield) would do in the English leagues(championship,pl,l1,l2.
1998 Senegal oops I mean France team.
Nacho TheYarnDevil a lot of linfield’s players have succeeded in the championship and league 1
In Munich are more fans of 1860. Bayern is more a international club.
Generally in Bavaria there are more 1860 fans than FC Bayern fans
Me playing career mode with 1860 Munich: Am I a joke to you?
Sechzig is an awesome club, even if it has been going through tough times of late.
For seven most even rivalries do Palace vs Brighton. Brighton have 40 wins and Palace have 39
River vs Boca I like this one
Roma vs Lazio and Inter vs Milan. The two biggest Italian city derbies.
Paok vs aris 3 titles both
Bayern vs Dortmund is the most one sided rivalry of History
Best xi of players who don’t play for a national team
Do you mean uncapped players?
Unwanted Trashbag not necessarily e.g Benzama
69 likes nice
Day 3 of asking for Wolfsburg’s title winning team where are they now
🐺 🐺👍👍😀😀
What title?
Random Surfer 08-09 Bundesliga. The only time they won it
How about u Google that
Christian Mayall yea that good question
Fun fact about 1860 and Bayern Munich: A part of the founders of Bayern Munich were rejected by 1860, because there didn't want to include "foreigners" (the men were from the Kingdom of Saxony).
Day 65 asking Alfie for the All Time Antartica XI.
🤣
That would be the 11 existing Antarctic explorers that enjoy an occasional kick about
Dont give up big man
Steve Freeze
Day 7: XI of best players from nations who have never been to the world cup
Zlatan and Giggs would be up there
I think you misread the suggestion; it's the *nations* that have not made it to a world cup. Wales made it in 1958 and Sweden has been there multiple times.
Aubameyang and Leon baily and Mariano would be in there.
I would put Alphonso Davies in there to
I think Canada has made it like once
Seven 3rd wheel clubs i.e Partick Thistle in Glasgow, Rayo Vallecano in Madrid or Middlesbrough in the north east
Or like Tottenham in London
Do a Yugoslavian starting XI if it was still one country (also you can include Kosovo if you think rashica has a shot at a place)
ruclips.net/video/VF8WGnwK6Fs/видео.html
@@mikehawk8685 shit oh well
Kosovo was part of Yugoslavia you know?
Yeah
Isaac Sanchez
I didn’t even know that existed
7 clubs from the smallest cities/towns/villages who have won silverware
Luton
Östersund fk
Östersund FK met arsenal in Europa League and beat them at the Emirates. In Östersund FKs arena theres only 5k people that goes to games and theres 35 k people in the city
William sjöquist where is that
@@Dan-qp5tq I'm guessing somewhere in Scandinavia
Most aggressive XI players with most bookings in Europe’s top 5 leagues
Neymar has more yellow cards then pepe
Then Neymar makes the list
No. 1 Sergio Ramos
7 best teams that have never played in the top flight
Sparta had good trainers in the past. However, with the most famous trainers, Sparta always relegated. Dick Advocaat, Aad de Mos, Frank Rijkaard. One of the best coach was Henk ten Cate (later Barca), 6th place in the Eredivisie.
What about 7 smallest villages/towns/cities with a team who have competed in the UCL
Thun.
Hoffenheim
Heerenveen
@@frisianprideworldwide Hoffenheim only has 3300 inhabitants.
7 players too good to be on the bench in the Premier League
All of Manchester City’s benchwarmers
@@elmachotracho7963 including mendy?
Just James Mindy is the starting 11, wank either way
Thanks to this video, Espanyol fans have finally seen their club's name associated with the number 1.
Torino would’ve been a pretty good example as they have been the shadows of Juventus for a very long time.
and that'll never change lol
Day 2: 7 best goals ever that would’ve been disallowed by var
Remember Mhkitaryan’s scorpion kick, that was actually offside
Ronaldos overhead kick cause var would’ve said it’s high foot 🤦🏾♀️😂
Jimbo Jawa yeah exactly it’s meant to slate var and show how it needs to go
Best XI for youngsters In premier league. Like martinelli mount and greenwood.
Good but take out the like begging
@@emmanuel8487 u happy
How about Lingard hehe
Partick Thistle surely should've got a mention. Any Glaswegian who decided to support them should be given a medal.
Nice to see my club (Sparta Rotterdam) to be futured in one of yours video's! Never expected it. Keep the video's going!
Imagine how gutted you would be to be born into an espanyol family in Barcelona
Birmingham to Aston Villa definitely worth a shout here.
FC Eindhoven would also have been a cool inclusion. In the shadow of PSV Eindhoven.
My suggestions
- 7 Longest distances between Football Clubs, e.g. New York and LA, Perth and Sydney, Vladivostok and any other team in Russia.
- The First or Final Teams to compete in the Soviet Top League: Where Are They Now?
Lower league teams in UEFA competitions
Dudelange from Luxembourg and Qarabag from Azerbaijan the first two names i remember
but this year i think there was in Europa League a team from Lithuania and other teams from small countries
@@yousandro1999 FK Flora Talinn vs Eintracht Frankfurt was a really great game and a special treatment for the Talinn players from Eintracht fans!
FC Vaduz - they play in the Swiss Challenge League - and qualify for Europe due to winning the Liechtenstein Cup.
Day 5: 7 players or an XI of players who have defied the odds. IE Vardy playing champions league football after playing non-league. Cazorla coming back from injury, Modric going from being a refugee to balón dor winner etc.
Great stuff hitc sevens🔥🔥👏🏽🙌🏽
I highly doubt those teams look at it like that. In England, there are way less glory hunters, and more support a team organically based on community and closeness.
For example, West Ham fans. They haven't won any league titles in their whole history, but they have some of the proudest and coolest fans out there. They really don't see themselves as a "smaller" club than Chelsea or Arsenal, they see themselves as West Ham. Period. I think they could argue, however, they won the '66 World Cup. And by the way, I'm a Sunderland fan! I'm not saying it because I support West Ham or something.
Manchester City have a similar case! They never saw themselves as in the shadow of Manchester United, they've also like the fact their support was more Manchester-based and felt very local. Also, why would you be jealous of United titles when you have Noel Gallagher and Johnny Marr amongst your fans.
Partick Thistle could have been in this list as well. People all around the world know about Celtic and Rangers but not many know about Glasgow's 3rd team Thistle. They've got a decent wee fanbase as well considering who they share the city with.
I like making a career modes on this team and ending up beating the bigger team in like a few seasons 😭
Poor knowledge about Espanyol. They have won the Copa del Rey 4 times not once and they didn't win it in 1941, Valencia did. They have won it most recently in 2000 and 2006. They also have reached 2 UEFA cup finals, the most recent as close as 2007. They also have 11 top 5 LA Liga finishes. These aren't the no hopers you make them out to be. Great club, great stadium, rich tradition.
I love all of the historical references you make Alfie. It makes the channel far exceed many others due to the links to the past and roots of clubs that you make.
1860 were beaten by Bayern's second team a few times in the last few years.
You mean Dortmund??
@@sagnikbiswas2393 no Bayern 2 beat them in the regional Liga and in the third division as well.
@@leopolderhardsberger2727 bro I was just joking
You could argue that Merseyside is getting close to this. Most of the sides in the shadow here were successful once, albeit not to the extent of Everton, but have gone decades without winning anything and win a derby match once a decade or so. while their neighbours remain successful.
I never thought I would hear HITC talk about my club Sparta Rotterdam 😂😍
7 most evenly contested leagues
Hope whoever sees this has a great day ❤️
Not Me
4:58 SAVAGE!
top 2 youth academies from 2000-2020 in 5 year increments
Dortmund, Ajax ?
Went to see Espanyol last summer. May be smaller than Barca but I preferred it
Beat me to this video idea 😂
Just going to upload it next month
“Portugal’s big 3 remains very much intact”
Braga : Am I a joke to you?
Braga haven't bridged the gap to seriously contending for the title yet though
Be real, sporting are 4th 2 seasons running
@@ekvedrek just because Sporting have lost a step it doesn't mean Big 4 - hell, it's more like Big 2
Again, have Braga closed the gap?
BlazeMasterGaming yes
@@ekvedrek ya sure?4 4ths and a 5th in the past 5 years, and being 13 points adrift this season is *hardly* closing the gap
Cheers for including the Vale sign at the start, yours, a Stoke fan.
Can you make a part 2 of this I find it very interesting
PSG also won Ligue 1 in 1986 as well as 1994, so a combined total of three Ligue 1 titles for the city of Paris prior to 2012.
I love 1860 Munich
Day 4 of asking HITC to make XI of one season wonders
Most overhyped transfer from watch premier league club 19/20
Joelinton
@Jan FCB I mean bruno has proved himself
@Jan FCB to be fair he got into the prem toty after 1 month won the potm in his 1st month and we havent lost a single game since he joined he seems gd t me
@Jan FCB yh but that dosent make him overhyped 😅
If anything he did more then he was hyped to do
@@reverseflashplays8615 cringey man united fan fuck off
Most iconic moments in every position (you can choose the formation you want)
The most own goal XI this season
2 pictures of Rossi Branco, lovely throwback to his time at Swindon
Munich is blue 💙🖤💙🖤💙 #TSV1860
0:10 not a "long way". Yes manu have more trophies but in reality United has only had maybe 53 years at most as the top club in Manchester out of the 109 years of rivalry, with mancity with 56 years.
Even though manu had shorter spells they had one of the best teams in europe during those spells so they did win alot more.
Like obvsioly united have a much bigger history but not by far, that point I just made is one of many to back up my point.
It's not that they have a 'bigger' history, to me. History is made up of many successes and failures, but they have obviously been vastly more successful, MCFC.
@@HITCSevens Thats kind of what I ment, united had maybe 40-50 years under both Busby and Ferguson where united had one of the best teams in Europe in 20 year spells winning alot in that time. I was making the point mancity have been the better manchester side for the same amount of time(if not more), depsite the fact united won more trophies.
I wasn't arguing that mancity has been more successful than United, that would be ridiculous. I was arguing against the "Better by a *long* *way* " statement.
Best teams of each seasons of the last decade
Last 7 efl championship top goalscorers... Where are they now?
Do a part 2. And maybe consider the Aston Villa - Birmingham rivarly.
7 Football clubs without a local derby (e.g. Aberdeen and Carlisle)
Poor Partick Thistle, in the shadow of not one but two major rivals
Billy Connolly used to joke about how frequently the words "Partick Thistle nil" would be heard in the sports scores
4th attempt: top 7 of the best youth academies and their best sell youth players
Video Idea: Footballers forever in the shadow of their brothers (Paolo Cannavaro, Giuseppe Baresi)
7 best throw in takers.
Premiere league XI-best players who have under 15 appearances per season for the past 3 seasons
This sounds like it can be good for a fifa 20 career mode. The goal would be to get out of the shadow of the club that is way better you.
Gotta fat Greek yogurt
Can you please do Sean dyche xi when he came to Burnley
I think he should probably start a tactical channel where he does tactical breakdown.
NAYA GAMER no go away I can’t believe you’ve done this now my whole family will get herpes
Can you do 7 best teams not to win a trophy
How have Everton not made this list?
@Rose Monroe Torino hard to surpass Juve since the air crash in 1949
🔵FC Eindhoven⚪️ is in The shadow of 🔴PSV⚪️
7 best players to begin their career at age 25+
All time Premier League player who never scored in Premier League
Day 3 of me asking for a video on every England goalkeeper since David Seaman retired.
He could do for England and Arsenal
@@archstanton6102 Yeah he could actually.
7 players that joined bitter rivarls eg.Luis Figo (Barcelona to Real Madrid and Robert Lewandowisi ( Dortmund to Bayern Munich )
How do you upload so much
Do Best players, recognized in their own country, but hardly known in other countries. Example: Willem van Hanegem is considered by the Dutch to be at least in the top 5 of all time (many consider him the nr 2 behind Cruyff).
Most underrated player in every position
You are extremely so right,good friend!!!:-D
List of the best prem youth academys
Southampton - Portsmouth could have been interesting, as across history the shadow has shifted back and forth.
Yeah but one not really in shadow of theother
@@robertbradshaw5281 Currently I think Portsmouth is in Southampton's shadow, but it was the opposite 10 years ago, and it seems to go back and forth.
Yeah I agree mate I am surprised that Pompey won the first division twice so fair play to them 👍
now do the 7 biggest derbys in world football
If you notice how he ends every sentence then you wont stop noticing.
Best seven strikers that not play in European top levels league
Your voice's volume is so up and down I would need subtitles to understand you.
The best young prospect in EVERY country
great video you just forgot belenenses the first big in the lisbon capital before the rise of benfica and sporting .
IFK Malmö. Quarter finals in the European cup 1960.
When i was a kid i use to mix up PSG & PSV because playing Pro Evolution Soccer was the better game
7 of the best affiliation/feeder clubs
Sunderland and Hull
You missed out Hibs. Their rivals have won more local derbies at both stadiums!
Please do highest assist XI of the decade