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Stoke fan since the age of 8 now 60 my favourite player was Jimmy greenholff would love to have met him,i was born and brought up in Aberdeenshire,yes i know that is unusual but they've been a huge part ofy life and will always be.

Not many actual Swiss men in the team.

nur du mein vfl!!!!! Zinnenwappen jetzt!

Decent video kidda, but please it’s football not soccer 👍🏻

Wolves songs ‘The Wonder of You by Presley and Hi Ho Silver Lining by Jeff Beck. Robert Plant is also a massive Wolves fan… they’re his stairway to heaven. 🫡🫡🫡🐺🐺🐺🐺🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

Great channel but it's called football with ya foot , English coined the phrase years back I know

What happened to you.

DUDE THIS IS THE BEST FOOTBALL (SOCCER) YT VIDEO I HAVE EVER SEEN

West Brom

Great info. Many thanks. I saw my 1st match in Jan 1957 and have been a baggie ever since.

United, Liverpool, Arsenal anyone but city

Palace fan here. Really good video. We're delighted to still be in the Premier League 6 years after this video. Hope you get to see another match at Selhurst, as the football has been so entertaining under Oliver Glasner.

Good, but one little mistake: The record transfer sale wasn't Heu Min Son. It was Kai Haverts in 2020 for 87 Millions! That's right.

Originally named Stanley FC, they soon changed their name to Newcastle East End. Then after relocating to the city centre and Newcastle West Ends financial collapse, Newcastle East End changed their name to Newcastle United. There was no merger of clubs. So despite two name changes, the football club that stands there today has been in existence since 1881. ruclips.net/video/GBx_fQMNuxg/видео.htmlsi=N1gboC4dtMx-jzw5

My hometown

who here watching after they won the first league title

Nice to see a west brom scarf in the background

It’s a symbol of union

You even found out our Zinnenwappen. Thats class! I really hate the new logo because it doesn't represent our real values. The new logo means nothing to me. Very good video!

A note from an Arsenal fan about Arsenal's controversial selection into the top flight - it was 100% bribery. The owner at the time was a notoriously dodgy businessman.

Stick to the world series of baseball

There is no such thing as soccer it's called football you dick head retard learn the history of football you thick prick

This video is 13:41 too long everyone knows Chelsea have no history 🤫 😂

Don,t forget major Buckley 1928 to 1944 or thereabouts.

boing boing actually came from a trance record , which they heard at a match in Europe and started to sing it in the game and it stuck there ever since

and now we have american owners lol

The first team to win the FA Cup when it was televised in Colour.

Hey guy bayern munich legend franz Beckenbauer died aged 78 MIA SAN MIA 😢🕊

Wow really well put together ❤️

Stoke ramblers fc originals 1863 ❤🇪🇺👌🇳🇿🔥🔥🔥🔥

Good video, thanks.

The organization that started this club were directly involved in war crimes during WW2. They tested pharmaceutical drugs on live women and ended up killing all of them. Really crazy to think a team that’s loved today has awful beginnings

City ...... The ONLY club in the UK founded by a woman The ONLY club ever to get relegated having scored MORE goals than they conceded) They were known as Manchester City almost a decade BEFORE their rivals became Manchester United.

DFB: Is that a Red Bull reference? Change it. Also DFB: Is that a Bayer reference?...uh, cool.

Even someone who calls football “soccer” knows about city’s history but united fans are built different 😂😂😂

no mention of Pat Jennings?

My interest in German football in recent weeks came from a man who came to the office I work in with a Borussia Dortmund kit.

amazing channel

Baggy here. Lovely to hear someone from so far away taking an interest in the Baggies, including some interesting facts I hadn't heard before. One curiosity you might be interested in: When the Baggies score a goal, fans sing the first verse of 'The Lord's my Shepherd'. Not sure why this is. The most likely explanation I've heard is that it dates back to the1970's, when professional sport first began to be played on Sundays. A lot of church people were against this, so the Baggies fans made fun of the situation by singing a hymn at the Hawthorns. Anyway, that's still the only place where you'll hear Psalm 23 segueing seamlessly into a rousing chorus of 'S**t on the Villa'.

Tottenham are more known for "Glory Glory Tottenham Hotspur" as they were the first to adapt the song into a football chant. "When the Saints go marching in" is more associated with Southampton FC for the same reasons. I remember hearing Southampton fans singing the slow version in the 1950's when I was a kid.

Thx for the Great Vid. Gladback auf die 1

Does the inter cities fairs cup not count as a title?I thought it was a predecessor to the europa league/UEFA cup

This content is still so educational even now, are you ever gonna come back ? I still watch some old videos just to learn more about other football clubs

The oldest club in London!

Umm...did you talk about them producing poison to Jews?

Excellent presentation.

Arsenal is not a soccer club 😂😂😂 its a football club. Don't you dare change that. Americans always change names to something obnoxious. The game is called football ⚽ and played with the football. You call American teams what ever you want but don't you dare call teams from a different region or country that.

Thank you for the introduction. "Gladbach dies das!" sings loudly Gladbach ist der geilste Club der Welt!

Very Good just one error. Ian Wright came from non league football Dulwich Hamlet and was not from the Palace youth set up. I think he was 26 when he joined

Great watch. Some stuff I didn't know even as a lifelong Brighton fan. Great work 😂