AMERICAN REACTS TO EMOTIONAL FOOTBALL MOMENTS | AMANDA RAE 

Surprised they didn't show Christian Eriksen who collapsed during the Euro 2020 competition whilst playing for Denmark against Finland. The game was being shown live on TV at the time. His team mates formed a screen to shield the player and staff who worked to save his life. He recovered and after treatment is still playing professional football for Manchester United.

I've been a football fan for longer than I care to remember and one thing I've noticed is that in 99% of the time if something serious involving player welfare occurs on the pitch club loyalties amongst the players go out the window, there is a mutual respect that brings players together on these occasions.

You might want to check out " *Francesco Totti | The full farewell speech* ". The legend has been with Roma from 1989 (in the youth leagues) to 2017. Almost 30 years. He won a Scudetto and a few national cups with Roma, and he won a World Cup with Italy. He could have gone to superteam Real Madrid and win much more, but he remained with the one team he was a fan since childhood his whole career. The day he left the whole stadium, 65'000 people, were crying. It was surreal.

You should look up Fabrice Muamba. He basically died on field and a doctor in the crowd helped resuscitate him. The entire stadium was chanting his name. Amazing response and result.

I'm writing this by the time Miklos Fehér passed away, in pitch, while playing for Benfica (Portugal). That first clip got me emotional.

as Bill Shankly said "Football is not a matter of life and death it's more important than that"

Jermaine Defoe and Bradley Lowery - Bradley was such a wonderful happy lad and his time on this earth was sadly so short and Jermaine was a wonderful part of it ❤️

I love when players engage with the kids and give them memories for life. It takes so very little but means the absolute world to the young fans! :)

Wow Amanda this is a video full of emotions it definitely brought tears to my eyes

The things we complain about sometimes dont compare to what some of these kid's have been through realy lovely reaction ❤

Blimey I'm 60 and this made me cry with happiness and sadness.

This is happening quite often with players collapsing on the pitch recently it happened at luton

It's raining a lot in the studio. One of the most emotional moments which comes to my mind was the passing of Marc Vivien Foe in the Confederation Cup mid-match. Ultimately, his national team of Cameroon qualified for the final. This game was much more than winning a trophy. France won but shared the accolade with the Cameroon team and a big picture of Foe

Italia 90 gazza teras after booking Simi final England v Germany!!

Watching the emotional side of football and the respect the fans give,and the players giving time to make kids dreams come true great stream amanda, 😢😢

The rivalries are all forgotten when a tragedy strikes or a great player retires . It's usual to have a minutes applause or a silence before a game as a tribute when an ex player or a well-known club personality does and both sets of fans respect it .

Great video Amanda - very emotional/ beautiful/ sad and magical moments ❤

Your right though football is a family which none football fan's don't understand you may hate other rival clubs but when something happens we all come together

Greetings and love from Germany. At the end of the video, Robert Enke could be seen. He was a German football goalkeeper. He played for Benfica, Fenerbahce Istanbul and FC Barcelona, among others, as well as for the German national team. On 10 November 2009, at the age of 32, Enke committed suicide at a level crossing not far from his home in Empede. As a result, the topic of "pressure to perform, depression and suicide in professional football", was finally talked about here in Germany R.I.P.

it is much more than just a sport, is passion, is hugging strangers, out of happiness or sadness, is a family

My most emotional moment at a match? Alan Shearer's testimonial at St James' Park. The whole city was decked in black and white including the buildings. Grey's Monument was draped in 100 ft long stripes. Shop workers, shoppers, bus drivers, passengers - all had the top on or at least a scarf. The stadiums takings and all the players wages went to the NSPCC, a worthy charity. Still choked thinking about it now. What a day.

What a great video Amanda. Nice to see some footballers who appreciate their God given skills are down to earth and give back to the fans.

Nice ya did this video Amanda as a football fan myself a Liverpool fan so I'd like ya to watch Liverpool vs AC Milan Champions League Final 2005 a miracle happened that night

Bolton vs Tottenham when Fabrice Mumbai collapsed on the pitch, the whole crowd calling his name out . Players from both sides crying .

Greatcvideo to put on amanda,well done

6:55 R.I.P.Jody Lukoki netherlands and specialy Fc Twente misses you on the fields

Morosini was heart breaking. Every football fan was crushed. It is said he was such a good guy, on and off the field, and also took care of his disabled sister, who had no family left, after Morosini. Very tragic.

Enjoyed that vid amanda ❤❤

Love the way you approached this reaction hell I love the sport and rewatching this gave me tears in my eyes 😂 yeh we have the aggression and rivalry but it is the worlds sport ❤

Awesome video Amanda!

My son’s friend at school died on a football pitch aged 15. He had a cardiac arrest. The teacher did all he could to save him, but sadly wasn’t able to.

If you like to see someone singing the national anthem with all his soul, Buffon is a must watch❤❤❤

Happy new year! As far as I know, one of my uncles is a huge football fan, but, personally, I'm somehow not fond of sport as a show. But if I could, I'd go for a walk everyday. The footballman, who gave me one of the greatest laughs in my life is Johnny Bishop roasting the new generation with his accent, althought many sportmen are not said to be particularly clever...

Most clubs have been in their cities or communities for hundreds of years. Passed down generation to generation and they are the one place where many people get a great sense of belonging

I think you just nailed it. I've loved football all my life. As you know, some of the chants are outrageous (but true mostly) and there can be some serious violence involved when it comes to rival supporters. They are generally young gang members though. Football really is a "family".

The guy who's name came up just as the video was ending, that was Robert Enke, a German international goalkeeper who's story was published in a book that I've read (I can't remember the title off the top of my head). He suffered from mental illness and committed suicide by walking in front of a speeding train.

Belated new years greetings to the wondrous You and your family!!!

You Can See Grown Man's Crying Openly Yes Thats Sports Especially Football. It Can Make You Feel All Kind Of Emotions.

I am also extremely emotional. This Sunday (21/01/2021) is the 3rd Anniversary when I lost my Maternal Grandfather Leslie John Robertson to Coronavirus. But my pain became worse the same week (My Maternal Grandmother Irene died a week after my Grandfather). 28/01/2021. Two Legends Taken from me by a Deadly Coronavirus Pandemic. I torture myself, because i didn't get a chance to say my emotional goodbyes to you both. I miss you both so much Darling Nanna and Granpa. Rest In Peace xxxx

Ryan Reynolds commented that football is the most romantic sport in the world. He's right.

Amanda, be prepared for the biggest funeral service or memorial ceremonie ever for 'The Kaiser' on the 19th of January in Munich. Over 74.000 People will be there in the stadium. ...just saying.

I have pictures of Khun Vichai memorial and statue outside the king Power stadium. If you want look at them. ‘Khun Vichai came with a football dream to build a team and made all our dreams as Leicester city fans come true. From winning the premier league to the FA Cup with his son Khun Top! 😢

Break out the tissue box! Lovely reaction ❤

The last one from german club Hannover 96 was very, very big for the whole of Germany, because he was also National Goalkeeper and role model, but Robert Enke had to fight against bad psychological problems ...it sadly ended in a dramatic suicide at the rails

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My only real emotion in football is anger. For example, Liverpool are losing 1 - 0 at home against Fulham in a first leg semi-final for the EFL Cup at this moment 😠

In spite of occasional unpleasant headlines, most - if not all - football clubs engage with their fans, local communities and chosen charities. They are more than just sports stars; they are humans - people in positions to make things matter to others!

when gazza found out in italia 90 semi final that because he had been carded he wouldn't be able to play in the final if england won the semi , pure heartfelt on pitch emotion

Fernando Ricksen. RIP. 😢

Paul Gascoigne after he was booked during the 1990 World Cup semi final and realised that if England won that game he would wouldn't be able to play in the World Cup final

(Excuse my english) I dont know other sports, but we soccer/football supporters love our team and our players. Our players are our family.This can be good and bad. For example, at Diego death (Diego Armando Maradona) the whole city go in mourning. Can be wrong, but all we supporters of every team, are like this.

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Ok, so before I've even seen the video, I'm hedging my bets on Paul Gascoigne at the world cup in 1990 semi final against West Germany. In the dying minutes he picked up a yellow card, his second of the tournament, which meant that if England Beat West Germany and got through to the final, he wouldn't be allowed to play. The tears flowed instantly and Gary Lineker now famously mouths to the side line for the management to have a word with him, as Gazza starts to break down crying, realising what has just happened.

Wow she has such beautiful eyes in this video.

I have to say most of us take the piss out of eachother but 99% of fans and clubs support anyone in the community, not just players but long time fans when they pass you will hear the crowed start to clap on the minute of how old they was.

Be a part of the Wrexham family if you want real emotion. I grew up a footballhater but Wrexham changed my life.

Someone in the comments asked if you are ever known as / called Mandy ? I would suggest that we should all call you SNORTY. All the best to you Snorty. 🤣 😄 👍 😉

Football gets a lot of criticism, sometimes for good reason, such as the racism that can still occur. But besides those blemishes it is an example to the world in how to come together as a 'family' as Amanda says...with respect, care, love, realism....sometimes you win, sometimes you lose but you keep going with the help of others and from your own determination. So many life lessons can be learned from football. It's more than just a game.

Here in Brazil football is more than religion, politics...is insane

The last one was Hanover goalkeeper Robert Enke who committed suicide in 2009 after years of depression and couldn't get over losing his daughter 😢😢

A lot of clubs,when a player passes away RETIRE that number of the player.

Just a reaction suggestion if you wish: HARRY AND PAUL | American Tourists Go For Breakfast , it’s hilarious!

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For players who died on the pitch, I think Feher still has some of the most emotional images. Also, no idea why Chapecoense plane crash would not be in any emotional list. As would have been the Man Utd team or the great Torino. Just, those being older ones they lack videos on youtube. But Chapecoense has plenty of videos from the team funeral at the stadium. And that´s a hard one! Very hard to top. Special RIP to Robert Enke. Sad he did not play that much here in Portugal. But he was with us just at the wrong time. Many here hope he might have been more successful here and maybe find a brighter life. What if....he was well liked and the only reason he did not stay here longer is due to the turmoil the club was going through at the time. As for player funerals, Maradona´s death needs to be up there also on any emotional list.

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I honestly can't stand these public marriage proposals in front of a stadium and with cameras around. It loads so much pressure on the other person and makes it even harder to say no. And saying no should always be a possible option.

this is the difference between football, and pretty much any other sport. once someone has worn your teams shirt, they are like family...even if they never play, and move on to different pastures. still your family, but then also part of someone elses.

Dear Amanda,when you have the Chance on Januray 19.The Famast Soccer Player ,Franz Beckenbauer past away and his be loved Club, will make a big Good bye " Party " in the Stadion of Bayern München, I am Sure many People want to say Good bye and many Tears will running❤😢🙏🙏

Hi Amanda. Well its emotional enough being a TOON fan ( Newcastle United). Could be your team??? if you want one? hope you are well, cheers Amanda ( do you ever get called Mandy ?) take care😃

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A few players have collapsed on the pitch but I never knew 1 had died.

You should do streakers at football and rugby game 😂

For all those who think that football is just a game, well is not.

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Ther is no other manager that ll ever come close to Juergen ever not eve pep

The story of Dele Alli is a sad one, he was one of the best footballers in the Premier League too at one point then he just dropped into a long period of mediocracy, no doubt triggered by mental issues due to past trauma.

Good God, Amanda, that little gril just wasted me. Probably because I've two, now grown, daughters. (If you want to feel uber macho, like the biggest gorilla, or the toughest Viking in the boat-raise some daughters.) Cheers from the Pacific West Coast of Canada

Most people grow out of football as with each passing generation the game has gotten more n more worse. I loved football in the late 80s, 90s and 00s but now I can't stand the sport. It's hard to watch, too many laws to prevent injuries so no tackling etc anymore, there's too much player power, players are millionaires before they've even earned a place in the first team so no one performa at their best.

Enke took is own life , as far my knowledge goes he was harrased on the internet and coudlnt Take it anymore, if Anyone knows more and wants to fill in please do

Football is shite.