For me this season feels like a final nail to the 10s football's coffin. Feels like Messi and Ronaldo passed the torch to Mbappe, Halland and others in this season. Also a lot of new teams become a powerhouse, while the other top clubs slowly decline
Yeah it’s interesting seeing this new era seems like United are gonna return as a powerhouse with city and I’m betting arsenal continues to be a thorn in the side of many teams
For me, this season was special because this is the first time i focus on this football season. Also, the World Cup is in the middle of the season. This was a once in a lifetime experience.
It's the exact same thing with me too, I've liked football for many years already but never watched more than some of the champions league knock outs and finals, but this season I was following so many leagues, tournaments and players and especially barcelona because since all of my previous fav players were from there, this club has become my favorite club at the end of last season, which it kind of had always been but this season intensified what was always there
@@MikeyBarca02 same, I'm 17 and have loved football since I was 5 and remember vividly watching 2014 and 2018 world cup but never getting into the domestic season due to not understanding it at all or just forgetting. Now, since the WC, I've been watching so much and am very excited to follow Serie A (my fav), La Liga, EPL, Bundesliga, and even MLS (messi + I'm from US)
@@lucasphillips2177 being from the us must be perfect to see messi wow that’s great to hear my guy! I always loved Ronaldinho before loving football in my childhood and after him it’s messi and it made me rly sad seing him deciding for miami. Tbh tho my heart wanted messi at barca but my mind knew it’ll help barca more to grow if messi doesn’t join barca. I’m looking forward too for the next season, especially barca cuz I have the hope that they’ll show this season, what’s in them. This season we rly were unlucky when it comes to cl but I’m confident it’ll be better
The best story of the season was Antwerp winning the Belgian league for the first time in over 50 years on the final day thanks to Toby Alderweireld (who coincidentally was born there).
This season was super weird. Was it because of the World Cup? Idk but it is mad to think that Ronaldo was with us at the start of the season. It felt like it was in a different universe and loving the videos
The 2022/2023 season was the whacky racers of seasons - Spurs win the transfer window - Juve points deduction - Ronaldo throws United under the bus - Conte Tuchel handshake - Liverpool dropping form - Chelsea dropping form - United Losing 4-0 @ Brentford - United Losing 7-0 @ Anfield - City 6 - United 3 in the Derby - Spurs Losing 6-1 @ St James - Napoli win the league - Barca win the league - PSG failing in champs league again - Leicester getting relegated - Bournemouth staying up after Losing 9-0 to Liverpool - Dortmund inches close to beating Bayern in the league - 115 charges - Man City 4-0 against Madrid in champs league - West Ham Are Massive European Conference champs - Ten Hag improves United wins the milk cup - Newcastle get champs league ball - Brighton get Europa - Arsenal top of the league for 93% of the season only to bottle it - Everton 5 Brighton 1 - Haaland breaking every goal scoring record in one season - Man City Premier League Winners - Man City FA Cup winners (beating United in the first Manchester Cup Derby) - Man City finally winning the champs league - Man City win the treble, 2nd English club ever to do it - Kalvin Philips has more trophies than Harry Kane - Julian Alvarez won the treble and a world cup in one season… & he’s the back up striker - Messi wins the World Cup in the best World Cup Tournament i’ve seen Football is now complete
What a season. I wouldn't have thought at the beginning that we would've won it all, as my biggest desire was to see City finally win the UCL, but we got more than what we wanted and it's beautiful. This treble is for every City fan, especially those who were there during the dark days. From the third tier of English football, to the top of Europe. 👑💙🏆🏆🏆🥇
I'm a Liverpool fan and I'll say this season was superb. Maybe not for my club, but there was beautiful football all around and I loved it. Looking forward to the next and possibly a revival at my club.
Hoping for some good signings! Mac is already a very nice addition and im excited about gakpo-darwin-salah as a front, trent also playing amazingly in his new role and potentially playing as midfield as well. I hope we add a defender and honestly its going to be exciting!
@@CAEeQuilibium I really hope we make up to 5 new signings. The difference between us and arsenal in terms of seriousness, they finish 2nd one time and proceed to quickly add more players to get that depth they lacked before. We've just capitulated in the season and are dragging our feet with transfers and claiming everyone that could possibly instantly take us back to 2019 levels is too expensive.
I disagree. Too many injuries, too many teams underperforming. The world cup in the middle of the year destroying the rhythm of the season. Serie A was great, man city treble was impressive, so was the world cup, however, the rest was forgettable and very disappointing.
Bundesliga Finals Matchday was insane. Every Game was relevant to some major decisions. Champions, European placements and Relegation. Outcome was unfortunate but the Situation itself was extremely entertaining
In my opinion they only finished second due to inter, Milan, and roma being very inconsistent all year. Unless they make some signings in the offseason, I think they’ll get embarrassed in the CL this coming season. Sarri on the other hand is a great coach and is a little under appreciated. If that team fully buys into his approach I think they’ll be legit but at times they just can’t play his style
i became interested in football after the world cup, and can i just say im glad that this was my introduction to league football. all across englands 5 divisions, and also in europe, theres been something interesting to keep an eye on.
@@redhairedshanksfanboy5695 Another Fact: City and Argentina shared the same sky blue colors. Also, a year after the World Cup editions where Argentina won it, Champions League had produced a new winner (Nottingham Forest in 1979 and Porto in 1987).
Tuchel vs Conte Southampton beating City in Caraboa cup Messi winning the WC Juventas losing 15 points, getting them back and losing them again What a season
This video was 70% about bottlers, I really wanted more about man city and man utd and the FA cup also more time given on over achievers like aston villa, and more on brighton and their young talents, barca and ofcourse the treble winners even though you might be sad about it, also julian alvarez had the most impressive season in football history, where is that! I know that you've already done videos about, it but this is the most exciting mid season i've seen in a long time not just in the world cup but also in the leagues, its okay to revisit it, a lot has happened this season and i expected this season's review to be 70 min long, there are a lot of unmentioned and important points Harry Kane's incredible season needed more time, Arsenal's run in every competition but the PL wasn't mentioned, and just so much interesting points. I think a part 2 is necessary, focusing more on individuals and more on clubs like Leicester city and Hertha Berlin. We need to appreciate seasons like these, they don't happen very often
it was a great season. as a German who was looking forward to the World Cup, and who wanted Dortmund to win, it was a bit sad at times, but nonetheless it was a very exciting and enjoyable season with a lot of great football!
Man what a season. Absolutely loved it. Many ups and downs as a United fan. The 4-0, 2-1 against Liverpool, couple wins, losses, a 7-0💀 but it has been an absolute joyride even with the world cup.
This season reinvigorated my lost love for the game. As a child, rooney and United’s name was the earliest memory I have of football (2009-2011) and ever since then I would be on and off randomly only showing some interest in the game when finals for the major competitions or leagues were happening and even then I would only watch highlights but never care about the journey of teams through seasons or individual performances that weren’t Messi and Ronaldo. All in all very disconnected since the late 2000’s Rooney era. I would only show great care for the World Cup every 4 years but this world cup pulled my attention back due to how exciting singular performances and future talents were. I genuinely got pulled back to watching a football season over a decade later and Erling Haaland gave me that excitement and awe Rooney did back in 2009 and early 2010’s.
The winter world cup literally broke the season in many countries.. we had a weak Bayern Munich, weak PSG, weak Real (so that Barca, whos squad looked like a construction site, could easily win the title), a quite surprising champion in Italy etc. It was noticeable that the teams with many internationals were not at 100%.. next season will be better for sure 👍🏻
In my country Greece, Panathinaikos when the WC break happened he was 12 points clear off second place and undefeated and after the break they lost all momentum and ended up losing the league to AEK. That was Panathinaikos only and most serious chance of winning the league in 13 years lol
Awesome video. It must've been hard to pack everything that happened across Europe this season into a single 26-minute video. But you did a spectacular job. I thoroughly enjoyed the magical blend of your factual narration, opinion commentary, and hilarious memes/jokes. You've slowly but surely turned into my favorite RU-vid personality for all things football related. Keep up the great work!
I actually recommend looking back on the Eredivisie season as well, this season was insane with big drama at Ajax, late season drama at PSV and an insane Feyenoord side
Would you also make a vid like this about some of the other competitions in Europe? I feel like the Dutch, Portuguese and perhaps Belgian leagues also are pretty interesting to talk about
That was the worst season I have experienced in the 20 years I have been interested in football. It broke me. The only good things happend in Italy with Juventus being punished, Napoli winning the Scudetto and Inter the Coppa.
@@walidkhemakhem3639 The short answer is, I‘m a Dortmund supporter since 15 years and thought the lost CL final 2013 was the worst thing I experienced. I was wrong. 😂
@@therodian96you guys will have your day/year, its only a matter of time, despite a lot of time that has already passed. In the next five years im very sure we will see dortmund winning the bundesliga.
i remember this season our manager saying our club and players had no ambition, fled to Italy, then our DOF got banned, then we got that managers number 2 in charge, then we did bad, then he left, then we had the back up to the backup manage, then dropping to 8th.
I remember getting into football right after last season ended and when I found this channel I had no idea what he was talking about for his last season review now I’m looking forward to actually knowing what he’s talking about this time 😂
Can't believe it's been 3 years/seasons of videos so quickly. The City Treble + 3 league titles in a row was a very painful end to this season as a Manchester United Fan. Pep really contending with SAF for greatest manager of all time. But things are looking up this season, excited for the future with Ten Hag cookin, and with the glazers finally gone soon. But thank you for the videos Tinashe, still love the content as always.
I was surprised to see no love for Villa and Unai Emery's performance there, but this is still impressively complete and included a lot of things that I forgot! As a West Ham and Dortmund fan they may cancel each other out, but I had a lot of fun regardless.
Other than Italy, this was a bad season. Bayern won 11 in a row, a state owned club won a treble, psg won Ligue 1, and barca with the shit they do won La Liga. Props to Napoli for that run, that was amazing.
Re: United's season - It was honestly pretty good.l all things considered. They lost the first two to Brighton and Brentford, but those teams turned out to be pretty strong. These were also Ten Hag's first two games in charge, it's not totally ridiculous to lose a couple of games while everyone's getting to grips with a new team/manager. They lost 7-0 to Liverpool which is inexcusable, but losing 6-3 to this Man City team isn't beyond understanding, City are just so strong. Not a United fan, but I think United fans have a case for cautious optimism next season. The Liverpool result was the only really damning one imo.
This season was the first time I watched football and it was one of the best decisions I made. Never liked football until recently when I started watching because of Haaland and eventually for Man City only to witness Messi and Argentina win the world cup, Arsenal/Dortmund bottling the league, Napoli winning the league, Haaland break records, so many legends either leaving Europe or retiring, Messi choosing to play in my home country 🇺🇸 and City winning the treble. What a year
I cryed like little box after watching video about Zlatan retiring. It was most emotional moment in this season, for me this is more sad than Messi and Ronaldo quiting european football
Let's also not forgot that the MAJORITY of clubs in the Premier League fired and hired a new manager this season, with 3 going through more than 2 managers. And all three of the relegated sides did this, but it couldn't save them. Absolute insanity.
Overall I think the season was pretty good, except the CL which was boring imo. League football was good overall, it just had a very disappointing ending. Bundesliga had a title race for the first time in ages, arsenal were looking like serious title contenders for a long time and Ligue 1 actually got a lot closer at the end than you'd expect too. So altogether, not great, not terrible And as always, banger of a video man
I thought exactly the same. The leagues have good races or fresh winner/contenders. But the UCL is quite boring. There's literally no comeback in the second leg. Since the quarter, all the teams that won the first leg went through. Last season and 18/19 was much more exciting in that regard
@@bronzy9826 Yes indeed. But, when was the last time UCL final was a good game with tight score? 12/13 I think? Final were generally boring and tight 1-0 or 1 team (Madrid or Barca generally) dominating their opponent. Semifinals were more often than not the best matches of UCL, or most tournaments really. Very rarely we got 3-3 like last World Cup
Next year is the season where we can see how things truly shape up. Bc of the world cup, so many things got rushed in the beginning and shaped how people see the players and teams after it
As a Liverpool fan this season was humbling, but it had good moments spread in between for sure, needless to say the best being 7-0 against our biggest rivals. The start of the season was horrible, but we finished it going 11 unbeaten. I think with good recruitment we’re right back up there again next year. We still have, in my opinion, the best manager in the world (hard to argue with pep after a treble but I personally think success with Dortmund and Liverpool is more impressive than Bayern and City).
I’ve always liked football but This season is what made me really get into the history this season is the reason I became an arsenal fan this season gave me a lot of fun memories
to me, that grew up with Rooney, Ronaldo(9)[He was roundy and playing for atlético mineiro, but was still Ronaldo9], CR7, Messi, Di Maria, Robben, Ibrahimovic, Modric, Klose, Muller, Bale, Kaka, Robinho, Neymar, Drogba, Hazard, Honda, Van Persie, Benzema, Casillas, David Luiz, Sergio Ramos... Seeing so many of them leave hurts my heart.
Turns out Tuchel and Conte were foghting sbout who's owner was worse! Jokes aside, would have loved if you had mentioned Arsenal clowning Tottenham in both derbies this season which was the 1st time a team has won away in the NLD in a while.
just gonna say i'm a huge haaland fan boy, but the fact that the argument of him not making city and better exists for me means messi has to win the ballondor
