Just how GOOD was David Beckham Actually? 

Agreed.

That was epic & at Old Trafford! My favourite England goal with the Gazza vs Scotland goal! But Becks performance & free kick was amazing! He played like a man possessed! ⚽️

I think he improved his game at Madrid, just my opinion

He was not as effective or decisive for Real Madrid.

thanks man, that's exactly what I try to do

Lies again? Hello AMWF

​@@DailyDoseOfFootballYTEngland's most capped player, played at the top at 38 should be 10/10 for longevity

And he survived, have to give him credit for that.

@@genarrozz I was a yound lad back then. I started watching him from 00s onwards. Best memory of him was the world cup 02 penalty kick against Argentina. Some what redeemed himself. I don't remember the 98 world cup or the sending off. But seen enough clips to understand what went on

Thanks man!

Lol, u having a laugh? Couldn’t even lace the boots of Paul Gascoigne, or Paul Scholes or Paul Ince. That’s just people named Paul that are better than him haha

@@GIBBO4182 in terms of talent and skill yes Becks not as good as Scholes and Gazza, but in terms of hard work, consistency, longevity, and playing in different leagues Becks way above them

@@GIBBO4182 your plain wrong. David is up there

@@theblackswordsmanguts was never the best player in his own team!!

@@GIBBO4182wtf has ince done?

LA, wow that's pretty crazy!

yeah, I've done frank, need to do gerrard too

yes. only english player to get any praise from Barca legends

Not that good 😌

Ryan Giggs, lampard and gerrerd too....

@@sprangalang6792 should try watching a different sport kiddo

Thanks man! whats your favourite?

I remember the day Ozil was announced. I was at soccer practice in grade school and all the Arsenal fans on my team -- myself included -- almost wept with joy. Today I am on the verge of real tears at what Arsenal has become and what they have done to such a phenomenal player. At a time when he needs playing time the most; to vindicate himself in the face of the persecution he has faced from his home country and many around the world in spite of his World Champion status! One day the world will truly comprehend what a tragedy is occurring now at Arsenal and I will love them through this time and forever more. I know there are better days at our door. We love football.

I think it was Kevin Durant (not 100%) who said "Hard work beats talent, if talent doesn't work hard." Seen plenty of players who are better than Ozil work 10 times harder, he is a player who disappears 2 often in my opinion

Ozil is a g Wenger could not safe him Traitors have a space in hell in mine eyes Arsenal fc is become a sneaky club Gone the open book club

@@Anonymous-ek2rh He got hate from Germans for posing and dedicating jerseys to Erdogan, who essentially held Germany for ransom, threatening to unleash millions of refugees onto them if they didn't pay billions every year. He got hate for never singing the national anthem, never assimilating and making an issue about his heritage and religion, constantly making himself an other and yet playing for Germany when he clearly identified more with Turkey.

We see at Arsenal 😊😂

Cool fact about Nicky But he was the player who came out for CR7 when he debuted for Man Utd. Thanks for being such a frequent viewer of the channel, means a lot! Hope to have you around for a long time

He was a very flawed player. He was great but not "good".

Glad you liked it!

You're right he wasn't the best player ever but what he did for football he's definitely a legend.

very true, i watch this match and keep blaming SAF because he bench beckham on very important match

I think his fame only hindered his status in football, also keep in mind I gave most of those players a higher technical rating than I gave Beckham, so yes i think some of them are far more talented than him. Also I was tougher with the ratings back then, some players need to be corrected like Ronaldinho and Figo.

@@DailyDoseOfFootballYT His icon status did limit his status as a player among pundits to an extent, but at the same time it made him extremely popular among the fans who rated him highly, and I thought that it also hindered his performances as well, especially at Real where he didn't win much in a stellar side, even though he did contribute to the league title when he convinced Capello to reinsert him into the starting XI. But in comparison, some of those players who are lower rated than him were the best in the world for a time, and some are even among the all-time greats...I don't think Beckham ever was the best in the world, even though he was a Ballon d'Or contender in 1999 for how decisive he was in Man U's treble victory, and although he is an icon and one of the best players of his generation, he isn't one of the best players ever in his position. Plus, he was predominatnly highly successful domestically with Man U back when the Premier League wasn't at the level it's at now, and Man U were by far the best team in the league and dominated the league. And lastly, he went to the MLS (even though he did have some stints on loan in Europe again where he did well) when he could have still played competitive European football; obviously this was a marketing move and it was very intelligent for his career and in helping the MLS to develop and become more popular in the US, but I feel like it is also a mark on his career and his longevity to an extent, not just considering his ability at his peak.

@@jackpuccini3143 He had like 6 managers in 4 seasons in Madrid, wouldn't blame him for their lack of success

@@DailyDoseOfFootballYT Yes, that's true, and I said that it wasn't only his fault, but considering the teammates he had, and the fact that in the seasons before they had won a lot, I still feel like he could have done more at Real, and he was criticised in the media during that period. Plus although he was used in the centre as a deep lying playmaker at times at Man U because of his passing, I feel like it wasn't his best role he as he didn't pull the strings as much as his other teammates like Scholes or Keane, and because of that he wasn't quite as suited to Real's system and didn't fully adapt to that new central role. On top of that Becks would sometimes drift in and out of games playing out wide, so I feel like he did always have a massive impact on games in comparison to other players on this list, but then he would have a sudden direct impact with his crossing ability and assists, so he was still decisive. For me Beckham was creative and fairly skilful from a techncial standpoint, but he wasn't really a flashy, fancy, or flair type player, so I'd give him 7-8/10 max there. Playmaking, while he was an excellent passer and arguably the best crosser ever, and one of the best set piece specialists of all time, which made him an excellent assist provider from set pieces, I don't think he quite deserves a 10/10, and I would give him 9-10; for me he didn't have the vision to have influence on games in terms of dictating play, such as a genuine regista like Xavi or a genuine trequartista like Platini, which became quite apparent with England, as they lacked a pace setter in midfield despite having several world class midfielders. Dribbling and Speed and Physicality ratings are fair, as he was good technically but not amazing, but I also feel like considering that Baggio had a low speed and physicality rating because of his proneness to injury, limited work-rate, and slender physique, even though he was very explosive, although Beckham was a better athlete, he certainly wasn't particularly quick, so I feel like his rating is a bit high there as well. And possibly in terms of finishing as well, as he wasn't the most prolific player, but I suppose if we are talking about free kicks and long range shooting then an 8/10 is warranted. I can't argue with the Icon factor as he was very popular, but then again there were other players that have a better reputation among the all-time greats, despite maybe not being as well-known today. I think consistency and adaptability, mentality, and longevity are fair...maybe I might give him a point less in each of them as he did have some issues playing in different roles and struggled to handle the pressure with England and also would drift in and out of games at time, plus he left to play in the MLS when he still could have played in Europe until he retired.

@@DailyDoseOfFootballYT not only Ronaldinho ans Figo, there are so many flawed ratings and ranking for players. So many

It is true that he was better than given credit for but he was also more flawed that what people believe.

@@brunaciompi1717 you just contradicted yourself 😂⚽️

@@marcbrown9001 I know how it sounds like. To me he was more much influential than people realize but flawed. That is how i should have put it.

@@brunaciompi1717 Flawed? Nonsense! Every Human on this earth is flawed!

@@marcbrown9001 He leveraged his flaws to become a great player but he needed someone who could get the best out of him.

Great but flawed.

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here after buying his prime icon :D

Eventually yeah

Thanks so much, I really put some extra work into this one, I've always been a big fan of him

@@DailyDoseOfFootballYT bro love from India but really upset as u don't get enough views that u deserve by the way lots of love

@@rakshitmishra9870 They're growing it's a matter of time. One day you'll be telling the other subs how you were here since I only had less than a thousand

True. And greatness level much higher

I'm working on changing but pls don't say it's biased that's clearly not the problem look where Figo is, i am Portuguese grew up loving the man

And having Becks over Baggio, Del Piero, and Kakà seems a bit harsh as well...I feel like they all achieved similar things to him at club level, but they also did more internationally and individually, and in terms of their overall skillset they were superior, too, and iconic, albeit not as popular outside of football. Otherwise, I feel like most players are rated accurately, and I like that he has objectively noted that certain players like Rooney or Ibra, while they were class, didn't quite achieve as much as others, which limits their standing among the greats. But I feel like the same applies to Beckham as well.

I swear there's no bias here I rated Platini super high and I really don't like the guy, on the other hand I rated Figo super low and he's like one of my top 10 favorites, it's just how the ranking was built yk, it's very punishing. Only players with perfect careers get rewarded.

@@DailyDoseOfFootballYT You do know that Capello called van Basten the greatest player he has ever been around, and he also didn't put Becks anywhere near his all time 11 of players he worked with?

Yeah it will come, I'll keep in mind for you

@@DailyDoseOfFootballYT when is the next video

Yes

Agreed. He was flawed which alongside his celebrity clouds many fans' views of him.

petulance 1998 Argentina

He was not one-dimensional but he was limited and/or flawed.