Maradona: The Tragic Genius 

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@@ericfurst6091 Hi Eric, unfortunately because of copyright issues, the video is blocked in Switzerland, Austria, Germany and a few other countries. I think you can use a VPN and find the episode on my channel

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​@@ericfurst6091is it a new video on bayern or the previous one

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Agreed

Finally I thought I alone noticed this 😂🎉🎉🎉🎉

Tbh youtube is far superior in terms of documentaries compared to Netflix. Whether it’s about space, tragedies, sports, etc. Netflix is overrated

except for the narration.. dude needs to take a breath sometimes and let the listener rest their brain. otherwise great!

They have 600k subscribers in their Arabic channel and 150k here so 750k

They go by hype

@@omartu4025 not nearly enough lol

What team its only one person

Lol it's not better than asif kapadia's documentary come on. It's decent for youtube and highly entertaining

90s and 2000s>

@@mike04574 The 90s can only be sustained because of the players from the 80s. In the second half of the 90s, football is already beginning that process of globalization, the 2000s for me are already a certain decadence compared to the 90s

@@mike04574 In the 80s, in all positions, you have better players in later years; to begin with, no 90s player here is superior to Zico.

​@@Fadefutebol-fu1pyLaudrup is definitely in the conversation. And R9 was miles better.

The crazy thing is it’s only done by one man.

@@ahmadjomaa8675 no its not. Its a team

Wrong, look at the credits.

Its a shame it wasn’t given to non European players when he was playing or he’d have won it several times during his career. He was given an honorary one in 95 and in 2000 he was jointly awarded the FIFA player of the 20th century along with Pele. That alone shows what an impact he made to world football. There will never be another like him. The true GOAT. Sorry, just realised you were referring to the channel name.

Could not disagree more. If you really watched Maradona closely , you would notice that he severely lacked leadership skills and everything that comes with being a leader of a team. His short tempered outbursts and arrogance made him ill suited for the job. His charisma with a ball was insane but his charisma with mic was nothing to be praised for. He was direct and to the point . Many times he attacked journalists for their "loaded" questions. Which often became more and more direct and insulting between Maradona and them. More so in the 90s when it was a favourite for journalists to ask him about his opinions on drugs. Which enraged him every single time. His will can be debated I guess. As much we debate about the will of an addict. (But I will give him point for being immortalized coming from that kind of background. Although that is pretty much story of every Brazilian / Argentine players of renown). He was unable to work under any / every team / manager throughout. he didn't combine anything that you mentioned. He was a god gifted player who was an artist like none other. But just like some artists it came at the cost of his own personal well being , addiction and blatant disregard for the art he was creating, which is playing football in Maradona's case. The list of players you mentioned Cruyff was the one whom you could argue that combined leadership and skills and charm to some degree. However, even then he was not perfect. As Cruyff himself put it that he was a disagreeable person. he believed that people can only be known by how much they disagree and argue with you. soooo..... The perfect mix of leadership and charm and skill was Beckenbauer btw.

Yet…there will only be one Diego Maradona! In terms of pure football and in his prime he was out of this world and no one will ever come close.

I could not have said it better. Maradona was a natural player, very rough, unrefined yet pure in skill and ultimate winner with extreme leadership qualities. Will forever be the best, ... for me.

The Guevara of Football fucking perfect comparison brilliant analysis my friend there will never be a baller like Diego ever again if only I could have witnessed his genius in person. RIP to the Greatest there will ever be

​@@rockgamiasedes677Modrić

It's his aggressive accent that puts people off

@@dondamon4669cuz it’s not his first language he has another channel with way more views mate

If it's true then it's trash

He could have achieved a lot more success, but a world cup and what he did at Napoli isn’t bad going considering they’d won nothing before he arrived. They were nearly relegated the season before he arrived and left with two league titles, a European trophy and super cup, all in an era when they were competing against AC Milan which was the best team on the planet then and the Italian league the strongest in Europe.

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What he did in 86 was amazing considering without him it was really only an average team snd at Napoli who had won nothing in their history until he arrived and in an era where they were competing against AC Milan which was the best team on the planet and the Italian league was the toughest and best in Europe.

​@@1972dsrai he did hit his peak but without the drugs and partying his peak could have lasted A LOT longer he possibly could have won Napoli another Scuedetto and Argentina another World Cup

Neymar never really achieved anything and didn't even play in the best most important league the English one during his time. Maradonna went to Italy which was best at the time though now we no it was all corruot

@@dondamon4669 neymar was playing professionally by 17 in Brazil, had the weight of a whole nation on his shoulders by age 18 when he made his Brazil debut, won the copa libertadores for Santos by age 19, moved to Barcelona at 21 won the treble as a part of one of if not the best front 3’s of all time scoring in every knockout stage, finished third in ballon d’or standings at 23, became the most expensive transfer in football history and became the top scorer of the Brazil national team all before the age of 30. He might not be maradona, but his peak makes him an all time great in football history. At the very least, his meteoric rise and fall makes for an excellent story

I agree he should do Neymar. He was my favourite player growing up he had potential to be the greatest of all time even though he didn’t reach those heights his still one of the greatest to ever play the game.

Yes Diego was alot like Brando in the sense they were two naturally talented geniuses who were tormented by demon Diego more so than Brando

Neymar has done nothing apart from chase the money since he left Barca. He was a great player, but not in the same league as Maradona. He’s always needed great players around him and doesn’t have the drive or character to lift those around him.

Which other 2/3?

I can agree with you on one thing tho... the football goat is indeed Argentinian 😉

messi and ronaldo are both greater, should be consensus. Maradona can be in the conversation though along with other greats but those two are different

​​@@nicknguyen7870 and his name is Diego Maradona 😉

​@@mike04574 ronaldo couldn't lace his boots.

One of the greatest? Sure. THE greatest? Hell no.

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