Mark Viduka Uncovered: Socceroos Captain on Leeds, 2006 World Cup and 2007 Asian Cup | ESPN FC

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Mark Viduka sits down for an exclusive interview for ESPN with Michael Cain. The former Socceroos captian opens up about the revered Golden Generation, the nation’s return to the World Cup in 2006, the phenomenal Leeds side of the early 2000s and his relationship with likes of Harry Kewell, Lucas Neill and Graham Arnold. The man known as “The V-Bomber”, now running a cafe in Zagreb, Croatia, shares stories of backstage drinks with Elton John, and nearly transferring to two major European giants, Manchester United and AC Milan.
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@markyates3393 4 года назад

That last sentence really shows you who he is, even more than the rest of his honest and well spoken interview. Prem legend and so underrated

@nickgrant2625 4 года назад

Could have listened for another hour

@RyKe9 4 года назад

Gary Neville said that Sir Alex Ferguson was very respectful of Mark Viduka and would give team talks specifically on how to stop him. Says a lot about Viduka as a player really

@luzdaviola 4 года назад

I played against him at the National Championships in 1989 in Coffs Harbour. He was playing for Victoria and I was playing for Western Australia. One night I went out with some of the Victorian boys that were staying in the same house as me and I met him and lost $5 playing darts against him if I recall correctly. I remember he was big, strong and skillful back then. He was like a giant compared to the rest of us. We would have both been only 14 years old.

@matthewbell1968 4 года назад

Best target man I've seen at Elland road in 50 years of Leeds watching. Strong as an ox, feet like a ballerina. Brilliant, superb player. Great interview as well.

@jasonmccormack3045 4 года назад

Amazing interview. Thank you Mark. Easily Australia's best and most underrated player. The mainstream media never understood the fact that he sacrificed himself to play such an important role for the Socceroos.

@shaunjones372 4 года назад

it is a shame that his and so many other players knowledge is lost to australian football. Great interview.

@tomorExtreme 4 года назад

I have a sudden urge to visit Zagreb and drink some coffee.

@marchveris 4 года назад

Viduka was a tank! Australia is still trying to look for his successor.

@athanasiosfloros5214 4 года назад

Grew up supporting South Melbourne, and with Viduka being a star player for Melbourne Knights, (our biggest rival during that era), I got to see a lot of him. To this day, I still am absolutely adamant that he was the best home grown talent that I have ever seen in our country. 18 years old and absolutely tearing apart the old NSL. His touch, control, strength, and finishing ability was class to say the least. What a player he was and it was a privilege to have seen him in his prime.

@steve13191 4 года назад

massively underrated. right footed christian vieri. the dink finishes, hold up plays, back heels. a big man with touch and tekkers, they dont make strikers like viduka, vieri, diego tristan anymore.

@rickeyrincones1769 4 года назад

Kicking the ball in the backyard with my old man....right answer

@winstonsmith1071 4 года назад

1 of the most underrated players ever

@nickstivactas5957 4 года назад

The most naturally gifted player we ever had. Even his old Leeds team mates said if he applied himself more at training he could have been one of the best in the world.

@Sramota1 4 года назад

Australia’s best player without question and remaining humble and unselfish throughout- absolute legend.

@oasislufc 4 года назад

Mark Viduka is the best Australian footballer of all time, from 99 to 2002 one of the best forwards in Europe

@Patricio4891 4 года назад

As a young Australian with little knowledge of football, watching Viduka at Leeds is what brought me to the game and developed an overall passion for the game globally and here in Australia. It is so sad there has been no one like him or the other quality players of his generation come through since such a great era of player depth in Australian football.

@anthonyowolabi 4 года назад

One of the most elegant players to play in the premier league. I remember in 2000 when he scored four against liverpool. Everyone was talking about it the following monday in school, how brilliant this Australian was. We couldn't wait till the weekend again for the highlight show to watch those four goals. Nice memories. I will never forget!