Testing How Good a 66 Rated Defender REALLY is 

Come to tottenham

come to west brom

@@whatifgaming6362 no chance

how hard was scott twine??

@@tw7cks he was in his back pocket Scott twine was disappeared against taf

well.. like pirlo said, football is played with ur brain, ur body is just tools.

Tornike Mefarishvili _?

What I'm sure about the difference of pros and amateurs are always their mental skills. In FM I saw a lower league player with 20 dribbling, the same as Messi but their mental skills are really different. Another best example breakdown I've seen was in anime. An amateur would always stick to a plan. Pros have the flexibility and cunning to improvise the plan. Like if amateur see an open man, they will immediately pass it. If pros, they might just passed to the 3rd man instead to minimize risk and probably open up bigger space on the open man. Make it a comfortable 2v1 instead of riskier 1v1.

Do you have any tips on how to train yourself to notice them quicker or for it to be easier?

@@christinacarroll130 Sorry, I’m shite myself 😂

That’s hilarious

😂

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Lol

As someone who's still playing FIFA12, i completely have no clue 😭

I’m so tired of people praising footballers for not being assholes during interviews, videos etc. it’s the literal bare minimum.

looks like a greek god

yea especially for the lower league players

Aside from the very best of the best I'm telling you, the difference in skill is very minimal between nearly all pros. What sets apart a decent PL player from a National League one is more often than not mentality

@@hoverx7601 i think it’s in proportion though, like a league 2 player compared to like ronaldo or messi is obviously gonna be like 60 rated, in reality even a league 2 player is levels above others at the end of the day ea ratings are stupid but oh well

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The thing is that a 70 rated player and an 80 rated isn't that different, that's a championship player Vs a mid tier Prem player and both are some of the best athletes in the game to have made that far. An amateur wouldn't even get 10 rating.

Well said mate

white mamba

yes, cus messi's the second best

@@Mdksupreme1 1st is maradona

@@evilnaruto9229 among argentina's greatest players

Who was it?

@@alexandrefrancofilho5041 Ibson - Flamengo

I've dreamt of being that good since I was a kid. Being able to score whenever I want

68 rated card

hes a top guy!

Yeah even in dribbling and changing direction, I mean the difference between them wasn‘t much just 1 sec in dribbling and like 1 sec on changing direction but you have to realize hes 6‘5 and thats crazy, imagine him being more agile than lionel messi or diego maradona

what did u expect then?? lmao kieran is terrible if you are honest

Kieran should have used his two feets in that test, he lost a lot of time using only his strong feet, look at the player, when he needed to go left he used his left feet, when needed to go right he used his rigt feet, that is basic, i am amateur also and we train that everyday

@@ezenatiello2017 That's a really good point that I didn't even notice until I read your comment. Ryan's dribbling just _felt_ like it was smoother than Kieran's, which translated to a better time, and I think it was for the exact reason you pointed out.

@@aray337 it is the most direct path look how many adjust Kieran needed to do because of him using just his right foot, the player always a touch foward until the change of direction

yo thanks for his link for his RU-vid

I think Ryan was better at heading than you because he has a bigger head than you

Pretty sure Messi is better than all of the big 6 pl teams players

@@4tchilling956 what is the point you are trying to make? and messi isn't in his prime anymore

Bro i think people dont understand that a 40 rated player would still absolute destroy anyone hes still a pro. Im not even a pro yet and the difference between me and usual amateurs is already unreal.

Hes better than maguire who play for big 6, doesnt matter what league bro, if hes pro hes already another level. Fifa rating is bias cuz of they give famous league higher stats than like this dude league, when irl its just slight difference in skills

I like these videos because it reminds us how good some people can get at specific things. There are 130k professional soccer/football players globally and 275 million players. That means the top 0.05% are professional. In reality, it's probably generous to call most of them professional (e.g., not enough money to live on) and it's probably closer to 0.001%. Go play another game and see how good you can get (in percentiles) - getting top 1% is usually *hard*, but going to 0.1%, 0.001% is orders of magnitude more difficult.

Hi Kieran

Well he should be in the jail not being around kids at games JK I’m going to subscribe to him

Congrats on 2 million subscribers

Hello

Ur a beast

An anime pointed out that pros often can improvise a plan on the fly. Is that true? An example the anime show was with shooting. After picking a target, an amateur will always shoot it there regardless but a pro can change the target on the fly after seeing the keeper movement. The anime also pointed out that pros are cunning. The quote was "You don't need to always get 5 goals after 5 shots on target. Just make sure half of that went in." That forward proceed to demonstrate 3 half-assed far post shots before scoring easy shots after planting the keep with the far post idea. I do find the cunningness is exaggerated 😂 But I kinda agree with the mind flexibility to change target. Best example I come up with is whether to pass to an open man or using a 3rd man. I figured clever players who can started a potential 2v1 is pro material.

@@AIIXIII0 I mean, better players usually can take decisions way more quickly than worse players And when you’re talking about a pro, he should be able to take decisions on the spot So partially yes, pros are betters at improvising and choosing the best options Specially when you’re so good at something that you’re already able to memorize its patterns and tendencies (in other words, having a great understanding of the game), the level of conscious thinking needed to take the best decision is severely lowered

@@sla7889 The pattern recognition is interesting. There’s something similar in chess, where a grandmaster can glance at a position and instinctively know the weaknesses and which moves are worth deep thought. They can explain their thought processes, and amateurs can generally follow, but the snap judgement is a mix of natural talent and years of training.

what show is this

​@@swagflag7168 I'm assuming Blue Lock.

Hi train effective

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wtf ive been watching him for a year and just noticed im not subscribed 💀

yeah they are hella underrated some people forget that they are a pro for a reason no matter in which division they play

Word

@@bdndella69 Exactly. Ryan is closer to Van Dijk then us normal players are to Ryan.

Am from Weymouth. And even Weymouth players are on a different level than you'd expect

Yes, the players can be as skillfull. But the difference is consistency and level of opposition. Also a little bit of luck is involved.

Agree. He's defo better than League 1. Being in tots and the highest rated CB in league 1 means he's gotta be playing at least champ football

@@T4r1qM4lik Including a good upgrade to his card

I agree

Lol wtf

No way the best Championsip player is 75 so there is no way he should be that 68 or 69 at best not saying he is bad but he isnt a high level Championsip defender

Sorry man sometimes life is shit but never give up

@@Nickxmw I wont give up, stories like Vardy's or Kante's help me with the grind.

Yeah it's shit man, I trained constantly when I was younger, played with two different age groups for my club and played with my county for a few years, never missed a training session. It really hurt the realisation that it wasn't going to happen. You get past it though and you find something else more achievable that you enjoy also.

@@roznaczygestosc you can get to professional level bro I believe in you you just have to believe yourself

@@Actiontime70 Fortunately I'm still "only 18" It might be too late for a big career, but playing pro in my country is possible if I have some luck haha

thank you mate! - I had this idea in the pipeline actually, i think it would be a really interesting test!

@@KieranBrown get Jamie Osborne on the e channel !

@@KieranBrown The real eye opener for guys who have never played football themselves and think it's easy to become pro, would be seeing you or another RU-vidr play in an actual like 6th division football match. Maybe some club would be willing to let you play in a friendly. Doing dribbling drills is one thing, but seeing someone play in an actual match shows the actual level that it takes to become pro.

Lol

Not even fodder, straight discard

And being paid hundreds of thousands per year/month , I’d be down

@@garff7557 250k a year in ryans case. Great for a sport but certainly not your hundreds of thousands a month

@@nick1177 still good enough for a very comfortable decent living

thanks!

thank you!

It's shoulder to shoulder, when you see someone pushing or shoving an opponent and the hit isn't directly shoulder or arm against arm the referee can call it a foul. Sometimes the referee is far away and might not see the foul clearly or is from a weird angle but each time you see a referee calling a "soft" foul it might be bcs the guy who challenged physically didnt hit his shoulder against his opponent but rather hit shoulder against the opponent's back/chest etc.