Back then it was the same (Blokhin is both a Ukrainian and Russian surname). I'm half Ukrainian myself, but people often refer to me as a Russian. I don't mind. I just pray that nonsense war stops soon
Ese equipo del Dinamo Kiev del 75 ganó la Recopa de Europa, era un cuadrazo: Troshkin, Matviyenko, Muntyan, Konkov, Kolotov, Buryak, Blokhin, Onischenko
What a fantastic player the legendary Tzar Oleg Blokhin was! Among other outstanding qualities, he was known foe his speed. Consequently, he was recognized and dubbed the 'Fatest Football Player in History.'
Bllohin did special things in a couple of Seasons. From 1978 and on Boniek was much better then him .Do not esagerate ! If kaka would play for 10 Seasons as He played 2006 and 2007 ,Today would be better than Maradona Messi or Pele .
@@ramadanhalili762 Blokhin was very stable. This is not to say, that he was the best in the world. But he was indeed very stable - this is shown by statistics. Another thing is that after 1975 people expected sometimes too much from him and when expectations didn't fulfill, they said: Blokhin went down. In such a way he was blamed for the fail of the whole Soviet team in Olympics, 1976 - not only by fans, but also by governmental people. They even wanted to withdraw his honors (such as 'Honored Master of Sports'). Also he could not change his team even though sometimes things went wrong in Dynamo after 1975. So, all this didn't add motivation, however Blokhin managed to remain stable.
@@eberkovich Boniek was among the best in two World Cups, 78 and 82 .The first east european to make a fine career in Italy (back then Serie A was nr 1 in the World ) Blohin did great things mostly in averige levels. Do not get fooled by 10 minutes clips . On clips David Berkamp seems to be' the best player ever.
@@ramadanhalili762 You do know that Blokhin won an UEFA SuperCup and two UEFA Cup Winners Cups, in addition to the Golden Ball? And no one is talking 10-minute clips, I watched most of his career up close from the stadium. Blokhin also won 8 USSR Premier League titles and USSR league was always a top 10 league. And, in mid-70s and mid-80s, USSR Premier League was a top 4 league. Boniek was average. Blokhin was supreme and could do everything on the pitch. Attack, defend, pass, slide tackle. That was how Lobanovsky's Total Football worked - you had to attack as a team and defend as a team.
Oleg Blokhin fue un auténtico genio. Lamentablemente quedará en la incógnito lo bueno que pudo ser si en su mejor momento lo hubiesen dejado ir de la URSS a ligas más top
Thank you very much Barbosa! I remenber the CCCP team, i grow up seeing that team and clubs from soviet times. You already made a vídeo of the best 80s keeper, Dassaev. Now this guy, congratulations. You have to make Igor Belanov and Oleksiy Mykhaylychenko. The second belong to Sampdoria squad that win the only Scuddetto 1990/91 And Zavarov, he plays in Juventus
How could it not have been a big league? It had a population as much as 270m with its best players, in the '70s and '80s, when Soviet football was properly developed, divided among a few leading clubs in the various republics and Russian ones. And Western Eurooean leagues had mainly domestic players then. I'd say it would have been the world's strongest league in Blokhin's era.
@@basylpeterjones Soviet league was shit just like Soviet football in total. Not a single world cup or Champions league among the soviet clubs says everything you need to know. '86. WC was the only time they had a decent team.
It's not "a so called big league" because Serie A has 3 clubs that won European cup/Champions league multiple times while Russians have zero. Some of the greatest players ever played in the league and lets not talk about the traditionally high level italian defensive systems. So yeah it's a big difference playing in a high level league and a farm league. Shevchenko>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Blokhin
@@SuperAttitudeera For a start, Soviet Union weren't "Russians". It was mainly Russians until the '70s but then the other republics emerged; the real Soviet Union was the '70s and '80s, into the early '90s with the CiS team of Euro'92. Russia would effectively been a Soviet Union team at USA'94 but six of the players were refusniks. Georgia's Dinamo Tbilisi emerged with a great team in the mid-'70s and Dynamo Kiev were the main supplier to the USSR squad throughout that era - but the Russian players were spread around several clubs, so it was much more competitive than other European leagues; lots of republics produced great teams. The USSR produced far more world-class players than Italy and I can't agree with your European Cup argument: no Italian club won the European Cup in that era relying on Italian players. There was only Juventus who won the fixed final at Heysel, but had world-class imports, and the Milan teams at the end of that era. The Soviet Union was known as "The Friendly Champions" due to being so good in friendlies and qualifiers but not winning tournaments: it was always packed with some of the world's best players, dominating games.
In Italia avrebbe fatto sfracelli, purtroppo il regime sovietico non permetteva ai suoi calciatori di andare all'estero. Il primo fu Zavarov alla Juve solo nel 88. Un vero peccato perché era un fenomeno, uno specie di Shevchenko ma fisicamente più potente.
Was Shevchenko better? I am not sure. Shevchenko would have never won the Goilden Ball if he hadn't played for Milan. Imagine if Blokhin could play abroad... Blokhin was faster, more athletic than Sheva. he was smarter, had a powerful shot off both feet and he played when defenders almost broke his legs off without fearing a red card.
By specialists Bllohin normaly is considered 6 th or 7th best forward of eastern Europe .Shevcenko 4 th or 5th best striker .Boniek and Nedved the best wingers .Probably comparing Players of different positions ,different Eras who.ve been playing in different countries and competitions is hard to make proper assesments .
@@ramadanhalili762 I do not know which specialists you are talking about. Could you please provide this opinion? As far as I am concerned, as a person who watched both Blokhin and Shevchenko, I can tell you, Blokhin was a far better player than Sheva. He could do more things than Sheva did, and did not have a chance to play on one of the top teams in Italy. Sheva was a great player, but Blokhin was at a totally different level.
@@ramadanhalili762 it makes no sense to compare different eras of football. They had different circumstances and were both great players. We as football fans should learn there is no best of all time and that a comparison of different eras is impossible.
During Seasons1999 -2006 Shevchenko in ltaly and Europe played against some most fearsome teams and difenders ever .Your opinion is right, but back than people created legends. Like the Legend of Dzajic in Yugoslavia.,Who came out from the mediocrity of ltaly 1968 .There were only 4 teams and He scored twice .Even Today He is considered officialy as the Best yugoslav ever . Watch clips of him and clips of Stojkovic, Savicecic, Shushic etc and make the difference. He do not come close to them .
What a legend
Thank you Barbosa for ur effort in keeping classic football alive and remembered
Thank you very much
I’d never heard of this guy until today. Wow I considered myself a huge football fan.
You've not grown yet 🤣
Golden Ball 1975
Потрясающие голы, с потрясающей музыкой. Артист настоящий, для публики!!!
Shevchenko and Blokhin would have made a deadly duo
Thanks Barbosa, great video as always.
Love from Slovakia
You're welcome!
Thanks for the upload!
Thank you for this, I knew about Blokhin but as he played in the USSR we didn't see much of him.
Great player, that first goal was insane.
Superb Song! And superb highlights....
Complimenti per il video e per il canale. Oleg Blochin un vero talento, veloce ,tecnico e bravo con entrambe i piedi.
My congratulations with the very good Chanel! Thx for videos and respect from Russia
Temurlan RM he’s not Russian
He is Ukrainian
Potato -Patata same difference
It’s like saying he is not American he is a New Yorker
Back then it was the same (Blokhin is both a Ukrainian and Russian surname). I'm half Ukrainian myself, but people often refer to me as a Russian. I don't mind. I just pray that nonsense war stops soon
Grazie Barbosa video per il video su Blockin !
Prego !
Thank you bro !
You're welcome! Thank you again for your advice
THIS SONG IS MASTERPIECE!!!
one of my idols
What a legend, thanks for the video, i hope one of beckham or any legend of MU 92 class soon!!
Beckham or Scholes would be excellent choices for next videos.
@@JavierDM-83 Yeah, two legendary midfield and elegant players in football history.
Que canal maravilhoso! Obrigado!
Balón de oro en 1975 fenomenal jugador de la URRS y del Dinamo de Kiev
Ese equipo del Dinamo Kiev del 75 ganó la Recopa de Europa, era un cuadrazo: Troshkin, Matviyenko, Muntyan, Konkov, Kolotov, Buryak, Blokhin, Onischenko
Love ur videos Bro ❤ The music is so energetic
Thank you!
What a fantastic player the legendary Tzar Oleg Blokhin was! Among other outstanding qualities, he was known foe his speed. Consequently, he was recognized and dubbed the 'Fatest Football Player in History.'
The guy was a goal machine. What a player! What a striker!
He was a winger.
My childhoods favourite player
Loved this video! You guys are amazing
Nice Video as always
Thanks!
Melhor canal de futebol no UA-cam !
Muito obrigado!
Gran video! spero in altri presto!
Jogador ambidestro 👏👏👏
Oleg Blockin: " Il Ferrari Ucraino " !
Il Lamborghini Sovietico
Mostruoso è dir poco
Esse jogava muito!!!!!!! Parabéns pelo vídeo, legal demais.
The man who beated Beckenbauer and Cruyff
Bllohin did special things in a couple of Seasons. From 1978 and on Boniek was much better then him .Do not esagerate ! If kaka would play for 10 Seasons as He played 2006 and 2007 ,Today would be better than Maradona Messi or Pele .
@@ramadanhalili762 Blokhin was very stable. This is not to say, that he was the best in the world. But he was indeed very stable - this is shown by statistics. Another thing is that after 1975 people expected sometimes too much from him and when expectations didn't fulfill, they said: Blokhin went down. In such a way he was blamed for the fail of the whole Soviet team in Olympics, 1976 - not only by fans, but also by governmental people. They even wanted to withdraw his honors (such as 'Honored Master of Sports'). Also he could not change his team even though sometimes things went wrong in Dynamo after 1975. So, all this didn't add motivation, however Blokhin managed to remain stable.
@@ramadanhalili762 Boniek was NEVER better than Blokhin. Let's not say silly things.
@@eberkovich Boniek was among the best in two World Cups, 78 and 82 .The first east european to make a fine career in Italy (back then Serie A was nr 1 in the World ) Blohin did great things mostly in averige levels. Do not get fooled by 10 minutes clips . On clips
David Berkamp seems to be' the best player ever.
@@ramadanhalili762 You do know that Blokhin won an UEFA SuperCup and two UEFA Cup Winners Cups, in addition to the Golden Ball? And no one is talking 10-minute clips, I watched most of his career up close from the stadium. Blokhin also won 8 USSR Premier League titles and USSR league was always a top 10 league. And, in mid-70s and mid-80s, USSR Premier League was a top 4 league.
Boniek was average. Blokhin was supreme and could do everything on the pitch. Attack, defend, pass, slide tackle. That was how Lobanovsky's Total Football worked - you had to attack as a team and defend as a team.
0:42-0:49 beautiful passage of play
Oleg!!!!!
Oleg Blokhin fue un auténtico genio. Lamentablemente quedará en la incógnito lo bueno que pudo ser si en su mejor momento lo hubiesen dejado ir de la URSS a ligas más top
Напевно в той час чемпіонат СССР по футболу був найсильніший у світі.
Please David Kipiani 🙏🙂🙏
my idol and hero
Man of steel
This Soviet guy is better than Pelé and Maradona…it is very strange that he is not considered one of the best in the world.
Cheeky and skillful.
There have been many greats indeed.
Buenísimos como siempre, vídeo nuevo, tendran alguno del goleador del mundial 74 Lato el polaco, mí viejo le decía Lato mentolato
Legend, very egoistic, but deservedly)
The great oleg blokhin
El mejor futbolista que he visto o por lo menos el mad completo
величайший футболист СССР
Medaase
👍🔥🏅🥇
Wow
Thank you very much Barbosa!
I remenber the CCCP team, i grow up seeing that team and clubs from soviet times.
You already made a vídeo of the best 80s keeper, Dassaev.
Now this guy, congratulations.
You have to make Igor Belanov and Oleksiy Mykhaylychenko.
The second belong to Sampdoria squad that win the only Scuddetto 1990/91
And Zavarov, he plays in Juventus
Thanks!
I think oleg he is the best of all time , better than Diego pele mesi e ronaldo ,love from Greece
wow to be inside your head....
@@itsinthetreesitscoming7431 Blokhin was more complete than those mentioned, more two-footed - and a lot faster. So not a crazy opinion at all.
@@basylpeterjones so he was better than pele and and maradona was he, and the best player of all time?
I mean really - fuckoff....
Блоха - один из лучших форвардов ХХ века ! (а качество записей ужасает !.. люди вынуждены были смотреть ТАКУЮ картинку!(( ....)
Да нее , вот нынешние футболеры с Кубой играют , вот это таланты😂
Antiga União Soviética produziu grandes jogadores
Better than Shevchenko, probably underrated because he didn't go to a so called "big league"
The Soviet Top league was big enough. He won 3 European club trophies with Dynamo K
How could it not have been a big league? It had a population as much as 270m with its best players, in the '70s and '80s, when Soviet football was properly developed, divided among a few leading clubs in the various republics and Russian ones. And Western Eurooean leagues had mainly domestic players then. I'd say it would have been the world's strongest league in Blokhin's era.
@@basylpeterjones Soviet league was shit just like Soviet football in total. Not a single world cup or Champions league among the soviet clubs says everything you need to know. '86. WC was the only time they had a decent team.
It's not "a so called big league" because Serie A has 3 clubs that won European cup/Champions league multiple times while Russians have zero. Some of the greatest players ever played in the league and lets not talk about the traditionally high level italian defensive systems. So yeah it's a big difference playing in a high level league and a farm league.
Shevchenko>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Blokhin
@@SuperAttitudeera For a start, Soviet Union weren't "Russians". It was mainly Russians until the '70s but then the other republics emerged; the real Soviet Union was the '70s and '80s, into the early '90s with the CiS team of Euro'92. Russia would effectively been a Soviet Union team at USA'94 but six of the players were refusniks. Georgia's Dinamo Tbilisi emerged with a great team in the mid-'70s and Dynamo Kiev were the main supplier to the USSR squad throughout that era - but the Russian players were spread around several clubs, so it was much more competitive than other European leagues; lots of republics produced great teams. The USSR produced far more world-class players than Italy and I can't agree with your European Cup argument: no Italian club won the European Cup in that era relying on Italian players. There was only Juventus who won the fixed final at Heysel, but had world-class imports, and the Milan teams at the end of that era.
The Soviet Union was known as "The Friendly Champions" due to being so good in friendlies and qualifiers but not winning tournaments: it was always packed with some of the world's best players, dominating games.
In Italia avrebbe fatto sfracelli, purtroppo il regime sovietico non permetteva ai suoi calciatori di andare all'estero.
Il primo fu Zavarov alla Juve solo nel 88.
Un vero peccato perché era un fenomeno, uno specie di Shevchenko ma fisicamente più potente.
please sergen yalçın video
Jean Tigana
During 70 ties was the best Player of Eastern Europea.
Allthough,Shevchenko was better than him .
Was Shevchenko better? I am not sure. Shevchenko would have never won the Goilden Ball if he hadn't played for Milan. Imagine if Blokhin could play abroad... Blokhin was faster, more athletic than Sheva. he was smarter, had a powerful shot off both feet and he played when defenders almost broke his legs off without fearing a red card.
By specialists Bllohin normaly is considered 6 th or 7th best forward of eastern Europe .Shevcenko 4 th or 5th best striker .Boniek and Nedved the best wingers .Probably comparing Players of different positions ,different Eras who.ve been playing in different countries and competitions is hard to make proper assesments .
@@ramadanhalili762 I do not know which specialists you are talking about. Could you please provide this opinion?
As far as I am concerned, as a person who watched both Blokhin and Shevchenko, I can tell you, Blokhin was a far better player than Sheva. He could do more things than Sheva did, and did not have a chance to play on one of the top teams in Italy. Sheva was a great player, but Blokhin was at a totally different level.
Read carefully :
All _ time Eastern Europe Squad / Xtime Comunity
@@ramadanhalili762 I don't even know what that means.
Homo sovieticus.
CR7 prototype
Blokhin>Shevchenko
Shevchenko was better ,no discussion .
@@ramadanhalili762 it makes no sense to compare different eras of football. They had different circumstances and were both great players. We as football fans should learn there is no best of all time and that a comparison of different eras is impossible.
During Seasons1999 -2006 Shevchenko in ltaly and Europe played against some most fearsome teams and difenders ever .Your opinion is right, but back than people created legends. Like the Legend of Dzajic in Yugoslavia.,Who came out from the mediocrity of ltaly 1968 .There were only 4 teams and He scored twice .Even Today He is considered officialy as the Best yugoslav ever .
Watch clips of him and clips of Stojkovic, Savicecic, Shushic etc and
make the difference. He do not come close to them .