This is unbelievable content. So much to think about. Giggs is talking about Jazz football here. Fergie was the composer, the players the musicians with the freedom to improvise around a theme.
@@omalone1169 I know this is 2 years old, but I'll answer you. Highbury's stands were tightly packed as they were built in the 1800's when distance to the pitch was too much of an issue. Naturally, this made the pitch itself smaller and difficult to get space and time on the ball, much like Goodison Park before any new renovation. The Emirates had stands that were a long way from the grass, thus, the pitch was expanded to larger international standards. So, it's pitch is almost as big as Old Trafford's
Assassini Ryan Giggs has won more league titles than anyone, Paul Scholes is second. Considering they done it in a league which has always been very competitive it’s amazing.
@@omalone1169 bc that is part of intelligence. It’s called spatial IQ, being able to visualize where you are on the pitch in relation to your team, the ball, the opposition team, the space you can exploit etc. Certain forwards have made careers out of always being in the right place at the right time.
Now we're talking! Insightful stuff that translates to all levels of the game. Decision making, awareness and game intelligence beautifully explained by Ryan Giggs with the help of the visual aide. A must see for all wingers and coaches!
Don't forget Lee Sharpe...on his day he was excellent! Should have gone on to even greater heights, played with a smile on his face, great crosser of the ball, great pace, good finisher excited the fans :)
Interesting thing about the hughes cantona partnership is how many goals cantona scored when making a late run from deep when hughes came short, leaving space behind. Didn't happen when cole was there as he stayed up top.
When Keane and Scholes played together, Ferguson must have been assured and scared. Assured that they’d work hard, scared that they wouldn’t last 90s minutes because if they’re tempers
Tavy@ ryan giggs was a great player to watch. He had alot of skill and pace. Its a pity he couldnt kick with his right foot. And as a got older at 23 the same age has ryan, a thinck am a year older but any way i thought 1 day watching why isnt he even trying to practice kicking with his weaker foot and making it as strong as his left? Becouse he would get into positions where he could score from easy and just couldnt hit the ball with his right foot. He didnt even try to be two footed. But he scored some great free kicks!!!!!
Guinness I think that was more to do with Sanchez leaving bud, on away days they sing Ole Ole and You are my Solskjaer. It’s the majority of online fans which just seem to be bellends mate
Zepher Gaming don't be daft, they don't sing ole's at the wheel any more because it doesn't fit the feeling. They'll need another 30 years of being shit before they rediscover irony. And most utd fans are wankers, half the ones who go to the game are Internet armchair fans on their one lifetime trip to the swamp
So much nonsense about how "modern football" has changed. Really that 4-4-2 is in essence a 4-2-3-1 as Cantona was more of a number 10 dropping between the lines to score and create in the same way a Griezman or Dybala would today. Sure the kits were a little baggier back then,🤣 but football hasn't changed much we just over-complicate simple ideas that have been a part of the game for years. Another example of this is the high pressing game which people seem to think was invented by Klopp/Pep when in fact a lot of English teams played this way in the pre-Premier League era
Thank you for saying this! People are constantly overhyping "modern football" when its really been the same. The only thing that's been developed is the broadcasting technology and social media to overhype today's current players. Maybe only Guardiola's tiki-taka style was recently introduced when he was at Barca but that's about it. The "modern football" term was just invented as an excuse for the current crop of players which aren't as good as the players of the 90's and early 2000's.
Very basic tactics, situational even. This might just be the very same thing killing Ole, in the modern game its no longer about what you are going to do with the ball but rather how you are going to do with the ball.
You know that Manchester United is the biggest club in England when after all these years, there are clowns who still, at the slightest chance, attack individuals and laugh at the club. Forgive them, they had suffered in silence for two decades.
This is a man with as many league titles in a 20 year career as Arsenal FC have won since the 1880s (13 each)! Absolutely incredible stuff to get a man of this stature on the channel
That midfield of Giggs, Keane, Scholes and Beckham was just ridiculous.
And if you need another to play central you had Nicky Butt.
@@TroystonB He was supposed to be the by far most talented player in the youth teams.
@Uncle Bruce One of the hardest working players ever.
Stratahoovius didn’t have the fanatical worth ethic of the others supposedly. Showed as the years went by and he slowly fell behind.
@@trtvitor1385 Got too famous, got to his head.
Just so underrated this channel is
Ok yoda
@@noahdarbyshire4715 yoda enjoys football he does
What a player he was... if only he was also a better human being
I can just feel the confidence he had in his teammates. That on top of his skills allowed him to be just as effective in his later years I bet
This is unbelievable content. So much to think about. Giggs is talking about Jazz football here. Fergie was the composer, the players the musicians with the freedom to improvise around a theme.
iancurtis123 I had a video tape of this season and it was put to music .Some of the golas and links -up play looked awesome with the classical music .
@@waynegamble4752 He says Highbury was tight so how did Emirates change
@@omalone1169 I know this is 2 years old, but I'll answer you.
Highbury's stands were tightly packed as they were built in the 1800's when distance to the pitch was too much of an issue. Naturally, this made the pitch itself smaller and difficult to get space and time on the ball, much like Goodison Park before any new renovation. The Emirates had stands that were a long way from the grass, thus, the pitch was expanded to larger international standards. So, it's pitch is almost as big as Old Trafford's
This channel just got the most decorated player in the history of football on for a discussion! Unreal stuff, look forward to every upload now
Sam Crofts is he actually the most decorated player in the history of football?
Assassini Ryan Giggs has won more league titles than anyone, Paul Scholes is second. Considering they done it in a league which has always been very competitive it’s amazing.
Assassini no Dani Alves, Maxwell etc have more trophies than him
Football Knowledge going back to what ZepherGaming alluded to, who’s trophies do you value more than any other player? And why?
@uplift uplift what? Don't cry because its true little man. 34 trophies including 13 leagues baybeeeeeee
the legend made his own preparation against full-backs. that is why he is called legend
07:30 He equates intelligence with measuring distance
@@omalone1169 bc that is part of intelligence. It’s called spatial IQ, being able to visualize where you are on the pitch in relation to your team, the ball, the opposition team, the space you can exploit etc. Certain forwards have made careers out of always being in the right place at the right time.
@@INoticeTooMuch1 Nos iremos en una semana
that music from 0:00 to 0:10 was just heavenly.Ofcourse his methods were legendary
Now we're talking! Insightful stuff that translates to all levels of the game. Decision making, awareness and game intelligence beautifully explained by Ryan Giggs with the help of the visual aide. A must see for all wingers and coaches!
The team a few years later with Giggs, Beckham, Keane, Scholes, Stam, Yorke, Cole etc was scary. But the 94 team was good.
He was a brilliant footballer, he could do everything
would be interesting to see his perspective on how he changed and adapted himself into a central midfield role, great vid.
Watch this space, part 2 coming soon.
@@TheCoachesVoice Great channel with some amazing guests, thanks
Don't forget Lee Sharpe...on his day he was excellent! Should have gone on to even greater heights, played with a smile on his face, great crosser of the ball, great pace, good finisher excited the fans :)
Football gold,from one of the greatest
Giggy made me hit the subscribe button! With blistering pace!!!!
GIV IT GIGGSEH TILL END OF SEASON
08:50 Zanetti and Cafu make you run back
That was true legends football story, that's why we loved united... Where has it all gone
Nothing lasts forever.
Giggs, Keane, Scholes, and Beckham the most priceless midfield ever.
Interesting thing about the hughes cantona partnership is how many goals cantona scored when making a late run from deep when hughes came short, leaving space behind. Didn't happen when cole was there as he stayed up top.
He was a genius on the wing...absolute genius.
Giggsy is so underrated...The 🐐
7:15 RIP Gary.
Ryan Giggs has more premier league medals than Arsenal, Man City, Liverpool and Chelsea combined.
They wouldn't stand a chance against this Liverpool over a season points tally.
@Above All, United premier league it's just a posh name for league champions. Liverpool got 6 champions leagues so your point is invalid
@@James-hh1lq or against the City, the team with the greatest Premier league points tally in history.
Molto 1 Not just shag her, had an affair with her for years.
marty mcfly Marty Mcfly the teams of 99 06 08 and 12 would have took this Liverpool squad apart.
Makes me wonder if the current players of united are even talk to each other as Ryan described he did with his teammates ?
Thank you🙏🏽
Thanks for the video🐐
How good he explained.. Is there anyone who can explain it like this for a defensive midfield?
Thank you sir Alex Ferguson
How I wish I could go back to 1992
When Keane and Scholes played together, Ferguson must have been assured and scared. Assured that they’d work hard, scared that they wouldn’t last 90s minutes because if they’re tempers
So true haha 😂
Plenty of goals , speed and skill
Tavy@ ryan giggs was a great player to watch. He had alot of skill and pace. Its a pity he couldnt kick with his right foot. And as a got older at 23 the same age has ryan, a thinck am a year older but any way i thought 1 day watching why isnt he even trying to practice kicking with his weaker foot and making it as strong as his left? Becouse he would get into positions where he could score from easy and just couldnt hit the ball with his right foot. He didnt even try to be two footed. But he scored some great free kicks!!!!!
Love you Giggsy! One of my few childhood heroes, all red.
You need to get Sir Alex on here.
Who wouldn't watch that?
3 best wingers of all time - Cristiano, Messi and Ryan Giggs. Without a doubt.
As an Arsenal fan I could never understand why people never mentioned him as the mutd goat....he surely was
Giggs in.
"And the rolls royce is waiting in the middle"
Get Scholes, Ferdinand and Owen on. They seem to sit comfortably in the studio talking about performances and tactics....
In 2002 there was an online campaign from some United fans “Sack Fergie-Sell giggs”. 👀😂💁🏻♂️
Zepher Gaming utd fans are utter wankers. They don't sing ole's at the wheel any more do they, that was short lived
Guinness I think that was more to do with Sanchez leaving bud, on away days they sing Ole Ole and You are my Solskjaer. It’s the majority of online fans which just seem to be bellends mate
Zepher Gaming don't be daft, they don't sing ole's at the wheel any more because it doesn't fit the feeling. They'll need another 30 years of being shit before they rediscover irony. And most utd fans are wankers, half the ones who go to the game are Internet armchair fans on their one lifetime trip to the swamp
@@StoutProper How does not going to games make someone a wanker?
VideoLad spoken like a true wanker
Its like they used to play 4-2-3-1 back in 1992/93
@thecoachesvoice pls tell about the intro music
One of the best left wingers of all times, pure genius. Remember growing up literally idolising Giggsy
hello there fellow viewer can you tell me the name of what the Intro music is at 0:00
So much nonsense about how "modern football" has changed. Really that 4-4-2 is in essence a 4-2-3-1 as Cantona was more of a number 10 dropping between the lines to score and create in the same way a Griezman or Dybala would today. Sure the kits were a little baggier back then,🤣 but football hasn't changed much we just over-complicate simple ideas that have been a part of the game for years. Another example of this is the high pressing game which people seem to think was invented by Klopp/Pep when in fact a lot of English teams played this way in the pre-Premier League era
Thank you for saying this! People are constantly overhyping "modern football" when its really been the same. The only thing that's been developed is the broadcasting technology and social media to overhype today's current players. Maybe only Guardiola's tiki-taka style was recently introduced when he was at Barca but that's about it. The "modern football" term was just invented as an excuse for the current crop of players which aren't as good as the players of the 90's and early 2000's.
I thought when we won the Champions League keano & scholesy didn't play 🤔
Though the guy is talented Daniel James should watch this to gain experience..
Come on, man. How dare him? It is the great sir Alex who should sit upon that chair!
Why not Sir Alex Ferguson?
He’s busy
What I would do to see one from SAF
The days of 4 strikers... who could all bag you a goal. Now we are stuck with trashford
twice
Never show emotion, if they kicked me, it didnt hurt! Neymar you listening??????
Just get the goat SAF please
so basically Ryan Giggs just ALWAYS ran...
Would've prefer Sir Alex Ferguson to tell us what happened
A woman abuser..a great player..unfortunately can't say the same about his personality
Pogba should be given that Cantona role not cdm for fk sake
whats the deal with English nicknames just adding a -y at the end of someone's name? "Yorky" and "Coley" are corny as hell.
Very basic tactics, situational even. This might just be the very same thing killing Ole, in the modern game its no longer about what you are going to do with the ball but rather how you are going to do with the ball.
Well... tbf it's only a few mins, you can't cover everything.
Why does it sound like Giggs is talking to people who have English for a second language?
great tactician terrible manager
You know that Manchester United is the biggest club in England when after all these years, there are clowns who still, at the slightest chance, attack individuals and laugh at the club.
Forgive them, they had suffered in silence for two decades.
This is a man with as many league titles in a 20 year career as Arsenal FC have won since the 1880s (13 each)! Absolutely incredible stuff to get a man of this stature on the channel
Sam Crofts wtf do you have to day that . You must be a very lonely kid
@@stephenjames227 not in a million years matey, just hitting some hard facts. If they make you so bitter, perhaps you're the lonely one ;)
"I was off running" XD
Wow! I got selected to play in my local area team after I watched Ryan Giggs Soccer skills in the 90's. He deserved a Ballon D'or in my opinion.
This channel is underrated, only 50k views...
Really good video, thanks
Get sir Alex on
share with rashford, lingard and pogba????
notice how he didnt mention after 1999
Ryan ALSO Giggs
Please ask sir Alex
Favourite channel on UA-cam no doubt.
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