Ruud Gullit: The Most Complete Footballer Ever
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- Опубліковано 28 лис 2023
- Footballers usually are tied to their positions, they strictly stick to the area of the play that their positions give them, however there was one footballer who quite literally broke that rule and could play virtually anywhere on any position and his name is Ruud Gullit, arguably the most complete player this sport has ever seen.
In Today's Episode I talked about Ruud Gullit and his career, from FC Harleem to Feynoord with Cruyff, from PSV To AC Milan, how he captained his national team to their first ever trophy and how he became one of the most decorated player the sport has ever seen
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I'm a simple guy, I see Gullit, I click.
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@@gdcat3372that's how powerful Gullit is ;)
Common goals brother🗿
Same for me too xD
Me too lol
Coach: kid, which position can you play?
Kid Gullit: Yes
That's dope
Pretty much😅
Gullit in the late 80s and early 90s was probably the premier player on the planet. Everyone looked up to him as the best
I remember him as friendly and positive and always approachable too.
Definitely a role model for kids.
Is he still alive?
Not probably.
yes doesnt have dreads anymre though@@ITACHIOG9
He is, he's 61 years old@@WilliamOBrien-hy4ph
Thank you for this excellent documentary on a legendary player who I grew up watching.
I remember one night in 1989,I was 12 years old and had stayed up to watch Champions League Final that AC Milan was contesting.My father has just bought a VCR so we recorded the final live as it was played so we could watch the game again.On that night we saw Gullit bang 2 goals and we were rooting for him,I remember jumping with joy seeing him lift that Champions league trophy,little did I know that he had played with a knee injury.
Gullit was not just a footballer,he was an icon and during the 80s apartheid was causing instability in Mozambique and many of us living in the region of southern Africa felt effects of that,so we held Gullit in such high esteem as he spoke out against apartheid regime,by 1992 the Regime had collapsed.
His legacy is safe and it will only get better as more information comes to light,he is also first Black Manager to ever win a major Trophy in British football history,this considering the lack of black managers in football today,so Gullit was a trail blazer.
Those of us who were blessed to watch him play live at his prime will never forget his athleticism,sprints and dreadlocks flying in the air as he fires a shot into the net with either right or left foot,or smash a powerful header into goal,what a phenom he was.
Lies again? Target Chevrolet Sharp
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Amasing
One of the best footballer of all times
The Dutch usually talk about Cruijff, but this golden tulip and modest man was from another dimension. It was all power, flexibility and technique that you rarely see on the fields. If he were to play football now, he would be at the top of the best in the football world..a salute to Ruud gulit the Dutch metaphor we once saw on the football fields⚽🔥🔥🔥
We call him the Black Tulp :)
@@Total-Football. No in his native Netherlands we call him "De Zwarte Tulp" not Black Tulp. Translated to English De Zwarte Tulp indeed means "The Black Tulip". But in The Netherlands our language is Dutch not English :)
serieus gast om een hoofdletter ga je me corrigeren, holy sh!t wat ben jij een taalnazi hahahaha@@hansolo2121
With all due respect, you do not need to patronise me by telling me to speak Dutch, not English.
Football ⚽️ 's history is incomplete without Ruud Gullit. An absolute legend on and off the football field.
True
@@antonio25365I see what you did there but he is taking truth
Gullit was the sole architect of an epochal change in the history of soccer, not only superlative technique but in addition physical overpower combined with a vision of the game and an ability to play in all roles always with the same effectiveness and at the highest level.
By far the most complete and strongest player of all time.
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Hi, this was the revolution in football completely strong athletes. Enter Gullit.
This is a very good documentary. Very well-written. Even though I'd followed the great AC Milan during the Arrigo Sacchi and Fabio Capello epochs, I never knew the full story behind Gullit's move to Sampdoria.
Really underrated these days….you don’t hear his name mentioned as much but he had everything and could excel in pretty much every position, sweeper, defence, midfield, attack
LoL even Manager
@@16_saherkp39 well at Chelsea anyway, not so much other clubs
If you play fifa you know exactly who he is
@Babyaliennnnn yes man 😅
Ruud Gullit Legendary player loved him as a kid Legend...
I loved him until I met him, in Sloane street, March 99. I think it was 10 A.M., breakfast time. If it was later, he would have been swarmed. He was with the blonde girl and her son. You knew it was him straight away, even from behind. I thought I was slim, same height. He had a boy waist and the arrogance was disgusting. He did, maybe, 10 or twelve autographs. It was long enough for me to run to the Stockpot in Basil street, to grab a menu for the signing and get back to him for extra time. He never looked at anybody, signed like a machine gun and was off. The autograph got discarded. I didn't throw it away. Lost interest in him, completely. That has been my experience with all of these "phenomenal" characters!!
RUDD GULLIT THE BEST OF THE BEST ‼
Packed his Prime Moments Icon on one of the FIFA games one time.
He annihilated so many opponents for me.
Great video, looking forward to the next one
watched the whole video. nice job, made me appreciate Gullit a whole lot more
Ruud Gullit and Frank Rijkaard were the Superstars of EURO CUP 1988😮
Don’t forget van basten
Arie van Tiggelen too.
@@Raysboss302 and Wouters and Koeman etc etc
great work man keep going
Gullitt and Van Bastan were god-like players in AC Milan. My favorite club team growing up ❤.
This is the most comprehensive documentary I ever watched. Great work!
I was 9 years old in 74 on the Dutch island texel enjoying a soccer camp when Holland lost the WK final against Germany. In 78 we lost in Argentina against Argentina. South Africa was nr 3. Knowing I'm rolling into the ground without that cup is nasty twisted in a way u can't emagin. That semi final against Germany when van Basten slide in that 2-1 was a nuclear explosion just unreal. I ended up at a police station sore from top to bottom in a blur. Gullit is a regular chilled dude. The holland 80s was special in every way!! P. S. Rest in peace Diego Armando Maradona. U are the nr 1
Great job keep going man 👏🏼
At his peak, Ruud Gullit was the best player on the planet. It was great watching him at Chelsea towards the end of his career and so many top European players were interested to join English football because he came. I think he had an under-stated impact on the premier league we see today, just think: he was the 1st over-seas manager to win a major British trophy, there have been 'quite a few' since!
Seeing seria a in its golden era makes me feel bad, seeing all these legend such as Mancini and baresi makes me see our championship with a different view, great video thank you very much,
Loved this documentary and the research done. Haven’t seen a truly elite all rounder like this since those days. From my research the most ‘total’ of footballers was Di Stefano, the key man who made Real Madrid the European Cup standard bearers they are. Would be nice to see a documentary of your quality on him to enlighten those of us who don’t know him.
Pele is widely considered the most complete footballer ever. Gullit was incredible though. It's not really spoken about these days but he was considered, at the time, along with Platini, Maradona's equal.
@@sl11tenderhandplatini? 😅 you mean Cruijf.
no Gullit is. You can put Gullit in everyplace. Even as goalkeeper.
Very good content. Please upload more 👏👏
What a great video, thank you so much
Well made series 👊
Gulit jogava de mais hj em dia ninguém ganhava dele ele seria o melhor
Great work ❤
One of my favorite players in the days
Awesome documentary , thank you
A true legend. 1988 European Cup is one of the best tournaments in my memory.
"Argueably the greatest player in Dutch history Johan Cruijff". Cruijff being the greatest is about the only thing no Dutch argue about.
riijkaard won more games than all of them. look at the stats.
MUDA LAWAL WAS NIGERIA'S FIRST COMPLETE PLAYER
Somewhere in South Western Nigeria in the 1970s, there was another complete player called Muda Lawal who could play anywhere on the pitch and excelled in those positions.
He played most of his playing career for IICC Shooting Stars of Ibadan, Stationary Stores of Lagos and Abiola Babes of Abeokuta. In 1976, he helped IICC Shooting Stars to their first continental title, winning the African Cup Winners Cup - the first Nigerian clubside to do so.
Lawal was part of the victorious squad that won AFCON for Nigeria at home in 1980 for the first time. He had 86 caps for the team where his last appearance was in August 1985 against Zambia in a Egypt 1986 AFCON qualifier.
Lawal had the record for the most capped Nigerian player for many years before Nwankwo Kanu equaled it in 2010 and Joseph Yobo surpassing it to make it 100 in 2014.
Lawal was an indigene of Abeokuta, the capital of Ogun State in South West Nigeria where a stadium in Asero was named after him.
Past and present musicians have sang of his football prowess making him a cult hero among football fans in Nigeria in the 1970s and 1980s when he was active.
He unfortunately passed away in 1991 at the age of 37 in Ibadan.
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Amazing video. Keep going❤ Would love a video about Maldini
Is already in the works!!
@@IconArchivesss ooooo can't wait!!!!!
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The best St,Cf,Cam,Lw,lm,Rw,Rm,Cm,Cdm,Lwb,Rwb,Lb,Rb,Cb,Gk to ever play the game 🔴⚫️ 🇳🇱 🐐
a top 10 player of all time.
PELE WAS THE BEST AND HERE IS THE PROOF.
1. He could score with either leg. He scored over 1,000 goals, goals of all types, colors and shapes. From outside the box, inside the box, volleys, scissor kicks, diving headers, soft, hard, over the goalie's reach, upper corner, lower corner. You think of it, he did it.
2. He was excepcional with headers. He would usually out jump taller defenders. He was like a fish in midair, able to get higher once he jumped. Observe carefully his header-goal against Italy in the finals of the World Cup México 1970.
3. Physically, he was impecable. Strong, fast, quick, powerful, with remarkable endurance.
4. Technically, Pelé was masterful. His control was awe inspiring. Pelé made it look easy, natural, joyous. He could dribble past a cloud of defenders like a hot knife through butter.
5. Tactically, Pelé had no flaws. He would move knowingly on the field, commanding his teammates, understanding where they would be, occupying spaces, opening the game as needed. Watch him control and blindingly pass the ball to Carlos Alberto for Brazil's fourth goal in the final against Italy in the World Cup México 1970. Simply delicious!
6. He was courageous. Most of the time, when he stepped on the field, Pelé was a marked man. Teams would have their top defender shadow him constantly. He played most of his career without the benefit of the disciplinary cards, they were instituted in 1970, Pelé's last World Cup. The referee's "culture" of the time, allow for much more rough play. Pelé learn to defend himself against tough defenders and never backed down.
7. Pelé played on fields that were not the best by today's standards. The ball would bounce here an there, responding to the unevenness and holes on the field. It was much more difficult to make a good pass, much more difficult to control the ball and yet, Pelé shone with the light of a genius.
8. Pelé won many national titles, international titles and the World Cup three times. He is still today the youngest player to play in a World Cup final (17 years old at Sweden 1958) and score (two goals).
9. Finally, Pelé was FIFA's best ambassador of the game. An example for the youth of the future and most decent human being. And who could beat that smile?
I saw him score the most remarkable goal I have ever witnessed...
Lima was all up in a buzz as the news spread like wild fire about the arrival of Santos of Brazil with Pelé. Santos was going to play against Alianza Lima the Peruvian champion. The excitement increased as Alianza announced the hiring of an Uruguayan defender named Souza just for the match. Souza's job, of course, was to shadow Pelé all game long. Alianza paid Souza the enormous amount (in those days) of $500 dollars just for the one game, all other expenses (travel, stay, etc.) covered. It was summer, so the game was going to be played at night at the "Estadio Nacional." As the game progressed, Souza, a tall, black, strong and agile player was doing a very good job of shadowing Pelé. Souza, being from Uruguay, was schooled in the ways and manners of their style of play. That is, all nonsense and as rough as the referee would allow and more.
It was almost half time, Pelé was next to the touch line near midfield watching his goalie kick the ball long and high. As the ball fell towards him, Pelé smoothly chess trapped it and allow it to roll down onto the field in front of him. Souza jumped on the ball but Pelé was first. With his back towards Souza, Pelé heeled the short bounce of the ball over Souza's head. Fast as lightening, Pelé turned around, his eyes riveted on the ball as it was falling down passed Souza. He quickly realized that Villanueva, Alianza's goalkeeper, about forty meters away, was way out of his line. In a flash, Pelé volley the ball. It described a laser like parabola over the surprised humanity of Villanueva and into the back of the net! It was magnificent! Extraordinary! Amazing! An instant hush fell all over the stadium, as if all those human minds needed time to really process and accept was they had just witnessed. And then, then, everybody stood up and applauded and applauded and applauded. I still can hear them.
Father, may you rest in peace, thank you for taking me that night to the stadium. Your loving son, always.
Pelé, Pelé WAS AND IS THE BEST!
Gullit and Van Bastern were on another level plus having a goal scoring CB like Koeman 🔥
What happened to them world cup 1990?. People were disappointed by them.
@@raybermulo9334they were also known as a team that couldn’t deal with the pressure at the late stages of tournaments
@@raybermulo9334 Netherlands have always been chokers. From the mid 70s and until the end 90s they had so much talent.
Despite that, they only managed to win the Euros in 1988.
14 tuổi tôi được xem trận chung kết euro 88 giữa tuyển Liên Xô và Hà Lan mặc dù cũng như số đông người Việt Nam khi ấy ủng hộ đội tuyển Liên Xô nhưng với trình độ và phong cách với mái tóc rất đặc biệt của Gullit chúng tôi đã rất hâm mộ anh !
That intro tho..❤🔥
RUDD GULLIT THE BEST OF THE BEST ‼️🦁👑🥇💪🌍💣💥💥💥💥✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨
gullit has to be one of the most underrated footballers ever.
....this talented athlete was totally eclipsed by Maradona since never won World Cup....but broght so much fun to fans...with Rijkaard and Van Basten I was lucky to see them play...
Him and frank rjikaard could play absolutely anywhere and make that role theirs...special talents...that milan side from 88-90 was arguably the greatest club side in history
The three kings Gullit, Rijkaard and Van Basten 🙌
This is so good.. i would love to see a video for Cristiano or messi also
The most underrated youtuber
And played those positions at a high level what a player
When Gullit was at Chelsea even people who supported other teams in England liked Chelsea at that time which changed when Roman Abramhovic bought the club (I’m English and my English team I support is Liverpool who are my first love thought Juventus is my true love)
The coach making the racist remark around 08:48 was Thijs Libregts, not the trainer we see in the video. That is Leo Beenhakker.
When I was young kid , I remember Dutch would being called "field in Europe" and we know why coz of Rud Gulith , the player who has no particular position,who can play in any where and every where in the field, could run all the times,What a player ...
Excellent content honesty best i have seen on youtube. Romario please
Gullit as a player, with AC MILAN was UNSTOPPABLE, UNSTOPPABLE. That’s how good he was as a player.
Ruud Gullit #Legend
Need to see the rest of the Dutch greats
A man who can play everywhere in a football field😊
The intro with his hair flying off while he’s misting it is hilarious
Intro song ??
Best CM in fifa game too✊
There is some copyright law for word Papin?
Les moustaches de rijckard et gullit sont celebres à marseille .
Ce sont des joueurs que les marseillais aiment beaucoup pour leur deontologie , combativité et talent
C est rare des joueurs aussi talentueux avec un gabarit de 1,90 m
Tres rare
Grande Ruud
Pre injury Ruud was so good, it didn't even make sense. Post injury, he was still absolutely amazing.
Thank u. 🙏
Its crazy how most of the greatest players have played in ac milan
If this man would’ve won a World Cup he would’ve undoubtedly been in the top 5 greatest players of all time (along with cruyff)
The pictures/videos partially don't fit to the content/narration
Sounds like he was such a clutch player.
W vid fr
Grande numero uno
It's a disappointment he had to close his international career in total bitterness.
I cannot see Gullit without thinking about Rijkaard and Van Basten. The most incredible trio of players ever! Milan fans must have been wanking when they signed all 3
Un grand joueur
Gullit, Van Basten and Rijkaard were all magical players. Van Basten had he not suffered terrible string of injuries could have gone down in history as a player of R9 caliber. Rijkaard was equally brilliant to Gullit and these 3 were simply unstoppable.
Top 10 GOATS
My Goat 🐐
a 4-2-2 formation!!! well that's some wild football 🙂
18:48 and new camp 😂😂😂
Thank you Camavinga for let me remember Ruud Gullit😁😁
Wish I had the privilege to see that whole generation live but 🤷 - Gullit, Van Basten, Rijkaard and the rest
The beast gullit
Gullit is lit player
Goated content🫡
Gullit could play anywhere. Striker, Cm, and Defense, he was the complete player.
Gullit is one of the greatest complete players of all time. Lothar Matthäus also one of the greatest complete players of all time
What an intro
Milan team with the 3 flying Dutch men was the real deal.
Mike.e.vedio.about.Roy.King😊❤
Kaka next please❤
What about nicolo berella and Camavinga 😊😊 they are alsoo good😊
Gulliat in fifa❤
For me most complete footballer it was Frank Rijkaard and G.Loukanidis a Greek player.. 50'-60's
RUUUD
ruud gulit ara ruud sulit kide
And..his real name is Rudi Dil . Anecdote: A tax office employee asked his collegue "Do you know Ruud Dil? He earns really a lot and filled in he is a football player, never heard of him tough..."
ruud gulit
I got gillit in fc Mobile
The black tulip
His fifa caeda ✨😊
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