American INFURIATED Over the WORST Referee Decisions in Football History

[@Morgan_Black]

Someone tell me how 2010 is supposedly a worse mistake than the Wembley goal. One was to take the lead in extra time in a world cup final, the other was to even the score in the first half of a round of 16 that ended 4-1 for Germany anyways.

[@chrisellis3797]

Tying the game up against Germany right on halftime as it was, may well have changed the course of the game and the mentality of the 2nd half.

[@IshavedChewbacca]

@@chrisellis3797 it's got nothing on the second half of a WC final still

[@Morgan_Black]

@@chrisellis3797 Even if we do accept that as truth (which is highly hypothetical), the question remains how it's a worse mistake than '66.

[@chrisellis3797]

@@Morgan_Black I think it's worse only in that it was a lot more obviously over the line. 1966 has taken a lot of replays to establish it probably didn't. Lampards was obvious in real time on TV and realistically from where the linesman was stood. Both the instances in 66 and Lampards, spoiled the potential for a true and fair result.

[@roystratford4361]

So it would still have been 3-2 to England not 4-2. Mistakes by officials have always happened and they tend to even out over time. The worst cases are where it’s deliberate cheating, such as France denying Ireland a potential World Cup place. There should be retrospective penalties against teams that benefit from that.

[@filipfilipov8716]

probably the narrator is a program voice. A software used to narrate videos.

[@tevlar]

Yea it sounds like AI voice

[@flawedgenius]

The context behind the hand of god goal from the Argentine perspective is The Falklands War. From most of the football world at that time it was anti-England because of the widespread hooligan problem we had too... England didn't have many allies in the football world in the 80's.

[@pratosaurusrex1128]

Not just at the time. Most of the footballing world is still Anti England. You only need to look at the online reaction in the Euro 2021 final to see that.

[@lautarop4995]

For me the worst case was very recently, Tottenham vs Liverpool 2023/24. The officials were either bribed against Liverpool or completly incompetent. Idk if there is a video to do a reaction, but you should see it by yourself even if you cant make a video out of it.

[@Z.A.N.E19]

Yes

[@lukessportsacademy]

@@lautarop4995 I remember it 😅

[@teojimenezlepe4685]

You pronounced Sevilla correctly. Greetings from Sevilla. 👍

[@sadrequiem]

The 2002 World Cup was HIGHLY controversial because of all the dubious referee behavior for both host countries' games. Japan and Korea benefited from really bad calls in their games to take them farther than they had ever reached before in the tournament. I'm not saying the referees were corrupt but...

[@BladeXRG]

Not only them. Brazil recieved a penalty for a foul on Ronaldo that happened outside the box against Turkey in the group stage, and Belgium was invalidated a legitimate goal against them after Brazil had gone 1-0 up. While Germany was spared a handball against the US that should've been awarded as a penalty and the match ended 1-0 for them. Italy had five goals disallowed, three of which were completely legit (two against Croatia, two against Mexico and one against South Korea). It's an embarrassing tournament, people who cry about 2022 have no idea what a rigged World Cup is like.

[@Deviolines]

The match between Spain and South Korea in the quarter-finals was even worse than the one against italy, the biggest robbery I remember

[@sehu1291]

England won their only WC title only because a goal where the ball wasn't behind the line. It was the 3-2 in extra tome. And also the 4-2 shouldn't have count because the pitch was already flooded with people

[@Whoami691]

Its adorable that you will do everything you can to take away englands win after they won by two goals. :D You gonna complain about Sol Campbells disallowed goal against portugul in 2004 that would have seem England through to the semis?

[@cockatoo010]

@@Whoami691 if it was unlawfully disalowed, then yes.

[@BladeXRG]

​@@Whoami691the last goal of England was in the 119th minute from a counterattack after Germany was on the full-offensive trying to tie the game, you can't tell someone who's at least watched the highlights of the game that without them laughing at you.

[@Whoami691]

@@BladeXRG diddums, did you just makey point for me? If you're gonna b*tch about 66 then you better b*tch about 2010 too hypocrite. Now off you pop.

[@RudyNess]

There was an international game involving Australia where the Australian tore his ACL and went down in pain, and the ref gave him a yellow card for simulation :(

[@bramharms72]

Nothing to research. Someone having a grudge against the English is a valid enough reason.

[@powerviolentnightmare5026]

The list of people and countries with a grudge against the English is so long you could make a 30-hour video just reading their names

[@Kom-KE]

You're right (Mishel) Plattini of France

[@Kom-KE]

And (Seviya)

[@RobynRoyale]

got a like from me just for calling Football Football lol first time I've seen an American do it straight off the bat no questions asked, fair play, man of culture 😅

[@stue2298]

With the new technologies introducted into sports, VAR, Hawkeye, etc, the refereeing of various sports have become alot better, no more biased refereeing.

[@mrborgeusborg1541]

The incident at 5:05 did cause some changes. Since the referee was from my own country of Sweden it got a lot of publicity here aswell, but the focus was on positioning of the referees. There was NO possible position for the head official to catch this handball. The only possible position to see was to be behind the goal. Everywhere else, it would have been some player breaking the line of sight. Same for the assistant referee. It was this incident that caused UEFA to test a system with 2 goal line referees aswell. So total 8 referees per game. 2 at goal line at either end, 2 assistants, 1 main and 1 close to the substitutes. Consequenses for Martin Hansson. Was 4th official during the world cup 2010(this incident happened 2009), and then was not refereeing international games anymore, and officially retired 2013.

[@IshavedChewbacca]

Englishmen can´t complain about 2010, they won their ONLY silverware with the Ghost Goal of Wembley

[@Baptist7203]

That my be true but even without that goal we would of won 3-2

[@Baptist7203]

Oh and you forgot Tournnoi de France where we played Brazil France and Italy which we won! Ok only a friendly tournament but we won. It’s scraping the bottom of the barrel I know but it hurts dam it! 😂🙁😂

[@BladeXRG]

​@@Baptist7203the last goal of England was in the 119th minute from a counterattack after Germany was on the full-offensive trying to tie the game, you can't tell someone who's at least watched the highlights of the game that without them laughing at you.

[@Baptist7203]

@@BladeXRGwhy are they laughing again?

[@DHW3008]

​@@Baptist7203because without Hursts ghost goal, the Germans wouldn't have been open to a counter, the people wouldn't be on the pitch. Hurst scored the disputed goal to make it 3-2, not 4-2.

[@BamoHussein]

3:20 the Argentinia-England rivalry is interesting because it is bigger than football. The main argument is the history, each claiming to own the Falkland island. And if I'm not mistaken, the decision for England to own the island happened a couple of years prior to the game, so tention was built for the final.

[@Whoami691]

Argentina never had a claim. it is just a distracion point for Argy politicians to try and make something out of nothing. they will never get the Falklands.

[@bladablitz]

There you have it: Ref is the hardest position on the pitch.

[@gustavolanata1019]

Having seen the match in Sevilla live it was not so obvious that it was foul at the moment it happened.

[@gorankovacevic9702]

Heavy injury doesnt allways mean that there was a foul. Sometimes duels end in injury despite being a clear tackle. In Schumacher Batiston case, it clearly was a foul, but if ref didnt see it, he will not call it. Yeah, I know his job is to see it, but sometimes there are other players in the line of sight. VAR wasnt a thing back then. By the way, I like watching your football journey so I am commenting just to support you

[@nameanteater4772]

How can this guy claim “clear penalty on Totti” for a perfectly good tackle

[@4400seriesFAN]

Also about Korea - Italy... The offside is the Assistant's job, Moreno (referee) had little say in this. As for the penalty that Italy demanded, it is painfully laughable. 100% a dive. The Italian starts falling a whole second before contact, dragging his leg AND he falls on his LEFT side which is supposedly the side's leg that got tripped. So, how on earth do you get blocked/fouled on your left side and STILL manage to fall left-side first? Yeah, that was a total and obvious flop. Anyone saying otherwise is either blind, a fan of the bigger football country (Italy than Korea) or know nothing about physics. No penalty at all. Yellow for diving was the correct decision.

[@4400seriesFAN]

Let me answer your question about the referee not noticing the two yellow cards and how he could not remember the face: Referees have to take a Yes or No decision every 2-10 seconds in the game. This decision requires the consideration of multiple factors on the fly, usually 4-5 of them. After factoring these in and making the decision, they also have to decide on further action on it or not, which usually has yet another 4-5 factors to consider. Then, for the exact same decision, they have to decide on how to handle the offender, the "victim" and all of the other players while also trying to reject the pressure from all of them AND the fans. All of these get handled in mere seconds and occur tens or even hundreds of times in a single game. It is actually really tough to do, all while you are sprinting and have fast heart pulse. This is why the refs write things down. Trust me qhen I tell you that it is very, VERY rare for a referee to remember a face in the match. We usually only do it if and when a player is a pain in the @ss. So, there you go.

[@ryanfebrianto8973]

Yo luke, if you want to experience past world cup matches fully. There are available on KZbin to watch. Just type world cup full match then there will bunch of full matches video pop out. Just pick your match, don't look any contexts regarding the match and enjoy the blind reaction

[@aloksheen1980]

That wasn't a HAND OF GOD, it was a HAND OF A CHEAT

[@callum8866]

Ghost goal wasn’t only a pen but straight red for Cech, just saying.

[@MRKS7899]

Well, the thing about the coma incident is that technically, the outcome of a tackle/challenge/foul should never impact the refereeing decision. It's a contact sport, so sometimes, shit just happens. I'm not saying it was the correct decision in this case. I'm just saying in general, the referee can never give someone a red card simply because someone got severely injured. It's never about the result of a challenge. It's about the challenge itself.

[@AnteGV1950]

you should watch Zinedine Zidane's highlights!!!

[@gustavoavila1999]

En Argentina nos preguntamos ,porque expulsaron a Rattin en el mundial '66 vs Inglaterra

[@ayeready6050]

Thierry Henry has always been my GOAT

[@IshavedChewbacca]

Also, Denmark´s captain Christian Erikssen also was clinically dead for a couple of minutes during a match in the 2020(1) Euros, He fortunately made it, but the match went on. It proved to be a rallying cry, for Denmark lost the match but went on to the semifinals, which they would.ve won if English fans weren´t just the worst and hadn´t attacked the keeper´s eyes with lasers during penalty kicks

[@jonisilk]

I remember watching that happen. Glad he was able to recover and come back to playing.

[@leespn4396]

Plenty of fans use a laser to distract the keeper. It's naive to assume it's only english fans who do it

[@IshavedChewbacca]

@@leespn4396 the only other time I have seen it was in the Africa Cup final between Senegal and Egypt, and it was as disgusting as against Kasper Schmeichel

[@lorenzsabbaer7725]

if i were english, i would be very quiet about winning a CHAMPIONSHIP WORLDCUP FINAL due to a goal, that wasnt a goal in 66! se be a gentleman at winning but also at losing! i think to frame this here like thhat is just not doing it justice! to call this the worst ref decision is laughable!

[@roystratford4361]

Should definitely be pronounced Me-shell and Seveeya Coys

[@toocool106]

I think is an AI robot speaking.

[@herdjerd9203]

Why is Germany always involved when it comes to questionable situations?

[@sheen1386]

How are you doing like... I know the cowboys didn't start off your week well😂

[@lukessportsacademy]

😑

[@bigrat9852]

He doesnt mispronounce jose mourinho

[@roystratford4361]

@@bigrat9852 He does pronounce it wrong. I have heard Jose say it and it’s pronounced using the typical Portuguese or English J not the Spanish H sound.

[@msolec2000]

You're closer, it's actually "michelle" like you said, last name is actually "platiNI", not "plaTIni". But yeah. Definitely not "mikel"

[@SmoothTsunami]

I think the voice in the video is ai broski

[@Kobenoz]

90 + 6 = 99

[@ryanfebrianto8973]

That bald ass who can't compute simple maths 😠😠😑😑

[@blakan1478]

Instead of this video, you can just watch the whole game of Chelsea-Barcelona Semi-final 2nd leg match 2009. Watching that game from start to finish is an experience I can´t repeat since I support Chelsea, but if you want to experience a crazy intense game with goals, drama and horrible refereeing, this is it.

[@laffo10]

Could also watch the 1st leg, you don't wan anyone to though, right?

[@justcnoon]

You could also react to some Esports, like Counter Strike. Maybe watch a game, it's a good game and it's pretty entertaining.

[@willyschitumba5914]

I can't believe you haven't reacted to Clarence Seedorf yet. Imo, hes right next to Zidane as the greatest midfielder ever. First and only player to win the Champions League with 3 different teams (4 times in total). Most complete player of all time next to Ruud Gulit.

[@gugoboss]

Seedorf was a legend yes, but not on Zidane's level, not even close.

[@SlCKNESS_]

Seedorf was exceptional, but compared to some other legendary players he neither hit their peaks nor lasted at the top as long.

[@stiglarsson8405]

Thank you at first to try to introduce the wonderfull play of soccer/football.. say Soccer as many thime as you like.. soo one know that you are american! Its slang word for association football, to differens it frome Rugby football.. its the later that become "american football".. it would be pronunced "an american version of Rugby football"! In anyway.. there was several tryes to make USA to play "association football", the first ones get rejected by FIFA.. for a reason.. assosiation football means that one use.. the same associations rules how to play the match! If one use other rules.. try NBA or NFL.. and they have there rules!! In anyway.. world cup and referees.. there have been a lot of wrong/not so good referees descitions that even have changed a match.. and a lot of conspiracy teories.. about referees! Its always the referees fault if your team lose a match.. kinda! In anyyway referees do make mistakes.. its kinda part of the match! Some mistakes get highlited.. especialy in World cup! Soooo.. VAR then that supose to solve "everything".. its a pro and con situation.. tghe more VAR the insecure the referee looks like, its take time.. it tend to be like NFL.. play for some seconds/minutes.. stay and wait/rest and then play again for next VAR situation! Its this that in bigger leauge countrys, they like VAR, in other lower leagues in europe, they hate it.. its rather this.. we should get that goal accepted.. it was difficult to say if it was a real goal.. but hey.. we are on offence and can make more easy to understand goals! And to you Luke.. its a match.. but altso a game.. I still want to see your improvments of kicking the ball! I and others like to watch your improvment to handle a football.. for US kids.. and im as bad as you!

[@Neurboy]

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[@aloksheen1980]

Stop glorifying HENRY, he wasnt that great, never scored in the finals whoch mattered. He is great just cz if stupid Arsenal fan, FRANCE doesn't even think of him as a legend.

[@Boaf9]

Keep deceiving deceiving😂😂😂....you high or something 😂