Americans First Reaction to Andres Iniesta- The Last of His Kind | DLS Edition

[@stoneryoutubecommenter3240]

Lol when you said “that was a big ass goal” it was actually one of the biggest goals in history. That was him scoring against Holland In the World Cup final in over time last minute

[@tfmkhonza5084]

In South Africa 2010 world cup

[@tfmkhonza5084]

@@kenkaneki9761 it was Holland before Netherlands.

[@ersterkommentar2415]

some times the amount of cluelessness of these dudes make me facepalm help

[@stoneryoutubecommenter3240]

@@ersterkommentar2415 nah man they are new to the sport lol no reason for it to bother you

[@ersterkommentar2415]

@@stoneryoutubecommenter3240 no worries im laughing while doing it but its so absurd that a lot times things happen the whole word knows about but merica just doesnt care lol

[@fcentauri8]

11:40 Jersey is Barcelona. Iniesta played for Barca for over 15 years, and he played for the Spanish national team.

[@romipoon]

Then he moved to Japan to play for Vissel Kobe.

[@aldodiaz01]

Anddd DSL if you check this, the kits change every season, they have the home kit, away kit, and third kit. The home kit it's barcelona iconic red and blue shirt, and real madrid white. Away kit barcelona uses different colors each season, and every team too. And the third kit same case as away kit but different. Check de away and third kit of barcelona for this year, they are fireeeee🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Danilo111]

I think is 15 years as professional and 7 years in their youth system

[@MrSam3689]

Yes!! I broke the *69 cycle (likes) on its second 🥈 lap! What an honor!

[@gregorybryce7694]

He's only ever played for two clubs in his life. He came up though Barca's youth team and made his senior debut in 2002. He left Barcelona after 16 years in 2018 and moved to Japan to play for Vissel Kobe. He's a modern day football legend, one of the best midfielders of his generation. When he's wearing maroon or white, that's his highlights in Japan. When he's wearing a red top, that's him playing for his country, Spain. Everything else is him playing for Barca. He's been with them for so long, he's worn all their different jerseys over the years.

[@josepaz3135]

The goal at around 8:00 gave Spain the 2010 World Cup against the Netherlands. They had won the European Cup 2 years prior (2008) and would win it again in 2012. That team was pretty good.

[@logiic8835]

Basically Barcelona

[@jmlepunk]

@@logiic8835 no, a mix of Real Madrid and Barcelona but without Messi and Ronaldo

[@RoyalViking465]

You said pretty good lol.. that Spain team the greatest team of all time guy.

[@RoyalViking465]

@@logiic8835 David Silva, David Villa, Marchena played for Valencia, Fernando Torres, Xabi Alonso..Liverpool, Marcos Senna, Joan Capdevila..villareal, Iniesta, Xavi, Puyol.. Barcelona, Sergio Ramos, Iker Casillas.. Real Madrid Fabregas.. Arsenal. These are the key players of that 2008 squad. Busquets came in around 2009. David Villa and Fabregas joined Barça after the 2010 worldcup win. Jordi Alba joined the season of the 2012 Euro win from Valencia.

[@mittunsudhahar634]

@@RoyalViking465 I'm gonna guess that Jose Paz was being a little sarcastic when he said 'pretty good', I think we all know how good that team was.

[@gorvs3366]

You should react to "Cristiano Ronaldo & Lionel Messi - The End is Near". It shows the story of their insane rivalry.

[@AHun_TheShogun]

FACTS!!!! One of the best videos I’ve seen about the 2 greatest players to ever do it.

[@ryanoymaian4292]

They don’t have a rivalry. Fans just like to compare just because they are the goats. But that ain’t a rivalry they respect each other

[@eniolaelisery1503]

Dominance would be a better substitute for rivalry

[@RMChEa]

of course they have a rivalry are you kidding me? its not animosity or anything like that but they have been competing to see who is the best for over 10 years playing for the two biggest rival teams in the world. having a rivalry doesn’t mean they hate each other. as a matter of fact they have deep respect for each other.nevertheless they obviously have a rivalry, or at least they did when they both played in Spain.

[@shaheraladwan8245]

When the player scores and sucks his thumb, that means he's dedicating the goal to his newborn child.

[@adiliom5781]

oh shit neeve noticed that

[@kingo717]

Okay

[@user-ux3jp9oo7r]

thats actually wrong lol, there were like 2-3 occasions like that only... it means "watch and learn" like an adult playing with kindergarteners (that's why they usually do it only after sick goals), this is an all time classic

[@hemao0o1]

when a player swings both hands in a hanging bed motion like, that means he is dedicating his goal to the newly born child. + When a player inserts the ball inside his shirt in a pregnant mother like manner, that means he is dedicating the goal for his pregnant wife and the coming baby.

[@ramonmilanmanso9518]

@@user-ux3jp9oo7r I'm afraid you are wrong. Iniesta is a gentleman and he would NEVER do that. He was indeed dedicating the goal to his newborn child

[@oamericanobrasileirado1085]

11:45 lmao no it wasn’t. He scored for Barcelona, they were probably playing against Levante that day which has similar colors. Barcelona has had some crazy jerseys over the years

[@dawidjasiak9646]

Ye its Levante

[@mrpk188]

Aurgubly one of the greatest middlefielder of this beautiful game

[@juansegundostuven722]

- "that was a big ass goal" - "he beat somebody" nah bro, only the world cup winner.

[@daft4718]

11:40 I know other people have explained already, but to try and put all the info together into one comment: Iniesta came up through Barcelona's youth system and played for their first team from the 2002-03 season until the end of the 2017-18 season. After that season, he moved to Japan to play for Vissel Kobe, where he still plays now. These are the only two clubs that Iniesta has played for in his senior career; most of the highlights are from his time at Barcelona, but some are from him playing at Vissel Kobe, and a few are also of him playing for the Spanish national team. Every team also has multiple jerseys, obviously, like every other sport. The difference is, unlike most other sports where the two or three jerseys usually just follow the team's color scheme, football kits tend to be way more varied. Barcelona's first kit, the one they wear most of the time, is that blue and red combination you know so well, and every year the design changes; last year's was a pretty odd checkerboard pattern, in 2015-16 it was horizontal stripes, but usually speaking it's some form of vertical stripes. The other kits, however, tend to be all over the place in both design and color scheme. This year, in addition to the blue and red (and yellow) stripes, Barcelona have a black kit and a pink kit; last year, they had a yellow kit and a teal green kit. So it can be pretty hard to identify which team someone is playing for, especially if you don't know the player, their history, or the team's history all that well. The orange and yellow jersey at 11:40 is the Barcelona "away" kit for the 2012-13 season; he didn't score against Barcelona. They were playing another team (Levante, I think) which ALSO uses blue and red stripes (albeit in slightly differnet shades) for their home/first kit. Like I said, Barcelona (most clubs, actually) prefer wearing their home jerseys whenever possible, so they do so at basically any opportunity, regardless of whether they are at home or on the road. But since they were playing another club using the same color pattern, and they were the away team rather than the home team, they were the ones who had to change into a visibly different uniform, and that's why it looks like he was playing against Barcelona.

[@shawndiboti6191]

perfectly put hope they see this

[@benjaminbronnimann3966]

He was one of the best playmakers of all time! The only player ever to score and get a man of the match Award in a champions league final, a european championship final and a world cup final! He's one of barca's greatest legends and played for them for 15 years.

[@KunalMehrotrababynikku]

He played for barca so that jersey is just a variation, he never scored against his old team

[@geberluis]

One of only three rival players applauded at the Bernabeu (Real Madrid’s Stadium) The other two are Maradona and Ronaldinho. Iniesta is Wholesome.

[@damianmartins2030]

Jerseys rundown Home kit: Each club has a home jersey which are the same colours every year e.g Barca’s are the purple and blue you see they just change the pattern from time to time Away kit: Every club has an away kit where the clubs jersey designers style the kits in various colours and patterns e.g the orange and yellow kit you saw inesta in (that kit was a Barca away kit) Usually the away kits are more valuable because every season they change and are not made again after that season

[@pipitabenita389]

Xavi Iniesta and Messi, we won't watch nothing like it... 3 Legends composing the best football ever!!

[@flyingpig3144]

Yessir Iniesta ! Don Andrés deserved a video from DLS 🔥 he deserved a spot in the DLS hall of fame

[@FMGA14]

Without this dude Messi’s career wouldn’t have been the same. Messi is still a phenomenal player but this guy was not far from Messi’s level. If Messi was a 10 he was a 9.5

[@Tariq0826]

if Messi is a 10 then iniesta is a 9.9

[@brandonsiwela6092]

That goal on 8 minutes was not just a big goal, that was a winner against Netherlands in the world cup final in 2010 that was in SA. That's basically the most important goal a soccer player can ever score in his career.

[@ballislife9924]

I always remember him as a big game player, "clutch" af. He scored some of the most important goals in recent football history and had some incredible performances in very big games. No wonder that he won literally everything there is to win.

[@RagtagOcean]

13:02 Nah, the goalie’s worst nightmare is looking up to see Iniesta, Xavi, and Messi coming at you at the same time

[@mittunsudhahar634]

True, Iniesta and Xavi being on the same teams for so long shouldn't have been allowed, the footballing gods made things a little unbalanced.

[@keithcu2]

He was one of the best midfielders of all time. He did get muscled off the ball sometimes, but that's because he was unstoppable otherwise. His ability to dribble past multiple defenders and still have the vision to setup a perfect pass for an onrushing forward is legendary, and he did it game after game for club and country for years. That highlight reel just scratches the surface.

[@user-kx2hq2ed7x]

11:45 wasn’t barcelona they were facing, barcelona was wearing their away kits which was orange and yellow

[@toniaelkhoury1220]

Andres Iniesta, an attacking Midfielder, played for FC Barcelona only in Europe. (The yellow and orange kits were the 2013 away kits). He spent his whole career there up until 2018. He won everything with them. Then he moved to Japan in 2018 because he never wanted to face Barcelona ever. He is also a Spanish international, 2 times Euro and World Cup Winner (scoring the winner). Iniesta Xavi and Messi were the deadliest trio. Keep up the good work guys! Cheers from Lebanon ✌✌

[@robertperez3026]

El Maestro Iniesta my respect for this mate...

[@Guga171191]

Iniesta is a beast and he have a lot of nice goals but for me the main appeal of his game is the vision/passing and the ball control. I would recommend checking out another video that is not too focused on his goals like this one, then you guys will see how truly insane he was. Great reaction anyways, really hyped to see you guys getting to some great players from the last generation, can't wait for the next one haha.

[@TinchoNG18]

react to "Juan Roman Riquelme - The last 10" he's the one that had a big influence on Iniesta's playstyle as they were teammates when andres was 20 yo.

[@mittunsudhahar634]

This is the guy who made me want to play football.

[@florenciohernandezjr.2556]

I can’t stand Barcelona but I can’t help but respect and admire Iniesta.. an absolute legend.. love his game so much I own a Spain Iniesta jersey.

[@trixxartz4837]

Damn when he gets the ball he stops the time🔥the Greatest midfielder I've ever seen in my life

[@ponch3669]

Banger! #Roadto15k! Lets get lit

[@flyingpig3144]

The bigass goal he scored was the winning and only goal in the world cup final in 2010 ✌

[@flyingpig3144]

And i heard Cooley say he scored against Barça but that was a team in Spain, Levante. He played for Barcelona since he was like 10 or 11 ...and he left a couple of years ago to join Vissel Kobe in Japan. He played only for these twwo teams. He only left Barcelona because of the shit president they had

[@closa.g211]

Whoever recommended this thank you they need to know About these recent players

[@logiic8835]

Not so recent

[@justchillin2844]

Became a Legend recently

[@logiic8835]

@@justchillin2844nah fam

[@logiic8835]

@@justchillin2844 when u start watching football?

[@justchillin2844]

@@logiic8835 Could be earlier too.. 2006 ?? Or 2005..

[@jmlepunk]

The "big ass goal" was Iniesta scoring against the Netherlands the goal that made La Roja aka Spain the World Champion 2010

[@fellipefelartiga4985]

El Maestro! Xavi Hernandez and Iniesta were one of the best midfield duo football has ever seen. Xavi retired first and Iniesta continued to teach. He received a standing ovation on the pitch like Messi and scored the winning goal for Spain's first world title

[@shaheraladwan8245]

He is 36 years old, started playing for Barcelona when he was 12 years old until 2018 he transferred to Japan where he's currently playing.

[@timothydark5240]

Iniesta played for two clubs his whole career. You mostly saw clips of him at Barcelona where we spent about 15 years. Every football team has variations to their jerseys (home & away) each season so that's why you see them in so many different Jerseys.

[@hur2n]

That goal in the eighth minute of the video, was the winning goal with which Spain won the World Cup

[@tahiryandrianiriana]

Iniesta and Xavi were the platform that helped Messi becoming the beast he is now. They fed him with magical passes and he just had to finish. No wonder why Messi struggles when he is with the Argentinian national team where no one can give him those great passes. IMO Iniesta should have at least one Ballon d'Or...

[@stoneryoutubecommenter3240]

React to: Tony kroos’s signature move, the kroos shuffle. Straight heat

[@stoneryoutubecommenter3240]

It shows the technical side of futbol. The players that have that technical touch. Kroos havertz de jong

[@Eisberg414]

"Toni Kroos makes football look easy" by MadridistaTV is the best Kroos Highlight-video and much better for reactions

[@berti84]

What's great about football is that you can know nothing about it and still enjoy watching it like you guys 🙂 Google those two goals: against Chelsea - starts as black and white clip. And second against Netherlands that you said that seems like an important one. Both were a trophy winning or leading to a trophy goals. And he never scored against his own team. Teams have a different sets of jerseys. Some of them have similar ones. If there are two teams having the same colours, one of them has to play in their secondary set of clothes. So it was Barca in yellowish playing against other team in red and blue

[@Closeklaps]

this is andre iniesta, with xavi hernandes they were top notch midfielders know to the world They were playing at barca before Messi started to play professionally and they took him to the top delivering amazing game and passes for him to take that team to the top. Legends

[@asheagbi7544]

Each football team has 3 kits per season. Home, away and alternate Jersey. The home is always the same concept with a twist like Barcelona’s purple and blue or Madrid’s all white. The away jersey is different but most clubs have the alternate jersey as the widest in terms of design.

[@guillermocardoza4990]

All the football teams has 3 types of shirts (1,2 and 3 equitment). Mostly of the times 1st equipment is used when they play local, 2nd and 3rd are used when they are visit. This is why you see players wearing so many shirts, when some of them have just played for 1-2 clubs. The 2nd abd 3rd equipment colors changed every year. Only the 1st equipment colors stay the same

[@guilhermechidichima7639]

A football player celebrating a goal by sucking his thumb means he is dedicating that goal for his recently born baby. Another celebration of this kind is when a player puts the ball beneath his shirt in the belly, it means he is dedicating that goal to his pregnant wife and their future baby. These things are like universal codes in world football, every fan from anywhere in the world can understand what the player meant to say with those celebrations, I find it very dope :)

[@lucasvigliar]

Soccer teams usually have 3 colours of jersey, in case they face teams with similar colours. Most of the different kits you guys saw were Barcelona's too.

[@vantedmore1466]

React to Ricardo Quaresma by JavierNathaniel Day 6.

[@tudoralex-ve7st]

they should react to Ricardo Quaresma when football becomes art with that crazy BEAT they always be likin

[@vantedmore1466]

@@tudoralex-ve7st yo but have you checked JN video,its fire,migos and x....

[@tudoralex-ve7st]

@@vantedmore1466 i hate these songs bro,they don't say shit the same generic flow these drugged ass rappers be havin. i d rather just chill to the instrumental with no lyrics

[@vantedmore1466]

@@tudoralex-ve7st bro they be lit,x wasnt on drugs,he was just a different kind,but Yeah I love some lit bars on some cool isntrumentals

[@tudoralex-ve7st]

@@vantedmore1466 i get it ,it's just a matter of different taste is all good. peace

[@AlexJota]

That goal around 8:00 was in world cup 2010 final, the game was in OT with 0-0. Also Iniesta played with Barcelona for almost 20 years, and is now in Japan (a league with less level, but he's making big yens lmao)

[@borisayala4356]

He played for Barcelona for most of his career then he move to a team in Japan a few years ago he was one of Barcelona’s most iconic players

[@Booyakasha5]

One of my favorite players! So good and elegant yet so underrated. He was a huge part of the great barca and the national team. There are no players like him anymore 😔

[@tdtvii]

No no one underrates him trust me.

[@lostinshadow2610]

In football/soccer every team changes their jerseys every year. And they have 3 kits home, away and a third kit. So if a player plays for 10 years then he would have wore like 30 different kits and may be 10 more including the national team . So its around 40 different kits ...that's why you see so many different jerseys and colours in football.

[@laloromero9235]

He only played for Barcelona in Spain, Spain national team & now for Vissel Kobe in Japan. Teams have home & away jerseys.

[@josetellez8108]

He played Left Wing during his early years, and ad he got older he transitioned more towards the center alongside Xavi

[@natevega6894]

Dude had the softest touch and most elegant style. Pleasure seeing this genius. Dope seeing y’all react to one of the goats. Also won the cup for his country for the first time ever. El Ilusionista 🪄

[@Andrew-zr9tc]

elastico isn't a cross-over. It's what you guys have been calling "snake" move

[@CBetoRonald0007]

He's a midfielder, but imagine the soccer field divided into 4 quarter. They practice how to move the ball around in the last quarter of the attacking side of the field. Sense it's a lost less space to cover and it seems like he's in different positions but he's actually just checking to the ball or making run to open up the gaps to attack.

[@syva_jay]

He plays Central Midfield, mainly attacking mid. He can has played as a winger too. His generation of Spanish Midfielders are one of a kind

7:53 That goal in the yellow jersey won Barcelona a Champions League The next that you see right away, on the black jersey (a jersey for Spain's national team as well as the red one you liked) earned Spain a World Cup. Regarding the teams he played, all his football years, until around 34, he played for Barcelona. All the jerseys with different colors (except the all reds) were from Barcelona. In football, teams have 2 or 3 kits and they change the style every new season. He came up from the academy around the same time Messi did. You should look up for Xavi too. Iniesta and Xavi made one of the best midfields football has seen and they provided for Messi up front.

[@jaismandhaliwal2424]

He only played for 2 teams. Barcelona and vissel kobe. Iniesta left barcelona in 2018 and now plays for Vissel Kobe.

[@chatohacksgaming3662]

You said in the video it’s not a give n go it’s tiki taka. Tiki tika is a set of passes that are usually one touch. Commonly done in a triangle. Keeping possession or escaping pressure. A give and go is exactly what it means. You pass to someone and they give it back. So there’s a give n go’s and tiki taka

[@puccan479]

Before you guys react to a player, first do a little research just so you can understand more about where they play, if they’re retired or not, their impact in championships , just a quick wiki research. It’ll definitely answer a lot of your questions you guys have when you watch these videos. Just a suggestion from a fan! Keep up the real reactions!

[@Happofusagarii]

he’s only played for 2 teams, all the jerseys that are white mainly are for the japanese team he currently plays for and the rest are barcelona unless it’s a solid red top then it’s for spain. he moved to japan cause he felt he couldn’t play for barcelona anymore and he said he’d never play against the team he grew up in ranks for so that’s why he plays in japan

[@bearscratch85]

Iniesta only played for Barcelona his entire career he retired from competitive football and went to Japan for a few years. The jersey you liked in yellow and orange faded into each ither is Barcelona’s away kit (jersey) for that year, he did not score against his old team, he scored with Barça against a team wearing same colour scheme 👍🏽

[@raphaelheringer517]

Soccer teams get different jerseys every year, thats why you see him wearing so many different ones

[@TMFransen]

At 8:18, that big-ass goal was the only goal made in that match, which was the 2010 World Cup final

[@travismerriex3008]

Great video and the soundtrack 🔥🔥🔥!

[@victorhuaman2975]

My friends!!! Here, Victor from Colombia. Big fan!

[@piquelitojr]

Man how time flies. I remember when I was a lil boy watching Xavi, Iniesta and yaya Touré

[@artukan]

This crazy man for me that im from barcelona and barça is the fucking god of the mid field

[@FMGA14]

That’s a great idea. Y’all should make a video of you two trying to kick a ball around

[@SaxJazzMan2]

Thank you for the reaction, dooooooope ! 🔥

[@josevromo2]

Andres Iniesta is one if not the most important player in Spaniard and Cataluñan history. He scored the ONLY goal that won Spain the World Cup in 2010, and in 2009 he scored the game winning goal that won Barcelona the game to lead them to the Champions League final match, which would eventually become Pep Guardiola’s first Champions League trophy as a coach.

[@der8353]

Iniesta played central midfield. He didn't score many career goals but was a real magician. He played fpr Barcelona and The Spanish National team. He plays in the Japanese league. He's around the same age as Ronaldo

[@backupraceres]

He never scored against Barcelona, there are several teams in Spain who wear the same color as Barcelona (the home team keeps their firt uniform colors and the away has to use secondary, that's why Barcelona was wearing the orange one)

[@bizimanaonesime]

In 2020 he turned 35 that’s the king of midfield nobody was better in his days at Barcelona

[@k3tna]

You guys are pretty good at having a guess at some game aspects. Most of them are more or less close to being true. Football is a simple game, and at the same time complex as heck. What I can say from my personal experience, knee injuries are the world in football, some return stronger if they dedicate some effort in the recovery, some will never get to their form. I am sure if you continue diving into the sport, you'll begin noticing subtleties that make football the greatest.

[@teukka623]

8:17 damn right it was big ass goal. Biggest in spain’s history. That was the goal that won spain their first ever world cup

[@fcentauri8]

Let's do this!

[@pixelbyte09]

He is one of the GREATEST Barca's Academy Youth player that became a Barca Legend GOAT of MidField with Xavi (another Barca Legend) Whole Europe feared that Xavi-Iniesta duo Moved out of the club himself when he knew he cant give 100% to the team

[@jumbojack1979]

He scored against Levante in the Spanish League not against his old team (Barcelona) which looks almost identical to Barcelona’s jersey. So the the yellow orange two tone color jersey you saw was Barcelona’s away from home color

[@Thecrowleone]

Yeeeeeaaaahh! Finaly!

[@ivancaceres5371]

Iniesta is not the guy you watch for the highlights, he's an amazing midfielder that you would love to watch every single match because you'll learn something every time

[@mertensjr.3927]

Iniesta position is Central Midfielder.

[@andersonhenryhenry1560]

8:07 that’s when he won the world cup on 2010 with Spain 🇪🇸 vs Netherlands.

[@ersterkommentar2415]

Xavi and Iniesta were a legendary yet still underrated duo of virtuoses

[@davidsaldananavarro65]

Andrés Iniesta: one of the three greats of Tiki Taka at the Fúlbol Club Barcelona and the Spanish National Team ...

[@manashichattoraj9871]

Iniesta doesn't make sense until you understand the beautiful game .....nd keep in mind .... football ..nd 'the beautiful game' r damn different ..... Iniesta is like abstract art .....u won't really appreciate him unless u dig deep into the art

[@SimaoC94]

a great football mind once said "the most difficult thing in football is to play simple", Iniesta and Xavi were the best alongside Messi doing that, probably the most amazing minds ever in football, they make it look easier

[@SimaoC94]

and btw when you guys said that he scored on barcelona he was actually playing for barcelona but with the alternative kit, every team has 2 or 3 colorways for their kits

[@juul-g7b]

11.15 i get that it looks confusing but clubs change their jerseys a lot, each year they come out with 3 new uniforms. But in this video you mostly see him at Barcelona and some clips of the national team of spain. (sorry if my English isn't correct)

[@Ingoivalde]

He was indeed older in some of these clips but not as old as you probably think. He been looking 40 ever since his teenage years

[@SaxJazzMan2]

But you two guys are a pleasure to watch !

[@musiq21]

Iniesta was the playmaker of FC Barcelona...Dude is a legend !!!

[@DanyRulezFerrol]

Iniesta of my life!!!!!

[@lawreentutalife390]

You should react to Santi Cazorla The magician. A very good player through and through. He even had an injury where he didn't play for 2 years but recovered and came back still good as hell playing for villareal

[@Lerikb]

Arsenal legend, love Santi!

[@angelcarreon7702]

YOU guys are so underrated

[@MrSteve-of2hj]

They finally discovered how to REWIND 👏👏👏👏

[@MadGuitar123]

he didnt score against his old team! the other team had a similar jersey to barcelona. But that goal was him in Barcelona with their away kit

[@svilleda237]

The man that scored the goal that made Spain champions of the wold, one of the men that gave Messi most passes, Cerebro (brain) Iniesta...

[@benovelencemoyo1329]

Barcelona 's 2015 sqaud was too much bruh 🔥

[@AlexanderShaddock]

quick fact he aint score gainst his old team theres a team called levante with similar colors. he played for barcelona* and vissel kobe. great vid doe yall be killin it

[@tylertaglieri5203]

Soccer/Football isnt like American football or basketball where there’s set positions. In soccer you can have a “set position” but there isn’t certain plays you run like a play book in American football. It’s free flowing throughout the game. You may start in one place but then when your team gets possession of the ball you may attack or switch over to another area of the field. It’s a lot simpler than what I wrote.