The Story Of The Player Who Could Run FOREVER Without Getting Tired

[@ericfurst6091]

You forgot to mention that Park's best friends in Utd were Evra & Tevez and they couldnt speak with each other bc of the language barriers. Even Ferdinand was baffled with their friendship.

[@fan1st]

No worries. All three spoke football fluently.

[@Orpheas91]

Evra now speaks english fluently and i suspect he had already learned at 2009. I guess Park could speak adequately as well. I am not sure about Tevez, but he had already played 2 years in West Ham before joining United, so it would make perfect sense for the three of them to communicate (just) fine in english! The trully bizzare friendship was that of Beckham with Roberto Carlos in Real Madrid, before Beckham had even learned spanish, as depicted in his documentary. That scene was hella funny!

[@joaocanabrava8500]

Tevez can barely speak Spanish to this day. He is the Harry Kane of castellano pronunciation.

[@mabm4310]

Park could speak English He wasn’t the most confident with it. I think he was just quiet with people he didn’t know. But he could speak English. I remember speaking to him briefly back in the day in Manchester.

[@DominiAeternum]

That's hilarious. But Evra's a fun loving kind of guy. Makes sense, they just have to laugh and joke around

[@영훈강-d3x]

“Son Heung-min feasts our eyes, but Park Ji-sung makes our hearts beat.”

[@오정도-h7x]

알겠어 영훈아 ㅋㅋ

[@코카콜라5초컷]

@@오정도-h7x엌ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@talk_key]

Do you feel my heart beat

[@황성연-m5n]

아씨 국뽕찰려는데 영훈이었노

[@jsiwnnnsuqkjua4888]

심장을 뛰게한다는 개소리 미화좀 이제 그만해라 ㄹㅇ 그냥 버기타임 5분 깔짝하는거 언제나오나 하니까 그딴생각 하게만든 가스라이팅중 하나인거지ㅉㅉ 축구는 기본적으로 골에 심장이 뛰는게 맞다 축알못아ㅇㅇ

[@gsgaming316]

Park was unbelievable, so glad you made this about him

[@pawarabdul1103]

Real

[@LedionZogaj]

​@@pawarabdul1103real

[@unentirelyinsincere]

bro really ran until his knee said "we cant take it anymore" 3 times. Respectable, invaluable, and absolute class act. I will forever remember vidic and ferdie, the always dependent van der sar and a fiery and young de gea, the midfield engines of scholes, carrick, and fletcher, and van nistelrooy, rooney, chicharito, tevez, and the wonderkid himself, christiano. they brought christmas to me every matchday, and i will forever be grateful to them for it. we can kinda forget about patrice evra and post ronaldo/glazer manchester united tho

[@CCIPC]

Park is Korea's greatest legend, but Son has many fans in Korea, so many people criticize him as trash. All his achievements are overshadowed by his son's goal tally. This isn't right. A player who contributed greatly to the success of the best club of his time is being imaged as if he just sat on the bench and did nothing. People who idolize Son act systematically and often commit terrorist attacks using SNS

[@CCIPC]

Ji-Sung Park was the best player on the Korean national team, as evidenced by his match rating and four World Cup MOTMs. It's a shame that for all of this, he's being treated like complete trash and perceived as a worthless player, taking advantage of the fact that he hasn't been able to play much or score much due to his poor knee condition. In Korea, mention of Park's achievements is met with hysteria from SON fans, so I've rarely seen people talking about his greatness lately, so it's really nice to see him on a foreigner's KZbin channel. Thank you very much

[@williamrelue]

The best part.. I don't believe any of the things his dad gave him ACTUALLY changed his height, weight, etc.. but I think they gave him courage and hope. The hope to keep trying, and pushing the envelope. His dad helped him the best way he knew how. Dad is a real G. Such a moving story.

[@cameronmason4452]

tbf, changing to an extremely high nutrition diet from your typical 80s Korea diet will definitely increase your weight, and probably your height. I don't know why that would be controversial

[@BullC6]

I don't think you can grow 7 centimeters on Courage and Hope.

[@SalKhayer]

Short term Carnivore diets can actually be insanely beneficial. Absolutely the carnivore diet that he was put on did some amazing things for him, and guaranteed contributed to his height gain. Dad is definitely GOATed.

[@Iflie]

Men can certainly be late bloomers, especially if you were overworked physically and not getting enough protein. Not getting picked meant he'd have trained a lot less and getting plenty of meat plus could totally made him catch up on his height. That happens to even female high performance gymnasts and men already stop growing later than girls.

[@Bunnylovecrypto]

I wish I have a dad like him 😢

[@ROCKSTAR3291]

The rise of Son Heung Min makes people forget about Park Ji Sung, but United fans still miss him. He's still the most successful Asian player ever.

[@hugovitor844]

he pave the way and has his credit. but heung ming son is undeniably , and for a greater distance , the best asian soccer player ever .

[@clips4you76]

lol you're so funny.. heung min who?@@hugovitor844

[@sabinshakya1537]

scoring goal and winning trophy are two diffrent thing but park did both😂😂😂

[@notnot8727]

@@hugovitor844Park and Son doesn’t play soccer, they play FOOTBALL

[@papssamuel9219]

​@@sabinshakya1537tell us, how many goals did park score in his professional football career?

[@heic1971]

Pirlo still looks under his bed to check with Park is there before he can go to sleep.

[@siberianTiger639]

Park had much more than stamina, hate it when people only talk about that. Quite technical, very intellingent, good dribbler, quick... Always performed on high level for United. It's just that they had so much quality at that time, he was only a squad player and that's why many didn't notice most of his qualities. Would be a starter at many top teams.

[@justsomedude759]

Agreed. He had high football intelligence and his movement and spatial awareness was great too. He would honestly walk into the current united side.

[@mudgatebronn4438]

@@justsomedude759 I'd really him over Sancho any day of the week

[@summonerbraddysg51]

Like Müller then?

[@siberianTiger639]

@@summonerbraddysg51 there are some similarities with muller indeed👍 Both are very intelligent off the ball and hardworking, although I'd say Muller was more dangerous in terms of goalscoring, better at getting into positions and a great finisher. Park was a better dribbler, quicker, low centre of gravity.

[@justsomedude759]

@summonerbraddysg51 they're similar but different. They both have amazing spatial awareness and footballing intelligence. They just work better in different parts of the field. Muller uses this to max capability as a forward while park uses it more in midfield. It's why muller will have more goals and assists with his awareness in attacking areas, but park would be much more involved in the buildup and provide much more defensively.

[@dougvw9394]

I think his attitude in training is what United really need at the moment. If Scholes hated it you know it had to be an amazing practice.

[@Reaper_ginger]

Park is exactly the type of player United need now. Someone who will put in maximum effort for the shirt.

[@mudgatebronn4438]

yes, and that is so refreshingly drama free. Thinking about players like Sancho in comparison makes me want to puke

[@raphaelmapp8407]

Facts!

[@menfaaanda]

Now you made United's midfielders cry again. Shame on you.

[@perfectdiver1]

@@mudgatebronn4438 yes, player like Sancho would be calling out Fergie in public if he was left out of the teamsheet in a European final. players like Sancho is disgusting

[@Groovepaul]

At least they have Harry McGuire ;)

[@Nobuxia]

I have never seen a work rate like Park's before. He is almost an unsung hero, shadowed by the other United players at the time. Truly a fantastic player. I hope that he is receiving the same amount of perfection that he placed into his profession.

[@ikiwarno]

Unsung Ji Sung

[@aaronmontgomery2055]

Kante? That's all I can think of. (oddly kante earned his diploma in accounting, lol. Finance makes hard working ballers)

[@ishan2k1]

I love ji sung park. People forget about him because of how stacked United were but Ji Sung Park is one of the greatest big game players

[@joela8979]

Tbf if he wasn't injured that much he would of been an ICON

[@narrow3601]

​@@joela8979still deserves that Icon card

[@johnnybaum7957]

Rio said he was the glue.

[@OgbeniOlufemi]

JS Park is one of my favorite United players of all time. I am so happy someone made a docu about him.

[@fotrj]

I remember in 2011 UCL final, Park was always onto Messi and blocking his every move. To be able to contain prime Messi like that was very impressive. There was just a single moment in the match when Park caught his breath and did not press and Messi ended up scoring.

[@samuelloification2749]

Messi was fantastic in that final and won man of the match. I love Park but he didn't contain anything. One of the most one sided finals of all time

[@ihsan1328]

​@@samuelloification2749it was one sided but park played well and did actually stop messi a few times. However of course prime messi was an alien and when he got that one chance he buried it from 30 yards out

[@danielcancel2901]

@@samuelloification2749Barca only won 1-0 with a Messi header wym!? That game wasn’t one sided at all

[@CaptainCreampie69]

@@danielcancel2901Ummmm, Barcelona won 3-1 over Manchester. It was not 1-0 bro.

[@steveplays4708]

@@danielcancel2901 your thinking about the 2009 final which they won 2-0 but in the 2011 final barca won 3-1 with messi scoring a outside of the box banger and absolutely bullied the man united defense

[@ottot5]

Korea seems to be consistently producing world class talents ever since the 2002 World Cup. Park, Son and now Kim.

[@JC-rv4rs]

Don’t forget about Lee in PSG. He has massive talent.

[@kelvinmctroy]

Hee-Chan is such a promising star as well

[@WorldBeans]

@@JC-rv4rshes not world class imo

[@jinwoo3963]

Hwang and Lee are A class level others are world class.

[@dioritbajrami8283]

Its weird thought that they produce only one super star for a generation, like you never really have 3-4 Really good players at the same time from Korea (Right now its only Kim from Bayern, and he is not in the same level as Park and Son)

[@lwandomadikizela2213]

Before Heung Min Son was the face of South Korean football, Ji Sung Park was the man. Ji Sung Park was fantastic for Manchester United and even took Pirlo out of the game every time when Milan faced us. The few average players I truly rate. Him alongside Fletcher and O'Shea were the unsung heroes of Manchester United's success in the last 2000s and early 2010s.

[@horscanigunger5098]

Please have a look at Bum Kun Cha. He was 'the' South Korean Exotic, like Yasuhiko Okudera, from Japan, start till Middle of the 80s here in the Bundesliga. He played for Frankfurt and Leverkusen. Hope I might not be wrong, but I think he was at least around 180 Games and 90 Goals. And before Erling Haaland? We had Joern Andersen. At least one time the golden boot in Germany till around the 90s. Later Manager. Wynton Rufer was New Zealand. Long time captain for Werder Bremen, still Nr 2 of the History Table all time behind Bayern here. Back then you were only allowed three Foreigners. So most times it would have been a boy from Europe. Seldom a complete Foreigner. It is like a rare treasure. Even 2 Wales boys ( Wayne and Dean Thomas), Scot ( Vincent Mennie), a Finn and a Islandic even a year at Bayern each ( Pasi Rautiainen and Asgeir Sigurvinsson). Sorry! Have a look in your preferred league! In England has been a Goalkeeper from Oman recently. He must have around 200 games in Prem or Championship to his Belt!

[@justsomedude759]

​@@horscanigunger5098 As a korean, i watched a lot on Cha Bum Kun. Yes, he is the first Korean superstar in the footballing world. However, he wasn't considered that much of a hero during his time as a player within korea like Park and Son were. He is now held in the same regard as those two but due to the political nature and mindset south korea had at the time, it meant that he wasn't considered to be the face of south korean football in korea. South korea were conservative and actually considered sending him to another country to play football as losing a national treasure and tried everything to not send him. This perception changed by the time it was park and when park joined man utd, he was considered a national hero for going there. Park was the face of south korean football, revered by the fans back in his homeland. Cha, whilst he did experience it to some degree, was not able to get this warm reception from korea at the time. Now, though, he is rightfully held in the high regard he deserves and in korea, people will ask "Cha, Park, Son?" and the question literally means "which of these three do you think is the greatest korean footballer of all time?"

[@dazzaMusic]

@@justsomedude759that’s because he took a long hiatus from the national team almost ten years and when he did play they struggled to get out of the groups that’s why he’s not celebrated as much compared to being in Germany.

[@limerickkurniawan8724]

Ahn Jung Hwan?

[@justsomedude759]

@limerickkurniawan8724 he was good but didn't reach the heights that cha bum kun, park ji sung, or son heung min reached. Cha bum kun is considered a bundesliga legend, park is a premier league legend and the most decorated asian footballer of all time and son is considered a world class forward and would have won many trophies had he not played for spurs. Imo, ahn had that potential but due to issues in his career had a possible good european career taken away from him.

[@lethargicmosquito]

Dude, I just wanna say, thank you for your channel, you're a true football aficionado, I appreciate the hard work

[@DailyDoseOfFootballYT]

thanks man!

[@underneaththestars2601]

Park was an absolute big game player. He always always scored critical winning goals against big European teams.

[@PRT976]

At PSV he almost knocked AC Milan out of semi-finals in UCL. It could be one of the reasons Utd decided to sign him a year later

[@underneaththestars2601]

@@PRT976 that semi final against Milan Park scored was too an impressive performance which made Ferguson to ultimately decide bringing Park to United but Ferguson admitted in his book that he was confident even before this game when he actually went to check out Park in quarter finals against Lyon. This lad was an absolute machine! A true text book of how a professional footballer should be. Inspired so many.

[@williamrelue]

Ji Sung the giant slayer

[@alex99398]

United was really lucky to have such a proper player in Park...it's impressive that despite his many years away, the United fans clearly still have a lot of respect for him.

[@truckingwithfauz7089]

Sir Alex did him dirty 😳 by not even putting him on the bench (UCL Final) ..What a baller. The streets will NEVER forget him 💯

[@kenzotenma3570]

Sir Alex also said it was one of the biggest mistakes he made of his managerial career.

[@hitmonchan52]

In 2011?

[@anakyangbudiman8497]

​@@hitmonchan52 he was starter but they still lose by the same team. I mean i can blame them since they faced prime Barca, one of the greatest team in football history. Plus they don't have Ronaldo anymore.

[@khamkham7134]

this is where the saying comes from... "offense wins games, defense wins championships"... when you have a player than can run all day, that's an advantage that can't be trained for.

[@charliestone3581]

He was way too into ronaldo to see what Park was capable of.

[@심영-c5y]

Park Ji Sung's Kyoto contract ended on december 31st while the finals for the emperor's cup was on january 1st and yet he still played for the team getting 1 goal and 1 assist. He even substitued himself for his friend who was on the bench, giving him a chance to play in the finals of the only competition they've won

[@palito_44]

Every time he says “ Listen to this. “ I always listen because this stories are extremely interesting.

[@cainhurst17]

he’s a legend. Truly blessed my childhood time watching united plays

[@f.n.rapidc8]

One of the very few players that would fit in any system. He'd be able to start for any team from the past, the present and the future.

[@DarrenKWilliams]

I kid you not, Ji Sung Park was one of my MAIN players back in the day in real Life and on FIFA 2k games. This brought a tear to my soul. Wishing Park all the best in life

[@thejungwookim]

Park could play in any outfield position and do a consistent job at it. Put him as a full-back and he will tirelessly follow the winger. Put him as a forward and he will clutch a goal. Put him in midfield and he will run everywhere. Possibly one of the most underrated players of all time, and truly a player that the streets will never forget.

[@황성연-m5n]

알겠어 정우야ㅋㅋ

[@anskwkqn-e5x]

여기선 한국인이 나서지 말고 외국인 평가를 들어라

[@briansondzvairo9559]

Park is without a doubt the most hardworking and dedicated player. Coming from all those injuries shows the level of dedication he brought to the pitch.

[@myhatmygandhi6217]

Kante >>>> Park

[@enigmamyth]

@@myhatmygandhi6217 your mom

[@simuntigmo6220]

@@myhatmygandhi6217 XD

[@mrmr5580]

Im no United fan but i always liked Park and apparently hes a really nice guy away from the pitch, I heard that from a friend of mine who lived near Park when he was at United

[@Imalwaysoffline-rx47]

me too

[@justsomedude759]

There's a reason why his biggest controversies during his career were poor performances, lack of game time, and not being selected for a champions league final game. In fact, his only non-football related "scandal" i have ever hewrd about was a dating "scandal" with the woman who is his wife now. He's my favourite player of all time and i'm a korean too so coming across his news was not hard at all

[@ferdinandorbih8135]

Small in stature but a three in one footballer. Park was indeed the jewel in the crown in Sir Alexi's ManU. This video is a befitting tribute to his great contributions.

[@subhropatra8162]

Finally someone recognised his talent. Thank you for making the video

[@JoeGerdom]

Gotta say, this was a brilliant bit of storytelling. Definitely touched on the emotion that makes sports so special, even got a couple happy tears from someone that had never heard of this guy before.

[@joeleary3014]

In a round about way, Park is the player who made me realise just *how* good Messi is/was. 2011 champions league final, Sir Alex Ferguson's tactic was understandably to have Park, their fittest most tenacious player, man marking Messi, following him everywhere for 90 minutes. Watch Messi's goal in that game, as Messi pops into that pocket of space to receive the ball from iniesta, park can barely run, he is exhausted, pointing at someone else to go and tackle. It was at that moment that I realised. Not only do we have arguably the greatest passer ever, arguably the greatest dribbler ever, arguably the greatest goalscorer ever.. but he's just outrun and outpaced one of the fittest players I've ever seen Park was a legend, united need a player like him right now. Very underrated and did an amazingly tenacious job.

[@70RD]

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[@mnplumberman]

To be fair, it takes a lot less energy to be chased than it does to chase someone. That being said, I do agree.

[@justahyundai]

man talking like a typical pundit with no ball knowledge, messi walks around when they dont have the ball, he does zero defense. defending is 10x more tiring than attacking. this is the dumbest analogy ive seen in a while.

[@jjhaya]

​@@justahyundai Yeah when I think about it, it's not a great statement, outrunning someone who spent most of his time running while you just walk around on defense doesn't make you better physical, the other dude is just tired 😅.

[@CoysRamirez]

Park is a textbook box to box midfielder and would probably walk into most teams even in today's football systems. Hell, he'd walk over most of Man U's current players.

[@siberianTiger639]

He wasn't a box to box midfielder😂 He was a winger. You obviously never watched him in your life.

[@thefreed]

​@@siberianTiger639 He was actually a central midfielder but Hiddink was the first one who started using him as a winger, which is why he had good tackling and defensive awareness for a winger. Heard this recently in an interview with his Japanese teammates back in the day, and they said he started really performing well after that.

[@hippo-incognito4357]

with just one of his lungs - too easy

[@splintered_reality]

He would be noticed even more in todays game, with the modern pressing football. He is every managers dream player

[@siberianTiger639]

@@thefreed first time I'm hearing that. He was a winger every time I watched him both at PSV and United. Literally never seen him playing centrally for one time. Of course sometimes he would mark opponent central midfielders defensively, but going forward he was a winger. Although I could definitely imagine him in central areas looking at his technical quality, being good in tigjt spaces, good passing and link up, general intelligence.

[@Beedulgi99]

Ji-Sung Park was such a big influence in Football for Koreans that he's often called the "father of overseas football (해외 축구 아버지)" in Korea!

[@MARLO11209]

he never gave up when his team gave up, what an amazing player he was.

[@waltuh_jr]

Thank you for covering Park! I grew up watching him play and am really delighted to see youtubers and players who worked with him praising Park!

[@DenD]

His mentality pushed him through unbelievable obstacles; You can have all talent in world but without that determination your destined to fail. Great vid as always!

[@jsl02008]

Look at Dele now

[@zemokralj9013]

Park is one of those players most of us know and love but sometimes just forget about, really nice to see him in action after a long time

[@tk9839]

Park was Sir Alex's secret weapon...so secret at times even Sir Alex forgot about him.

[@justsomedude759]

Except against arsenal. Park always loved a game against arsenal

[@SomeWan1]

@@justsomedude759 This is when we can see the red devil appear on the field. hhaha

[@narrow3601]

​@@justsomedude759couldn't resist them gunnerss

[@avaDD]

Growing up he was my favourite player. Even now there just a few, who I think of with more admiration. He embodies everything I love about the sport.

[@1xMenace]

Rm,lm,rw,lw,cm,cam,cdm. He could do everything he was absolutely a beast, technically gifted, committed, absolute champion. The 3 lungs was just a cherry on the top.

[@whitetiger114]

Never heard of him before but I got mad goosebumps listning to his story. Truly än inspiration

[@watching789]

You must be born after 2000 everyone knew of 3 lungs

[@Wonderboy_for_France]

Never heard? You must be new to football

[@SnoopyXzY]

@@watching789 born after 2000 but knew him due to watching Korean culture

[@whitetiger114]

Not rly that into football tbh hahaha but recent two years started watching a lot of videos on youtube@@watching789

[@Tommashelbyeee]

Because your are a gen Z

[@rubbersoul4960]

Ji sung park will always be a Man United legend.

[@Anand_KL]

Thank you for a wonderfully produced and written testimonial video of an amazing player that all Utd fans loved.

[@PeterJPickles]

Park is loved by us United fans, what we call in England, a proper player.

[@iu2]

Really? Is that why your fans made a racist chant about him and his country? Just another example of English arrogance and delusion.

[@hyperrat12]

I had two friends like this in high school, one went on to run cross country in college which made all the sense in the world. Both of them played RM and LM so the opponents wingers were ran absolutely ragged. These two never stopped, sprinted up for attacks and sprinted back to defend

[@depekthegreat359]

South Korean superstar Park Ji Sung boss was one of the best respective players to ever grace the European football with PSV Eindhoven and his standout career with Manchester United,good friends!!!He will be remembered as one of the best respective upcoming legends and long live to him,good friends!!!:-D

[@jyd1384]

Ji-Seong Park, the previous Wing forward of Manchester United & the South Korean national football team member used to say that he tried his best to make his team a winning team, so he had to run again and again like he had three lungs at the time. He was a normal human but he had an iron will to make his team a champion in the league. Although he retired too early at a relatively young age of some serious wounded, he could find another hope in his football career. He found the promising younger football player, a junior member of the Korean national football team, Heung-Min Son, Sonny about 12 years ago. Thus, he could say that he didn't make an amazing achievement but Sonny would create more incredible records as a professional player in the EPL. Nowadays, he has been working for a South Korean football club as a technical director.

[@victorhino26]

As a United fan,thank you for making this video. You summarize his contribution wonderfully. heck he was so good that i always have this preconceived image of never say die attitude,selfless,energetic yet technically sound in almost every facet of the game everytime i see a south korean players.😂

[@wutang4eva213]

As a South Korean, so glad you made this video! I will share it with my friends here!

[@Kirutajogero]

What an inspirational story. These videos really make you relive these amazing moments.

[@GGMU1104]

As a Korean and United fan, I really appreciate of this video because Park is my favourite player in the world and i have been supporting Man UTD since 2009 because of him. Thanks man

[@KNDCHV]

He deserves this video. I remember that I knew nothing about him but he was tireless.

[@jihoonlee2201]

Thanks for making this video! You are smart and you explained so well about Ji-sung Park !

[@the_spiidey]

Thank you. Truly. Showing the story of one of my favourite players of all time, and most people seem to forget about.

[@Ho_E_Eng-lol]

One more incredible fact about Park is that he achieved all of his career even though he is flat-footed. It is really depressing because many Koreans think that being flat footed caused a knee injury, which made it hard for him to keep playing for Man Utd.

[@jeetdebroy9797]

Hate United, but remember this player. Some players win your respect, even when they play opposite to your team. Park Ji Sung, greatest Korea has ever produced?!

[@comicoreano]

Leyenda

[@aquamnk30]

ㄷㄷ형 ㅎ2

[@deleet8891]

뭐야 꼬미꼬잖아 ㅋㅋ

[@RX7-AMP]

These long form videos are really great u made me stick with this video for 15:23 I really enjoyed it. Keep up the great work

[@geektarded]

You sir, made the game soccer/football exciting to watch for the first time in my life. Great commentary and editing!

[@هودالأندلسي]

One of the players that the media and the public forgot. Thank you for reminding us of this Asian talent. Keep it up👍

[@thesavageone229]

Players like Park comes up once in a life time

[@DeN-j9l]

Absolutely respect the unbiased contents presented in this video

[@simplified4483]

Please make the Story of Thomas Müller, your videos are amazing!

[@ahhhhhhandersson81]

no

[@Aidiot565]

@@ahhhhhhandersson81 why? I don’t see any reason why not

[@RocketPhone46]

@@ahhhhhhandersson81mad

[@AshaIbrahim-k6l]

@simplified4443. Thomas Muller also one of crucial player neither at Bayern Munich and National team Germany 💯✅

[@horscanigunger5098]

Thomas will get enough Videos when he ended his career, believe me! I grew up in his Region for a few years. There will be coming enough - later. If he contents. Schwarzenbeck wanted to stay private. Beckenbauer loved the attention. Breitner speaks, if he feels, something is wrong. That's the 'spirit' of the older Oberbayern Bayern. Wenn I mog - mog I. Wenn I ned mog, dann mog I ned! ( Bavarian)

[@robertoso8796]

absolutely fascinating. thank you so much for another excellent history lesson. i'd never heard of park but i am now a huge fan. the quote about park sticking to pirlo so well that he probably expected to see his face when he woke up the next day is one of the funniest things i've heard in a long time.

[@SonnyK248]

Park used to keep Scholes on the bench in the big games and Zidane and Xavi are quoted as saying "We've never said anything so stop making stuff up about us"

[@rp19555]

Ji Sung Park and golden age of raw football... You really need to make a video about Pedro Mantorras. All Benfica fans love this guy. When the public made all that noise when he entering the field and opponents were confused while thinking that he had to be a super player to get all that enthusiasm from the public but no one knew him nor had they ever heard of him. What a gem of a player. Love your videos 👍

[@jimmyboe889]

Thank you for making this masterpiece about my boy Ji-Sung. My best period for my team United ! :D He's the first N'golo kanté and Ferguson say his biggest mistake in career was to not enter park against Messi in champion's league finals

[@kelvinclivemalcolm4759]

I really wanna cry... I loved him so much.. He was my number one on PlayStation.. He just had to be on the team before anyone else

[@PratikLawate]

This is gold, we will never see players like this ever again 😢

[@104thironmike4]

Every time someone says that, a football pops from the cringe it has to endure. There will always come new, and better players.

[@jameskim5923]

Thank you for the video honouring Park . Means so much for korean football fans. Appreciate it🙏

[@jameskim5923]

Immediately subscribing the channel!

[@herud4737]

Finally a video about him! So underrated!

[@Sparkspace135]

Park was one of the few players who actually managed to block messi.It’s not a normal player we are talking about park truly a legend.Greatest Korean to ever play the beautiful game

[@SpiceBoy7UK23]

Thank you Park for everything you did for Manchester United.

[@wanahmadnabil]

People need to understand the greatness that is Park Ji-Sung. Thank you!

[@thlee3]

JSP literally changed my life as a K person growing up … validated K people across the world with his play.

[@thelusogerman3021]

"The first nuclear powered footballer" is crazy😂 Pure class from Pirlo

[@Ale-li7th]

Dude straight up needs a movie,tv show,manhwa, anime, something! This dude story is so sick and should be respected greatly for his effort and representation for south Korea.

[@Saeroye]

Loved this! What a player✨

[@manjidrift]

I like the transparency of this channel. There was some funny business going on with the Korean team on their world cup run.

[@neel3297]

So proud of having him at United. We need a workhorse desperately at United. More that lungs and public distractions he had one thing in mind. Dedication

[@steveyoo6719]

This video is amazing mate. I had such a great time watching it. Very accurate and everything has been mentioned about Park's career. Thank you.

[@DailyDoseOfFootballYT]

youre welcome man, thanks for watching.

[@thegto8535]

The man is the real life Rock Lee, what a player he was

[@ClayxVlogs]

This channel is still my favorite to know more about a player or just football stories

[@ayujaxfootball8078]

Still remember ji sung park going crazy against Messi and I was really happy when he got a hero card in fifa and currently I'm training pace so I understand how much hard work he put in. My play style is like him but I'm more of a playmaker and I press high aswell so he is really inspiring also I'm also Asian like him

[@Heelo_0]

Hope you become like him🙏

[@BrummieLadd]

Such a legendary player

[@siberianTiger639]

I wrote one, but I have to write another post, because this video doesn't do justice to Park as a footballer at all. Park was quite a technical/skilled player. Not as skilled as Ronaldo, Rooney, Tevez, Nani etc, but still very skilled. But what made him so special is that he was always ready to put himself aside and to do whatever the team/manager asks him, needs him to do. Many players of his talent would probably be unhappy to play a squad role, even United. I'd say United fans were very lucky to have a guy like him being in and out of the team but always ready to perform on top level when they need him. Describing him as a player, I lile to use Nani... Nani was much more skilled and individually more talented, but what made Park more dangerous, even in the attacking sense alone, is that he was much more intelligent, a much better team player, knew how to exploit spaces and positon himself, had great link up etc. Unlike Nani who mostly just loved to display his individual skills, dribble etc, but couldn't work with the team on that level. That's why even in Nani's best season (2010/11), where he had most assists in the league I think, it was Park and Valencia who played on the wings in the starting XI in all the knockout games in the CL (including the final), no matter how good Nani was. Again, Park was very equipped individually, but what made him special and gave him the edge is that he was such a great team player and so intelligent AND hardworking (not only that as the video mostly shows), and that made him so valuable, especially in the big games, where you needed much more than skills to hurt the opponent.

[@FREE_0000]

사실상 한국인인데 애는 골욕심 보다 경기를 이기고 나서 팀에 헌신하는 선수라 이긴 게임에 골대 앞에서도 본인이 넣을수 있는 골마저 패스 하는걸 보고.. 좀 신기했을 정도입니다... 한두번이 아니에요 본인이 넣을수 있는 좋은 환경인데도 패스 엄청 주는거 보고

[@okonomikatsu4723]

PSV Eindoven Park Ji Sung also a beast! His dribbling was really smooth before that severe injury during his time in PSV.

[@sneakle]

Muito obrigado por este vídeo. Já sou subscritor do canal à algum tempo e tenho visto grande parte dos que publicas e sabia que era só uma questão de tempo até lançares um de um dos meus jogadores preferidos. Espetacular e confesso que alguns pormenores desconhecia completamente! Brutal e mais uma vez, obrigado pois considero o Park um jogador super underrated e merece o reconhecimento de todos os que amam este desporto. Grande abraço de um Braguista Bracarense! 😃

[@davixtated]

Big up for his father not giving up on supporting park's dream

[@DominiAeternum]

Always thought he was a very talented squad player. Never realized he was this great & left that much of a mark on opposing midfielders. Amazing what he did with Pirlo. But if they would do that for Pirlo, why tf would Alex let Messi go free?!

[@SomeWan1]

that is why Sir Alex said this is one of the biggest mistakes in his managerial career

[@FREE_0000]

맞아요 결승 경기에서 전 경기에서 메시에게 맨 마킹 시킬때 결과가 좋았던걸로 알고 있어요 이겼는지는 기억나지 않지만 하지만 결승전 경기에서는 맨마킹을 지시하지 않아서 퍼거슨이 실수라고 하고 편지도 써주며 사연이 많았습니다. 한국인이라 이것저것 싹 다 뒤져보았습니다.

[@DominiAeternum]

@@FREE_0000 I don't speak Korean

[@randyyoungban4021]

Park is a national hero in South Korea. he has changed the game for the young footballers in South Korea. and the result is Son, Hueng Min, Kim,, Min Jae, Hwang, Hee Chan, and many more. they all grew up watching Park and inspired! IMHO, When a aport hero is defined, kids will look up to thire heroes and play even better than their heroes!

[@FREE_0000]

이건 뭔 개소리야 박근혜 탄핵 당한거 모르냐 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 광우병 시위에 탄핵한다고 탱크 몰고와서 시민들 다 죽일려고 했는데

[@papalegba6796]

Makelele & Kante were similar stamina monsters.

[@gunders85]

Yeah but theyre in a position where its more expected. Not many attacking players back then ran their socks off for the team

[@markokrivokapic3121]

Yeah but Park was a lot ahead of them in tecnique,passing,shooting and could play on every positions except CF and CB.He was one of the most versatile player ever.

[@hughtube5154]

Don't forget that Utd team contained Tevez and Rooney. Huge amounts of running and pressing.

[@gunders85]

@@hughtube5154 Indeed. But neither of those would also man mark the opponents DLP when required (not unusual for Ferguson to try and take out players like Vieira, Pirlo and Busquets)

[@TzsNatureWithJameelFar]

super underrated what a monster this guy was

[@justsomedude759]

Hiddink didn't just stick park in after robben left hoping for the best. Park wanted to go back. Hiddink approached him and told him that there were offers for him from japan. Hiddink then told him that he may leave if he wants but he wanted park to stay. Park decided to stay and became good. It really helps when you know the manager has trust in you

[@lin90210]

what a legend :)

[@impossible_iz_n0thing]

if you ever wonder how good Ji Sung Park was, listen to what Paul Scholes & Andrea Pirlo said about him --- i'd say Ji Sung Park was very, very underrated

[@mslmsl-h6b]

a note should be added: His contract was over when he played in the finals of Emperor's Cup in Japan. He palyed for FREE. He already made his contract with PSV before the Cup finals. + He got offers from 3 different clubs in Japan when he got booed by PSV fans. But he stayed and made his successful career.

[@Elusive-Seven]

This was a really good watch. Good job bro not very often you can sit and really enjoy a video like this. You hit every point. J.S.Park will always be a united legend

[@aceallen2505]

This is my new inspiration video - King Park

[@DetailWizard]

Now I'm thinking he wasn't really an orthodox winger. With his versatility, I think he can thrive even more in the modern-day system.

[@justsomedude759]

He would have been held in much higher regard in the modern day. With the need for stamina being really huge, he would have stood out and, like kante, would have been a much more recognised player rather than an unsung hero.

[@LievenSerge]

@@justsomedude759 you both are so right about this!

[@FREE_0000]

스트라이커 윙어 미드 필더 다 해보고 스트라이커 ,윙어를 주로 했었고 맨유 들어가면서 뛰어난 공격수가 많아서 미드 필더로서 활약이 두드러진것 입니다. 하지만 본인이 평균 경기 15km를 뛰면서 모든 포지션을 다 볼수 있었고요 골키퍼도 잘하더라고요.