How A Street Footballer With 0 Football IQ Outplayed Everyone

[@Bumchats]

Neil Warnock absolutely unleashed the genius inside of this guy

[@evilotis01]

Colin! who'd have thought it, eh?

[@mikaeldk5700]

All of the "0 Football IQ"

[@SmaccyDGaming]

His Football manager Stats Were Decent..

[@mikaeldk5700]

Yes, All of his 0 |Q

[@Some-kid-called-David]

Good management from Colin W

[@streettekkers]

Streets never forget Adel taarabt ❤

[@Muthumalai_Tiger_Reserve_Aana]

Hopefully they know his spelling better than you do..

[@streettekkers]

@@Muthumalai_Tiger_Reserve_Aana 😹lol , typing error my brother

[@kennedy4013]

cliché

[@DENZ0R23]

no fr streets can't forget this man

[@Fingledonn]

​@@tchouameninga you're joking right?

[@berengerkayo5524]

Taarabt, Moussa Dembele,Ben Arfa, Quaresma Streets will never forget🔥🔥

[@sayyedsameer5568]

Yannick Bolasie

[@gbone1619]

But they should because they sucked and didnt amount to anything

[@willardmatsaudza3101]

@@gbone1619lol so funny how dudes that never played the game be saying others suck those guys are ballers jus Thad a bad attitude apart from dembele but to say they suck is nuts from some nerd on a computer who couldn’t even play Sunday league football

[@alpay3300]

Thorsten Frings

[@willardmatsaudza3101]

@@alpay3300 Mohamed zidan too he was cold with it

[@SomeGuy-nx6xn]

This guy was the definition of a street baller. You can do millions and millions of drills etc but you either born with it or not in the streets of rural cities.

[@Michael-cb5nm]

Drills can get you from sh$t to not useless, but yea there is a certain type of flair that you either have or you don’t.

[@zaimhazmin8851]

let me rephrase that, you can be owning the rurals and have godly streets skills, but you will never earn millions with even gazilion nutmegs

[@gbone1619]

“Technique is not being able to juggle a ball 1000 times. Anyone can do that by practicing. Then you can work in the circus. Technique is passing the ball with one touch, with the right speed, at the right foot of your team mate.” Johan cryuff

[@IA67676]

Rural cities is an oxymoron

[@ililililili9726]

No one borns with it. And it's not about strait up practice either. When you love it and you can afford spend the time enjoying it (and i don't mean a couple hours, i mean the fucking entire day, even maybe sleeping with a ball since you are 2 years old), you will have "it". It's just becomes a second nature to you. Like walking is for most of us.

[@dennisrossonero]

I like that you started incorporating more gameplay footage in your videos. It was the only thing missing from them. With football, nothing describes a player best than seeing him in action.

[@Clasicosdemarras]

Agree,it would be more entertaining to watch

[@TheO416]

maybe its a thing with copyrights i dunno just airballing it but it seems plausible

[@raul5081]

Copyrights. I have no idea how some channels freely use footage without editing it. Regardless, I'm also a happy he's being able to add game footage to his videos.

[@DailyDoseOfFootballYT]

sometimes i just cant do it, La Liga takes down or demonitizes every video that even barely shows any footage of their league. Serie A too

[@GeoWhiz-yt]

@@DailyDoseOfFootballYT then how do i see so many videos of messi highlights for example. Does that mean all those videos are demonetized?

[@ExecutionerHopkins]

This is the moroccan style. When you go to morocco there are small sided games being played all over the streets and the beaches. And its just as important to score a nutmeg than a goal.

[@DailyDoseOfFootballYT]

He grew up in France from when he was a baby, that doesn't apply to him.

[@ExecutionerHopkins]

@@DailyDoseOfFootballYT it absolutely does. I dont know if youve ever been to france but you have whole tower blocks of north africans mainly moroccans and algerians who are playing the exact same style of street football that is played in morocco.

[@RuiLuz]

@@ExecutionerHopkins it's true, they might not be playing in Morocco, but they carry it with them when playing in the street. And it's something modern football is losing year after year, players with the rawness and street trickery.

[@tombowers6713]

​@@DailyDoseOfFootballYT He was born in Morocco and raised in the alpa-cote a'zur provence with big Morocco population

[@DailyDoseOfFootballYT]

@@ExecutionerHopkins honestly I commented hoping someone who knew those places better would reply. I knew about that and wondered how similar to morocco it would be

[@PanagiotisAraujo21]

Him and Ricardo Quaresma are 2 of my favourite player's. Both are so talented and charismatic,when they have the ball in their feets is just poetry in motion,pure joy to watch them!

[@FromPanictoParis]

Ben Arfa has to be there too 🔥

[@PanagiotisAraujo21]

@@FromPanictoParis Of course,my bad!Hatem and Taarabt was the most fun to watch it the english football,back then. Beautiful times,the streets never forget them.

[@ivovi_]

You don't really know what charismatic is right? 😂 they're both quite the opposite, just bloody ballers...

[@gbone1619]

Must been some easy to read poetry cuz they dont have good stats and didnt win anythinf

[@FromPanictoParis]

@@PanagiotisAraujo21 absolute quality mate these lads were born to play football

[@ikmalizuan]

The part where he forgot about being the captain and have to rush from France to England just to lift the trophy was hilarious bro😂

[@satanicskater8136]

Legendary 😂😂

[@Al-ew8kz]

Bro just living life man

[@stitoo_tangerino7499]

Bro went on vacation to early 😂

[@mahargsirhc]

I remembered being back in high school and all us lads going mental over his videos on KZbin crazy skill

[@paulie4450]

Taarabt under Wenger would have been something else. French + father figure + freedom to express + protection & family care.

[@sgmailaccountbmch2830]

Hes moroccan

[@Iamthatguy1888]

QPR Taraabat Was My favourite Player To watch🔥⚽️

[@edgarjardim4532]

From this comment …. How can the video creator dare to say with 0 football IQ … the video creator was definitely talking about himself… it’s mad how the world is … so who creates football videos doesn’t understand football … mental

[@iamtheprogression]

It was truly amazing

[@soukainaelmennari2229]

Me too i love his way of playing he is a great talented im maroccan like him

[@angerisdiscipline3913]

as a moroccan this guy lol he gave me headaches goosepumps,adrenaline everything

[@ayoubtidarki9561]

If he had 10% of the discipline of Iniesta, or Cristiano Ronaldo, he would have become one of the best footballers in history.

[@depekthegreat359]

Wow!!!Adel Taarabt boss is considered a future legend of Queens Park Rangers as he was one of the best players,the footballing club have witnessed,despite not really having a good career with Tottenham Hotspur,good friends!!!His skills,precision and eye for goals with the former have made him to be a star player with them,good friends!!!LONG LIVE,ADEL TAARABT BOSS!!!🏋️‍♂️

[@harunyakub5725]

I was waiting for him. Finally you found him. Big up, big up bro

[@alzaabi7318]

TAARABT now plays in the uae leage in dubais alnasr captaining the team to its first final in a while , i hope they win it.

[@MikaaelFrank]

Fifa 13 Ultimate Team CAM IF Adel Taarabt was insane🔥

[@tnix80]

One of the few players to actually have 5 stars in skill moves. Some really crafty players only had 4.

[@stupiditiusmaximus]

Thank you for talking about Taraabt it seems as if nobody talks about him anymore (Day 3 of asking for a video about Cafu)

[@lontongstroong]

Shout out for Cafu too. Perhaps the only legit legend who hasn't been covered here yet.

[@SonnyK248]

Adel Tarrabt, Giovanni dos Santos and Kevin Prince Boateng were all there at the same time. They all had insane talent but couldn’t really put it together. Not to mention guys like David Bentley and John Bostock who were tipped for stardom. Also that was the time they also had guys Modric, Bale, Van der Vaart, Defoe, Crouch, Kyle Walker and a bunch of other really good players. If those guys had delivered on their potential they could have had some team.

[@swoffer326]

ledley would have been a supersar also

[@Standard____]

What a player Taraabt was at times. This video definitely does the levels that he reached justice

[@gbone1619]

No it just shows easily people are tricked by some flashy shit on youtube lol

[@anasfamfum3644]

As a Moroccan myself, it's nice go see a Moroccan talent actually get recognition. No matter whatever he did!

[@adamdarrar121]

Bruh he was, without a doubt, the most skillful and technical player we’ve ever had

[@ceronibalsamar5352]

You made so many great documentaries, but this one was the best by far 👏👏👏👏

[@kouvarou11]

Love your storytelling and editing.

[@MrGert13]

He was great these 6 months at Milan!A pitty that he was not signed permanently but Milan were struggling at the time

[@HICHAM_99]

One of the best moroccan footballers 🇲🇦❤️

[@FromPanictoParis]

The most talented of all

[@gbone1619]

@@FromPanictoParisare you an actual stupid person?

[@ZatlaWin]

I agree ​@@FromPanictoParis

[@Fr4378h]

Boufal isnt something to ignore ​@FromPanictoParis

[@ccflan]

@@FromPanictoParis with the current team setup, I might not be agreed with you bcs their team have so much talents

[@Kangchejunga]

trust me when you learn football on the streets nutmegging someone or delivering a beautiful pass is more special than scoring a goal,because in football anyone can score a goal,but not everyone can dribble or entertain on the pitch..and watching the todays football,the game needs players like him

[@redx11x]

Villa fan here. We went to QPR v Villa on a few occasions as it's close to were i live. Saw Tarabt play. Was the best player on the pitch and posed the most danger against us. Was so relieved when he was substituted with plenty of the match to play. Could never understand why the QPR manager did that but was relieved none the less

[@RicardoJorgeFerreiraBarbosa]

Amazing video like always! You should do one about Hulk next.

[@SAWTHISRIGHT]

Is Hulk still in China?

[@RicardoJorgeFerreiraBarbosa]

No, he's playing in Brazil@@SAWTHISRIGHT

[@norealusername]

Daily dose of football uploaded lessgoooo i left my wife, kids and job just for this ❤❤

[@bcawl]

Media underrated for this guy, never treated like very good skilled player, because big teams instructor how their players play , but this guy plays his style

[@chouaibotaku]

Thank you for the awesome video, great job!

[@zorusiusprinsus6260]

Taarabt was like a very special poem in the history book of football that every true lover of football can't but prize!

[@mattowens1089]

Amazing content as always! Can you do Aubamayeng? I feel like he must surely have something about him since he's been everywhere.

[@Abood99222]

We will never forget the gifted players Adel Taarabt and Hatem Ben Arfa 🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@gbone1619]

Name one thing they could well do other than dribble.

[@Abood99222]

@@gbone1619 they had raw talent but it didn’t flourish, they did everything an attacking midfielder is supposed to do

[@spacedoge6540]

@@Abood99222both talented but with terrible attitudes

[@thomasvanhiel6105]

​@@spacedoge6540and you are poor and mad about other people who dont know you😂

[@mazzingazeta3061]

I Remember him at ac milan coz I'm a fan..he showed tremendous skills even Balotelli recently said that technically he was even better than Neimar if Mario says so i believe him. Taraabt was definetly very very gifted.

[@dannyfitz6115]

His team mate's reaction @2:42 LMAOOO

[@ThePharaohsCat]

In another universe Taarabt's statue stands outside the Emirates stadium with other Arsenal legends! Dude lit up the EPL like Asprilla.

[@gbone1619]

He scored a total of 7 prem goals in 77 games. He was bad. You idiots just watch a flashing move and get excited like chimpanzees.

[@gbone1619]

In another universe did he get more than 7 goals and 8 assists in 86 games lmfao

[@Elfenomeno6969]

Streets won’t forget this W brotha 🍷🗿🔥🔥🇬🇧💂‍♀️

[@LeeCarrick14]

If only his attitude met his ability. He could have done so much more

[@attk177]

who knows, maybe his mentality is exactly what drove his style of play

[@dunkindoodies]

this video was destined to come

[@onart6597]

One of many Moroccan phenomena who went unnoticed! 🇲🇦

[@kpetergdolo3495]

Great video Daily dose of football.

[@playerone8706]

Can you do a video about Dondinho 893 goals in 775 matches Capped 6 times for Brazil He scored 5 headers in just one match. He is so underrated and one of my favorite players of all time. And he's Pelé's dad (PELE'S LITERAL DAD)

[@gamespro-uq9cp]

He should do a video about Dondinho ur right

[@intexzz]

Taarabt the moroccan footballer never really had the chance to play in a official international match, but right now he plays for al nasr (dubai) and at 34 years old he is still scoring goals❤ in matter of facts tomorrow(16 may 2024) he is playing the finals for al nasr(dubai). I will comment if he won tomorrow🎉

[@netLG]

did he win?

[@yamaniyoussef]

he did plays officials game like his goal vs Togo

[@ybyanimation2711]

Finally i was waiting for video about taarbt great player❤

[@Pepeperneta]

Berber players are blessed with talent, but also doomed with lack of motivation.

[@iScrewFace]

i would say doomed with hotheadedness & stubbornness instead

[@Pepeperneta]

Yes, I agree

[@jonpaul3868]

Unprofessionalism

[@quizzical2023]

Are there any more we might know.?

[@iScrewFace]

Berber players? Other than Adel Taarabt there is: - Zinedine Zidane (Kabyle Berber) - Nordin Amrabat (Rif Berber) - Sofyan Amrabat (Rif Berber) - Achraf Hakimi (Probably mixed) - Mustapha Hadji (Not sure what type of berber) - Wissam Ben Yedder (Tunisian Berber) - Karim Benzema (Kabyle Berber) - Samir Nasri (Not sure what type of Berber) - Hakim Ziyech (Rif Berber) - Yacine Brahimi (Kabyle Berber) - Ibrahim Afellay (Rif Berber) - Munir El Haddadi (Rif Berber) - Yassine Bounou (Rif Berber) - Amine Adli (not sure if mixed or pure Berber) There are obviously many more well known footballers of pure berber or mixed berber descent. And yes even Mbappe is half Berber, His mum is of Kabyle-Berber descent @@quizzical2023

[@matthewroche8482]

You need to make a video on Griezmann's Redemption for the past 2 years

[@lemoncurry2926]

I remember his first game for AC Milan, it was against Napoli, away. First ball he gets, he's in our own half, he then run forward, dribbles one, then too, etc, and then shoot from 20 meters, goal 0-1. We did lose that game tho, 3-1 if I remember correctly. But it was an amazing feeling.

[@yeshuaknoyanot8474]

QPR fan here. My favourite ever player.... it was like being part of Hogwarts watching him play. Absolute magician, the undisputed king of the meg!

[@ProfessionalNonce]

The definition of a streets will never forget

[@wigglybear1638]

I remember seeing him on debut and Gardner's reaction at 2:44 is exactly how everyone felt. Taarabt had the confidence of a lion and skills to back it up

[@BoldSoulSports]

One of the best footballers from Morocco♨️👏

[@politicallyincorrect2564]

Do a video on the Greek legend Vasili Hatsipanagis. He is still considered bg many to be the greatest Greek player and one of the greatest to have played the game. People would fill the stadiums only to watch him. The guy did things that only Maradona could do at that time. Hatsipanagis is the greatest player you have never heard off.

[@roryhazell6755]

Great vid 👌🏻

[@mcp1981]

That Swansea game is probably the best individual performance in the Championship ever

[@souf_ryu]

I mean as a Moroccan i will say this, this did hurt the Moroccan team more than it should've benefited, 0 professional mentality, threw the national team on unnecessary drama, and helped with nothing, even during his period couldn't qualify for the African cup, skill means nothing when you are not professional.

[@zachhughes8546]

Was just thinking about Taarabt yesterday. Dude was so insane

[@JoseFerreira-vj3lq]

Benfica will never forget you ❤️

[@TheBrazilci]

Him and Ben Arfa my two most favorite players

[@nicocorbo4153]

amazing video. taarabt really could've been something special at milan

[@youngmufazatv]

this man was something else

[@muhammedgamal5871]

One of the most beautiful episodes

[@bibicheahuka9772]

Imagine Ben Arfa and Adel Taarabt played together 🥶💀

[@Bumchats]

I'd absolutely LOVE to hear you do a documentary on Neil Warnock himself! Please bro ❤

[@carkeynosgr2788]

We don't see players to even have 1% of that confidence to at least try anything like that, the best dribbling nowadays is sprint and passing behind, maybe a cut or a side step if a player is in a really good day

[@cantbendknee]

I love these kind of outlier stories.

[@dot6803]

When a north african winger with a fresh haircut enters the field, you know you"ll have a long evening.

[@tmithoth8956]

Neil Warnock talking about how he coached him at QPR is legendary 😂 threatening to fine anyone who passed to him inside his own half 😂

[@Grey_TK]

if you could do adrian mutu or cristian chivu it would be amazing, they are both very overlooked players

[@MarkGormley-nn7fh]

Mutu was class in his first season for Chelsea

[@hba3466]

Make a video of Hatem Ben Arfa plz bro, that guy a misunderstood genius

[@ad31bayod95]

Il est terrible ce joueur avec ses dribbles, je regarde toujours jouer à son club ansser même en fin de carrière. Il régale.

[@metallicbigtoe3949]

He actually said "I'm gonna play you and if you're shite, I'm gonna play you next week and if you're shite again, I'm gonna play you the week after" 😂

[@Magicallstore]

He knows that by reassuring him will get the best out of him to save the team, I think he knows how his character works and needs someone to trust him because some players only need friendship instead of confrontation to give you 100%

[@X3Alonee]

for counter strike fans. there is something crazy, i got this crazy feeling about adel taarabt and ScreaM from csgo they have this crazy linke up, nutmegs/one taps- makes sense, they didnt achieve much in both careers but they would destroy anyone that faces them in the flashiest way possible, little that i rememberd that they are both called adel, and both moroccans, what a random thought

[@harrybarry5224]

The difference between a Taarabt and a Ronaldo or Messi is that Taarabt was pure raw uncut talent but not enough discipline. Ronaldo and Messi were pure uncut talent with the discipline to match it. You have to be both talented and extremely discplined to be amongst the best players to have ever played the game. Taarabt could've reached that level, but he just wasn't a pro like the legends were.

[@hpro2388]

As a Moroccan, I'm proud of Adel. He is a legend.

[@solox5853]

intentional nutmegs are impressive btw, im not a big fan of nutmegs btw as i see it as a major risk in real game play, and most nutmegs u see in real game players are accidental or semi-intent. it's very hard to do nutmeg especially a tactical nutmeg.

[@samirasiraoui5020]

Taarabt is mixture of Ronaldinho skills and zidane morphology and control

[@phiaklangtangjang5250]

All he needed was psychic councelling, warm of friendship because he already had a coach who trusted him.. He was such gem of a player.. He's not the only one to ruined hia own career with indiscipline lifestyle and attitude, Hatem Ben Arfa was one such...

[@ahmedhaydarkhadirateytalla1577]

Wait why is everyone just talking abt adel taarabt?! I’m rlly happy that everyone is now noticing how good he rlly was

[@GoofyEditsYT]

Do a video about the Iceland player who played for Barcelona. He was a number 7 .

[@eldante4139]

Eidur Gudjohnsen

[@GoofyEditsYT]

Yeah him

[@MarkGormley-nn7fh]

He had his best years at Chelsea, lovely footballer, great control

[@Lxki67]

I see why I keep seeing TikTok edits of this dude

[@NickJagoQPR]

As a QPR fan, you could forgive him for almost anything. The magic on the pitch, mainly in the 2010/11 season, was ridiculous. Somewhat harsh on Bobby Zamora that comment too - he was a skilled player, just not in the same way as Adel (but who was!?) Also the madness of QPR in general, highlighted by passing the armband from wild horse Adel to crazy horse Barton 😂 🔵⚪️🔵

[@Spursmelo]

Going to Tottenham was not a mistake. Adel was always the problem at every club. He could’ve used Spurs to catapult himself into a superstar but he never had the discipline. Blaming the club when he should’ve been a professional and absolving him of any accountability is exactly what he didn’t need when he was younger

[@dedasalmeida9047]

Loved to see him in my club Benfica 🙏🏾❤️ ...

[@robbiebalboa]

Wasn’t he playing CDM there. The unlikeliest position he’d play but did well for a season from memory.

[@jackkarran8050]

I think the title and video picture are very misleading. Taarabt had amazing passing and an incredible football iq.

[@CristianoRono7]

bro really started with TOMA TOMA TOMA TOMA!

[@FOOTSHOTS1]

The guy won the league for his team, secure the promotion, vanished. Then come back to gets photos with the trophy! A true street boy..

[@DerShadow]

I remember him from FIFA 15/16 he was such an OP 5* Skiller

[@MrJacobd16]

one of the best talent i have ever seen

[@holeinmysoul1]

i think in Milan he was so happy , if he stayed in Milan he was welling to do the hard work and be disciplined , everyone loved him there and he finally found himself playing with big names and be the MOM every week , fans loved him things start to smile for him , if he stayed in Milan definitely his carrier would be so different .

[@youtubefacagare]

I was 13 when Taarabt came in Ac Milan, that year was the first of a 8 year long downfall full of bad players and awful coaches, Milan's president Silvio Berlusconi started to destroy everything the year before selling thiago Silva and Ibra and replacing them with free agents, I was very sad to see a lot of bad players right after such Legends, Taarabt was a ray of light in the darkness, probably Milan downfall wouldn't have stopped even with him but at least it would have been fun to enjoy him playing

[@amineaitmoussa9206]

3:41 "it kept snow-balling" I see what u did there ;)

[@realtalk169]

He reinvented himself at Benfica to a DMF and I saw him played couple times, he was a different player. But I do miss him.

[@davidchagas9964]

A more defensive CM, sure. But he never played as a DMF.

[@Macjohn18]

Taarabt blaming Tottenham for not supervising him outside of football is crazy!

[@ViVeriVniversvmVivusVici]

No it's not fool

[@Macjohn18]

@ViVeriVniversvmVivusVici yes it is, ugly

[@raybanaviators]

superb voiceover!

[@96wtfomg]

Literally a streets won't forget kind of player.

[@bubbabubba100]

3:05 I thought he was hiding a baby for a sec

[@Mouadhcherif]

L'histoire et la narration sont dignes d'un vrai film.

[@TownSlayerFF]

Please Can You Make A Video On Khvicha Kvaratskhelia❤