How UNITED Won the TREBLE!! First Reaction

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In this video I watch break down the rose of Manchester United in the 1990s.
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[@101RadioheadCovers]

Roy Keane and Denis Irwin is one of the greatest one-sided love stories of our time.

[@101RadioheadCovers]

It was actually over 2 decades of success under Sir Alex. 13 premier league titles in 20 years from 92/93 including his final year in 2012/2023, 2 Champions Leagues, 9 domestic cups.

[@LeafGreen906]

Being from Norway, I remember Solskjær appearing on the news, scoring goals for as long as I can remember. And considering how often it happened, I was surprised to hear from my dad years later that he was mostly used as a substitute lol. I can imagine kids here today experience something similar with Haaland, but Ole looked so much like a kid it almost felt like watching a peer on the CRT TV (they even nicknamed him The Baby Faced Assassin). And for people who didn't experience this era, Beckham was one of the most famous people in the world, it didn't matter if you watched football or not. He curved the prettiest decisive crosses and freekicks, often in the last 15 minutes of a game, and wherever in the world he landed he had a crowd of girls waiting for him. You could've confused him for one of the Backstreet Boys. The whole team really was full of characters and i get the same energy from >parts< of the current United team, and the pure amount of comebacks, both on the league tables and within matches is what made this team so incredible.

[@BasketCase-rr7tx]

Solskjaer was the ultimate super sub.

[@user-um8wi5ym4y]

Denis Irwin wasn't just good with both his feet, he also took and scored lots of penalty kicks. Before Beckham broke into the first team, Irwin also was also the freekick specialist.

[@jonisilk]

Lifelong Liverpool fan here and I agree. Irwin was absolute quality, and probably the best LB in the League for best part of a decade. Loved watching him play, hated watching him play against us.

[@MrBaronCabron]

irwin, the best lb, and rb

[@fatamy7]

Such an underrated player

[@timlamiam]

This season made me a 7 year old football fan. It was unbelievable. Awesome era.

[@LeafGreen906]

Also it has to be mentioned that in a 4-4-2, the wingers and false wingers like beckham and and giggs are considered midfielders, whereas in a modern front 3 like in a 4-3-3 theyre forwards. Their role is pretty much the same (relative to the era) and they occupy most of the length of the pitch and under/overlap with the fullbacks.

[@Jonathan-ug9yu]

My best friend growing up was a Man U fan. We watched the 99 Champions League final together and it's up there one of the best moments watching football I've experienced

[@gellertn]

I watched the finals live, and I m a Man Utd fan ever since!

[@Valjean666dk]

The Leicester City premier league win, and the Man Utd treble, has a name in common. Schmeichel. Not the same Schmeichel, but father and son. Another fairy tale story with father Schmeichel involved, is the Danish EURO 92 win(won without actually qualifying). It has been made into a movie called "Summer of 92'", which is surprisingly good, IMO. You may want to check it out.

[@cscind100]

Andy Cole's and Dwight Yorke's contributions were critical

[@leechappell7884]

If you can watch Peter Schmeichel highlights you will see how epic of a keeper he was. He was a giant, with a style of goalkeeping never seen before. The greatest of all time in my opinion.

[@Artiz...]

Even as a 'softy southerner' that was an epic season for the Mancs! This excellent break down of the team and the unique roles each player made definitely helps to understand why individual players and how they play together in a team usually dictates game tactics rather than simply a manager alone... becoming even more secondary these days and yet still the Guv'nr? Impossible role! Fergie was an old school disciplinarian who dictated over the entire club in the most successful possible way... he maintained that ethos of total professionalism and winning ways that literally peaked with this astonishing season! The best manager's always let you do what you want to do... but also laughed or shouted the hardest when you got it wrong! Time for 'The Invincibles' now though Luke... 03/04! Arsenal went 49 games undefeated in the English Premier League... no English/Welsh club will ever equal that record! That Utd are so similar to the Cowboys is in many ways exactly why you should definitely not support them Luke... what are you thinking? 😉

[@edd5657]

There is a pretty good documentary called The Class of '92 featuring a lot of those players.

[@BennyH11]

It's a good documentary, and Im a City fan. Brings back memories of growing up in Manchester in the 90s.

[@BennyH11]

I grew up in Manchester in the 90s. I remember after they beat Bayern in the final, the next day at school was like a bloody holiday. Nobody did any work at all and most of teachers didn't care either. It was a hard day a as City fan for sure. City had only just scraped their way out of the second division about a week before. Look where we are now though 😜

[@campbelljacable]

On your way right back?

[@marblwrexbro458]

Not only was it a great achievement to win the treble that season, they won it in thrilling fashion as well. I’m sure the official 1998/99 season review DVD has been uploaded to KZbin. There’s highlights of so many great matches involving United that season.

[@alexvesa6528]

Love to see you exploring the sport! Football Iconic is a great channel to watch, love his stuff

[@codymassey37]

glory glory manchester united been a fan my whole life and always will be

[@robertotaylor9139]

Keep up the solid work LP

[@connorlong3553]

Great video

[@domnuspin]

I love your channel

[@uppyraptor49]

One of mine and my girlfriends friend is johnny aston, man of the match when united won the european cup in 1968

[@tazmusiq708]

Brother as united fans we would love it you joined the Club with so much history and passion still making history till today 👏 ❤ 💪

[@kobiyariyari5290]

Keane was class

[@ethanm7482]

Recommend to watch by Football Iconic - How Sir Alex Rebuilt Manchester United Jose Mourninhos Real Madrid: A Mesmerizing Toxic Rollercoaster Pep Guardiolas Barcelona: The Greatest Team Ever

[@uppyraptor49]

Spot on midfield is the engine room

[@timglennon6814]

With a damn good manager and brilliant players There used to be a football pundit on BBC Tv called Alan Hanson, and he said on Tv that United can’t win anything with kids on the team. I think he quit his job after 1999. I think it was Lee Sharp who used to play for Man U at the time, and one night he was having a house party night before a game and Ferguson found out about it, Ferguson drove to Sharp’s house and stopped the party. Beckham, Giggs, Scholes and the Neville brothers were there.

[@BennyH11]

No Alan Hansen did not quit his job after at all. He was on Match of the day until 2014!

[@fatamy7]

awww such a good season. Went to most of the games this year. Take my son now and I do feel sorry that he hasnt been born during such a successful era but I suppose its character building ha ha

[@tazmusiq708]

Manchester United 🔥 ❤

[@Bnathann]

Props to that guy in how he broke down the different rolls the players plays and their roles.

[@HolmBot]

I was 13 such a great year 99

[@stevemurray1848]

Roy Keane was the best captain United ever had

[@danielfersbeanto7942]

With Dwight Yorke drop a notch behind and both winger Giggs and Beckham very attacking minded, this is basically a 4-2-3-1 that ahead of the time

[@dylansharkey6040]

Can't wait to see you check out content from other clubs' history

[@BasketCase-rr7tx]

In regards to the Munich Air Disaster, in 2011 they actually made a movie about it, its called United, and its very good, well worth watching IMO.

[@vm8886]

you should have a look at Arsenal and their invincible season. It's probably one of the biggest feats in the premier league along side the treble and Leicester.

[@christopherolowoyo5128]

Nice video

[@user-bq7ne8dh8d]

for 27 years in Man utd Sie Alex won 38 trophies including 13 Premier League titles. He is definitely a legend. U need to know more about Fergie time, bcs its real smart trick)

[@niklasberlin9626]

GGMU! Class of '92, Legends. Check em out.. or Roy Keane talks with Viera on the Arsenal United rivalry. Your heart will never look to another club afterwards.

[@tazmusiq708]

We United we subscribe ❤

[@nermar9955]

You should find a similar vid about Liverpool and Arsenal. I’m Liverpool supporter and we’ve been through similar a similar story. This vid was on to Arsenals story you should learn about with Wenger

[@jacklynch7802]

The class of 92 is a great doc on this time period and the players involved. More documentaries that are great about united are Roy Keanes, Wayne rooneys and Alex fergusons Also George Bests documentary is a fascinating tale of one of the most talented players in history, with his downfall being addiction

[@BennyH11]

I second this Class of 92 recommendation. From a City fan. Its not just about United but also about the football and the British culture (particularly Mancunian culture) in the 90s. Great watch. It would be great to see a reaction on here.

[@purplechaos5574]

IMO the best docs on this is by Balon. It's called "united - the path to glory".

[@ihsanrifqi1097]

Watch "The Class of 92" its a documentary film released in 2013 covering about the treble season and the story behind it with the perspective of The Class of 92 itsel, like: Ryan Giggs, Scholes, Beckham, Neville Brother and Nicky Butt.

[@random_guy422]

Cool video do thes for the othere clubs in the prem

[@tewodrossamson790]

GGMU 🥰

[@dariogutierrez6716]

I love the treble story. If you were born elsewhere in the world in the late 90s, how could you not fall in love with United?

[@tareqziad7498]

You need to react to real Madrid's three-peat champions Leagues

[@donemu9096]

You should expand your horizons on teams. Watch All of Nothing with Arsenal since you've see the Manchester City one and also Arsenal Invincibles season.

[@justme1111]

One thing to consider when choosing what position to play i s that, the more defensive the position the less room for error. As an attacking player you can get it wrong 50 times, as long as you get it right once and score, all your mistakes are forgotten, as a defender or goalkeeper any mistake is likely to cost your team a goal

[@ashleyknight455]

That bloke who’s talking on the video doesn’t no shit if he thinks football was only created in 92 he should have said the start of the premier league era

[@jacobhargreaves4854]

It was clearly a joke

[@JohnDoe-xz1mw]

you already reacted to roy keane, you just know him as roy kent :P

[@thacoonnn8492]

please react to dennis bergkamp, in my eyes the best first touch and technique is ever seef with messi and zidane.

[@thacoonnn8492]

comment en like there for you haha

[@davidribeiro1064]

I had forgotten Dennis Irwin.

[@mighty417]

We welcome you to United..

[@libanfarah1853]

Nice video keep up the good work but, On the topic of United and Cowboys comparisons I'd recommend watching the clueless americans guide for the premier league by BMOnus (the one uploaded in 2021) for a short guide about the different teams. Then if you liked that guide maybe watch the updated on about the current 2022-2023 season

[@101RadioheadCovers]

You should watch Roy Keane's interview with Gary Neville on "The Overlap". Maybe a bit too long to react to but one of the most entertaining, honest and hilarious sports interviews ever. It will also help push you over the edge as a confirmed United fan.

[@TheDizzydiana]

Read both Gary Neville and Roy Keane's books worth every penny.

[@thequietman760]

The last time united won the Champions League was 2008 and the last time we won the premier League was 2013.

[@keebs67]

Need to do a video on the Lisbon lions first British team to win the European cup and the way they won it will never be copied again imagine an American football team winning the highest club trophy possible and all there players where born with 30 miles of there home stadium

[@keebs67]

Lisbon lions is the name of the players who won it for Celtic

[@RudyCantGame]

You should do the same for Wenger

[@michaelrollinson7371]

For a very watchable dramatic re-telling on The Munich Air Disaster, I'd recommend a movie called "United" - You'll understand what happened.

[@julianvivas2895]

will you react to conte press conference?

[@forg_tful.]

there's one thing about united - hated, adored, never ignored. sounds like a cliche quote but it's legit - sir alex and united ruined a lot of people's childhoods with all that success and they're salty about it up til this day, which is why rival fans generally despise united. me though, i'll always love them. it's a team with a soul that still burns bright despite our owners being hot garbage trying to suck that soul out for decades. hopefully they leave soon so united can become a serious institution again.

[@neilgayleard3842]

At that time they were the best team in the world.

[@Galantus1964]

LOL believe me Fergie time means something entirely different....

[@januprajapati7880]

Do Pep Guardiola’s Barcelona: The greatest team ever .

[@bondhudey8065]

You gotta react to Real Madrid UCL three-peat

[@sharp78htdc61]

Ever since the creation of football in 1992, whats the guy talking about in the video lol

[@thequietman760]

We'll keep the red flag flying high coz Man United will never die.. GGMU 🇾🇪

[@JohnGriffith222]

Chelsea history is far more interesting IMO. Especially their most recent history.

[@Bowleskov]

If you want to know about the Busby Babes, the Munich Air Disaster and the recovery The 2011 film United should be your 1st stop. Man United and Liverpool are both teams that have glory periods interjected by absolute midtableness. I was never a fan of Ferguson's style which seemed to be an arrogant and aggressive approach, but it definitely remained effective even after the Buccaneers Leveraged buyout. Notable members of The class of '92 now own Salford City who compete in English football League 2.

[@Raktim709]

U should react fc barcelona greatest team ever

[@caleb9847]

He has a video on Roy Keane his first video react to that one too

[@bitanpaul9936]

After all of this in 2003 a young hotsot baller step into the theatre of dreams and make it his own his name is non other then CR7

[@Thomasowens100]

0:27 HE SAID FOOTBALL WAS CREATED IN 1992 😭😭😭 IT WAS 1870'S

[@IASP17]

Manchester United just barely won the CL in both 1999 and 2008. just barely. but they did and thats all that counts.

[@samsativa245]

People get Knighthoods for 'Outstanding service to British sport' or whatever. I mean we did fucking invent most of them

[@aaronflatt3525]

How is the football going? Two tips to think of, one is your first touch, imagine trying to catch a tennis ball on a tennis racket without it bouncing off, mirror that with your foot. For dribbling, imagine an ice hockey player using both sides of his stick, learn how to improve using the outside of your strong foot

[@lukessportsacademy]

I got injured 🤕. I plan on working myself back in next week though. I just need to go slow

[@aaronflatt3525]

@Luke’s Sports Academy yeah I saw a video, didn't realise it was as serious as that though. Hard surfaces are bad on the joints especially with excess weight, but you look slimmer, so it will get easier. I'm injured myself, I've hurt my knee and won't be able to play for another month or so I think

[@aaronflatt3525]

Also, look up luton town! Our away end is famous for a weird reason

[@lukessportsacademy]

@@aaronflatt3525 Yeah, I took some time off because the pain was pretty intense. I’m feeling pretty good though this week so I intend to start training lightly next week. Two days a week instead of six.

[@raulramirez8885]

St Pauli 4L

[@rednaskela4830]

Ferguson is easily the most famous of all time. You could argue either Pep or Mourinho is better allround managers but no one reaches Ferguson's legacy or accolades in a very long time, he is the Phil Jackson or Bill Belichick on steroids in football. And i'm a Liverpool fan so i really do not want to like him, at least i can cherish Klopp more or less in the top 5 discussion for now...

[@bitanpaul9936]

Hi no.7

[@saduck195]

react to arsenal invincible

[@chhitijpahari1011]

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[@speedyblue0618]

Who tf are the “Dales Cowboys” he keeps comparing the greatest Manchester United team to?

[@lukessportsacademy]

The richest sports team in the world. Valued $3B more than Manchester United. They were historically great in the 90s, have been decent in recent history but not had the same level of dominance. It’s actually a really good comparison.

[@stevehurley263]

If you are interested in English clubs in Europe, look no further than Liverpool. A club revolutionised by two men who built a legacy that was handed down to subsequent managers. Ferguson was notorious for trying to intimidate officials to gain an unfair advantage. Fergie time it was called and is boasted about by Man U fans. Another disgusting affair involving Man Utd was the 99/2000 season when they withdrew from the fa cup to play in a World club tournament. The fa cup is the lifeblood of lower league clubs and that season the chance to play against the defending champions was denied to them. A particular arrogance that is to be expected from them.

[@Nixima81]

Hi, nr:7

[@marcelo_vrda4589]

C'MON CHELSEA!

[@danielnewman4472]

'Creation of football'. Surely if someone is going to make a video on a subject like this, they should at least know that 1992 was the creation of the premier League....

[@NabsToneKido]

we are not the DALLAS COWBOYS!!

[@bennettthurman1285]

I hate Man United for the same reason I hate the Cowboys lol. The obnoxious, overconfident fans. United fans are a little more tame but still cut from the same cloth. No offense to either group though, it’s all good fun. Whatever club chooses you I hope you enjoy the ride.

[@burgerfk9106]

time to make a controversial statement and get a bunch of comments here .... Ashley cole > irwin

[@nathandc2669]

If you chose United as your club, then you are a legend

[@olliedc9570]

Who are United? You must mean Manchester Reds. Many other United’s around, which are actually a one club city, and thus United. I hate the Manchester red bias.

[@LauraGS564]

Dude said the creation of football in 1992 lmao. Shit, that got me.

[@alfredkar]

Yeah...I thought "just how many ppl that statement would annoy from the start!??"!!😂😂

[@LauraGS564]

@@alfredkar I shockingly was not annoyed. It made me laugh.

[@perezjoshua2541]

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