Karl-Heinz Rummenigge

[@Eclipse2582]

Music: "Commuter" by Murray Munro.

[@davidfernandez9978]

Thank u very much. I followed this program when I was a child and I wondered sometimes what its name was

[@OnkelPetey]

I grew up watching Pele. Amazing! Then Karl Heinz Rummenigge. I also enjoyed watching Maradona. True champions of Fussball!

[@armenn18]

1:52 is the most amazing goal I've ever seen.

[@Temboz]

I grew up watching Rummenige in the 1980's, he was a great german striker.

[@totaalvoetbal]

Germany has produced many Legends: Beckenbauer, G. Muller, Rummenigge, Matthaus, U. Seeler (and even more). Strange that there isn't much footage of these Legends

[@pilotl1011]

you are correct, very little footage of him, many of the younger generation never heard of him, they think Zidane, c ronaldo,,cantona, messi--etc are great players. I watched most of his games at the time, an amazing player, we need to have more footage of Rummenigge. Another German legend is Gerd Mueller,.

[@axlkss3]

we need more footage of zico too

[@Aladaquila]

Rummenigge was combination, at the highest level, between physical power and sophisticated technique

[@OMENASOSE-iw1do]

ONE OF MY IDOLS IS KARL HEINZ RUMMENGGE

[@FearsomeVoid]

Gerd Müller, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Rudi Völler, Jürgen Klinsmann, Oliver Bierhoff etc. Germany had many awesome strikers

[@totaalvoetbal]

A true Legend! Why is there so few footage of this Legend!!??

[@mikkomallikas3224]

one of my idols and heroes

[@smurfyday]

That goal was rightfully disallowed. Very dangerous play to kick the foot up above the head in the penalty area.

[@juliojgr19]

@grympinski German, and now he's working for his former club, Bayern Munich, where he won two golden balls (1980-1981). He would be in my ideal offensive team (1972-2002) with Ronaldo, Gerd Muller, Van Baste, Maradona, Cruyff, Platini, Zidane, Zico and Schuster.

[@feanorelf1]

@PeterOwen88 I 've read this comments on any player of the past. Maybe it's your age, but you and the others have no idea what you are talking about. At that time most teams used man-marking and defenses were not in-line, that means, for example, in Italy to have Mr. Gentile marking you and Mr. Scirea doubling the marking. Defenders in the '70es and '80es, with man marking, were miles better and tougher than today's ones.

[@TheDudeNamedDute]

Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, what a MAN! ^^

[@S12D67]

A 0.54 del video, grandissima prodezza atletica del mitico Rummenigge.

[@utuber2]

Great goal at 1:40. I must defences were much more stand-offish in those days. The forwards had so much time on the ball

[@totaalvoetbal]

@reflexkidx99 Well there is about 30% left of footage from Pele, because of a fire in the room with all his footage. From the WC'66 every match is recorded. In in clubfootball all the Europa Cup 1 games from about the late '60 early 70'ties. So there should be enough footage of Rummenigge. Especially when you consider that Rummenigge played from '74 to '89. And Beckenbauer about a decade earlier and Pele was in his prime in the 60'ties.

[@BANDIIDO]

UN DÍA COMO HOY 25 DE SEPTIEMBRE NACIÓ 1955: Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, futbolista alemán. (Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (*Lippstadt, 25 de septiembre de 1955) es un exfutbolista alemán. Integró laSelección alemana que conquistó la Eurocopa 1980 y obtuvo los subcampeonatos del mundo en 1982 y1986. Recibió en dos ocasiones el Balón de Oro como mejor jugador europeo en 1980 y 1981. Integra la lista de los 50 Mejores Jugadores del Siglo XX

[@NaturalBornChilla666]

The last 2 goals are awesome! haha

[@nydr9x]

one of the best players EVER!

[@Astralwurksdk]

Rummenigga was a Balon D Oire winner, and a runner up. Lothar Matthaus (German FIFA Player of the Year winner) once said that he faced Zico and Maradona, yet he still thought Rummenegga was the best player he ever played against.

[@karlbenzsagredo]

1:50 amazing!

[@ebbetheman8678]

Thx for the vid :D

[@cyberarmy007]

Rummenigge is after Gerd Müller the best German striker of all time!

[@feanorelf1]

@PeterOwen88: Actually I would not be able to answer such a question, but if the question were if I believe that the defense line of Bayern which broke the successful run of Ajax had better chance than any defence nowadays to stop Barcelona, I would for sure answer yes. The point is: football has changed in the years in a way to make life easier to the forwards. A good man marker whas someone who was attached to you like a stamp for the whole match and possibly also in the showerrooms.

[@gnash555]

Best EVER football joke: Half Time analysis Match of The Day 1986 World Cup... Jimmy Hill: What do you think of that Rummenigge? Garth Crooks: What rumour's that Jimmy?

[@feanorelf1]

@PeterOwen88 @PeterOwen88: He didn't wait in his zone, but followed you everywhere, and his credo was to kick whatever moving... if it was the ball, no matter and tolerance towards violence from a defender was much higher than now. Of course this cannot be perceived from youtube highlights, but only looking at whole matches from that time. However, to and with the answer: I cannot see today any defender equal to Beckenbauer, Krol, Gentile, Scirea, Passarella or Figueroa.

[@larryl.ian.]

his dribble reminds me of Shinji Kagawa, great player anyway, best european player 81/82 i think?

[@totaalvoetbal]

@KoksNase1987 Well your comment may seem cynical, but it isn't. Matthauis verry underratted, Muller same. People think he could only score goals. But he was excellent in the combination, was verry strong, and he gave lots of assists. The only German who gets the credits is Beckenbauer, but it's impossible to underrate him. Only what he did on the WOrld Cups is enough. Silver, Bronze, Gold, plus he won it as a coach.

[@totaalvoetbal]

@pilotl1011 Well your comment may seem cynical, but it isn't. Matthauis verry underratted, Muller same. People think he could only score goals. But he was excellent in the combination, was verry strong, and he gave lots of assists. The only German who gets the credits is Beckenbauer, but it's impossible to underrate him. Only what he did on the WOrld Cups is enough. Silver, Bronze, Gold, plus he won it as a coach.

[@PeterOwen88]

@feanorelf1 the fact is neither of us can prove what we are saying because the plays from the past and present cannot play against each other....but think of it this way, do you think thew defenders from 70s, 80s could cope with the Barcelona of today????????? it shouldnt take you long to find an answer

[@TheMrBennito]

good body fake movements. clever player he was.

[@gheorghehagi6235]

Surprisingly, he was a banker before he became professional!! Is is possible?

[@kod2600]

@EmretjuhRocksJwz The chairman of FC Bayern Munich does not need money from you or from anyone on the street. p.s his mustache was shaved every time I saw him in a press conference.

[@abarcant]

starting by the fact that his age is 11 years younger than you claim, it's easy to guess the veracity of your comment

[@faruq2588]

Here from pes

[@kinder0111]

this time karl-heinz rummenige impossible

[@dungam9402]

he not bad versus PELE Maradona Cruyf

[@OMENAKAKKU-pw1tj]

I WISHD IM SOME DAY FINNISH RUMMENIGGE 171+14. 174+18. 187+18

[@andrewernest24]

spoil podolski and lazy gomez doesnt even half of this Great Striker

[@PeterOwen88]

these players are only incredible are their time playing the game, place them against some of the teams/players today and they will get slaughtered