Luke Gets TRIGGERED while Learning About Football Rivalries

[@ViJoker1]

I 100% recomend reacting to videow from Copa 90's Derby Days series. They go deep into each rivalry they cover, and they don't keep to the most famous ones. You really get the sense of why and how the rivalry starts and is felt by the fans. You would love it because it exactly what you wanted from this video!

[@dilisarcop1573]

I absolutely second this recommendation! Some of the best football content on youtube especially for telling the fan side of the story with TV level production value

[@carlosarrighi1147]

indeed

[@LoaRicardo]

Copa 90's is a great chanel

[@Diego.Ambrosini]

yes, Copa 90 is a great recommendation. Rabona TV is another channel with a nice series on different rivalries across the world

[@alexandrustavarache3262]

I can double down on this recommendation. Copa 90 is what you want to watch to learn about what some clubs represent to the local community/towns

[@tipi5586]

Yea, this was a totally AI generated video D: I like your more natural style these days though buddy!

[@victorangelico5368]

Fla-Flu has an interesting history, but nowadays it isn't even the fifth biggest rivalry in Brazil.

[@chaoznofx]

yes this vid is like just a list ... feels so empty... I mean the vid youre watching.

[@Skizzores]

The dispute between Liverpool and Manchester United started when City of Manchester dug a canal from the River Mersey in Liverpool leading to Salford, it’s called The Manchester Ship canal and it led to City of Liverpool losing trade from the ships and going into a decline. Old Trafford stadium passes near the canal

[@Kobenoz]

Michael Essien is a footballer from Ghana. He played for Lyon, Chelsea, Real Madrid, AC Milan, Panathinaikos, etc., but when asked in one of his interviews on which derby he considered the most tense, harsh, bloody, yet exciting, he replied; Persib Bandung (his former team in Indonesian league) vs Persija Jakarta...

[@jonisilk]

This sounds like a AI voice (mispronouncing "derby" in an English accent), reading a poorly compiled list....as you've just said, lol. You're right to be critical though, it's a poor video, made with no real thought or love. I'd avoid the channel in future.

[@SanxBile]

You could tell instantly that it's an AI voice. It really makes the whole video unwatchable. Which is unfortunate of course!

[@Mazrati]

So the Fla-Flu rivalry is pretty much the same as River Plate and Boca Junior. It's rich vs working class but its weird because some how during history Flamengo became the club the represents the working class and lower class in Rio de Janeiro yet it was created by rich people while Fluminense was founded in Laranjeira which is an affluent neighborhood in Rio.

[@keebs67]

German football has a lot of massive teams in its second league

[@sehu1291]

Also a lot of them in the first. Pretty divided

[@kentgrady9226]

Boca/River is in some ways typical... Close geographic proximity, football-mad culture, relatively even success, and historical class distinction between supporters. Boca are traditionally the working class team, while River are historically the club of the affluent. Reality is different today - both clubs have supporters from across the socio-economic spectrum. What makes it special is the local passion.

[@sehu1291]

It's so cool to see your knowledge grow

[@VillaFanDan92]

Yeah, this seems like AI slop. Like, Dortmund vs. Schalke is the only derby that the two teams are a short train ride apart!? Most derbies in Europe you can walk between the stadiums. Your rant had more effort into it than the video lol I'm not Italian, but some context to what the robot was referring to in the Milan derby. There actually used to only be one team in Milan. AC Milan, which uses the English name for the city (rather than the Italian "Milano") because it was founded by an English person. AC Milan had a policy of only playing Italian players, and there was a dispute with some members of the club wanting to sign foreign players. And that dispute ended up woth the foundation of a second team "Internazionale Milano" (as in they're the International team in Milan, because they signed foreign players). Obviously, both teams sogn non-Italians these days, but that is the origin that the bot loosely referred to.

[@fichinesonline]

Hi from Argentina. So, we don't call it derby (that's in spain), we call it Super-Clasico. The rivarly started way back in the day as both clubs were originated in La Boca village. With the purchase of Carlos Peucelle for 10 thousand pesos in 1931, and Bernabé Ferreyra in 1932 for 35 thousand pesos, the club revolutionized the transfer market of the time, earning the nickname "Millonarios". Also, in 2018 River and Boca played at Madrid the Libertadores Final (it's like the Champions League for Americas) and River won 3-1.

[@Jozua86]

In the Netherlands it's Ajax and Feyenoord. Away fans from both teams have been banned for over 10 years. Even without the away fans some recent matches got stopped because fans started riots. The most recent edition should have been a week ago, but got postponed because the safety of the players bus couldn't be guaranteed due to police strikes.

[@suzuyj]

copa90s derby days lazio vs roma is very interesting or boca vs river

[@mikibv8007]

Copa 90 River Boca Libertadores superclasico is really really worth the watch

[@unnwas]

Brazilian football is rich in rivalries as clubs there also dispute state leagues and Brazil has many big clubs, you can't really pick just one. Palmeiras vs São Paulo vs Santos vs Corinthians, Flamengo vs Vasco vs Botafogo vs Fluminense, Grêmio vs Internacional, Atlético Mineiro vs Cruzeiro, Bahia vs Vitória and many others.

[@eduardoantonio6563]

Exactly! I struggled to explain this to a mexican friend the other day. Even though we have nation wide rivalries, local beefs like Ponte Preta vs Guarani, Come Fogo (Botafogo-SP and Comercial), Athletiba (Athletico-PR & Coritiba), Paysandu vs Remo are wiiiild and much more intense than most serie A rivalries. 😂

[@joni-ll6mj]

Sometimes being neighbors with fanbases that have a deep identification with the teams and the region they represent is enough to spice up games into classical rivalries. Small events and disagreements gets emphasized and deepen the lore around the rivalry. Families pass down identities and ties to a club from one generation to the next. I am from Dortmund and did grow up with the Revierderby. I think it is more about identity and belonging than significant events that started it.

[@anxofernandez3344]

I share your frustration..

[@steelydanlover1972]

The rivalry between Celtic and Rangers is fundamentally rooted in: England's invasion and partial colonization of Ireland beginning on 1 May 1169 England's (with the help of the Scots and Welsh) re-invasion and full conquest of Ireland (1536 - 1691) The Plantation of Ulster, the organized colonization (plantation) of Ulster - a province of Ireland - by people from Great Britain during the reign of King James VI and I. Most of the settlers (or planters) were Protestants from southern Scotland (predominantly Presbyterian ) and northern England (predominantly Anglican); their culture differed from that of the native Irish (predominantly Catholic). Small privately funded plantations by wealthy landowners began in 1606, but the full-on plantation officially began in 1609, and ended in 1690. The plantation was organized by King James VI and I as a means of controlling, anglicizing, and "civilizing" Ulster . Prior to the plantation, the province of Ulster was almost entirely Gaelic, Catholic, and rural and had been the region most resistant to English control. These settlers (or planters) were sent to live in Ulster to ethnically cleanse the indigenous Irish Catholic inhabitants, thus transforming the province from one which was almost entirely Gaelic, Catholic and predominantly Irish-speaking, to a province which would be predominantly subservient to English (and later British) rule, Protestant, and English-speaking The Great Irish Famine (1845 - 1852), and the subsequent mass exodus out of Ireland that emerged from it. Between 1830 and 1914, up to 300,000 Irish people immigrated to Scotland, the vast majority of them were Catholic, and the majority of them settled in the Glasgow metropolitan area and the West of Scotland. Celtic Football Club was founded on 6 November 1887, at a meeting in St. Mary's Church Hall in the Calton area of Glasgow by Andrew Kerrins (religious name Brother Walfrid), a Marist Brother from Ballymote, County Sligo, Ireland. It was founded with the purpose of alleviating poverty in the poor Irish Catholic immigrant and diaspora population in Glasgow's East End. Celtic quickly gained a strong and committed following amongst the Irish Catholic immigrant and Irish Catholic immigrant-descendant population of the Glasgow metropolitan area and the West of Scotland. To this day, the vast majority of Celtic's support comes from Glaswegians of Irish Catholic descent. In response to Celtic's founding, a football club with explicit Irish Catholic connections, Glasgow's native Scottish Presbyterian and pro-Unionist leaning populatio (many of whom held deeply anti-Catholic and anti-Irish racist beliefs) adopted Rangers, founded in 1872, If you want a decent documentary on the rivalry between Celtic and Rangers, the Old Firm derby, this documentary from 2000 is a far better introduction. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWOnaaWVqJZohNE&ab_channel=mp3dash There's also this one - kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaCllKV9fraEmsk&ab_channel=Anything%26Everything And this one - https:/ /kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZjKhZV5mMeWhKM&ab_channel=VICE

[@ingobordewick6480]

Borussia Dortmund supporter here since I was 4 years old. One thing you will never get, if you are not there, is the tension that is building through the whole city in preperation of the derby against Schalke 04. You can almost feel it in the air.

[@dascz1]

Back in the ol days, when the Revierderby BVB vs Schalke was quite young, thousands of ppl came to the Stadium. Much more than the stadiums could fit in. To keep the enthusiastic fans from the pitch, they hired securities with dogs and positioned them next to the field lines. And one time a fan got bitten by a dog. So the next Derby, the other team used baby Lions to keep them off the field.

[@thorwaldspolle7498]

Not a fan was bitten by a dog. IT was actually a Player from Schalke named Friedel Rausch.

[@Gustavo_Baeza]

Excited to see Brandon Fleming playing 15 minutes in the FA Cup in Football Manager 🔥🔥🔥

[@firestorm2820]

Liverpool had the ports and are quite famous for ship building but Manchester is essentially the crossroads to the rest of the north west and beyond whether this is by road, rail or canal and during the industrial revolutions progression its location was key to its popularity and success

[@marshallerikson9603]

I dont think there is one specific reason for why the revierderby is so intense. Its just 2 succesfull clubs that are very close to eachother so they often played each other and got compared to eachother. Probably its similar in Highschool football. On top there is events like the schalke goalkeeper transfering to dortmund.

[@chaoznofx]

there is nothing like RIVER - BOCA ... southamerica just stops everithing for those 2 hr... even crime rates go lower... 111 years and counting...

[@rogeriopenna9014]

Most Brazilian specialists consider the Gre-Nal (Grêmio x Internacional) the biggest brazilian derby, for the way the whole state of Rio Grande do Sul is divided between the two clubs, while other states often have more influence from the big clubs from Rio and São Paulo, and Rio and São Paulo themselves have 4 big clubs each. the rivalry began in 1909, when Inter was founded and Grêmio, founded 6 years earlier, won 10-0. In fact, it began a little earlier, when the Poppe brothers from São Paulo tried to join Grêmio, and Grêmio refused because the club was only for Porto Alegre citizens, mostly germans.

[@elpanchito421]

Fierce, historic derbies in England that go under the radar internationally: - Newcastle vs Sunderland (Tyne-Wear Derby) - Aston Villa vs Birmingham (Second City Derby) - Wolves vs West Brom (Black Country Derby) - Southampton vs Portsmouth (South Coast Derby) - Sheffield Wednesday vs Sheffield United (Steel City Derby) Recommend checking some of these out. The atmospheres are insane. All way nastier than Man United vs Liverpool nowadays.

[@brunoactis1104]

Isn't the Tyne Wear easily the most famous english derby? At least in England most would tell you so.

[@elpanchito421]

@@brunoactis1104 it’s up the there, definitely. Wouldn’t say most famous, but top three for sure. Two extremely passionate one-city clubs who despise each haha

[@sunn000]

If you ever feel like watching a documentary about FCBarcelona I recommend Balon- English: FC Barcelona An Era Between Two Greats. I've never seen anything like it...

[@GaryGernon]

10:10 talks about Milan cathedral and shows a picture of Derby cathedral in the UK 🤦‍♂️.

[@samlearmonth5532]

AI videos like that, on YT or TikTok, are the bane of my life. I loathe them... I feel your pain.

[@johnylocky9671]

Marseille against Paris is missing

[@PankajSharma-et4fy]

You can compare the enjoyment that comes with cricket and other sports like football, rugby or baseball. But when the cricket ball hits the ground with 140 km/h and come to the batsman.....then how he can hendel the ball with 360 degrees ground (with 50-90 meter boundaries) 😊😊😊

[@sehu1291]

Speaking about the thousands of derbys It's almost alway just because they are either from the same City/region or rich vs poor, religion, events in the past. Or all together

[@emonbokaj]

I'm here for the rant

[@rakification]

Most video creators don’t know a lot about their own subjects. Borussia Dortmund won the 97 Champions League, right. But Schalke 04 won in the same year(!) the predecessor of the Euro League, UEFA Cup. Why he didn’t mention it stays a mystery. Their rivalry was one of the 4 biggest derbies in Europe. Schalke is the club, players like Manuel Neuer or Leroy Sane are from, Raul finished his career there etc. Schalke was reall a big club and had a downfall in the last years and got relegated

[@webbzz91]

You need to look into the second city derby.

[@beianebds1713]

Porto vs Benfica has got to be on there

[@elforaneo5454]

I will rather watch you make this type of contect like rivalry or historical moments.

[@RianoJP14]

Football is so far from being only a sport. It's an enourmous social and cultural movement that can get as intense as a war. So many people have died because of football rivalries that it becomes an actual social issue of huge dimensions. Gringos will never get it

[@MatiasDypala]

I thing the Inter MIlan - AC Milan derby is not that important to Inter compared to Inter Milan - Juventus...

[@Gia1911Logous]

You can't have a rivalry video and not put Olymliakos vs Panathinaikos from Greece It is the single most violent derby in the entire world

[@pauloadm]

São Paulo classic (Palmeiras x Corinthians x São Paulo x Santos) is MORE important than Rio de Janeiro classic. São Paulo is more important city in Brazil than Rio de Janeiro

[@cacho100uva]

You were not being mean, the video was just trash and deserved the criticism. It's unfortunate but I find that many of the videos on football are like this, people know there's a gigantic market for football content so they make these low effort surface level videos to capitalize on it. Even the ones that claim to explain european football to americans (pretty sure I watched you react to one or two of those) fail at so many levels to properly convey the subject. This video just got to your nerves, and to mine as well, because at every turn it feigns to carry more meaning or information than it actually does. As for the rivalries, sometimes they just form out of nothing more than proximity or competition history, that's why when you search for more there really isn't anything. Not all of them have meaningful things to be explored.

[@joules_sw]

Luke, they say there's a chance that Keylor Navas (3 UCL winner with Madrid) goes to Barcelona, it would be like Figo or Ronaldo Nazario ...the thing is, ter stegen Is injuried and they need a gk with no current contract, and it seems like Claudio Bravo and Keylor Navas, even thought they're old , they're the options

[@sehu1291]

I read the same thing yesterday. But Spanish newspapers, which are usually very reliable, have written that they don't want to replace ter Stegen just for this season but want to buy a new long-term number 1. And to sell ter Stegen in the summer. They believe that ter Stegen has no future, especially after this injury. And Navas would not be a long-term solution at his age. However, it is difficult to find a number 1 for the future in winter or without a contract. That's why it's possible with Navas, but I think he's too expensive for them in terms of salary

[@rana1561]

Only way to counter this video is by making a video where Luke states the obvious in AI voice style. A Luke GPT.

[@user-or1jp4qr7d]

If your wanting a great video going into the Liverpool v Manchester United Rivalry, I'd highly recommend this, called 'Us and Them' which was done by Liverpool FC's channel a couple years back it goes into the attitudes of football during the 80's as well so will help paint a really good picture on the rivalry. Here is the link kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJPNaohufbF0m5Y

[@BamoHussein]

24:15 That Graham Sounes clip gotta be top 10 hardest moments in football history

[@phantom1998]

The port dispute you are talking about is probably with Everton, not Manchester United. Manchester is not a port city.

[@kayvee6444]

Left out Kaiser Chiefs vs Orlando Pirates

[@asparceproton1]

If you want to dig deeper into the Barcelona-Real Madrid rivalry, look into the Spanish Civil War. Basically Madrid represent the Franco types, and Barcelona represent the lefty wing separatists.

[@sehu1291]

Derbys are the best in football. Wiener Derby at the weekend was crazy but too much. Hate is okay. But don't throw flares

[@PankajSharma-et4fy]

I like football, rugby and baseball very much but Cricket is love...... 💗 😊.

[@demi_martinez]

Boca is people, Boca is fest, River is different... Colder.

[@PankajSharma-et4fy]

When I see football match first time and first think in my mind just 2 goals in one match......??? WTF.... And team wins. Like I spend my time and focus on game and I saw just two goals( I know that it's very hard to goal when many players are there for Stop the ball) but in cricket also there 11 players to stop one batsman. Wtf I'm talking about but I mean I found Cricket is more interesting 🤔

[@dominicburgi8883]

Suggestion: use the parts they didn't explain and watch videos on those.

[@jordegales]

Boca Jr - River plate It is the biggest and wild rivalry on southamerica. The video doesn't explain nothing

[@Veigueta]

Corinthians x Palmeiras is the biggest rivalry in Brazil

[@rhys3778]

No place for ai voice overs on youtube. takes all the soul out of it

[@Bowleskov]

I share your frustrations at this video which is clearly an AI Content grift. I don't think it is possible to get into why Football rivalries are so intense in such a brief period. I'd love to know why Liverpool and Man United have such an intense rivalry yet Everton and Manchester City also of those cities don't. The AI completely skipped he Franco Regime elements of the El Classico. My go to for these kind of videos is usually HITC Sevens, Who if anything gets a bit too detailed.

[@chaoznofx]

Luke, just make your own rivalry vid up to what you know and a little more that you can collect in an hour f wiki... we will watch it.

[@vibely.7511]

Ahh yes, Boca Juniors and Manchester United. A classic derby day.

[@MrTmml1240]

If you want to trigger a Inter fan. You can called their team Inter Milan just like the video.

[@ernestoleonduplatupegui7398]

The rivarly between boca and River was a territorial dispute, they both from "el barrio de la boca", boca neighborhood....boca wins the dispute....it's was a cultura al dispute not a legal one....

[@powerviolentnightmare5026]

All hail Celtic! All Hail Ireland!

[@emilioweed_]

thogden just did a video on the superclasico this weekend! you should react

[@chaoznofx]

Luke take it easy... you will find the right video... ask the members... Folks throw some sugestions... there has to be better Football Rivalries vids than this...

[@Eliaso79]

Being upset about that Video is very reasonable. It's a joke, 100% AI generated, even a poor AI.

[@PankajSharma-et4fy]

Hello brother. You need to see Sachin Tendulkar's best innings and Virat Kohli's also. Please react on any best cricket match highlights.

[@Sloeber1970]

Not allways but often different clubs have a different political ideology in their historical roots. For example AS Roma is leftwing but Lazio Roma is fashist rightwing club. Imagine, I know you guys don't have that but just imagine you have one team drinking Pepsi and the other prefering Coca cola whitin 1 city and you divide them up by their preference and you pass that preference from father to son. From an early age you teach your son that Pepsi is the best and by any means you can not drink Coca cola or vica versa. This is a silly example but it is kind of true and it can be really childish too. below I give you such an example. Often you see clubs who represent white collor workers and their Rivals from the same city the blue collor workers. Or clubs with people who origionally immigrated in a city and the (true) native ones. In the states that would be Republicans vs democrats or even more specific Rino's vs conservatives. It can also be supporters from uptown versus supporters from downtown. It can be anything Here is the Fun fact I prommised: I know about a Dutch supporter from Feynoord Rotterdam who refuses to use a cleaning product called Ajax. He doesn't want it in his house because the club Ajax Amsterdam is his biggest rival team eventhough the cleaning product has nothing to do with the football club. It is just the name of the product and he knows that but he just can't stand that name. That is how rediculous but deep it gets. Hard to understand for an American isn't it?

[@lukaskok364]

Video is shit, but i still give you like,😉 keep reactions coming👌

[@Zac-n1g]

Yes, soccer is fantastic, but it's time to watch Australian Rules Football (AFL). What is AFL.

[@JustChrisNow]

Yeah that's a pretty basic video. Look out for footballs biggest traitors. The Celtic / Rangers traitor is wild.

[@marcelo_vrda4589]

Bayern munich is just succesfull , its not even on the top 5 derbys in germany

[@andreanecchi5930]

Ac Milan won the last derby 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@BigNews2021]

That video didn't give you much to work with. And the pronunciation is atrocious. The worst were Flamengo/Fluminense, and Galatasaray/Fenerbahçe. Another annoying point is that when he's speaking about a certain match or event, they play a totally unrelated clip.

[@marcelo_vrda4589]

sadly the video was really bad, hope u find a better one that people will probably suggest on the comments

[@florenciohernandezjr.2556]

No Porto vs Benfica & America vs Chivas is crazy.. but as many have said.. it was a shit AI video.

[@mikhaildas]

you got clickbaited by an AI bad video.

[@rogeriopenna9014]

Weird video. Not well done. Weird editing. Like... talks about 1968 El Classico and shows much more recent footage.

[@HectorMariecote]

I hope he paid you to watch this bad ai created video... Big L

[@ernest1428]

Sorry but I can´t stand AI generated videos, even if you are reacting to them, I very much rather you going to videos explaining each one of the rivalries

[@BamoHussein]

The biggest rivalry in Germany is Hertha Berlin and Union. I'd recomend react to copa 90s vidoe on the rivalry, love that channel

[@dascz1]

Lol

[@chaoznofx]

25:45 you should have stopped at BOCA - RIVER ... 😅 I cant believe you finished it... me, Im having fun watching you Luke...