Never Forget the Brilliance of Philippe Coutinho... (REACTION)

Never Forget the Brilliance of Philippe Coutinho... (REACTION)
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[@KRYME9]

The Coutinho Junction, when he turns on that junction, Goal!

[@toggiflatbaka5109]

you need to react to steven gerrard the most complete midfielder he is the best midfielder and most complete player i ever watched and some say he pushed philippe coutinho to become this good

[@xli-36912]

All he had to do was stay at Liverpool and he would be a legend right now cause ever since he left they’ve went on to win everything their is to win

[@blade3430]

You'd probably be very impressed with Karim Benzema, Salah, Arjen Robben, or Sergio Aguero.

[@seanhunter2086]

Bro u gotta check out alexis sanchez and eden hazard

[@VoiceSYX]

You should react to “Eden Hazard sublime dribbling skills&goals” He was once called the best player under Messi and Ronaldo🔥🔥

[@whyzekid]

Yeah react to Eden Hazard at Chelsea

[@patinho5589]

No end product and massively overrated in those days.

[@br4503]

react to raymars video about johan cruyff

[@vietanho4967]

Pls react to wont forget Neymar at santos

[@jjjk2048]

They on the sideline lol react to heroes substitutes

[@ApocalypticFart]

Please react to Ricardo Kaka in his prime or Arjen Robben's most predictable move in football

[@Tez95]

I'm surprised you don't have a Neymar Jr reaction yet🤔 ...

[@joshg2603]

Bro he stinks of futsal. I remember clips of him I seen on KZbin of him as a kid. And he plays the exact same. Baller.

[@mezertt]

React to Adel Taraabt - humiliating everyone

[@mustafcabdillahi3292]

You have to react Steven Gerrard the complete midfielder

[@seanhunter2086]

The subs are on the sideline bro but I guess they just dont show em, the field so big the camera hardly where they at

[@davidsmith3476]

React to eden hazard when football becomes art

[@remnant7855]

React to cristiano Ronaldo tested to the limit

[@sebastianrubianes1838]

You need to react to INIESTA

[@ji0137]

One of my favourite player to watch and I'm so glad that he played for us (bayern munich) even as a loan player

[@bean3601]

Cheers lad for reacting to this

[@ZIADZELZALL]

The Messi era PLEASEE

[@jacksmith4460]

sometimes players do moves that seem a little much or not needed, and sometimes that's true...but also sometimes it's just a rhythm thing, if a player feels like they are hot that day and its all flowing, they may try more random looking stuff just because its part of the rhythm of how that player plays, and it may actually have nothing to do with disrespect (certainly is for 90% of the time in my case, I do tricks as part of my style, I might turn it up if people trash talk though, THEN it's disrespect) The other thing is, and this is a thing for me too, is that some players have certain moves that act like a starting point to go into others, so they may chuck it in there just to create a space they understand that others dont expect , so they can then work out of that situation with that slight advantage and forcing of reaction in defenders. Again something like this is not disrespect, in fact its the opposite, because stuff like that works better on good defenders than bad ones, because they have to be good enough to anticipate you well, for you to sell them good illusions and then use that. Sometimes its just a means of buying time for your team mates to run up level with you so you can feed them There is a final component which is just about planting uncertainty in the defences mind, which then gives you more openings 1 on 1 as it plants more doubt in defenders minds and this helps you drop people for sure, its jedi mind trick really lool So a fancy move might be the start of creating a means of beating a defender, or it also could be something that just fits the players natural rhythm, creating time in attack or even creates chaos in the defences mind, none of which are about disresepct, if anything the opposite, its a sign of respect, by bringing your best moves, not just basic kick and rush football (kick it past them and just run faster)

[@mohx2847]

You really took your time explaining 😂👍

[@skinnymon123]

Btw the dip the ball has isnt bc its weak and its sinking bc of gravity, thats added topspin

[@Anisanis-nm9zf]

you have to react to The Game Through the Eyes of Lionel Messi one of the best vids

[@Anisanis-nm9zf]

it shows how messi thinks how he play

[@theonestrawhat]

you should react to The Young Lionel Messi ● Dribbling Skills ● 2005-2009 (the greatest dribbler football/soccer has ever seen)

[@theonestrawhat]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZLaoKN7abZ9idU here is the link

[@dovah2167]

you should react to "Allan Saint-Maximin - Humiliating Everyone" by AScomps

[@jacksmith4460]

Coutinho was exceptional for Liverpool and has found his form again for Aston Villa, but he lost his way a bit when he signed for Barcelona, at Liverpool he was the main man, but at Barca he was behind Messi , Suarez and Neymar and I think he suffered because of this, shame because he is a player of similar quality to Suarez and Neymar when he's at peak. Best piece of business Liverpool ever did though, signed him from Inter Milan as a teenager for 8milion and sold to Barca for 140 million (something like that), I remember when Liverpool (my teams) signed him from Inter, Inter fans were pissed that they had let hi go for so little, his talent was obvious even then

[@michaelwielingen7696]

When he was at barca neymar was not there And i am sorry he is top class but not neymar nor suarez level please🙏

[@incrediLance]

if you liked this then you will like Franck Ribery - When football becomes art even more! I tell you that's the guy you WANT to see haha The way he makes people look is just ridiculous!

[@Quester2]

Why would highlights show bench players? Lol. Sometimes you see coaches, they are usually standing in front of benches.

[@moroccan-flavors]

please react to streets won't forget ADAIL TAARABT you will like him

[@xli-36912]

He peaked at Liverpool Barcelona ruined him He was on the bench at Bayern (scored against Barca) Went to Aston Villa and is now a shell of what he was at Liverpool

[@rizkidipopamungkas480]

U not look like understand why defender fall. Cause they want to do sliding tackle. React paolo maldini & franco baresi dynamic duo they are mastermind in sliding tackle technique

[@SomethingToProveOfficial]

Please react to Alphonso Davies humiliating everyone

[@gogogg2615]

yeah if you like this one you should react to ''favelas won't forget neymar at santos'' I've commented this so many times hahaha

[@muzik4023]

Lol damn didn’t know he was that good! Impressive

[@murdercake1014]

Substitute players sit on the bench by the pitch the players that are going to come on are usually next to the pitch warming up

[@BygunCOD]

if you like see pass you should react to Paul pogba good skill and great goals too btw

[@sjd15]

React to "Football's most brutal plays"

[@bootroomtv9776]

They on the bench (on the bottom of your TV in general)

[@nawaf5647]

React for Nesta best defender in history trust me

[@marcelomoreirafilho9565]

React to Neymar - the art of passing

[@diogosa3101]

in football there are also substitutes 😂

[@alien6855]

He kicks the ball very hard too

[@chris.m8638]

React to Mohamed Salah vs No Space

[@euganieldamiao8084]

Now that you're familiar with the players and understand how the leagues work, it's time for you to know the most used formation of the 2000s era, the 4-3-3, what positions operate and the roles of each player. And the video I'm going to request is by Football meta,here's the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oF6aYaZsr7yHhrs it's called "the 433 formation: tactical principles" 13 minutes and you won't be confused next time you watch a game cause it breaks down everything and is short. So day 3 of requesting "The 433 formation: tactical principles" by Football Meta

[@diogosa3101]

Coutinho brazillian skills

[@diogosa3101]

React to salah bro and di Maria

[@olatubosunstephen5704]

React to beauty of football

[@benjaminbronnimann3966]

React to Ryad Mahrez

[@whyzekid]

React to Eden Hazard

[@ahmedabdulqadir9781]

Robinho please

[@jacksmith4460]

Liverpool have just signed a dude called Carvalho, and he not well known...yet. He is like Coutinho mk2 expect highlight reel vids to drop as the season unfolds

[@jacksmith4460]

Coutinho has creative spark for days, dude can make something out of nothing, he actually reminds me more of a 90's player than a modern one, he has that ability to just win a game by himself from midfield, 90's there were loads of players like that, now I feel like there are a handful

[@lucasjordan2497]

React to you can’t teach passes like Trent by as comps he’s the best passer in the world up there with Kevin de bruyne

[@yazeedalalmaee1950]

There is two great players you most react to ( Zidane, Modric ) these two are great midfielders of all time

[@valid7554]

You gotta react to Adama Traoré most explosive player

[@jacksmith4460]

sometimes players do moves that seem a little much or not needed, and sometimes that's true...but also sometimes it's just a rhythm thing, if a player feels like they are hot that day and its all flowing, they may try more random looking stuff just because its part of the rhythm of how that player plays, and it may actually have nothing to do with disrespect (certainly is for 90% of the time in my case, I do tricks as part of my style, I might turn it up if people trash talk though, THEN it's disrespect) The other thing is, and this is a thing for me too, is that some players have certain moves that act like a starting point to go into others, so they may chuck it in there just to create a space they understand that others dont expect , so they can then work out of that situation with that slight advantage and forcing of reaction in defenders. Again something like this is not disrespect, in fact its the opposite, because stuff like that works better on good defenders than bad ones, because they have to be good enough to anticipate you well, for you to sell them good illusions and then use that. There is a final component which is just about planting uncertainty in the defences mind, which then gives you more openings 1 on 1 as it plants more doubt in defenders minds and this helps you drop people for sure, its jedi mind trick really lool So a fancy move might be the start of creating a means of beating a defender, or it also could be something that just fits the players natural rhythm, or even creates chaos in the defences mind, none of which are about disresepct, if anything the opposite, its a sign of respect, by bringing your best moves, not just basic kick and rush football (kick it past them and just run faster)