Kieron Dyer REVEALS How BADLY Ruud Gullit Treated Alan Shearer At Newcastle! 😬👀

[@iagobrown1800]

Glenn Hoddle was exactly like Gullit. Couldn’t understand why the players couldn’t do what he could

[@Solky76]

Was about to say the same thing which is why great players typically don’t make great managers. There are of course a few exceptions

[@misturmonson7423]

Its called bad management

[@tomc3501]

if a professional centre back cant ping a ball to the wingers i dont blame him

[@misturmonson7423]

@@tomc3501 So then you just decide to just keep failing and not adapt to the players you have? Like i said its called bad management..

[@ShiNooBi1986]

I strongly believe that's why Rooney will never make it as a coach

[@jasonjones3638]

BRILLIANT - Kieron not made for RADIO, But I think he should be - HE TELLS THE TRUTH - the tapping up, priceless!

[@karlf8576]

Happy to see Kieron looking in good health

[@n.fletch.6788]

Remember seeing how great Kieron was at Ipswich and was delighted Newcastle signed him! Great to hear him speaking now, and interesting hearing about Ruud's power trip! Dyer was absolutely class for us under Sir Bobby, just gutted he had so many injuries. Remember Dyer, Solano, Speed, Robert, Bellamy, and Shearer - what a front six!

[@williamwillis5729]

I have a lot of time for Dyer, great servant to Newcastle, whether he knows it or not. His partnership with Craig Bellamy was possibly the most devastating pairing at Newcastle for a decade.

[@mojebi3804]

He was disappointing.

[@john70689]

​@@mojebi3804I wouldn't say he was disappointing he played well for us but was injured half the time unfortunately.

[@jimmypopt.v.3037]

@user-tn8uu2cu8g Does Allah play for Newcastle

[@mojebi3804]

@@john70689 He played shyte more often than he played well. And that's when he actually played.

[@karlm641]

Devastating for the physio bench

[@MarlboroughBlenheim1]

I was at school with Dyer in Ipswich around the age of 7 and he used to just run the pitch and no one could stop him in games!

[@enkaan1676]

Gullit was a genius on the pitch.

[@Maximustard]

Genius, no, world class, yes

[@Maximustard]

@user-tn8uu2cu8g Jesus is the son of God, Islam is false

[@knuckfuckles6498]

@@Maximustard My da is the son of god. Girrrrrrrrup there

[@jimmypopt.v.3037]

@@knuckfuckles6498 No way, my da`s da was god`s brother

[@knuckfuckles6498]

@@jimmypopt.v.3037that makes nee sense mate. My da, and your da’s da, we’re sitting by the fire. Your da’s da said to my da’s da, I’m gonna set this gaff on fire. Talm bout hey now, hey now! Iko iko ohhhh wey. Stuff like that and things I reckon.

[@Robbeer]

would love to see dyer in our side now box 2 box so exciting every time he got ball

[@Tapidlfj]

He seems like a cool, honest guy. What great pace he had

[@richardjames3356]

I think he's matured a lot since his playing days after a difficult and abusive childhood.

[@peterslupek6561]

What a great interview!

[@paulmclaughlin8038]

Gullit most complete footballer of all time in my opinion. And what I mean by that is, he operated at the very top,with the very best, in 3-4 different positions. Would jog through games of football if he played today at his peak.

[@abody499]

Hardly anyone talks about Gullit these days, but he was easily one of the goats. Any position he could play.

[@jhpfdijtuiweruot]

@@Bears1121 Why behave? Just started watching football have we?

[@supermancd1988]

Hewas great but isn’t anywhere near top 20 all time.

[@nicholasbolas]

I never seen much of Gullit but I know this guy is a player that transcends all eras. Look at his physique. He would be just as world class in today's football. I cannot say the same for majority of the players of his era. For example greats like Beckenbaur and Cryuff; I honestly think their names are bigger than their actual ability.

[@abody499]

​ @supermancd1988 You could put him in any outfield position to fit him into an all time XI. He was that good. Being key in winning 3 scudetti, and back to back european cups for Milan, as well as the european championships in a time when international football was the top level is testament to that.

[@lilbearbear4133]

Cracking interview! So honest! So refreshing!

[@UnbiasedTravelDad]

Loved Gullit the player. Terrible manager wherever he went it seemed. He was pretty much the alpha player wherever he went. That approach failed him in management

[@davidstephenson164]

First foreign manager to win the fa cup and won Chelsea their first bit of silverware in 27 years

[@haddingtoniangcp2464]

​@@davidstephenson164say it again!

[@kingsweattv2465]

Done more as a manager than Lampard and Gerrad combined lol...

[@mikalaiho]

Just the name Kieran Dyer brings back memories from my childhood. Amazing footballer growing up.😊

[@BladeRunner0029]

Best interview ever. K can tell a great story. Keep healthy mate 👍🏻

[@johnbullable]

Was a good player for Newcastle. Loved dyer and good interview

[@ciaranandrew8905]

Roy keane was similar too, it seems that he couldn't get his head around players not having his mentality or his poise on the ball.

[@j.c.n9718]

Ruud Gullit was a great guy. Shearer instigated the hate, gave him a hard time with the senior players.

[@SonnyK248]

Dyer in that Arsenal squad would have been very interesting. That team was built on pace, athleticism and technical ability. Three things Dyer had in spades before the injuries got him. Wenger could have done a great job with him.

[@3LionsCoaching]

Good player but he would be a sub and that would’ve change his whole career too. Mad to think

[@rooflessmofo]

I really enjoyed listening to this. Great details and bits from behind the scenes

[@Pluspop1]

Ruud Gullit, one of the best players ever. Could not cope as a manager.

[@mcharrisment4765]

Darren Bents face from 8mns 30secs to 9mns 😂😅

[@philliii]

Gold! We need more of Dyer on talksport.

[@darkbydesign1031]

despite all his problems there was a lot of love between him and Sir Bobby

[@farhansa4546]

Gullit fantastic player in his day

[@finbargillen8913]

Dyer is a great listen... should be on more often!

[@duncanboyf4175]

Ruud Gullit wot a player, levels ahead and with a billion times more charisma than Shearer❤

[@SonnyK248]

R9 did a similar thing when talking to the Valladolid strikers. He thought he was letting them in on a secret that only some strikers knew 😂 He said to them "Guys let me tell you how to score almost every time. All you have to do is fake your shot, wait for the goalkeeper to go down and then you can just walk around him and tap it in" 🤦‍♂ And they all thought yeah only a hand full of players in history have done that regularly at the top level 😂

[@dookula]

Important to note that Gullit and Shearer are golfing buddies now

[@jh230377]

Kieron ‘ I wasn’t getting tapped up’ Dyer 😂😂😂

[@MattFT]

Fair play to Dyer. Seems like a top bloke & has matured & learnt life lessons. Remember him scoring a hat-trick v Oxford Utd while at Ipswich. Electric pace & looked like he could be a real top player but can't help thinking wasted talent. Never improved technically. No left foot, couldn't head the ball & awareness was never there. Also the headlines about spit-roasting girls in Ayia Napa with Rio & Lampard made me despise uneducated, wealthy footballers who were so detached from working class fans.

[@stuboy13]

Probably a few working class fans that have spit roasted girls in Ayia Napa to be fair. His tales of being misdiagnosed are rough like. Awful time with injuries and like you say he never developed much in terms of his game. Guess he was maxed out already. Ruud Gullit he was not.

[@peterhughes8823]

Wasn't he known as 50 click at Newcastle lighting cigars with £50 notes, as he was on 50K a week

[@randomas5565]

Done the same in Ipswich

[@StephenCarrIsBald]

Dyer was caught with John carvers dad in a bungalow back in 2002, guy was up to all sorts

[@jonraybould]

@@StephenCarrIsBaldcaught doing what?

[@Matty-kelly]

​@@jonraybould👃

[@Matt-sg4bm]

Insightful and such a down to earth talk by Dyer. Shows that a great player doesnt mean great manager, especially if they are playing childish mind games..

[@Kakascrot]

2:03 that's why I think United should get Zidane as manager, the players would look up to him, United haven't had a manager players would look up to since Fergie

[@kishennandha9127]

You mean newcastle

[@hussainmartins5985]

Mourinho??

[@Kakascrot]

@@hussainmartins5985 Mourinho was never a player

[@liamoneill4706]

Its why someone like Ancelotti has a CV as a manager and Gullit doesnt.

[@johndawson8806]

good interview like the truth no sugar coating the way it should be

[@trotskyite1]

Gullit was always in the clubs with a new slappa when i used to see him😂

[@haddingtoniangcp2464]

😂😂😂😂

[@jimmydyne]

Top top player Dyer, so unlucky w injuries. Was gutted for him final day of the season pre ‘02 WC. Could have made a difference for England.

[@bbqnice1]

Dyer seems like a good dude

[@KmT81]

I read somewhere about 20 years ago that Gullit didnt like Shearer and said he plays too personal,that he seems kind but he's selfish. I dont think so,Shearer played collectively .

[@darrenlee9237]

Kieron Dyer playing under Arsene Wenger would have been an interesting prospect.

[@revolver_84]

All sorts can be said about KD, but at least he seems honest.

[@hartshaped]

Bit of a revisionist there Kieron… joined Newcastle in 99, Arsenal invincibles was 4 years later… there’s a good chance he’d have been sold on before that season

[@frankford1115]

This is a Prem player saying players at elite level are bang average. I would expect a pro footballer to be able to pass. It is shameful how poorly coached these players had been.

[@sebfox2194]

He means bang average at the elite level. I.e. not comparable to a Ballon D'or winner. Obviously they were still Premier League level, but if you bring in someone like Gullit or Zidane then they're just going to be different class. So, not everyone will be able to do what they can do.

[@samuraininjarockstar9355]

He couldn’t believe all the hype around Shearer which is understandable when he’d played the majority of his career with Van Basten.

[@stnbch3025]

Gullit caused trouble wherever he went

[@shauncorless8965]

His ego was that out of control it all blew up in his face ,,, sacked

[@hannibalbarca2871]

You missed his point. His ego was backed up with performance at club level and national level; with individual, club and national honors to back it up. So coming from Italy and Holland which as the better league with better players at the time, he couldn't understand what the hype was about Shearer and other Newcastle players.. Dyer admitted as much that they all were average compared to Gullit.

[@jonraybould]

@@hannibalbarca2871so his ego made him a terrible manager then. Thats his point

[@mfthevillain9799]

Keiron we wish you had of signed for arsenal or Leeds mate. Waste of space who disrespected one of the greatest men in football

[@banares6880]

Ruud was never sacked he resigned so many lies told its no secret they wanted him to stay he took no pay off mam of integrity Gullit the problem was Shearer and Rob Lee player power

[@BugleMedia]

Legend & a lovely bloke

[@Steve_D1974]

Love KD, great player for the Toon and love his honesty here

[@paulsmith1825]

Thought shearer went in the office but Duncan was already in there giving it to gullit ?

[@dominickbylang4400]

Dyer top fella, Shearer such a classy act, I know he's abit arrogant but doesn't deserve the heat

[@Baldrick_dogsbody]

Rud gullit was rude. Hence the name. In fact he was called a rude bullit....😊

[@johnvegas9059]

entertaining bloke

[@Griselabb]

Dyer seems an absolute top bloke.

[@peterr3759]

I'll say it on every video: Gullit was wrong

[@markcrouch9047]

Brilliant

[@service2204]

His medal collection proves he's the alpha

[@paulbaddiley7326]

Shame injury ruined Kieron's career, could have been a superstar

[@johnnyheidi2839]

Shearer wasn’t fit to lace Gullits boots as a player, but that doesn’t mean Shearer respected Gullit as a manager. Different kettle of fish .

[@Jack-qv5ru]

I can’t remember seeing dyer play. Just remember him being injured

[@Dugiesrevenge]

Who was the alpha….? That was big Dunc😂

[@alexbremner8361]

Imagine Dunc and big Alan waiting for you?

[@hod2116]

When ever I see dyer on a night out in Ipswich what a dk he was

[@christianturner2414]

Top dude dyer 👏

[@carlcorver]

Didn't talk much about his spell at West Ham where he only played 22 games in 3 years due to injuries and was on 80 k a week..... One of our most expensive flops compared to Scott Parker who we signed at the same time

[@haddingtoniangcp2464]

He wasn't asked that

[@carlcorver]

@@haddingtoniangcp2464 Probably told talk sport not to mention it

[@taduuuma]

Met Gullit years ago and let me say he was the most arrogant, unfriendliest person i have ever met.

[@sensibledriver933]

Good players don't always make good managers.

[@franklerch1012]

Zidane might disagree, so would Beckenbauer, Cruyff... 😂

[@nihlify]

No they probably wouldn't agree lol... Just becaues they are good doesn't mean good players ALWAYS make good managers, which is a demonstrated fact@@franklerch1012

[@muratsenol9431]

The best player on the field is the coach 😂😂

[@apb3440]

So the fallout between Shearer and Gullit was nothing to do with the attractive waitress then ?

[@Stu.6]

Respect ruud gullit 😂

[@TC-qd1zw]

Well he was the boss. Shearer was just a player an employee.

[@SmolenskiPrince]

​@user-tn8uu2cu8g Mohammed married an 8 year old.

[@MrGranfield]

That’s why great players don’t make great managers. Rooney the most recent example.

[@joecole6875]

How difficult was it for you to leave Ipswich? Uuuh...

[@BFMfilms]

This is Dyer

[@paulsmickersbangor]

Tap up 😂😂😂

[@MrTasabdullah]

Not sure hanging out for a move to West Ham or Leeds would have bettered what he achieved at Newcastle. Or if he’d have played much at Arsenal. Sadly a waste of talent, and unplayable on his day. Thanks for the good times Kieron. ⚫️⚪️⚫️⚪️

[@sebfox2194]

Leeds were a top 4 team in the Premier League at the time and even got to the Champions League semi-final in 2001.

[@The160879]

Gullit had a huge ego. That was his weakness

[@calgakispict3652]

Ruud was the Alpha

[@mattprice3621]

Ruud wasn’t smart enough and over worked the players during pre season. And dyer was never smart enough or fit enough. When he was he could have bursts of fabulousness but he’s fade away. As for Ruud, He finished in the bottom half with us the season before, changed everything, but only narrowly lost the cup but wouldn’t have got there if not for shearers goals, then in the season he got sacked he completely wore the players minds out and lost them. We were getting beat too easily. Was early in the season but he was lucky to still be there coukd got sacked weeks before. Then entered the great one sir Bobby. To which Bobby had problems with dyer because dyer wasn’t reliable at times. He was better than jenas, but players like solano, speed, shearer and Bellamy carried the team forward. We were just awful at the back. Still finished 4th 3rd and 5th and hammered most teams. And ultimately would have won a few cups of not for getting drawn all the time to Man U who had Scholes Giggs etc. anyway, Bobby had a rough start to the season, but he had aged a lot. He didn’t have the same effect on the players wasn’t preparing as much and we weren’t winning plus it was the start of the end because the new owners had taken shape, and the likes of Bellamy dyer Robert etc were causing issues… Bobby was put Graham was in… a clueless man. Split the side up. With dyer playing well but that’s cos he couldn’t slack off with Graham there. Anyway, solano left, replaced by the awful Milner, and speed left, replaced with Nicky butt, Bellamy left so we stuck with kluivert who was well passed his prime, so we got found out couldn’t handle big games and things went bad. Still finished 7th under the late Glen R tho.

[@AnimeTravels740]

Kieron dyer,Lee bowyer

[@saulallix6072]

He’s Dutch. What you expect

[@haddingtoniangcp2464]

If it ain't much, it ain't Dutch

[@dalek3086]

Shearer won nothing at Newcastle, lack of ambition. Players should respect the manager.

[@hiddensword9387]

So? Newcastle still got to two consecutive FA Cup finals and finished runners up in the league when they were up against the might Manchester United and Arsenal sides. Shearer had plenty of ambition that's why he signed for them. The manager didn't respect the player it works both ways in a professional environment. Ruud's lack of ambition or ambition cost him.

[@sirsurnamethefirstofhisnam7986]

Shearer cared about playing for his boyhood club and living his dream, how many people can ever say they did that in their life?

[@noooname2568]

Respect the manager 😂… yeah take out your best players and England captain just to make a point When you think your status is above the club, then respect is not deserved

[@MuhammadImHardBruceLee]

Ruud Gullit: European football royalty Alan Shearer: Newcastle United top scorer

[@Mind-your-own-beeswax]

You forgot premier league all time top scorer

[@MuhammadImHardBruceLee]

@Mind-your-own-beeswax 👀

[@Ross-t2f]

And euro 96 golden boot

[@frankdux5693]

​@@MuhammadImHardBruceLee worlds most expensive player

[@sirsurnamethefirstofhisnam7986]

If shearer hadn’t turned down man United multiple times he’d have won everything in the club game

[@garywallace5602]

Shearer is a prick in real life. No wonder Gullit put him back in his box! He's no Jackie Milburn!

[@PeterMoazzani]

Your absolutely right. Shearer maybe a scoring hero for Newcastle but an absolute prick. I am from Canada and i saw him outside a night club in Toronto. Was so excited to say hi to him and shake his hand but he seemed more like a cocaine head waiting for his fix and totally disregarded my jubilation as a fan. I have no respect for Alan Shearer as a person.

[@garywallace5602]

​@@PeterMoazzaniI've been to Toronto. Canadian's are nice people...unlike your counterparts! 😂

[@StephenCarrIsBald]

@@PeterMoazzaniI met shearer back in 2009 and he was rude and his breath stunk of poo

[@chrisknight2631]

Men constantly perpetuating the myth of the Alpha in humanity need to sort themselves out. So annoying. Anyway, doesn’t Dyer sound like David Beckham? Are they from the same place?

[@Discombobulate453]

The Dutch gene.

[@Instasamps]

3:37 Goldsteins face mind, astonished 😦

[@nicksimpson4058]

Thats why he failed as a manager. Players aren't alway the same, they arent all the same standard. A good coach recognises this and plays to their players strengths and improves them

[@ab20246]

Why does dyer just look at the ceiling constantly. It's so bloody annoying. Learn eye contact!

[@user-xh8ui7hw1u]

In some cultures out of respect you won't look at someone in their eye

[@liam.4454]

Black managers can't manage strong white men, I shouldn't say it, but it's true, in all walks of life

[@Tjw1]

"Tapping up" does not happen, move along, nothing to see here.

[@starbwoy133]

He let that slip by accident 😂

[@treasures4467]

The corrupt english game

[@LeftWinger9]

Gullit is and was a prick of a man. Shearer was world class. I don't think he'll care what a narcissist thought or thinks of him. As for bang average players as he says it, Shearer was world class in 1999, Speed, Given, Lee, Solano bang average?

[@josipperic5366]

Boring.

[@genzowakabayashi2766]

Gullit was butt-hurt for getting rekt way back by ENgland & Shearer... he wasnted his revenge

[@Ayah_Mia]

Of course he's the APLHA.. He's Ruud Gullit FFS!! Shearer can't even lace his boots

[@CJ-ih4oh]

Are you serious, Ruud Gullit was like Lampard managing Chelsea, out of his depth

[@Mind-your-own-beeswax]

Sunderland fan are you? 😂😂😂. And what’s an APLHA🤔🤔. Oh you mean Alpha. Well he really wasn’t as a manager

[@jamjam2833]

😂

[@Ayah_Mia]

@@jamjam2833 😝😁🤡

[@yossarian27]

He's one of the worst managers Newcastle have had and that really is saying something.