Ted Lasso (Season 3 Episode 7) - Team flips off Jamie & Richmond scores against Arsenal

[@M4NA5]

I’m an Arsenal fan and I can honestly say this is where our title charge came undone. We need to get Jameh to win against Man Citeh because they’re poopeh.

[@LucasCristofolini7]

Man Ci-eh*

[@lajohnson1ly]

​@@LucasCristofolini7Fair play.

[@samanwayabiswal4856]

I feel u brother 😢

[@RylanStorm]

Hey, we don't drop the t hair? D'jah get meh?

[@cfc.blue_clipzz]

and then he shags Keeleh

[@theodorefigueroa9339]

I think this one of the most beautiful moments of the show. Seeing it all come together. How the characters developing as people is finally bleeding out onto the field.

[@Timeless-Moments]

Couldn't agree more with you my friend ☺️

[@righteousduke2704]

Solid comment

[@turkeyman631]

It's why I laugh when people vilify someone for doing something wrong. Like no one can change or learn.

[@PixlPutterMan]

Jamie stopped being one in a million and started being one of eleven........Ted's smile when Jamie "turns that me into us" is perfect.....

[@charlesbrooks94]

Season 3 is when Jamie put together the fact he’s both one in eleven AND one in a million

[@rumi1970dg]

he's him. he's both

[@nicolasellis480]

I just realized what makes this goal even more special is every greyhound on the pitch touched the ball beginning with the keeper. They all played a small crucial part.

[@SirBilliamCypher]

I think what I appreciate most about this that truly shows how much Jamie has grown can be boiled down to one very small, seemingly insignificant moment. When Jamie is attempting to explain why the system isn't working he realizes he needs to use the board to explain it clearly. As he is walking up to the board he very earnestly asks "Is it okay? Could I?" to the coaches, pointing to the board indicating he would like to use it to illustrate his point. Old Jamie tartt would not have cared at all as long as he was getting paid and had a dope life. Moreover, if he wanted to make a point, he would make it regardless of anyone's feelings. In that single moment/line he both shows that he cares about this team and also how he treats other people by being kind, honest and earnest. In a show full of incredibly well written character arcs and growth, I think Jamie's takes the cake.

[@nukeninmgt1504]

Couldn't say it better myself. He recognized what he said could seem rude and judgemental so he prefaced it and tried his best to word it in a constructive way. He went from the most obnoxious character to the guy I was rooting for most. He deserves happiness after all the work he put in.

[@mikeleo5990]

And did u see the look on his face when he turned and realized everyone had moved up and were listening? That look alone makes this clip 🖖

[@manabouttown1]

Even Roy gives a nod of approval to Jamie as he’s explaining it. It’s a subtle nod that Jamie catches as he proceeds to explain it more confidently

[@justtheeditingtip2131]

i cannot get enough of his accent. cannot tell you how many times i had to hit the back button to rewatch his scenes. it's just amazing

[@Sweetmakeup1000]

its even more amazing knowing that this isn't his real accent lol

[@NightMythHunter]

the fact I had a co-worker tell me I sound just like him, I was told every time I spoke Jamie was all he could think about lol 😂

[@alowdon81]

Anyone else notice his real accent come through when he says "look, just look, look"?

[@brianbrannau7038]

This is exactly what Ted told Jamie about in season one. No one ever denied Jamie was an incredible player, even Roy told him season one "God blessed your left foot", but despite that talent he made himself too much of a liability that no team wanted him. But by this episode he's become such a different man and a far better player. He's no longer that fit kid who can score every goal for the team, he's a leader, a football strategist and most importantly: a team player. His pause before explaining Total Football says it all, he's never had people look to him like this, the level of respect and trust his TEAM has in him. Jamie Tart is no longer the kid saying "Pass it to me" because he's doing all the passing, he trusts his team's ability to score because they trust his ability to lead them to that victory. Obviously he can still score goals but when the other teams are expecting that you have to be able to actually do other things in the sport, especially at the professional level. In Beard's Total Football presentation he brought up how Jamie played it at Man City, he knows what it's supposed to look like and shows he's more than just someone who scores goals and pisses off the other team (and everyone). It's so truly beautiful how far he's come and amazing to see the truly legendary athlete he becomes.

[@jamesBFC1887]

Jamie "stop playin to meh and start playin through meh" *Instantly goes on 17 game win streak*

[@CarrieSmooth55]

Jamie’s character arc is the best thing since Prince Zuko!!

[@Thor-Orion]

*best redemption story. You can’t say the best thing, because Zuko’s story isn’t BETTER than Iroh’s but they are about equal.

[@richardhsuh]

British Jamie's (Tartt and Lannister) and redemptions lol

[@whatwhatwhatttttt]

the parallels are actually crazy season 1 - spoiled brat princes season 2 - goes back to where they thought they always belonged (fire nation, man city) but didn't workout, plus some sidequests (zuko alone, jamie doing the tv show) - has to "earn back" their spot in the team season 3 - full circle, winning by using techniques/moves taught by their mentors

[@abelbiju7269]

Now, you're a man of taste sir🤝

[@TJJulkowski]

There are so many moments in Ted Lasso that I could relate to. But, the sports fan in me hears the color the announcers bring. Two phrases that make the hair on my arms stand up. “That was bloody gorgeous, a majestic symphony of a goal”, and “Nelson road is in Rapture!!!!!!” Well done by Arlo. Makes me want to watch Futbol just to hear his calls.

[@nukeninmgt1504]

Them having the announces as such a big part of the match scenes adds so much. Really makes the team feel real.

[@kendallmonge649]

When they all put up their middle fingers, and Trent Crimm The Independent rubs his chin with his middle finger... priceless 🤣

[@bldonovan1628]

I love how Jan Maas went for 2 fingers up immediately! 😂

[@autimart]

Ted didn’t even hesitate this time!

[@AndreasKapfhammer]

I think them all putting up their middle finger is great. Because that's the signal for Jamie to be a prick, it's kind of like they're all giving him approval to be a prick.

[@timwright3218]

@@AndreasKapfhammerAt this point it was kind of the signal that they trusted him. They knew he had something of value to say and wanted to give him what he needed to get it out. Plus it's always fun to flip off Jamie. That's just a bonus.

[@armaan_7]

@@autimartHis son couldn’t see it this time

[@theravingtimes9582]

If you play FIFA 23, this moment actually had a massive impact on Richmond's default squad. Instead of playing the 4-4-2 as the default formation they utilized at the start of the season, they swapped to Jamie's 4-3-3 formation and even changed his natural position into an attacking midfielder. Plus they also added Zava to the roster during that same update (and then later changed Bumberbatch's nationality from English to Swiss).

[@Timeless-Moments]

lol i didnt know that

[@chip1464]

I thought that was just cuz the default formation for most teams and the most common one was a 4 33

[@Strategic_Reformer]

Even the Kitman and Mr. Independent had their birds up 😂

[@BigTulsa]

This should be the episode that the producers submit to the Emmys for Phil's supporting actor nod. His growth, not only as a character in this season, but Phil's as an actor...

[@Timeless-Moments]

He is one of my fav this season definitely such a big leap

[@andrewquinlan6554]

He’ll definitely submit Mom City

[@etiennecossette7001]

I really like that Jamie seems to sacrifice his glory and being the Ace of the team to instead become the leader and that this fact is recognized by the sports commentator who says that Jamie is the conductor.

[@Sniffy1]

Honestly i have to say one of my fav characters this season was trent, i loved him it was nice to see him in more of a human way instead of as a journalist and the moment between him and colin when trent told him he knew he was gay was one of my fav moment in the whole show

[@nenegrey2282]

The fact that Zava put himself in front of everybody else on the board, to be the star while the others have to serve him... While Jamie puts himself in the center so that HE can uplift and serve the others 😢😢😢 Roy must be so proud 😢

[@Timeless-Moments]

great observation :)

[@mfvitt8000]

while this is true, zava wasn't a prick about it, he was just that much better that he could carry the team. But in the end they didn't need that because the team was more important

[@nenegrey2282]

@@mfvitt8000 Most of the time, yes, but I remember when Jamie tried to score and failed and Zava shouted at him "TO ZAVA!". And when Jamie was about to score his first goal of the season and Zava unnecessarily touched the ball. Even Roy noticed and realized that it wasn't ok. Zava is all for supporting the team as long as the team does what he wants. He'll never be a prick about it, but he'll never be a Jamie Tartt level team player, either.

[@lank5994]

@@mfvitt8000 but they lost even with zava because he thought he was better than everyone else (admittedly he was). If he played WITH the team they would've done even better

[@conorwellman8592]

Remember when Jamie said he wanted to be better than Zava? This, was him officially becoming better than Zava, not as an ace striker but as the "conductor" or field(pitch) coordinator instead of the ace striker.

[@LostWhits]

1:00 Ted's reaction is great. Pride in his growth and all that jazz.

[@jxutree]

It was during this scene that I started imagining Jamie as team captain someday

[@rvog6584]

as reflected in a later ep. where he & Sam hav a lil mock battle 4 the armband [im not spoilin further, keep watchin S3 & u get there soon enuf] :-)

[@isaacpenketh1373]

Only just noticed that Phil slips out of Jamie’s accent when he says ‘look, just look.’ Absolutely adore this scene though, really shows Jamie’s character development and the fact that everyone instantly gather round to listen to him shows the trust he’s built up with that change

[@lajohnson1ly]

"...a majestic sweeping symphony of a goal with Tartt in the role of conductor!" I mean, I love "Gooooooooaaaaalllll!!!", but the EPL announcers are nonpareil.

[@MaiElizabeth]

Nobody yet compiling Ted's "Here we go". I bet he said that phrase at least 154 times throughout the 3 seasons.

[@nukeninmgt1504]

Any coach worth their salt has perfected the "ALRIGHT HERE WE GO!" paired with the 3-5 loud claps.

[@Thor-Orion]

@@nukeninmgt1504I’m a striking coach for boxing, kickboxing and mma and I can confirm, it transcends any individual sport and is universal across SPORT as a whole.

[@Thor-Orion]

“Here we go!” In equal measures with “there you go!” with about 1,000 different variations in cadence for both to convey entirely different meanings with each is how you know you’re dealing with a real coach.

[@rumi1970dg]

jamie sacrificing his glory and the attention on himself so the team equally gets turns and that they win :( i love him so much

[@aybanpali]

“4 on 3! 1, 2, 3!” “4!” That made me laugh harder than it was supposed to lol

[@blahaj784]

It was so stupid. I loved it so much 😂

[@Timeless-Moments]

Same here 😊

[@GalayethZen]

Jamie using that time at Man City and Pep teaching to explain it to the team!

[@NkcazeloMgandela]

"That was bloody gorgeous!" under rated commentary

[@mc76]

Roy's patting the shoulder of the guy he called Coach Ronald McDonald in season one is quite a sight.

[@joeellis5766]

Think how mad he'll be when we win him over. He. Will. Hate. It.

[@Vesperitis]

Jamie is going to be Captain one day, after that Coach, and after that, Manager. I believe it.

[@joeellis5766]

Yeah, this scene kind of proves it, doesn't it?

[@mrbluesky853]

Not related but this is actually reflected in real life with M C. Haaland at the start would not drop down to help with the build up at first but now he does and it shows just how devastating it is when your top player is the centre of it all.

[@Timeless-Moments]

Thanks for the inout i did not know that xoxo

[@jananassier6736]

idk i think it’s actually more of dortmund when we used to rely on haaland and then he’s out and we started rely on different players to score and defend and pass

[@wille3573]

Fuck off with your UAE bought team prick

[@charlesbrooks94]

THAT WAS BLOODY GORGEOUS!

[@McCullyClassic]

This show was so unexpected and so welcomed

[@joec9693]

I saw a comment from someone I assume knows far more about the Premier league than I do. Manchester City coach Pep Guardiola (who cameos as himself in the show) actually has used a version of Total Football in real life so of course Jamie who played for Manchester City would be more familiar with Total Football and know how to fix what Richmond is doing wrong, he's actually played it before.

[@cookiecrispwizard]

Pep uses a lot of different tactics, total football influences it but it's not the central part of Man City in my opinion. They do a variety of things, using a counter-press, inverting fullbacks to get into the attack (and having the fullbacks go wide), and they use formations that are historically not really used in total football, such as 5-3-2, 4-2-5 where the goalkeeper will come out with the defense, and the 4-2-3-1, even though the base formation last season when Man City won the treble was a 4-3-3. Another good scene in Ted Lasso is in the episode where Zava leaves and they have to play Man City without them. Trent suggests using long ball football, but everyone else says they would be screwed trying that because it's so old school. In reality, long ball football is another big part of Man City's attack and some of their build-up play, they get a lot of momentum from John Stones' ability to get accurate long balls to the final third and into the feet of Erling Haaland, who is pretty much automatic when he gets into the box. Truly I think the Man City system revolves around possession, passing, and pressing to move the ball high up the pitch and get the ball to Haaland to create chances and score goals.

[@zachoo7765]

They literally mention it in the start of the episode and during the presentation Beard gives, they even jokingly say that Jamie could be Pep's successor, like Pep was to Cruyff. It's right there in the episode dude, they play into the "Pep student" thing for everyone to see, that was the whole point, it's not like it was a hidden reference or anything 😂

[@fabioartoscassone9305]

@@cookiecrispwizard by the way Tiki Taka is far less "vertical" than original Total Football...

[@Yeetasaurus_Rex]

Watching a his scene back; and feels like a perfect culmination and satisfying culmination of so many arcs. Nate’s false 9 and having strikers dropping deep perfectly wrapped up with Jaimie wanting to drop deep. Jaime’s own arc with him no longer wanting to be the best player on the team and rather just one of many good attackers. Very Harry Kane-esque. He no longer is insecure over Rojas being on the team and the happy to create chances instead, draw defenses out and be a decoy. Roy is a successful coach with one of his closer players growing in their play style and attitude. For Ted, it’s the first time we see him take the lead on tactics and it works wonders. No longer leaving it to his coaching staff. Vindication for Trent since he wrote about the Ted Lasso way. Not only is his commitment to players vindicated. But there’s a Bonafide tactic too.

[@jayladusterhoft737]

He needs to win the emey ! Amazing character development ❤

[@danielmahathir4001]

the show that makes me feel close to england and attending premier league matches like a native. i miss this show terribly. love from malaysia

[@Timeless-Moments]

Hope there's another season

[@tara-faepeckham4199]

I always crack up at "4 on 3, 1, 2, 3" "4!!"

[@zachoo7765]

First time I ever notice it 😂 Do they always do that?

[@nikos8004]

I’ve watched this clip a bunch. Finally noticed this. At 2:19 both Beard and Roy give Ted their accolades on the success of the play. Before it took Roy and Nate to get things moving on the field for success. And when it happened Ted was first to congratulate whoever came up with the idea. Now that he brought the total football scheme to the fold he’s the one who’s gets the pat on the back. Yes it’s Jamie who figures out it’s best use, but as someone commented on this board that Ted planted that seed into Jamie early in the show. And Trent Crimm figures it out in the following scene.

[@Pimpology101]

Love this scene

[@Timeless-Moments]

One of my favourites

[@patrikmalory]

01:54 funny how the weather changed within second from totally overclouded sky to lovely blue sky lol.

[@yolekevin6880]

Love this show so much

[@shubhamdutt2661]

What's more amazing is the fact that Roy was proposing the same thing in the red strings experiment by tying one person to five others.

[@jgenoese]

Underrated moment is "Number 4 on 3. 1, 2, 3, 4!"

[@evsta100]

I'm going to miss this show. Brought everything to the plate.....

[@nordicgaming2572]

I think I speak for every person alive when I say we want Season 4!!!

[@londongirl2768]

As sad as it is, knowing when to end is a huge mark of a good show

[@TapdotWater]

Jamie willingly playing number 10 and not number 9 is a huge thing, beautiful scenes

[@bldonovan1628]

Roy kind of had a similar idea when he wanted to tie outlying players to a center player.

[@ElPolloToko]

Just realized this lol. That’s ultimately why he’s the coach as well. The writing is genius. They did indeed with all of their dicks tied to Jamie

[@bob-xm7ny]

oh Jamie, tell me your password isn't password? "but I thought I fooled them by using two S's"

[@alexpotter9073]

I know this quote isn't from the show but for me the one that comes to mind while I watch clip after clip is from a dnd campaign I love "family on three goat house on six " if you know you know (I forgot the three in the quote my bad fix it )

[@londongirl2768]

I DO KNOW

[@KacyReznov]

i love "number 4 on 3... 1 2 3 4!!!!"

[@un_common1483]

Notice how in that richmond goal, every player of richmond touched the ball before they scored

[@joeellis5766]

As soon as Jamie described it, I said to my wife that he was suggesting they play a sort of basketball, with himself as point guard. His growth as a person and a player allowed him to both have the insight to see what was needed and to play the position in the way that was needed.

[@spdcrzy]

That's funny, because basketball was originally modeled in a lot of ways on the way the English and Dutch pioneers of total football would play with the spacing of the pitch. They took that approach to basketball and it led to decades of innovations and changes in coaching.

[@emilybarber5916]

Unrelated but this is the first time i heard “4 on 3”

[@AnthonyGarvert]

Slight continuity mistake: at 0:52-0:53 when Jamie points at the board the second line of three magnets is straight across. Then when it cuts to 0:54-0:56 the center magnet is slightly below the other two without him touching it. But otherwise an awesome scene. Jamie's character arc was hands down my favorite this season.

[@Schmeckling]

This is the perfect team to do this against in the show. Wengers Arsenal teams were notorious for their ability to spread the field like this.

[@thatgeekdad]

When Foden/Grelish evolves into KDB

[@barmanvarn]

I just noticed the board changes layout between camera angles.

[@sn19901]

Where was this kit when they played United, West ham and Ajax?

[@bldonovan1628]

Arlo was awesome in this bit.

[@dannynorbury7261]

Anyone else watch this so many times that you’ve noticed the edits have Colin give the finger 3x?

[@AznJsn82091]

Aww man how I wished they won the game with a score of 4! It would've been the perfect outcome!

[@rvog6584]

1 of the many reasons i luv this show is that every win isnt dramatic, nor is every loss, jus like an actual seas. they all have their unique style/signature that builds as the yr. progresses ...

[@mikehogan6234]

Continuity error. Look at the formation of the board when Jamie’s approaches , then look at the formation when he starts moving the pieces around.

[@JohnBeebe]

Jamie Tartt taking his firs step to being a coach one day

[@Thor-Orion]

Jamie Tart do do da do da dooo

[@danum442]

Jamie explains the role of a number 10 x

[@Yesnog05]

I watched this with my roommates and one of them said "Of course its the Mexican that would say something about sacrifice." And we all laughed cause my roommate is also Mexican and she absolutely loves Dani Rojas lol

[@renotanumber]

The follwing clip with trent crmoi is awesome. I am kinda heart break the video stopped there.

[@Timeless-Moments]

Let me just post a clip of that for you my friend will do it in a few hours 😉

[@Timeless-Moments]

@renotanumber kzbin.info/www/bejne/iH66kqCjZbuHhLs Your fav part starts at 0300 marks. Hope you like it :)

[@rezaanalilalani6158]

Movie name?

[@Timeless-Moments]

Ted Lasso

[@matsa77]

1:06 oo shit, 5 stings to 1 guy that Roy wanted to do, it would have been Jamie.

[@stephensamuel3106]

I'm not entirely certain I fully understand what "Playing through me" actually entails. Is it that Jamie, will chooses remain in the center instead of moving up front as a striker? Football newbie here, thanks in advance

[@Timeless-Moments]

I guess more like a facilitator?

[@pepeefirat]

so, basically, being a striker means that the position will end with you. You will take the shot, and that will either go in or not; whatever happens the possession will end. That's what "Going to me" means, since every possesion starts with the aim of finding him at the end. But, in this number 10 role, they play through him, so he takes the ball, and passes on, and he doesn't end up being the "finisher". A team with a player that is much better than the rest usually goes for this tactic, mainly lower national teams, because the role he is playing in this clip is really hard for an average player to do.

[@pepeefirat]

if you watch basketball, it's similar to Lebron playing in the heat with wade being the ball handler vs him playing as the pg in lakers.

[@mahmoud6843]

Something I'd like to add that makes this goal good against Arsenal. The build up was great. But if Jamie had scored instead of back passing in the box, it still would've been a great team goal. But Jamie decided to be selfless and passes back putting the team ahead of his own pride.

[@_thedorklord]

The thing about Richmond is, they always try to walk it in

[@roryqpotter8242]

It makes sense that Jamie would know how to do Total Football properly since he was with Man City before Richmond, and the creator of the play coaches Man City.

[@yasheebfaridi2888]

So, basically Tiki Taka. I get it. Xavi Iniesta Messi.

[@katierowen3166]

I know it's minor but just the fact Jamie asked Ted for permission to use the board shows how he has changed.

[@kdmdlo]

Great moment. But I can't tell who actually scored that goal. Jamie passed it back and the announcer said the name but I couldn't make it out. A little help?

[@katkitkat1]

Montlaur. The french guy.

[@NoFirstNoLastName]

Aw look at Trent wanting to be included.

[@Thomas-zs5wt]

Didnt know grealish was in this you get me you know what im saying most jack grealish saying ever

[@Mugipunk]

i love how they used Pep's tactic when he used Messi as a false 9 and destroyed Real Madrid in 2009

[@azertyuiop2727]

Angle's a little different, but when I see Bumbercatch to Goodman I think Gomes to Alba in Messi's 500th.

[@Kate-ms2mn]

Playing Wengerball vs Arsenal 🥺

[@ashadowyfigure8469]

Idk how I never got that they’re doing the signal Roy taught him to be a prick when necessary

[@jeffwenberg4321]

This is what people don't get. The best players MAKE the plays, and not just the goal scorer. See Wayne Gretzky in hockey.

[@eatmoremusic3650]

You need to stop going to me, and start going fru me

[@Thomas-zs5wt]

rthe last minute of this is an overhyped version of angeball it just is coys big up ange

[@aljohntabion2751]

Don’t play to meh, play through meh

[@cormacoconnor4328]

I hate that number 4 just ended up being kinda nothing.

[@SmokeEater509]

Goes back to "make the pass". I'm about to rewatch this series with my wife (she's never seen it). Hope I don't cry this time around.

[@imabeapirate]

this is what would have happened if they all tied the strings to jamie's pee pee in practice earlier...

[@NickyKnickerson]

Four on three.

[@greendofield]

old barcelona but has to be 3x time faster

[@mr.o5501]

Literally false 9 lol

[@EliaFlowers]

More of a Nkunku role at Leipzig

[@emirates111]

cringe show

[@mr.o5501]

They couldn't find any footballers that weren't fat?

[@sayso6119]

it such a shame how badly they ruined Season 3. it was a great show until they went down the "let's make it a politically divided season bc why not" route

[@crystalcavernartwork722]

Politically divided? Are you referring to the part with the refugees and Sam’s tweet? Bc being originally from Nigeria and the difficulties that come from that has always been a big part of Sam’s character.

[@sayso6119]

@@crystalcavernartwork722 they still could've done it without the politics. there was no reason to get involved in that realm.

[@darthekul1]

​@@sayso6119politics is life dude , I literally saw a dude bitching about how more shows should be like this one and not force woke politics on a video where colin comes out , I thought he was oblivious but he's half right , the show is woke but it doesn't judge anyone and it's a show literally about british male sports and how the media views it and there's probably whole university theses on ted lasso relationship to masculinity and every part of the setence british male sports is political , get triggered snowflake

[@fabioartoscassone9305]

i understand the other players, but this way to play would be "familiar" to dutch defender corrected coach about pronoun of "JOhan Cruijff"...

[@robertswitzer990]

God I hate that Grealish cut

[@mathwiz3145]

That is such nice character development. He learned to communicate effectively to his team mates His team mates learned to communicate to him It wasn’t pretty, but, good teams at least find a way to establish communication that is applicable to help the team success 🫡

[@Timeless-Moments]

So true