The Night Andres Iniesta Finally Made Sense

[@nrzhfr]

"He has masterminded some of football's finest heists, but his fingerprints are rarely found at the scene." This is the most accurate description of Iniesta that I had ever heard. Brilliant.

[@raheelx4700]

The Illusionist strikes! Infinity at work. True artist was #8. Long Live Don Andres!

[@SebastianoMartello]

The heavy-handed “heist” word took me to one game, Chelsea-yeah THAT game.

[@Nacke28187]

Brillant!

[@steakkidneypie767]

@@SebastianoMartello An absolute robbery

[@Leonsneon]

Lester from GTA

[@TheGASM666]

"If the ball is an angry toddler, Iniesta is a lullaby". Your writing is amazing, congratulations

[@milsvaard]

Lovely writting indeed.

[@nathanjonns3626]

Gonçalo Martins I paused the video to read the comments, and I started play it again as I read this, and it was in sync

[@Qas010]

"You slide into tackle him only to realize you maybe playing a hologram" truly beautiful

[@doggerlander]

goosebumps, so much goosebumps...

[@Kaelovision]

When i came here, i did not expect to find poetry. Dope

[@minergmaingx2000]

Damn right. That line about Pique being like a lone lighthouse on a cliff, damnnn son

[@Benziiish]

Back in 1999, Guardiola was still playing in midfield for Barca and he had been joined in the dressing room at that time by a young Xavi. Watching a 15-year-old Iniesta in action in the Nike Cup, Guardiola turned to Xavi and said: "You will retire me, but this kid will retire us both."

[@avinash1251990]

That's also what Bergkamp said to Henry after seeing Lord Bendtner

[@TheFootballCrafterz]

Its true , i was the dressing room

[@EstebanMenchacaGamboa]

"I never said that" -Guardiola

[@piarpeggio]

@@EstebanMenchacaGamboa He actually did. It's pretty well documented really, and on record in Iniesta's biography.

[@flavio7180]

Just Water Xavi is better than both though.

[@Paperbagman555]

I'm loving this series. Since you've already done Alves, Messi and Iniesta - how about Busquets? He's been instrumental to Barca's success for years.

[@universalgleam7313]

Paperbagman555 they all seem to be Barca haha, but I totally get it, they were/are phenomenal

[@reeshavgohain]

Would love to see Xavi too :)

[@Paperbagman555]

I know haha there are endless Barca players Tifo could pick. Though I do think Busquets is especially interesting because of his mental attributes. He reads the game on another level to most. Man, I don't know how the Spanish consistently churn out so many class midfielders. It's fascinating to me how each European country has their 'famous position' - I.e. Italian defenders, Portuguese wingers, German goalkeepers etc.

[@199019852007]

Paperbagman555 Eusebio

[@EMETRL]

@@Paperbagman555 English.... fans?

[@debugger707]

Who wrote this? The writing here is out of this world. The similes, metaphors and every word that the English language uses to describe the beauty of this footballer. Utterly brilliant. Also, great job on the narration. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 one of the best channels

[@CHlEFFIN]

The last line makes me shiver... “He upstaged even Leo Messi”...

[@arsen-jb1gs]

yes that's amazing, iniesta is something of his own

[@nathitshabalala5414]

WC2010 South Africa...he upstaged Leo Messi.

[@jamesan313]

He does regularly

[@evilestmanlp]

Yeah, i’m a huge Barça fan and yes Iniest was always our second Messi that nobody expected. All the players who played with him, say he’s the closest one in terms of ball control and genius. That’s why we won trophies. Because we had multiple players that could carry the danger. Not just one dangerous player, and all the rest are automatically ball receivers.

[@aurelian2668]

@@evilestmanlp Thats what I observed too. I think if iniesta played forward maybe we'd see another messi

[@Timliu92]

One of my favorite midfielders ever. Incredible technique and class, and defines the tiki taka gameplay alongside Xavi. Spain was truly blessed by world class midfielders such as Xavi, Iniesta, Alonso, and Silva during its prime.

[@blizzard_8]

Fabregas too

[@S1LVAW0LF]

Busquets as well

[@RexGalilae]

You've mentioned the blades but forgot the fulcrum, Busquets

[@sectortv3835]

@@S1LVAW0LF this, busquets rarely gets any credit for anything. "If you watch the game, you dont see busquets... if you watch busquets, you see the game" -Vincente del bosque

[@user-pg3yg7id1z]

"If the ball was an angry toddler, then Lukaku's first touch was Asian mom's slaps" - Wan Shi Tong, 2020 -

[@rohitsh87]

LOL

[@khushalgandhi5157]

I am sure dude you are from either Pakistan or Bangladesh

[@maguiresyndicatehunter615]

@@khushalgandhi5157 shut up lukaku lover

[@omarhonor3003]

"If the ball was an angry toddler, then Iniesta's first touch is a lullaby" That was beautiful.. 😩❤️

[@manorusantoichi3983]

Lukaku's first touch must be the wet nappy, lol

[@Regista_06]

One of the greatest midfielders to ever grace the beautiful game! 💙

[@SASMADBRUV7]

Aadarsh A No. One of the greatest players ever.

[@jaydeepbose4501]

@@SASMADBRUV7 No shit barkadog

[@SASMADBRUV7]

@@jaydeepbose4501 mate I despise Barcelona. Just liked iniesta

[@sumzk]

@@SASMADBRUV7 I must appreciate you, you returned even though your comment was 2 years old but I don't like the fact that you despise Barcelona

[@SASMADBRUV7]

@@sumzk tbh I responding to the guy who replied last week. The credit should go to him. Tbh, despise was a strong word. I don't like how alot of their fans are fake and only support messi. The transfer saga shown that

[@HC-kn2sq]

"after all when you walk passed the world's most breathtaking cathedral, you won't find the architect's name on the side." this is how you describe all the players who will never win a ballon d'or get any accolades, but are the key players to their team.

[@rajedhakal1174]

I watch this video every time I remember Iniesta and his greatness. This is truly poetry in video form.

[@JaleelBeig]

This is similar to David Silva. David is our incognito agent without whom we'd never function the way we have all these years. Still is mostly not the given any awards or even the deserved recognition by both his fans & others alike. Earlier Yaya or Kun would snatch the headlines, now it's Kevin. But David is the most instrumental of all. Good thing Iniesta is at Barca or people would've missed something big like they do with David.

[@Tifo]

Shark Team you may enjoy this article, also written by Musa in Silva: www.tifofootball.com/features/david-silva-manchester-citys-spanish-architect/

[@vb2388]

Tifo Football...Could you please send a link on the compilation video that was said in the video?

[@alexmuvua1312]

❤

[@MuhammadRaza-yd6sg]

Silva vid needed

[@rousseau327]

Lol, being at Barca has little to do with it. Iniesta is getting recognition now because he's leaving and people are realizing what they're going to miss. When he was still young and kicking, most people glossed over him just like David Silva

[@vishalchatterjee7510]

Wonderful! Everything tifo does seems to be gold.

[@charliesheen590]

Vishal Chatterjee but it's not... Jk

[@TubbysWorld4413]

This is what football fans miss these days, stats and stats is all they care about . Football for me is all about imagination , like an artist painting on a blank canvas.

[@marcsugi]

Influences from Americans, video games, and just watching goal highlights..

[@uncertainboy8893]

People still enjoy the game but the numbers never lie.

[@DharmendraYadav-nh5qq]

Numbers never tells anything. No are all but tools. It's who interpret no. Gave meaning to them. That's the problem today, no. Do get misinterpret all times. There are rarely who can get them right. And us normal people don't. But we mass decide the outcome of no. If that is true or not.

[@uncertainboy8893]

@@DharmendraYadav-nh5qq this is contradictory

[@reintaler6355]

@@uncertainboy8893 He's sort of right, numbers don't like, but the people who interpret numbers can and do

[@AbinAnjalise]

coming back to watch this video again after 2 years, still getting goosebumps!

[@oh1yeah2]

About 12 years ago, I told a friend: Messi is like an action movie - incredibly fun to watch, defying the laws of physics, doing the impossible. Iniesta is like poetry - very subtle, but if you understand it is so beautiful it might bring a tear to your eye

[@anirbansaha5868]

This video is Art. I don't really know what else to say about this. Why did you guys stop making these videos ?

[@olisabosah4292]

“As lonely as a lighthouse on an ocean cliff” 😔

[@freeross371]

Poetry

[@snuffmeister6720]

im loving the art for these, really should be made in poster size

[@FanofAslan]

"He doesn't control the ball, he absorbs it." Or words similar. Great phrase for an astonishingly great player.

[@shubhdugar4057]

wow i mean just wonderful this one as usual made sense brilliantly described

[@thesavvyartist]

Iniesta is a genius with an extremely sharp intuition. He reads the game and every player supremely well. This is why you can never floor him. He eludes you before you even attempt a move towards him. How often have you seen him on the grass? He belongs to one of my top 2.

[@DanielSmith-kq8wg]

Wow, this video is incredible. Absolutely beautiful stuff. It reminds me of the first time I saw Iniesta in person. Barcelona v Levante in 2007. Ronaldinho was World Player of The Year. 19 year old Messi had just scored a hat-trick against Real Madrid, and that wonder goal against Getafe, and his greatness was beginning to be understood. But as my dad and I watched the game, it was clear that No. 24 (who my dad had never heard of before that game) was running the show. Not necessarily obvious on TV, but in person, watching him off the ball, and when he received it, it was clear that he was running the show - not Ronaldinho, Messi, Eto'o, or even Deco or Xavi.

[@arsen-jb1gs]

"armed only with a drop of a shoulder and a first touch as soft as cotton woll he upstagged even lio messi"

[@zermev6339]

It's a shame that attackers these days are overrated and midfielders are usually underrated (along with defenders and goalkeepers)

[@isidorocaraballoherrera1924]

True dat

[@RICKtoSICK10]

Not true

[@uncertainboy8893]

False

[@Hello-ss1tu]

Funny how Van Dijk changed all of that but people still say he's not as good as Vidic

[@ritwikghosh5833]

this happens because of the media...comparisons like messi-ronaldo....even playmakers like hazard are criminally underrated

[@andrewcarlier24]

This is the best channel on KZbin I swear

[@TheDalitis8]

More than 10 years ago I was telling my friends that Iniesta was almost as good as Messi, and better than Zidane, they all laughed at me. The description of Iniesta's genius in the above clip is a brilliant one, as it is indeed extremely difficult to explain to someone who has not watched him with extreme concentration what exactly it is that makes him so great. I still remember a La Liga game from 08/09 against Villarreal at the Camp Nou (3-3) in which Keita gave an immensely lousy ball to Iniesta, it was extremely overhit as well as way too high, yet Iniesta controlled it with some kind of karate move I will never understand. I still remember that play more than 10 years down the line, it was so inexplicable.

[@xprime1054]

I remember it

[@ManuSlzno]

Of course they laughed at you because its not true. Zidane is still the better player overall. But Iniesta is in the same category of players like zizou, they are magicians on the pitch and they show us that statistics ain't the most important thing in football. Its not a coincidence that barca gets raped in ucl every year since Iniesta and xavi quit. Even with messi on the pitch. They were more important than Messi. Its a shame that iniesta and xavi didn't get ballon dor. They deserved it both but the media and shitfanboys inflated messi and cr too much

[@_sayan_roy_]

I also told this to friends over a decade ago with the same reaction.

[@TheDalitis8]

@@_sayan_roy_ such a unique player. We will never see his likes again.

[@TheDalitis8]

@@ManuSlzno No Zidane is not a better player than Iniesta. Iniesta was far more consistent and had a superior career with probably even more iconic moments than Zizou.

[@ArnavSenguptaPlus]

Can't be described better. Legend of the game. Scholes and Pirlo next please!

[@fadigoanmy8116]

Andres iniesta is my favourtie player since like 2008 I've felt like crying listening to you talking about him in a poetic way Amazing video man

[@crimsonglory7823]

An elegant piece of writing befitting an elegant player. Beautiful ❤.

[@les_crow]

I watch this video every few years.

[@grizzlah]

Thank you. Thank you much for this. A dull video of you telling this story, sitting in front of your camera would’ve been enough for me. This artistic production surely does the genius of Andrés Iniesta proud. The visuals, the sound and the words .. Thank you again.

[@burgir8317]

no one plays the game quite like don andres,he is perfection

[@nicolasbermudezmangana9205]

This is poetry at it's finest. Sublime video of a remarkable player. Simply amazing.

[@chrysanthesky]

Utterly beautiful poetic description of a poetic player.

[@Ce0ammer]

Damn! Tifo sure was more academic in its language back in 2018.

[@10Gomes7]

I remember watching an international friendly when Spain came to South Africa. A pitch full of players who had just won the World Cup not even 6 months earlier and something about Iniesta just seems a cut above. He is an amazing player.

[@albertomedinarobredo]

Love your video. I think iniesta's game is a reflection of him as a person. Humble, yet so confident, he doesn't need people's praise. Simple people are fascinated by sophisticated things, and sophisticated people and fascinated by simple things. I think it's impossible I will ever like another player as much as I like Iniesta.

[@nuh_arif]

This is so beautiful. Best description of ‘The Illusionist’ I've ever heard ❤️

[@_CrissoN]

"He has master minded some of football's finest heists, but his fringerprints are rarely found at the scene" I'm not crying, you are

[@BiboMarwanqana]

i miss tifo like this

[@tintin_calculus]

I am fan of barcelona because of their teamwork and Andres Iniesta. Simply Word Class. Thank You tifo fooball for making amazing tacticts videos. they are for gaining my fooball knowledge. thank you tifo. Namaste!

[@JAYDUB1279]

I'm dabbing my eye, friend. This is the player I will pine for in my old age. The most beguiling talent ever. Don Andres, gracias.

[@myouounoanjii]

My personal favourite player. Iniesta is a joy to watch when on the pitch, so elegant, such control, being able to get out of any situation with the ball under his control no matter how tight it is and no matter how many players are closing him down. Great vid!

[@Thomas...191]

Scholes is another I'd put in that bracket... never came near lamps and Gerrard in many stats but his influence on the game was harder to define... his punditry alas is not at the same high quality as his playing

[@Trigga_47]

Thomas Putt exactly and that's why I consider him better than Lampard and Gerrard.

[@AM-dx7ev]

Yehp I always wondered how someone so brilliant can never get noticed but of course it took Pep's system for the English media to realise what Scholes does for the the team is nothing short of genius. He was always better than Gerrard and Lampard they too were undoubtedly world class. However, scholes was class and elegance not statistical megaheads like Gerrard or Lampard but beautiful to watch and was just so naturally gifted as well and technically better. It's not a shame he played in England he had a fantastic career with one the greatest clubs of all time and he made them tick. It's more of a shame that the minds of the British don't realise how great it is to sometimes be simple yet effective. I will never put Scholes in the same bracket as Gerrard and Lampard he should be with the bracket of Xavi, Pirlo, Iniesta and so on.

[@ibrahimadat]

United were able to play a 442 which was a 2-2-6 in reality for so long because scholes would pick up the ball no matter the pressure and recycle it so effectively. Key to winning so many titles so consistently. When you get a player like that there’s only a handful in world football so you can’t let them go.

[@ca6331]

Iniesta is in a league of his own. Then comes xavi Scholes etc

[@ookodavid]

@@AM-dx7ev Scholes was amazing. But I'd actually put him alongside Gerrard than Xavi. His game can be described as anything but "elegant". He was a hardworker. He was all muscles and drive. A good thing no doubt. But not what Lampard did. Explains his yellow/red cards for instance

[@KennDrumm]

This is brilliant. I had a very similar experience watching Barca play the very strong Malaga side that had made the CL. Iniesta was mesmerising, everything that happened went through him. Saw them again, this time playing Levante, and focussed on him, he defies description whilst seemingly not doing anything particularly flashy. Easily the best player I’ve ever watched.

[@kmck101]

hauntingly beautiful and poetic. the construction of the full image from unknown numbers of subtlety perfectly depicts the beguiling genius of Iniesta. incredible

[@innovationscode9909]

This is the Michelangelo of commentaries -- the beauty of Iniesta's Stature , sculptured with words, douses me with joy and adoration. Great work. It's relieving and therapeutic in the midst of a COVID Pandemic.

[@Coopdegras]

My favourite football channel on KZbin, it takes football from a game and statistics and turns it into poetry and art. I've learned so much from here it takes the game to another level, thank you..

[@Woozer73]

Probably the best football youtube video I have ever watched. The tribute is as beautiful and profound as the way he played. I hope Iniesta has seen this and I hope it brought a tear of joyous reflection and proudness.

[@zermev6339]

Iniesta is one of my favourite midfielders and one of the best midfielders

[@needfoolthings]

Good god, some Iniesta shots are so recognizable that you recognize him in these scribbles. Amazing, the man, and the art.

[@johnmandoni5627]

Beautifully written; probably one of the best examples of sports journalism. Love the art as well, very fitting style given the Catalan team.

[@Kaiviti_Bati]

Dude, you gave me goosebumps as you described Andres Iniesta (Don). Hoping to find myself, to see him in person just one time either playing or just in front of my eyes. He truly is a master class just as how Xavi was and Messi is, they are the reason a young boy who learns about football fall in love with the game and the team. Seeing their dedication and loyalty towards Football Club Barcelona makes one wonder how such great players were never moved by money but stayed to see their retirement in a club as such.

[@crizzledizzle6146]

I watched Barcelona live in the flesh probably the same year as this guy and could've almost said the same thing, he and Messi dominated the field, making Neymar look like a showpony and Suarez look like a tap in scorer. Iniesta got an assist i think, he and Messi both went on crazy dribbles but that personally wasn't the stand out moment. For me the stand out moment of Iniesta in that match was the way he made a fake run for Pique, knowing that he wouldn't get the ball and without even checking his shoulder and then watching Messi drop into the space created by him and assist a goal. Iniesta didn't even touch the ball but without him that goal wouldn't have been scored. 2009/10 Barcelona will never be beaten, Iniesta, Pique and Messi are the last of that team and the level of communication that was still present between them three was sublime, I've seen Ronaldo, Adama Traore, Salah, Coutinho, Mane, Rooney and Tevez play live but nothing compares to Messi and Iniesta. I walked into that game wanting to see Neymar flick it over someones head and Messi score a free kick and left the game flabbergasted at the dribbling and intelligence of Messi and Andres, Legends.

[@kunalterminator]

This is simply the best KZbin video I've seen after "Lionel Messi : God amongst men". It is a shame that it hasn't got million hits till now. But as the video says, it is oddly fitting that it hasn't become as viral as I would have wanted. Afterall, that's what legends are all about. You only feel their absence once they are gone. And no matter how hard we try, nobody can ever replace them. Once the realisation comes, it is already too late. I felt immense pleasure and privileged to have watched Iniesta play in my lifetime. And I thank Musa Okwonga for putting this brilliant piece together to tell us what Iniesta means to football fans who are above stats, championships, cups, etc. and enjoy the game for what it is.

[@AIIXIII0]

He's the background guy. Not the starting point, not the finisher.. he's the progression. The inbetween.

[@bkah1]

6 yrs later and I still get goosebumps from this video

[@chivas1016]

I like how you said”other than xavi” thanks for giving him the respect he deserves. He and Iniesta are sailing on the same boat.

[@vb2388]

I still think this is the most beautiful video made on a specific football player...Tifo should do more of this..

[@alphaomega5220]

Best Spanish player of all time 😍

[@santigonzalez6971]

Alpha Omega Xavi Hernández

[@MegaKapo12]

He is just one of the best players I ever seen when you love football and you really understand it his positioning passing and tactical genius is elegant and beautiful

[@neurophilosophers994]

Iniesta only scores the most important goals because he comes out and realizes if I have supported the whole team to score and nobody could then I must. This is the difference from Messi who is a genius of everything but because he’s not a natura midfielder he doesn’t control the pace of the game as much, Messi is still very good at this but he always wants to speed it up too quickly often it works though because his passes are perfect. What Messi lacks is that feeling of well if no one else can then I will, because usually he’s making so many of the shots already that the “if nobody else can” is usually already 90% him. This is why Iniesta is Spain’s most important player ever and Messi isn’t Argentina’s, aside from the huge gap in talent across the team. Messi is still the best player of all time, I’m just explaining the nuance between them

[@creative_soul-recolo]

Best comment ever 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾😢😢😢😢😢

[@arsen-jb1gs]

wow i am a huge messi fan, your comment is spot on

[@uncertainboy8893]

Rubish

[@sphericalcow6014]

I'm sorry. But this is really rubbish. I'm honestly not being biased towards Messi, but this was intolerably stupid.

[@Leonisel]

@Kal Singh thank you, not too many people know that Yazid is the epitome of football.

[@AbhiLM10]

He's wizard WIZARD with the ball... one of the finest of CLASS and a Humblest of HUMAN♥️💯

[@BadDayLp]

What an beautiful loveletter to Andres Iniesta. I have goosebumps.

[@Understanding_Football]

One of the best written football pieces, I will come back just to hear this description again and again. His touch is a lullaby 😍

[@subliminalrecordings2350]

As a Barcelona fan, I just jump to watch this video with all the amazing and accurate wording, makes me miss these amazing days in camp Nou.😭😭 they played beautiful football

[@MeidoVegeta]

I'll always maintain that Iniesta was the 2nd best player in the world during the Messi years.

[@cu7821]

This is the best KZbin channel I've ever subscribed to. Everything you guys produce is Gold, and you really highlight the beauty and artistry of Football. Been subscribed for over a year now or so, had to say Thank you for all the videos you guys bring out

[@paleszhurts]

This was simply wonderful. I still remember the article as well, didn't think I'd see it on a video once, but it was brilliant again. Thankfully, since the article I had the pleasure to witness his magic live twice! You desrcibed him beautifully.

[@DakirThanveer]

One of the best videos Tifo has ever made! Loved coming back to it!

[@angel964o]

The most underrated world class player, absolute genius on the ball, humble off the pitch, has won everything, and I will never forget that run against PSG, where he left 3 players on the floor and passed the ball literally through the middle for an empty net goal by Neymar - minimalist in touches, but he makes every single movement absolutely worth it!

[@KUSHTEA]

you have to complete the trilogy now with xavi

[@amarakanneh6628]

KUSHTEA xavi and sergio

[@praneshdutta7448]

I have watched many videos and countless articles about Iniesta but never have I heard/read Iniesta's most apt description. This is it. I never thought a video about a person playing a game could make me teary-eyed, but thanks to the writer, he did. Iniesta Iniesta Iniesta

[@ravimathews1973]

I have never heard more beautiful prose used for a footballer than in this video. Marvellous - such a pleasure to listen to. Thank You!!

[@UnbiasedBayernFan]

The one time I went to the Nou Camp I got to watch them all before kick off. In the match, I was stunned by Iniesta. Just impeccable control of the ball. As Mourinho said in his scout report for Andres, he had an incredible radius of action. From that day on he's been my favourite ever footballer. Just the technique and composure, plus that little burst of speed he had. Just magic. I am grateful to have seen that man play

[@paulmadison6334]

This is my favorite football channel by a million miles. All of you tell such breathtaking stories of what would seem a mundane topic. Well done

[@shaquillealexander3491]

Beautiful. Just brilliant. This is art at its finest.

[@rickclaark8459]

He was better than Xavi. Xavi could find the pass but he didn’t have the silk that iniesta had that made him effective going forward and in tight situations.

[@sibi51811]

During the last season in the match between espanyol and barca the entire pitch was flooded with water due to rain. The ball could hardly be passed on the ground and dribbling with the ball was near impossible, even messi couldn't move with the ball but iniesta did. He excellent in that match he glided above the water with the ball, it was amazing to watch.

[@RegalRexus]

An absolute beautiful video! You guys at Tifo deserve more recognition for your content its some of the best soccer content out there if not the best!

[@rhys4659]

Get chills at some points of this. Great!

[@kareemsc9913]

Absolutely outstanding video. One of the greatest. What's the music?

[@iskywhisky1154]

This is poetry. Absolutely beautiful.

[@barstar888]

No joke, you have the “Iniesta” of writing proving the words for this narration. Beautiful and elegant.

[@mainulsabuj4982]

We need more of this!

[@hariharasudhankrishnan2907]

Standing alone like a light house on the cliff - awesome narration. Great job. Loving this series

[@srivathsansrini]

Why’d you guys stop making these? This one’s a real gem.

[@shahir1395]

I miss this Tifo Football.... :)

[@BiboMarwanqana]

bro...

[@valerianvalentinus1123]

can't believe an essay video about football can be this touching, amazing.

[@danielrussel4215]

Great voice... Great writing... Made my day...

[@kudzaizvikwende9600]

Are we all just mesmerised by the brilliance of Iniesta that we ignore the fact that this video is possibly the most beautiful video on KZbin. I mean the background music, the art, the narration...masterpiece Sir...just a masterpiece

[@Tifo]

Thank you! - Joe

[@williamschukwuebuka7907]

this is pure magic,,,so beautiful.

[@ElPerroBigoton]

This video reminded me of a few years back when a relatively “poor” team (I don’t remember who) managed a 0-0 draw against Barcelona. When they asked the manager how he stopped Messi he said it was impossible to stop him and that what they did was focus on neutralizing Xavi and Iniesta.

[@AMbradfordfilms]

Iniesta is selfless.

[@sayansengupta7857]

I have probably seen this video 20 times. But every time I see it , I get goosebumps. I wish you guys made a video on Busquets !

[@mayurlive]

One of the best videos I have seen on the beautiful game. Just wow, I am too moved to articulate any more right now. I have been trying to convince people that Don Andres is a more complete midfielder than Zizou, but you could not have described his genius better. Thank you.

[@momo-ht2oe]

Sergio Busquets is probably the greatest CDM of this generation.

[@partha95123]

You watch the game, you don’t see Busquets. You watch Busquets, you see the whole game - Vicente del Bosque