The Story of Enzo Scifo: Platini's Fallen Heir

[@Top10Rangers]

Honestly man your videos deserve to be seen by a bigger audience than some of them seem to reach, don’t get it. Very enjoyable and interesting again.

[@flashbackfootball1367]

Thanks pal, I appreciate the kind words. Just gonny keep on plugging away!

[@DanCassidy-o4g]

Completely agree 🎉 Keep up the good work and top content my man. Chefs kiss 👍

[@Loskov-my3xw]

@@flashbackfootball1367 just watching some of your videos. great stuff, but just a quick point about the assists. If you're using transfermarkt for them there's a strong chance they are far from complete for older non-german and smaller teams pre-early '00s. Quick example is Aleksandr Mostovoy at Celta, who had 70+ in all competitions, but only has a small fraction of that recorded.

[@za.307]

I saw Enzo play for Wenger. I thought he was a gem of player. The type that makes you love the game.

[@Emir3828]

underrated channel and I liked the vid

[@rossegan3866]

Need a Larsson video from u mate , by far my favourite page on KZbin and check almost daily for updates ! Class ma man keep it coming

[@TheGMonstah]

I'm so happy to finally see a video about Enzo Scifo it makes my Belgian heart happy

[@andreatesta196]

very nice video about a player who could have had a shinier carrier. Not that he had a bad one, of course. His status of enfant prodige had set very high expectations about him. When he joined Inter in 1987 he was still very young and the team was in need of some more radical change, which happened one year later. When he later joined Torino he was way more mature and did much better. Serie A was extremely competitive and difficult in those years

[@thesunstate5803]

One of my favourite players of all time along with Prued'homme and Grzegorz Lato.

[@nonameslb]

Michel was a beast GK, SLBENFICA legend.

[@72thekel]

Thanks for this, honestly curious of Scifo as I've only heard he was part of the early noughties No. 10s class

[@giodhuha6771]

Because of this video, i'm convinced to subscribe your channel. Keep the great work up!

[@mariolouise]

Enzo Scifo and Enzo Francescoli

[@giampierogirolamo7134]

Great idea this video !!!! ❤

[@flashbackfootball1367]

Glad you liked it!!

[@hernan5940]

Scifo was great, unforgettable

[@oceanmike8516]

Could you do a video on 1998/99 dynamo Kyiv?

[@flashbackfootball1367]

It's a good Idea. I've got a list of 5/6 players I want to make vids about first, then I'll look into it!

[@oceanmike8516]

@@flashbackfootball1367 thanks for acknowledging mate.

[@MohamedAli-xu3uw]

He was the hazard of his time.

[@sidikitraore7746]

from the same city as hazard, too

[@power279]

Hazard probably idolise him​@@sidikitraore7746

[@DidYaServe]

Class player. Belgium's best before the golden generation.

[@allws9683]

Luc Nilis 'Subtilis' and from the black/white era Paul van Himst !! Fans of PSV saw Romario, Ronaldo and Ruud van Nistelrooij play in Eindhoven in the 1990s. But many will say their fave player was Luc Nilis. And he was highly valued as one of their best teammates by the likes of mentioned Ronaldo, Ruud van Nistelrooij and Mark van Bommel ...

[@Resenbrink]

If modern football fans dont know him then they arent football fans.

[@karlosdeevs]

Those who know football know Enzo Scifo🤫

[@koenclaes8833]

He was great but also lot of criticized in Belgium.

[@frozen1762]

He had a really good long career. Was never best of the best but that's ok. I don't see him as a flop, you can't expect every player to be super known to causals. What hindered him in retrospect is that he came to big stage so young and people expected he would develop more. In his time mid 80s to mid 90s there was a bunch of players like that, who are now forgotten and were great but could have been more known.

[@ashtonalmond9024]

I think Torino was super defensive as well

[@salkomujanovic6224]

Zinedine Zidanes favourite player,he even named one of his sons Enzo

[@D_B_Cooper]

The son was named after enzo francescoli

[@sikecar534]

It wasn't Scifo, but Francescoli, since Francescoli played for OM when Zidane was there in the youth system and was born there.

[@vinnyfanneran3116]

11:43 Eh... SHIT!!! Did you see that??! He must have a foot like a traction engine.

[@flashbackfootball1367]

Unbelievable strike!

[@michelf5974]

He had a fine career but it could have been better. He certainly is plenty appreciated and respected in Belgium and i suspect in the teams he played for (like Torino).

[@encorefootball]

Totally forgot this Belgian wonder

[@Baresi-Unico-Capitano]

Here in Italy, his unfortunate name was almost always confused for Schifo 🫣

[@bibianotorres2382]

Decir Sciffo era decir "Clase en el fútbol"

[@wanr5701]

Steed Malbranque's idol and role model.

[@Andre_vyent]

Platini is just biased cuz its franch belgium flaams and france guy

[@Wz96-i4c]

He scored some long range shots and that's about it.

[@flashbackfootball1367]

When it was his day he was really a midfield orchestrator who could pull the strings and control the game. I just think he lacked consistency and it wasn't his day very often.

[@gratefuldead3750]

Technically he was one of the most gifted players of the 80ies and 90ies.

[@Wz96-i4c]

@@LHBH8 Has Belgium won a cup or been in a final during his time. All people see are videos of him with his long-range shots.

[@Spectrescup]

​@@Wz96-i4cyou do realise not all matches were televised during this era, don't you?