American Reacts to 15 Most Brutal Fouls in Football

[@glenjones6980]

Most brutal thing of all here is the voiceover on the original upload.

[@derekfleming3095]

American commentators on football is comedy gold, don’t have a clue 😂😂😂

[@thebolsta]

I was just getting over the U - E - F - A Championship pronunciation, Then the A jacks came. 🤣

[@paulbrecken2136]

He got a lot wrong, so hilarious 😂​@@thebolsta

[@williamwhitty7243]

@@thebolsta dont forget standed lee a gee

[@necessaryevil3428]

Ajacks 🤣

[@BigyetiTechnologies]

And Cameroon beat Argentina one - zero

[@RawTopShot]

3:31 😂😂😂 Gram Aye 😂😂😂 Graham...( Grey Amm )

[@Marli-o4g]

I know. I thought it would be Souness he struggled with, but Graeme!

[@herrdoktorjohan]

I'm very surprised that Eric Cantona's dropkick to a fan of the opposing team, and Camilo Zuniga's knee-forward jump into Neymar's back weren't on that list. Very much agreed with your opinion on Axel Witsel's foul (Nr 9 on the list), it in fact caused a bit of an outcry in Belgium and there were some calls for having him banned from competition if memory serves.

[@jhdix6731]

In the 80s, there were some discussions about harder sanctions for fouls in the Bundesliga. One proposal I remember was to add the injury time of the victim to the player's suspension. (e.g. the player would be suspended for 3 games, but if he had sent someone to hospital for three weeks, he wouldn't play those three weeks + the following three matches). I kind of liked that idea, especially for career - ending fouls.

[@stevemccullagh36]

Narrator Man really should have got pronunciation lessons before he recorded this.

[@aidanlynn]

3:35 Graeme Souness did those tackles all the time, there’s compilations of it. 😂

[@JerryO1995]

Unfortunately, Keane's tackle was so dirty that it didn't simply hurt Haaland, but he also ended up retiring.

[@Mozzymandias]

It’s a myth the Keane tackle retired him. He was already playing with an injury to his left knee (Keane tackle was the right knee) and that was the one he had surgery on in the summer and never returned to full fitness. Haaland finished the game, played for Norway midweek and played the next league game. He’s on record saying the tackle didn’t cause him to retire during FA inquiry after Keane’s autobiography where he stated it was pre-meditated. Still absolute horror tackle and just lucky Haaland’s right leg was raised, if it was planted I’ve no doubt it would have been a career ender.

[@karlmeadows4986]

It was his other leg 🦵🏻 which ended his career not the one Keane hit, a simple google will tell you that

[@stephaniehamilton6217]

Bullshit, it was his other leg!

[@peleind]

​@@karlmeadows4986no wonder he retired, its bad enough to play with only one good leg, hard to do when both legs are ruined.

[@michaelbrassington7549]

“Tis but a scratch”

[@karlmeadows4986]

😂

[@domiiinik4320]

What's amazing is that dude who had his leg broken (9th place in this video, Marcin Wasilewski) recovered and played professional football again and then went to Leicester achieving with them their "impossible" championship in 2016

[@indigo8021]

Always felt sorry for Martin Taylor with that tackle on Eduardo, he absolutely did not mean to do that, was just beaten to the punch. You could see how devastated he was afterwards. Horrendous thing to happen

[@HeyItsMeScott]

I would love a part 2 to this!

[@TheHesseJames]

Back in the old days football was quite brutal. Italy won the WC I 1934 specifically with the tactics to take as many opponents as possible. At this time you couldn’t even replace an injured player.

[@nightstorm5914]

The german goalkeeper was labeled after the match a Enemy of the French, since he didnt made a apology and made same shittalk Also an "interesting" football player was the german Walter Frosch, which had at his "peak" 18/19 yellow cards, where he became the reason to introduce the system, that football players get a suspension after getting to many yellow cards. (His nicknames were "Frosch the Kicker/Hitter"(since he kicked his opponents often), "Kicker/Hitter of the League" and "The Walking bar counter" (since he was also an alcoholic)

[@stevebeardsmore3303]

The foul by the German goalkeeper on the French player did not even get a free kick for the French. The French player had teeth knocked out and the German offered to pay his dental work, What a bxxxxxd

[@glenn9683]

Grammey Souness 😂😂

[@johntheking2k6]

Can't stand souness shit manager ,shit player ....

[@owainhopkins5273]

David busst injury was first that came to mind

[@ianmartin2833]

The way he pronounces Souness first name!!! Brilliant

[@scottirvine121]

Aw man the commentary Ay jax 🤣

[@glennaustin37]

Surprised the Busst 'tackle' not here. Gruesome. And plenty of Vinnie Jones tackles way worse than some of these.

[@CammyK1872]

Greame Souness had alot of "tackles" like that one featured. He was constantly at it, but back then it was a different game. You could get away with alot more.

[@martingriff101]

You could make a full video with his fouls

[@CammyK1872]

@@martingriff101and that's just in a rangers jersey, you could leave out his time in Italy,Turkey and England 😂😂😂

[@eamonnclabby7067]

​@@CammyK1872..Mrs C was a sister in the old Walton hospital that looked after Mr Shankly's and Paisley, s Liverpool teams...she reckoned they were a tougher bunch back then...

[@CammyK1872]

There's no reckon mate, it's a fact. 😂

[@themoderntemplar1567]

Can't believe they showed big Graeme's tackle instead ay that bastard Neil Cooper's assault on wee Duranty.

[@stingray4real]

During the 1960s and 1990s tackling were more brutal. Players like Vinnie Jones (Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels, Gone In 60 Seconds, Snatch) Stuart Pearce, Nobby Stiles, Ron 'Chopper' Harris, Billy Bremner, Norman Hunter and Jack Charlton.

[@necessaryevil3428]

Stuart Pearce wasn't 'brutal'..... just rock hard with thighs like tree trunks and no fear 😊

[@rtid7538]

The most painful thing in this video is many of the pronunciations. 😆

[@glennaustin37]

Arse-a-nay! 😂

[@Marli-o4g]

Let’s stay in England??? After commentating on a Scottish team!!!😮

[@skerla2004]

Another great vid EB!

[@kevinturner3997]

It's not a foul an accident, but the worst injury I've seen was Dave Buust playing for Coventry City v Man Utd and three players all went for the ball and it finished up Dave Buust's leg was so badly broken that his bones tore through his skin out through his sock. Peter smiechel was so shocked he vomited on the pitch. Dave Buust could never play again.

[@mr.jglokta191]

Henrik Larssons broken leg should be a honorable mention imo. even if it wasn't really a foul

[@Marli-o4g]

In the days before VAR the referee cannot always see the angle shown on TV so it will be up to the authorities to retrospectively act, but that doesn’t help the team during the match.

[@kathylecluyse7820]

And to say things used to be way, way worse. I seem to remember a program on BBC where they showed the (in)famous England-Germany Cup Final, with a modern referee marking everything that is considered a foul now. After 15 minutes or so, the match should have been stopped, as there weren't enough players on the field anymore.

[@mikem10481]

Look at the 70s, especially in England. Tackles flying everywhere and the odd punch up on the pitch. And all you got was a warning.

[@ashleywebster2135]

You should watch clips of the 1970 FA Cup final billed as the most brutal game of football.

[@robertgrant4987]

With all the bad decisions on top of the bad tackling it's no wonder they've introduced V.A.R, and about time too. Now its been used for a few years, it has in my opinion, improved the game from the POV of less fake diving, less acting hurt, less dangerous tackling and fair off side decisions 👏 yes you may have to wait a bit before you know if your team has scored a goal while it gets checked by VAR but the benefits outweigh

[@martinconnors6200]

Hey Eclectic Beard, I used to play football for my Reserve Team. I had to retire, because the opponent went for my hamstring (with the studs)

[@leonardhpls6]

You retired from a reserve team 😂 was it just a pub team having a kick out 😂 retired? Like you was a pro 🤡

[@andrewcoates6641]

Try to locate some footage of Leeds United games from the late 60’s to the mid’70’s when they were managed by Don Revie (?) and Billy Bremner was the team captain . The team were notorious for the number of fouls they committed, in particular one player was so often involved with fouls that even the Leeds supporters had created a chant about him. The player was called Norman Hunter. The chant ran as his name followed by “Bites your legs, bites your legs, bites your legs.” This refain was repeated ad naussium until a player from the opposition team was assisted off the field , usually on a stretcher.

[@themoderntemplar1567]

@andrewcoates6641 You'll probably find them in the vaults of the UFC or in back episodes of Crimewatch 😂

[@GillEdwards-vi8qb]

Norman Hunter was one of the less violent Leeds players and he had a lot of ball skill. His reputation for brutality was undeserved; Jack Charlton, Billy Bremner, Terry Cooper and Johnny Giles were all much worse than him. Mind, Norman was definitely no angel (after all, he played for Leeds) and to say that he was usually less culpable than his team mates is certainly damning with faint praise. 🤕😉

[@HorrorFan-WrestlingFan]

Back in the day the fouls were called 50 50 tackles you will get a straight red card for doing it now a days

[@BigyetiTechnologies]

Who's Grahmay Souness? And Arsenay Wenger?

[@2strokesmoke783]

Most of these are tame compared to something i witnessed at an under 14s floodlit football practice, not a tackle but a sickening incident for us boys to witness. Mark Setchal had ran to recover the ball behind the goal (in the shadows) he suddenly buckled and fell to the floor screaming in pain, there was a hole about two foot deep and a foot wide and he'd put his leg right into it and snapped his shin bone in two.

[@4211234]

watching soccer you'll see an ankle break and a head trauma a couple times a season unfortunately, it usually ends well

[@spirosgreek1171]

On the last one, it was kinda expected. Roy is rather infamously trigger happy and holds grudges tight

[@breitve]

surprised no vinnie jones. the man made his career knocking people down

[@PlaguedDinosaur]

Cantona on that palace fan has got to be the most brutal foul

[@nihilistzero8066]

all black legend wayne shelford once had his scrotum split wide open playing a game of rugby, the guy continued, would this happen in wendyball? I think not. Its a sport played by beta males, always has been... always will be

[@johntheking2k6]

Yeah that kick on fan was vile...

[@eamonnclabby7067]

Our league 2 has plenty of tasty tackles...

[@themoderntemplar1567]

I was at that game between Glasgow Rangers v Steau Bucharest, Graeme Souness was our player-manager at the time and was known as a tough player. I remember thinking aw f#@k no, he's getting sent off but to our delight he didn't even get a yellow card. We did wince at the tackle though and although I did feel sorry for the Romanian player afterwards I didn't at the time as they were a dirty team themselves that night. The worst I recall seeing was during a Man Utd v Coventry City match where Coventry's Dave Buust suffered an horrific double fracture on his leg, although purely accidental it was nonetheless brutal to see live on tv. Finished the poor guys career.

[@DavidSmith-cx8dg]

The game has changed out of all recognition since I started playing and watching it . Nowadays tackling is almost impossible and it leads to more playacting and off the ball stuff . Having said that some nasty incidents among these . Some were accidents , others intentionally trying to hurt players and referees need to know The difference .The commentator is hilarious , it's true we are separated by a common language , at least where football terminology is concerned .

[@davidj009]

The most brutal thing in this video is the commentators pronunciation of the players, managers, teams and competitions. No chance he's watched any football before.

[@TheMetal441]

When I saw rangers come up I was sure it would be the tackle on Durrant. I'm an Aberdeen fan but Jesus it was rough

[@mattsmith5421]

15 most butchered pronunciations

[@NotYourUncleRuckus]

Should of seen the tackle in the old firm game the other day

[@upthesock1]

I don’t think I’ve ever heard a commentator mispronounce so many names, it’s like a comedy sketch.

[@daphnelovesL]

Ewald Lienen leg was split open for a foot.

[@necessaryevil3428]

Cant believe Zidanes headbutt didn't make the list 😮

[@Stannington]

Gammy Sounas?

[@johntheking2k6]

Check out vinny Jones for Wimbledon,or if you can find it footage of Tommy Smith Liverpool

[@mikkohapponen5728]

Think that they all are professinal kickers. Feckin trained for that.

[@chrisellis3797]

I'm a United fan and can't excuse Keane for the number 1 clip. Thar was 3.5yrs later where he got revenge. That was a long harboured grudge with total intent. Fairly sure Haaland was injured for over a year after it

[@seancorker5815]

It ended his career mate. Keane turned into a thug at United

[@2strokesmoke783]

​@@seancorker5815 Nope, haaland said himself that Keanes "tackle" was not why he retired.

[@jasonuk8333]

Worst I can recall seeing at a match I attended was this one. Occurs around 20 seconds in. Apologies for the poor quality, but I think this was transferred from VHS. No idea what he was thinking, but so glad he didn't connect properly with the Doncaster player. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJyoln2kp5dgjKM

[@jasonuk8333]

I am a Wycombe fan, but that commentary is hilariously biased! The guy that made the tackle, Jason Cousins, is a legend at Wycombe, playing many seasons for us, but he was very nearly fired after this.

[@cathyb46]

Denis Irwin for Man U broke a players leg it was horrific. Google what the Coventry City player David Bussts leg looked like 28 years later 🤢

[@psm767]

Even if it doesnt seem like it, European footbsll is a contact sport, sometimes extremely tough !

[@majorchaos2006]

The 3 match suspension is automatic with a red card

[@dcanmore]

Liverpool's Kevin Keegan getting punched to the ground in the 1974 FA Cup Final against Leeds, but then again that was one incident among many in a brutal match. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHO6cn9tdqmmn5I and Tommy Gemmell of Scotland booting German Helmut Haller up in the air after being fouled by him kzbin.info/www/bejne/gp_Nkmhni9mcmbM

[@shaunrye7740]

Ajax is pronounced Aye Axe

[@GillEdwards-vi8qb]

Watch the 1970 Chelsea v Leeds FA cup final replay. The dirtiest match of all time.

[@101steel4]

Those pronunciations 😬😬😬

[@tommortlock8783]

I was gonna say the same thing my goodness 😭

[@Somerandomguy7623]

@@tommortlock8783 I thought he was deliberately using the worst attempt at pronouncing those names

[@eeeeezzz]

Suarez got suspended for 10 games because he bit a guy. Now, I'm not saying it's OK to bite people but I never understood how it was so much worse than actually trying to seriously injure an opponent.

[@martinrusev3502]

The way this dude pronounces the names are giving me a heart attack.

[@cliffdixon6422]

A lot of really bad fouls don't make it to video, I saw more than a few when going to live matches in the 80's and 90's. I remember David Speedie going over the top on Sunderland captain Gary Bennett who had just returned from a knee operation, targeting the area - 'Benno', who I have met personally and was not just a good defender but is also a really nice guy, reacted by grabbing Speedie by the throat and bundling him over an advertising hoarding! Ben Thatcher, who is shown in your video playing for Manchester City and delivering a forearm smash, had form for that - In his Wimbledon days he did similar to Nicky Summerbee and broke his jaw. Finally, one tackle that wasn't a foul but was probably the most horrendous injury I have ever seen in football was during a Manchester Utd vs Coventry match, two defenders came in on the side of Coventry player David Busst and keeper Peter Schmeichel from the front diving for the ball. Busst's leg broke in 3 places and his career was over, some of the players who saw it (Including Schmeichel) had to have counselling afterwards.

[@ianmartin2833]

The commentator makes Maradona sounds like a Kebab!! lol

[@crazydrew01]

I don't think the last one explained the full outcome of that challenge.. HAALAND never played again after that.

[@neilmackay5655]

You should see Aussie rules lol

[@eldoofthe3rd]

I'm surprised the 2010 world cup final isn't number one because that was more like an MMA fight than a football match...... But not as surprised as an American calling it football

[@MikeEvans-d2y]

And they didn’t even show David bustt when he had his leg broken , a red card is an automatic 3 match ban ,

[@JamieAubrey]

Grah-may 😂 his name is Graeme

[@alanstrachan6760]

Break someone's leg get a 3 match suspension have a bet on a match you play in get banned for 6 months

[@Somerandomguy7623]

It amazes me that Roy Keane is liked as a TV pundit for football. He should not be allowed to be anywhere near football

[@2strokesmoke783]

Roy Keane is one of the best defensive midfielders ever, one of the greatest captains ever, along with his honesty, it makes him one of the best pundits on TV today.

[@Somerandomguy7623]

@@2strokesmoke783 Still a thug who deliberately went out to end another player's career after holding a grudge for 3 years.

[@2strokesmoke783]

@@Somerandomguy7623 Roy Keane isn't a thug and his intention wasn't to end his career. Maybe try watching him on Stick to Football, comes across as a great guy, maybe that's why everybody who knows him loves him!

[@nietzchepreacher9477]

Showing a scottish clip and then saying "lets stay in england"

[@yutehube4468]

15 Most Brutal Commentary Mispronunciations Of All Time.

[@MrDunkycraig]

Right im redoing my comment and none of these would make a top ten apart from number one that was pure malice. That said Roy Keane was as hard as diamond and hes spoken about this tackle a few times. There was a Leeds match in the 70s that was far more brutal and certainly took no prisoners. The 3 match ban is/was max ban for red card for violent conduct. When i was 16 at school id made a tiny name for myself as a striker that season. A lad from school played for our close rivals as a centre back and i was centre forward. He came up to me at school and calmly told me he would break my legs in the game on Sunday! Well we had gotten two thirds into the match and we were winning and id gotten both goals and Negus had had enough of me and with both feet of the ground took me out behind my knee there were deep stud marks in the flesh above and below and i was carried of. No card just a free kick, my injury thankfully was no more than some minor cuts, but my rep went way up and im still friends with the guy 38yrs on. The thing is it wasnt the worst tackle i received in the game

[@mayurgawali18]

No. 1 was intentional and also ended the career. No. 9 was unintentional and didn't end career

[@jeanlongsden1696]

look up Vinnie Jones (he played for West Ham before becoming an actor) Fouls and Fights.

[@indigo8021]

No he didn’t 😂

[@mikem10481]

He never played for West Ham. He played for Wimbledon, known as the Crazy Gang.

[@jeanlongsden1696]

@@mikem10481 my mistake, I just knew it was some shit London team.

[@markcutting6504]

No vinnie jones????wasn't he the quickest card at 2/3 seconds.never mind his other "mistimed challenges".love to see old fashion tacklers-dicks,winterburn,neville,Pearson etc.but most of the time went for the ball🤔🤗

[@stevebigfoot1287]

Thanks for the video, keep up the good work. I have been going to the football since the 70s, it was much worse then, players are so protected now in comparison, yet some feign injury and roll all over the floor like idiots at times. As for these tackles most were horrific (I was actually present at all the Arsenal ones), but the idiot doing the commentary was by far the worst thing, didn't have a clue. It's only the last couple of years that V. A. R. has been available so refs had to have seen it and act instantly without the benefit of tv camera angles. Unfortunately I can't say V. A. R. has made much improvement they still make terrible decisions with multiple cameras, slow motion etc that drastically alter the result, sometimes costing teams dearly. It's never going to be perfect but the quality of the refs these days is much lower than 20 odd years ago, they have no stature or authority and aren't respected by the players (although that is the fault of the players).

[@manvhestercity1894]

Have a look at the match called the dirtiest match ever played , the battle of santigo italy v uraguay , not good , also chelsea v leeds 1970 fa cup final replay got a bit tasty the thus of leed v the glamour boys of london well worth a watch 👍

[@JackRobinson14]

I thought you were a black guy until like 2 minutes in. I'm not sure how. I'm completely sober

[@CHEEKYMONKEY2647]

certain matches they dont replay because of the football hooligans, many matchs get called off due to football hooligans attacking rival team supporters after a foul.

[@leonardhpls6]

A jacks 😂

[@richardstuart3882]

There is a common misconception that football is not a tough game, i played rugby and football never saw a broken bone in rugby (the odd dislocated finger) but lots of broken legs playing football, as for the rolling around, it does happen but take this into consideration youre running at full speed and someone just lightly clips your ankle bone with a stud, thatll sting for 10 minutes trust me

[@Splattercat82]

That's more like MMA

[@dav147]

OMG just heard Gram-ey Souness, is Graham not a name over ther Alan? really! OMG This Guy man, does he think its the Grammy awards or something wow!

[@treesaregood8911]

Whats most shocking is the narrator's pronunciatons!

[@willrichardson1809]

you would think the commentator would at least attempt a little research on pronounciation of names, the pronounciation of Graham was shocking, I am sure it is pronounced correctly by most Americans, its a common enough name. As for the Butcher Of Bilbao, Spanish football in the 80's was just a war zone.

[@studioanto4634]

A-Jax😅

[@MaloPlayz]

Do you support a team beardy?

[@TheEclecticBeard]

Liverpool

[@AnonymousJ99]

Shocking original video, they aren’t brutal at all. Plus the gruesome parts are in tonnes of other videos so he’s just lying about KZbin taking it down.

[@ianmartin2833]

Weirda Bremen!!!

[@human0_0skull]

Nah these aren't definetely the most brutal fouls in Football. Check this video instead : Worst Tackles & Fouls Ever in Football (Sorry in advance if this is too hard)

[@Finchie_97]

Graeme Souness first name is a different spelling to the name Graham. Not bloody 'Grameh' or however that narrator pronounced it. Silly sausage. I've had to edit this. So many mispronunciations...

[@geofftottenperthcoys9944]

That commentator cannot pronounce WORDS!

[@adamdenby1282]

He normally a good guy dose the over voice guy think this is wrestling haha

[@dannywlm63]

I had to take my Son to the toilet and missed Terry getting kicked in the face, such a shame as it was the highlight of the game and sweet revenge for what the chavski fans did to me ,sister and two of my kids before the game

[@thedarcbird]

As had been said before elsewhere, the difference between football and rugby is that in football you spend 90 minutes trying to show how badly hurt you are, and in right you spend 80 minutes trying to show how badly hurt you aren't. (I played a full practice game with a hairline fracture in my wrist when I was 15...)

[@williamwhitty7243]

carry that egg