Why Julian Nagelsmann's Germany are the FAVOURITES for Euro 2024...(or if not...why?)

Julian Nagelsmann has led his Germany team to 2 wins out of 2 to kick start the 2024 European Championships, but what is more impressive is the level of Germany's tactical game model, something I will tackle in today's video, which has 4 parts:
1. Germany's fluid rotations in their 3-1-5-1 shape
2. Nagelsmann's profiling of individuals like Toni Kroos, Jamal Musiala, Ilkay Gundogan, Kai Havertz, Joshua Kimmich, and Florian Wirtz, and the role of the Raumdeuter.
3. His counter press out-of-possession
4. Germany's vulnerabilities and how to stop Nagelsmann's tactical blueprint.
After beating Hungary 2-0, and Scotland 5-1, many have the Germans as favourites, alongside the likes of Spain, Italy, France, England, Portugal, Belgium, and the Netherlands. But is this fair? Today, we find out.
Formerly the manager of Bayern Munchen, and winning the Bundesliga with the German giants, Nagelsmann has moved away to the German national team and has looked to have refined my tactical ideas, as well as finding and creating a better environment to work. Will Nageslmann rotate in Germany's final group stage game vs Switzerland? Giving that they have already qualified. Will he rotate players like Manuel Neuer, Robert Andrich, Jonathan Tah, Mittelstadt, for players like Nico Fullkrug, Emre Can, Leroy Sana, Pascal Grob, Nico Schlotterbech, Thomas Muller and more.
They are certainly the form side, with teams like England under performing in their opening games, drawing 1-1 against Denmark and narrowly beating Serbia 1-0. Gareth Southgate has had to face key questions about the roles of Trent Alexander-Arnold, Harry Kane, Phil Foden, Bukayo Saka, and Jude Bellingham.
For Germany, there are no such questions as of yet, with Nagelsmann using his players well. For example, deploying Joshua Kimmich in the same role Thomas Tuchel used him in as Bayern Munich knocked Mikel Arteta's Arsenal out of the Champions League earlier in the year.
This channel covers the entirety of Euro 2024, providing in-depth tactical analysis of the tactics of every nation, as well as covering the Premier League. This includes, Pep Guardiola and Manchester City, Manchester United and Eric ten Hag, Chelsea and Enzo Maresca, Spurs or Tottenham Hotspur and Ange Postecoglou, Mikel Arteta and Arsenal, Aston Villa and Unai Emery, and Liverpool and Arne Slot.
I will turn my attention back to Arsenal specifically in the coming days, as we look at how Arteta evolves the team to win the 2024/24 Premier League title, including the roles of Martin Odegaard, Declan Rice, William Saliba, Gabriel Martinelli, Jurrien Timber, David Raya, and many more! Can the Gunners do it?

[@InterTrini]

Germany and Spain are arguably the two teams to beat and would be a great Final. Sad that they'll probably meet so early as in the QF.

[@patricebaumel]

I would add Portugal to that list. Balanced team with a clear tactical plan, backed up by individual class in nearly every position. They looked tight against Turkey.

[@frankhainke7442]

Yeah, I hope that they do not have to play against each other too early. Because one of them would be out too early then.

[@MWcrazyhorse]

Yeah it sucks. You host the Euros and get the best team in the quarters.

[@myuthukhyla5367]

@@frankhainke7442 They met in quarter already if they both win next round ofc

[@frankhainke7442]

@@myuthukhyla5367 What a pity.

[@yelircaasi]

Julián Nagelsmann, everyone's favorite Spanish coach

[@dinglshingle]

i thought hes argentinian

[@hurtigheinz3790]

I stopped the video after 10 seconds to make this comment! "Hulian"

[@Sambalamba-bwst]

Thought the same thing 😄

[@Success1-xc4by]

​@@dinglshingle Julian Nagelsmann is German.

[@Success1-xc4by]

​@@Sambalamba-bwstJulian Nagelsmann is German, not Spanish or Argentinian

[@nicklikethesoup]

The biggest benefit of Nagelsmann’s ability to play a high level system is how perfectly his squad building was done. If you look at that starting 11, every single player plays some variation of this system at club level. Every single player. Even the bench players are familiar with it at squad level. So when it comes time to coach, he’s only tweaking minor aspects. Its the exact opposite of what Southgate did for England where the players come various systems at club level, & the system he’s trying to use is different still.

[@harveygration]

Simple but effective. Knows how to tap into a players mental very well.

[@green_wire]

True words. Nagelsmann’s ingame-coaching has to be mentioned as well. Over the last years Germany was pretty tortured with absurd decisions Löw has made. At present, This now feels like a breath of fresh air. Nagelsmann is well prepared and has a basic plan, Löw and Flick never had.

[@33butterzucker33]

Nagelsmann has learned a lot in the last few months; last year he let Havertz play as left defender.

[@flandarn329]

@@33butterzucker33 And even this kinda worked if you look at the statistics of the game

[@peter-mv5gk]

@@green_wire dont underestimate joachim löw

[@forhyrule8428]

wow I did not expect such a professional video by a 10 k channel. subbed mate. Btw outside of the tactical stuff as a German, I have to say that our greatest strength is the composition of the team. There is no Goretzka, Gnabry, Hummels or anything similar on the bench. No players who assume that they are the main character and absolutely have to play. We have many hungry players who have had great seasons with their teams such as Andrich, Tah, Führich, Mittelstädt, Undav, Anton, Koch, and Beier. I mean, for example, Mittelstädt moved from relegated Hertha BSC Berlin to VfB Stuttgart at the end of last season for 500k euros and is now worth 17 million euros, 27 years old and probably never thought he would play even one minute for the national team. These players, just being there is a dream come true. Nagelsmann had a conversation with each individual player in advance about their respective roles in the team and so there will be no problem with a bad mood. Everyone knows exactly what they are needed for. Not like in England where Cole Palmer is probably massively disappointed.

[@harveygration]

Thanks so much mate! Very kind and a super comment to read. Very interesting. As I said the balance and team cohesion Nagelsmann’s brought us exemplary. And this just shows so!

[@MrLordLowbob]

fun fact, nagelsmann had a long talk with the german basketball national team coach (Gordon Herbert), which built an incredibly successful team too. the basketball coach had also talks with every player beforehand because he wanted players to commit for a longer time, to play with the same team for the three major competitions (olympics, world championship and eurobasket it was i think) and in some interview nagelsmann said that he took some inspiration from him (not remembering if nagelsmann elaborated what kind of inspiration though)

[@maxschmidt8944]

I think Germany found the right System to get everyone involved and not being uncomfortable. Still i think Spain is the stronger Team. Sadly they already face of in Quarterfinals most likely

[@brrrt6666]

Nice content, im going to add that next to musiala, flo wirtz definitely has the quality to go 1vs 1 or even more

[@mildlyobesegoat7262]

exactly, and as for pace, Maxi Beier is easily just as fast if not even more explosive than Sané

[@harveygration]

Thank you! Good to know

[@KnockingSpeakers]

Hulio Nagelsmann the spanish german coach :D All Jokes aside, great Video!

[@harveygration]

😂 sorry! Many thanks though, really appreciate it❤️

[@THExSUDDENs]

To be fair Schotland tried to press the german team in the first 20 minutes but just got schooled by perfect stretch passes from Rüdiger and Kroos to Musiala and Wirtz.

[@harveygration]

Steve Clark also set them up in a 5-3-2 initially which opened up spaces centrally and didn’t exert optimal pressure on the ball vs Germany’s 4 in the build up. They were vastly improved when they went to the 5-4-1.

[@schlaepp1502]

Amazing video, thanks. Really helps understanding a lot more of what is happening on the pitch. Even as someone who follows football for a long time tactics can be a complex matter but u explained it perfectly.

[@harveygration]

Really glad you found it helpful. Thanks for taking the time out to leave a comment ❤️

[@RishiSharma-sf6eu]

i've been saying spain is going to be a nightmare matchup in the knockout rounds. the carvajal to williams switch will create nightmares for germany

[@harveygration]

Been really impressed with them too. My favourites to watch from a tactical POV: Germany, Spain, Italy, Slovakia + Austria.

[@IchbinFisch-e5f]

slovakia is a crazy call

[@sinaRambo]

Much love from Nigeria Harvey!

[@harveygration]

❤️❤️

[@Lebenslicht_eu]

You did it great! Now i understand our german team better ;-D

[@harveygration]

Many thanks! Glad you enjoyed. fingers crossed I can cover you guys more as the summer progresses!

[@Samelamers]

Great content! subscribed.

[@harveygration]

Welcome aboard! Thanks so much 🙏

[@dafranze450]

Good work, but you can certainly add Wirtz and Sane as great 1v1 players. Aside from pressing our high defensive line (like e.g. Spain would), it's also proven difficult for us when there is no press, but all receivers are closely marked. Nagelsmann is not a fan of "bunker break" tactics and can rely on jogo bonito for too long, as you have seen from his late sub of Füllkrug and keeping an ineffective Havertz against Switzerland. I think Spain will defeat us and snatch the win of this Euro, they have superb pressing, astounding accuracy and impressive pace.

[@harveygration]

Thank you for the nice comment and also some great insight. The Switz are notoriously good vs the “top” nations because they are so adaptable. Whatever flaws in a game model there is they seem to find them 😂

[@Maaadmaan]

1on1 players are sane (often quite unlucky), wirtz and sort of havertz. And also gündogan and Kross are nearly impossible for pressure and create a chance.

[@green_wire]

Very good analysis... but pleeease🙏: It's Toni KrOOs! Not Toni Cruise. Toni Cruise sounds like lose. He is pronounced more like the sharp O in ROse, ClOse, GhOst, MOtor ... whatever. This harsh double "O" seems like doesn't really exist for english speaking people, so "Toni Krose" may be the most suitable pronunciation. More "O" than "U". Sorry for this, but this player has deserved to be pronounced slight correctly outside of germany🙃😘

[@MrRebound68]

Give me a dose of Toni Kroos

[@green_wire]

@@MrRebound68 😄 Ohne Kroos nix los!

[@andrekoerber7334]

Yes, in English it has to be pronounced "Krose".

[@volkerp.2262]

cross ✝️ would be the nearest English pronunciation for Kroos. 😅

[@harveygration]

Very helpful thank you! And thanks for the kind comment :))

[@GooberGoofy-lj5yd]

If you want to pronounce Julian as a German name, you can try "you lee ann"

[@thieshamann5273]

Another weakness is to defend freekicks. Rüdiger's own goal in the match against Scotland resulted from a freekick and Hungary's freekicks have often been dangerous.

[@harveygration]

Interesting. We will keep an eye on it!

[@davidsteiner3221]

His name is not pronounced Hulian, it's pronounced Yulian.

[@redchampion]

Beier, musiala, führich have pace in attack too and führich, wirtz, sane can all best someone in the 1v1

[@markpotter544]

Havertz playing as a forward for germany, I wonder why, probably even win euros playing there. Doesn't even need to score, can just pass to musiala, wirtz, gundo

[@harveygration]

He facilitates things very well. I think in the toughest games he’s your man. But I think I’d actually play Fullkrug in those matches where you just want him sliding around and being fed in and around the box (the Scotland’s, Hungary’s). But Havertz for the KO’s

[@chrisb2942]

It'sa flawed argument to think that Germany will play Spain the same way they play Scotland.

[@harveygration]

That’s not what I argued though.

[@chrisb2942]

@@harveygration Well, sure you did. You pointed out at weaknesses of the German tactics against Hungary and how a better team will profit from them. So, this point is flawed right from the start. In short: your analysis was correct, your implication not so much. Germany beat France two times and Netherlands once under Nagelsmann in the last year. I think he will have a pretty spot on game plan when it comes to other favorites.

[@lol2go634]

They also have Maxi Beier who is insanely fast.

[@harveygration]

Yes totally forgot about Beier. How many mins is he likely to get? Shame about Adeyemi…

[@julioemilioestevezgaviria7789]

​@@harveygration20 min

[@Wet_Dreams_Dont_Dry]

Bro today i bet we see beier maybe for 20 or 30 minutes instead of sane❤

[@fbra9205]

@@harveygration Not really. Adeyemi is super fast but lacks skills on the ball, tactical discipline, consistent finishing and sadly his determination seems to be on the lower end of the scale. He is just not good enough for the team right now as a package

[@LiftandCoa]

Weve looked irresistible?? what im i watching the last few weeks?

[@Alithia451]

Who is Cruise?

[@harveygration]

Tom?

[@BenSlashes]

We (Germans) arent ready yet. Its kinda like 2006 all over again. We still have to find the Balance, players need to grow, need more experience. Especially our defense needs to get better. When there is pressure on them, they get nervous very quickly. Then they run and act like scared chicken.

[@harveygration]

My video was more about the tactical perspective tbf-not whether you would actually win the tournament. On the ball, I’ve been impressed with the Germans the most. Closely followed by Spain, Italy, Belgium and Austria!

[@Wet_Dreams_Dont_Dry]

Ich weiss ja nicht was du für spiele anschaust, aber wir spielen mit spanien den besten Fußball, welche Mannschaft spielt bitte innerhalb so kurzer Zeit so krass

[@sarabojiakilan2772]

So , we have to wait another 8 years 😢

[@HustlerHorstRuediger]

Is it Toni Cruz or Toni Cruise - pronounciation unclear. Well these newcomer's names are hard. xD But Jokes aside when was the last time a player way able to successfully press Kroos - I think you just give him more space to play in that way. The squad has the players to go for long balls too. You'd really need to mark him to get him out of the game but that doesn't make to much sense if he drops to the last line.

[@harveygration]

The 442 diamond press makes sense. It presses very well against back 3s because it can funnel passing angles very well and cover the pivot man easily. Will be interesting to see how the German’s adapt vs Switz tonight!

[@HustlerHorstRuediger]

@@harveygration That works in theory but he is propably the most pressing resistant deepline player in the history of the game und has the ability to accurately get the ball in the spaces the players involved in the pressing opened. Believe it or not: other coaches had the same idea before and it didn't work. You have a better chance of success by marking every player.

[@Wet_Dreams_Dont_Dry]

I dont know why its so hard for english foreigner speakers to spell the names right, im a german and i can spell 95% name worlwide the right way😂

[@Wet_Dreams_Dont_Dry]

Its not cruize or cruz its like cross but you have to spell the O longer so like Krooo and than a short s

[@HustlerHorstRuediger]

@@Wet_Dreams_Dont_Dry yea Like Hose with a kr

[@Sam1626473]

Another splendid video!

[@harveygration]

Thanks Sam! Really appreciate the comment. Means a lot ❤️

[@spectral_pixel]

joar der Traum von Deutschland ist jetzt leider schon vorbei

[@Construct87]

"Hulien Nagelsmann"

[@JSfer-11]

Almost lost to Switzerland. lol

[@sudjen]

Good video, but nagelsmann isnt spanish so dont pronounce it like jose, more like yoohlian

[@lordkorner]

Before I even watch this video, can I just say that germany has not yet played a dominant team.

[@harveygration]

That’s not the point. The tactical principles, esp in possession are super!

[@mifunegoh4773]

This didn't age well

[@harveygration]

The title literally says “and if not why”. And I explain that at the end😂. Vulnerable to transitions-the biggest killer in knockout football

[@jonathan9506]

Germany came back to World football but do not yet have the ability to beating i.e. Spain or France

[@harveygration]

I was meaning more from a tactical POV. You guys are right up there tactically with the Spanish, Italians, and Austrians for who I’ve seen this tournament so far! Also a big fan of Slovakia. Really appreciate Nagelsmann on the ball :)

[@Wet_Dreams_Dont_Dry]

Bro we beat the french team two times the last 2 games against them, what you talking about😂

[@jonathan9506]

@@Wet_Dreams_Dont_Dry I am talking about a realistic current german team. France was not playing 100% and Germany gets nervous immediately after a foreign goal, see Switzerland BRO 👍🏼

[@UnbreakableBoond]

Wirtz is another 1v1 specialist in my book

[@Skylinex333]

And chris führich

[@MartinBergnerGuitar]

Leroy Sane on a good day aswell but he is sadly not on top of his game yet

[@FreeEagle-zh7js]

As a German fan, i don't see us as the favourites, because we are still in transition, and you have more established and balanced teams than us, like Spain for example.. They look flawless, while our defense is still shaky.. Yes, we can win, so i wouldn't be surprised if we did, but let's not get carried away or put unnecessary pressure on ourselves, even when we are playing at home.. We still have a long way to go, we are not yet the finished article.. I think we should just focus on one game at a time and don't get ahead of ourselves..

[@rajnishsasmal]

True, I have seen Spain against Italy. but this Italy is not that good. But anyway, only time will tell, match to match tactics change, if Germany face Spain, there will be a RED alert at every position. You may see a totally different ball game for Julian Negelsmann point of view. You have to be a very physical and one to one ball winner against SPAIN.

[@davinnicode]

Perfectly said.

[@armynyus9123]

Problem with the 'we are in transition' argument: To me it looks like Kroos was the missing link all the time - and that guy is gone again, after this.

[@harveygration]

Hi mate, thanks for the comment. I don’t want to put that pressure on the team of Nagelsmann, or want to label you as favourites. The point of the video was more to show how, tactically, for me at least, on the ball you’ve been the top of the tournament thus far. Closely followed by Spain, Italy, Austria, and Slovakia (tactically). Doesn’t mean you’ll go on to win it; but I’m really enjoying watching you atm :)))

[@harveygration]

Going on from that, I think the transition point is fair. But the reason for the end of the vid especially was the label some of the areas for improvement still.

[@florianroelen9780]

As a German I was waiting for this tournament to come for a long time. In the last years I didn´t think they would have a single chance to win the cup. But after all that happened I´m so pleased with the team already. And I wouldn´t be even mad if they lose to spain in the early knock out stages (what will probably happen)

[@ehrenmann-freebinauralbeat4228]

DFB Elf gewinnt...

[@andrekoerber7334]

@@ehrenmann-freebinauralbeat4228 ...Erfahrungen...

[@sverebom7069]

Turns out that they never stopped being a quality squad despite all the disappointing results in recent years. We haven't suddenly developed a new potentially golden generation of footballers. These are mostly the same players who produced historically bad results over the last few years. Wirtz and/or a by now matured Musiala alone cannot explain this. Really makes you wonder what kind of shit Löw and Flick did with the squad to leave so much potential untapped.

[@thieshamann5273]

Eine Niederlage gegen Spanien ist für mich nicht unbedingt wahrscheinlich, wird eher ein 50/50-Spiel.

[@LMaNdRe83]

A) The good teams mostly don't defend so deep. So potential weaknesses of these both games are not all valid. B) It seems all people who say something like "I want to see them versus a stronger opponent" should have a look at some friendly games. We bet France two times and Netherlands once. Of course, not a tournament game, but stil an indicator.

[@noahgoris2234]

Netherlands and France are both managed more pragmatically than Germany. Germany go out there and batter their low level opponents, while France will usually try just hard enough to get a result. And during these recent friendlies Nagelsmann very much had a lot to prove, while France approached it more in the sense of a friendly to get some minutes in. But I still agree it’s an indicator.

[@LMaNdRe83]

@@noahgoris2234 yeah but between the big football nations the friendly games are always a bit more serious than a normal friendly game. It’s prestige.

[@JB-fd8jy]

I think the only big team that can give germany extreme problems is Portugal. Probably the strongest teams when it comes to counters. Great midfielders with the likes of vitinha or Bruno Fernandes that can deliver the balls to their fast wingers. Especially leao can go crazy in these situations. Considering that Germany loves possession based football and all players being close together I can definitely see Portugals counters as the best weapon in the euro against germany

[@LMaNdRe83]

@@JB-fd8jy Germany plays since many years very good vs Portugal at tournaments. It’s a “we like to play against them” opponent. Hungary not. I think Spain is the bigger threat.

[@noahgoris2234]

@@JB-fd8jy Or Switzerland. Seeing Germany play against a half decent team that had the right mentality showed they’re vulnerable, and their eccentricity can be contained. I think every big team has the potential to hurt them.

[@mikeblake9761]

Bro, how have you gone up another level? Good work man, not only did you give us a tactical breakdown but you also demonstrated you know what you're talking about by saying how it can be beaten. Top class stuff

[@harveygration]

Super kind of you Mike! Glad you enjoyed ❤️

[@whity1912]

Im sure Sandro Wagner plays a big Part in the current succes ☝🏼

[@UnknownUser_10]

Your analysis are way better than the ones from the so called tv experts. Great work!

[@harveygration]

Very kind of you! Means a lot thanks 🙏

[@UnknownUser_10]

@@harveygration You’re welcome :D

[@Rihaad8]

I enjoyed the video too but you shouldn't slander the tv guys too much. They're breaking it down for a broader audience instead of tactical nerds who search for it on youtube.

[@beatceps342]

You didn’t miss mentioning Wirtz when talking about the counter press, did you?

[@m.e.k.8810]

Now in the quarter-finals, Germany are suddenly no longer the favorite, but Spain! You are the favorite until an even better opponent comes along!

[@KingMhanhers-nb4mr]

Man you get this one wrong. 1v1 only Jamal out, you don't know F. Witz, he is also capable of reaping your soul out.

[@veganerchickennugget]

the most surprising thing for me is you pronouncing gÜndogan correctly but calling kroos cruise

[@paxundpeace9970]

While lining up as an 4 -2- 3-1 they really seam to follow the more the 3 -4-3 of Leverkusen.

[@benluk02]

Stuttgart uses 4 - 2 - 3 - 1 and switches to 3 - 4 - 3, so it's probably the most similar to the national team. The only difference in Stuttgart's positions is Karazor (worker type comparable to Andrich) usually going into the backline and Stiller (Kroos/Alonso playstyle) usually staying in the midfield, which is the other way around in the german national team

[@RaiG4880]

All of a sudden we favored 😊

[@PsychopathicQuestions]

After watching Spain demolishing Italy... its hard to call the Germans favourites.

[@antongerlach6336]

Wer ist Hulian ?

[@ksadjfoerhf]

Hoolian??

[@thomaskruck4474]

The game against Switzerland revealed weaknesses both in offense and defense. Nagelsmann took quite some risks in the defense, and I did not like the position of some midfield players. Both Mittelstädt and Kimmich were in trouble, Rüdiger and Tah had to move away from the center. The 1:0 reminds me off the bad performances in the last years. Tah was in a position where he could not do anything against the shot that was going to happen. In the offense, Wirtz and Musiala had to find out, that one good pass is not sufficient. A lot of situations which had potential, a lot of shots were taken. But it sometimes seemed like lack of conviction.

[@matthewhayden1332]

harvey do you think arsenal made a mistake in signing declan rice, he cant seem to pass forward well enough, a limited passer of the ball that is why arteta rmoved him from the 6 role, do u think caicedo is a better DM than rice and should we have signed him?

[@kensi112]

To help out with the German pronunciation: The name Kroos does not sound like Cruise at all, the double o ist just a long o.😉

[@robinflakes4902]

harvey am a city fan, dont you think arteta should have signed caicedo instead of rice as your DM, declan rice is limited to be a dm and caicedo is miles better, he gives you those line breaking passes?

[@markpotter544]

I know arteta plays differently but arsenal can adopt a version of this when zini plays kroos role while white pushes up and saka becomes more central

[@benng8730]

This video is illegal tbh. You should have published it after Germany won the Euro 😂😂

[@jacominaar5852]

harvey thoughts on people saying liverpool.are favourites for the league over arsenal next season what is your thought?

[@Lookie752]

Pretty sure that they’ll have a solution in case this constellation happens. They ain’t stupid

[@jacominaar5852]

harvey thoughts on criticism declan rice is getting on his passing ability?

[@RaiG4880]

The quality been there, finally we play good football again

[@Wet_Dreams_Dont_Dry]

Love from Southern Germany ❤

[@RichyRich2607]

This aged badly lol

[@eckhardbaumbach9451]

😂there are no others, you know??!

[@elton2kdre475]

TDK sent me here

[@harveygration]

Hello my friend! I hope you enjoyed the live stream-Alex and Rohan are class guys. Extremely thankful for the opportunity.

[@harveygration]

Hello my friend! I hope you enjoyed the live stream-Alex and Rohan are class guys. Extremely thankful for the opportunity.

[@ultraultraghost]

very well done. I appreciate how you explain WHY tactical decisions are made and how they fit into the bigger picture. would be Nice if you could share some of the resources you use to study the game

[@harveygration]

Thanks so much. Really appreciate the comment. Just my eyes mate! And I listen and take it everything I read or hear. Then come up with my own framework off the back of that. For example, the first 10 mins are gold dust. They give you the platform for the rest of the game before the chaos ensues.

[@frankhainke7442]

Thank you for the correct spelling of the names. Except Mittelstädt. The ä has to be spoken like the a in English. Like Mittle Statt.

[@harveygration]

Got you! I looked at all the correct pronunciations before but it’s easy to forget when you’re in your flow!

[@disskuss4268]

"Tony Cruise"... Why are the British immune to learning his actual name?

[@harveygration]

😭

[@stuartahrens6775]

Come on Germany 🇩🇪⚔️ we are All behind you guys. And im in Australia 🦘 But I have a German father who let me watch the 1974 world cup. I was ten years old. And I have loved the football team ever since. My Father was born in Hamburg Germany and in the army and being German soldier he come to Australia for a new start.But he said that we only had half a country 🇩🇪 in 1974 we never give up.

[@harveygration]

Epic man! What football is all about ❤️

[@stuartahrens6775]

@@harveygration Thanks for letting me share this story from my youth.🇩🇪🌹🌹🌹🏆🏆🏆🦘🤔🇦🇺

[@mattyIce42E]

Very solid analysis. Was a pleasure to watch! ❤️

[@harveygration]

Super kind of you. So glad you enjoyed it ❤️

[@denAbwasch]

if you dont look in my eyes I prefer to watch longer the picture of the game situation so I understand your words better

[@harveygration]

I’m always trying to get better. Just trying to balance reading all the notes I have and reading to the camera, whilst bringing up the right graphics!

[@Anna-cz6kh]

@@harveygrationcould you implement videos? Or maybe talk with split screen and underline your points with animations 😊 Greetings from 🇩🇪

[@frankhainke7442]

It appeared you can better analyze than the current English coach. What about doing the job?

[@harveygration]

Wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy.

[@frankhainke7442]

@@harveygration I see. Nothing is as hostile as the British press.

[@WillzeeWoo]

Great video as always Harvee. 🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@harveygration]

Many thanks again, mate!

[@kami3853]

Nice video

[@harveygration]

Thanks mate :)

[@FaOs-di7yv]

Good work and analysis👍

[@harveygration]

❤️🙏

[@shammahadesiyan]

Another great video 👍

[@harveygration]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it. Back to Arsenal now ❤️

[@Chevelle3_]

DSCHULIAN not Hulian

[@Wet_Dreams_Dont_Dry]

In german not dschuljan its called You- lee- ah-n

[@Chevelle3_]

@@Wet_Dreams_Dont_Dry ich weiß bro. Aber die amis sagen dschulian und hulian ist noch viel falscher

[@ixiwildflowerixi]

I think you're over-analyzing this. Germany had a goal difference of 4 in the first match. It already went down to 2 in the second match. The trend is clear: They'll play a draw against Swiss which will allow them to enter the knockout phase but they'll be out of luck from then on out. They'll lose in the round of sixteen 0-2 and will be kicked ouf of the final with a whopping 1-9. It's quite obvious that Germany should've replaced Nagelsmann after the first match with a coach capable of delivering a more stable result. If Southgate wasn't otherwise occupied he might have been perfect imho.

[@andrekoerber7334]

I am German but I do not believe that Germany will win it in the end. A tournament team has to start slowly and to grow game by game. Germany and Spain did it the other way around.....and the will meet in the quarter final. Portugal, Italy, France and England, among them will be the champ.

[@harveygration]

Hi Andre! I’m not saying Germany WILL win the tournament. But from a tactical POV, they have been my favourite team to watch on the ball thus far. Tactically, Spain, Italy, Austria, and Belgium are also there. But it doesn’t mean they will win!

[@Wet_Dreams_Dont_Dry]

Haha bro, italy and Portugal are not that good right now, mark my words, you will see the german team is always about teamwork and teamplay that is what makes us special, the portuguese players are to egoistic, you will see what that difference can make, mark it❤

[@donaldoromeo743]

harvey lets get musiala at arsenal?

[@harveygration]

I mean yeah would be utterly brilliant. 2 years left on the contract. It will be an intriguing story how that develops.

[@newtonheath8938]

against Scotland and Hungary🤣🤣🤣