Worst Season Ever

[@aznmonkeyb0y]

Lmao being a Vitesse fan is insane. 3 years ago we beat Tottenham and went to the knockout rounds of the conference league, now we're just happy to merely exist.

[@yaxb1729]

As a schalke fan i feel the same

[@Anoth3rFail3dUpload]

As a spurs fan, we didn't apply the team right for thar competition. As a certain manger thought it was below him and his status in the game.

[@dannyheath95]

Might not even exist soon

[@jkeat8597]

It's only Tottenham

[@bkarnhem874]

Yup the falloff is insane. Just an example how the management and business side of a football club could make or break a team. With better decision making we could have been near AZ's level of club management. Getting young players in and selling players for good amounts consistently

[@matttyce903]

Oh damn a video about my country. I live about 45 minutes away from Vitesse, luckily im a PSV fan😂 still sad situation tho. And crazy to think they had Odegaard, Mount, Openda etc playing for them at one point

[@Iniquitous1]

I thought you guys were going invincible, but you guys lost 3-1, come on!

[@niismo.]

​@@Iniquitous1I had hoped the same. I would've been really happy, as Peter Bosz (PSV coach) is a former Leverkusen coach, and we really liked him at the club. He has a great personality. It's still great to see him be so good in the league.

[@rikfreriks1722]

Only reason they had players like Odegaard, Mount and Openda playing for them, was because those players were all Chelsea players looking to gain experience somewhere. And Abramovic owning Chelsea and owning Vitesse through a backdoor was just the perfect place for him to send his young talents to. Vitesse is known in the Netherlands as the Chelsea academy

[@thenorseguy2495]

@@rikfreriks1722Ødegaard wasen’t in Chelsea

[@ytancorbel1898]

​@rikfreriks1722 Odegaard was on loan from Real Madrid and Openda was on loan from Club Brugge. Matic, mount and lewis baker were on loan from chelsea though

[@mihnea-valentinfiroiu7336]

To be fair, 2 years ago in the Romanian first division we had Gaz Metan Medias and Academica Clinceni who finished on -45 and -32 points

[@lkrnpk]

I guess in the first case Gaz Metan ended at some point for that club 😃😃

[@thefmi5209]

Zealand in yellow + Lights in Blue = Zeanlandism GREEN

[@nameanteater4772]

A man who’s called “Zealand” struggling with Dutch pronunciation is quite ironic

[@magnush.jensen2036]

The name Zealand is a Danish island though! Does it even have anything to do with the dutch as well?

[@nameanteater4772]

@@magnush.jensen2036 Zealand refers to the name of a Dutch province, which I think is what New Zealand’s name was based on

[@kencube86]

In 2008-09 League Two season, Luton Town was hit by a 30 points deduction. It finished last but still had 26 points.

[@Zondagskind.Gaming]

The funniest part is how the previous director and aspirant owner were basically saying the KNVB (Dutch FA) shouldn't be so nosey and difficult, saying in all but words "what are they going to do, revoke our licence". And the current director literally went on national TV to warn everyone that - yes - that is exactly what they may do. And now it's actually good news that Vitesse at least get to finish the season. 😂

[@gugga2745]

vitesse is a known chelsea feeder club. i remember in the mid 2010s it being an absolute meme the connection between these teams that even mount and dolanke went there. i honestly could see this being a way for abramovich to stay linked to chelsea somehow

[@Hyde_Hill]

Sorry for first comment didn't know it was quasi covered in the vid. The Dutch government is also investigating and all the Russians have been kicked out of the organisation already.

[@PastyCreus]

If Man City are found guilty of their charges I hope to hear "At least Jude Bellingham didn't step on your badge" on the Zealandism video on the subject

[@placky8424]

In romanian league in 2021/2022 there were 2 teams that had their points deducted. One was Academia Clinceni, while the other was Gaz Metan Medias which finished the league with -46 points.

[@FriedrichHerschel]

All I can see is that Gaz Metan Medias ended the season with 2 points, after a reduction of 22.

[@placky8424]

@@FriedrichHerschel That is in the normal season, afterwards in the relegation round they got deducted another 50 points

[@FriedrichHerschel]

@@placky8424 Thanks for the info.

[@JJWW]

I mean this with all due respect Zealand, but it's misinformation that Vitesse was doing fine before the Jordania (that turned into the Chygrinski/Oyf/Abramovich takeover). There is a lot of information behind what has happened, of which a lot still has to be confirmed for better or worse, but in general several parties (of which the leading parties behind Vitesse are one) are to blame for the current poor situation. I don't want this to turn into a lecture, although it already is a wall of text, but I'll just point out a few things. In general it started of with the move towards the new stadium, because the owner at that time saw golden mountains in the future, which worked for a few years, but in the end just put Vitesse in a bad situation with a stadium way too big for the amount of supporters. They pull in (on average) between 15-23k depending on how good the year is, whilst the stadium can house 26k, which always makes the stadium look empty-ish (whilst pulling in more numbers than a lot of other clubs in the Netherlands). Due to a previous poor financial situation (which in part made them sell the stadium), Vitesse has been in a stranglehold for years by their Stadium-exploiter, which makes them massively overpay for the rent of the stadium (which Jordania tried to buy, but was priced out by fine-clausules due to a previous situation where the municipality had to bail out the stadium) whilst the exploiter flat-out refuses to maintain it (think about a drainage system for the grass that doesn't work, which means Vitesse has to flatout buy a new grass-mat at least once per season) whilst taking 90% of proceeds in catering. Vitesse can't battle this, because for the Dutch footballing license you need a stadium, so he can ask whatever he'd like (and the stadium is in a part of the country where you don't traditionally have a lot of other use for said stadium, it's just not financially feasible, so the exploiter needs to get his expenses out of Vitesse). I say this as a fan of the club, that Vitesse has been financially screwed for quite some time, so they needed the takeovers. In this last saga, the problem is that it got political (due to the geopolitical situation) which basically put Vitesse into a takeover saga for two full years. That's two full years of barely being able to do anything with your squad, which would most likely slowly start to kill off any club. A fellow American of yours, Coley Parry, tried to take over the club, but after a gruelling process of 1.5 years of checks, they denied the takeover. In the mean time he had already been paying for some of the expenses, which then has to be turned into a loan with big interest rates, furthering the financial situation in a downward spiral. Last but not least, the KNVB (our national association) has also played a poor part in which they're seemingly trying to clean their own slate now at the end by being extra harsh. Think about the gruelling slow takeover process, in which they always take half a year before even updating anything in the process. Think about punishing Vitesse with fines (when in dispute with the stadium owner or when they had to change bank accounts because the old bank didn't want the possibility of dealing with Russian money). All in all we're talking about the second-oldest professional club of the country, with a rich history. As a fan I just hope that we find our way back up and create a financially viable ecosystem within the organisation.

[@peerik5619]

The only one to blame for this situation is Vitesse.

[@AmazingBroski-hj2zk]

Also, i sees Zealand Video after school me clicky clicky click and binge watch all of his videos all over again, for the rest of the day.

[@luciregelt2813]

Nice choice of shirt today

[@emmadestcroix9079]

And i think being a Sheffield united fan has been the worst this season

[@95zzz]

Rlly sucks, you think most of the players are going to stay for championship football or will the bigger names all jump ship?

[@schindlerteejay94]

How about being a Cheltenham Town Fan, it’s just as bad.

[@mirkys130]

@@95zzzidk who’d get signed from that team tbf, no stand out players

[@95zzz]

@@mirkys130 i think hamer and ahmedhodzic could land a move, at least to some mid table prem teams

[@adblox]

Try being an Almerian Fan who have gotten one win in about 30 games

[@chevy990]

Lol, I my country Bolivia, there was a team who was relegated with - 11 points, didn't won a game the whole year, draw ONCE, and ended up with a - 87 goal difference

[@WritingGeekNL]

Except I suppose that team didn't ever consistently finish for European spots? Until last few seasons, Vitesse was battling for European Play-offs. (4th to 9th) It is basically like this: What if Chelsea ended up bottom of the league with -1 points? Since both clubs were practically owned by the same owner. And Vitesse is one of the most hated clubs in the Netherlands for that specific reason, since it is dumb as shit to let yourselves be financially dependent on a Russian oligarch.

[@chiefhodge5916]

last season airbus (in the welsh top flight ) ended the season on -4 i believe, they drew one game all season and lost the rest

[@gamemasteroffun]

It’s been public knowledge Roman was an owner of vitesse

[@MrSuperMichel1997]

Almost right. "Vitessuh"

[@MySadExistence]

Like you said, it isn't over yet. The Dutch FA will likely punish Vitesse more as they are waiting for more information and investigations to conclude. They could hand Vitesse another points deduction next season or they might still strip away their license if they haven't gone bankrupt by that time yet. While Vitesse dug this hole themselves, the Dutch FA doesn't go scoff free. No way it really took them 1.5 years to decide if Coley Parry was allowed to buy the club or not only for them to blueball Vitesse and Parry by blocking the takeover. I feel like they should've been a hell of a lot quicker with their decision so Vitesse would've had more time to come up with a plan B

[@stevennl223]

we say it like you do, only add a short "uh": Vitesse-uh

[@alfonsstekebrugge8049]

In Arnhem we don't though, we say it the French way as intended.

[@PostTraumaticChessDisorder]

In Enschede we call it Faillietesse

[@vexohaitianbridgette8502]

in this years paraibano championship, atletico cajazeirense had 11 pts in 9 games (it was a league w/ 10 clubs and only 1 round robin, top 4 advance to playoffs, bottom 2 relegated) which was a midtable finish. they got deducted 13 pts during the paraibanao which means they finished with -2 pts

[@eireraid9816]

Chelsea used to loan a ton of their reserves/youth to Vitesse a few years ago under Abramovich. 29 in total over a few seasons, that included Mason Mount, Matic, Van Aanholt, Piazon, Atsu, Solanke and Lewis Baker.

[@OMGICANTBELIEVEITSJUSTIN]

pronounciation would be more like vie-tess-eh. but yeah, shit show of a club and season. do hope they come back soon.

[@Dutchology]

If they even exist after a season.

[@JSG2005]

​@@Dutchologyif they don't pay 15M before may 15 its over for them

[@Dutchology]

@@JSG2005 19 million* but you are right. I think they need a miracle if the club still exists next year.

[@JSG2005]

@@Dutchology they did start a crowd funding, its on €280K rn

[@Dutchology]

@@JSG2005 I know... but it will never reach 19 million.

[@xZyvon]

tbf, the season before FC Groningen went from playing underwhelming as a mid-table team to dropping dead last without any points deductions, although rn they're still in the race for direct promotion after a rough start to the season

[@daniel-2408]

Groningen fan here. We did do everything by the books and were financially stable. The problem was that the technical director just didn't want to spend money on good players (only on bad ones, 1,2 million for a back with no experience in that position). And we hired a coach that was mentally scared from his previous job (and only spoke a broken dutch/german). Then, his replacement was the assistant coach who had no experience as a head coach because all the other options were deemed too expensive. Groningen also has the problem of having high renting costs for the stadium and training grounds because they do not own it themselves. So promotion is essential. Tldnr: Technical director was incompetent, so we relegated. Flederus is an idiot.

[@jeffreydingle5214]

To go along with this terrific season of theirs, they recently lost against their arch rivals at home for the first time since 2012

[@PixxGokou]

that's what they get from unsettling and buying my wonderkid in my save lmao

[@osiand9328]

In the 22/23 season Airbus Broughton in the Welsh premier league finished on -4 points. They had a 6 point deduction and only managed to draw 2 games over a 32 game season

[@osiand9328]

Additionally Pontypridd were threatened with a 130 point deduction but only received 9. They were also automatically relegated before the end of the season because they couldn't renew their license

[@afcHalifax-xy5uu]

China Hebei FC had accomplished one season with -3 points after a 12-point-deduction.

[@renerpho]

Gaz Metan Medias ended their 2021/22 season in the Romanian Liga I with -46 points. They were dissolved after that.

[@renerpho]

They suffered two points deductions (first 22, and then another 50 points).

[@afcHalifax-xy5uu]

@@renerpho 72 points deduction in total? That’s insane. But Hebei had only accumulated 2 win and 3 draws throughout the season

[@renerpho]

@@afcHalifax-xy5uu Yes, and they were not even the only ones. There was a second team in that league that season who got a 40+ points deduction as well. It was quite a troublesome year for Romanian football.

[@12479jngdc]

In Dutch: VitessUH, after a double consonant the next open vowel is not stressed, and pronounced as an 'uh'. Then again, the word 'vitesse' comes from French, so then the pronounciation is correct I believe. Anyway, soon the team disappears so who cares?

[@samwansbone2790]

Could be Fort William. they finished on -2 points in the 18/19 season with a lot of heavy losses (regularly lost by 10+ goals)

[@Cam_Fowler22]

Zealand you should look into the Belarusian league. A couple of the "top clubs" for a few seasons have had major points deductions the past 2 years

[@lekkerkoffie8605]

Ad an 'uh' to it and you're good. An 'uh' as in the 'u' in 'but'. Vitess'uh'!

[@davisland2538]

Who would’ve thought the Dutch Authorities would have such an influence on Zealand’s life the last couple months 😂

[@janikowski264]

Yay my club got Zealand’s attention! 🙃

[@M4rc0sAurelio]

i dont know why this was recommended to me, i dont even understand english so well, but i liked.

[@olielsdon5915]

Vitesse has had strong links to chelsea, which might be the biggest red flag, mount went there on loan

[@SteyrR]

Pronunciation: VEE-TES-UH

[@seankennedy6936]

New fm25 save just dropped

[@StandardRossoneri]

I blame this on Zealand not running

[@xenonn7275]

Their pottential new owner was also rejected by the Knvb

[@gts1300]

Fun fact: Vitesse means "speed" in French. In French, it's pronounced "vee-tess".

[@thomasvrielink299]

In Dutch it's basically the same, except we actually pronounce the trailing -e because in our language we don't have random silent letters at the end of every word. And we take every bit of poetry out of the word when saying it obviously.

[@rcco4556]

@@thomasvrielink299 so Vitess-ay?

[@SR-ur7yl]

@@rcco4556’Vites-seh’

[@Firefnaff]

Another Fun fact IS Videz is A Gear changer in Turkish, Not that it matters but Just A fact people!?

[@rcco4556]

@@SR-ur7yl cheers, broski

[@kloothommel6569]

Update on Vitesse for non Dutch people: Vitesse has learned from the independent licence commity of the KNVB that the deadline for the club is on the 15th of may and not the 15th of june, as Vitesse thought earlier. In this time Vitesse needs to have transfered all shares which are currently holded by Oyf. And they need their finances too be in order for next season. If they fail too do this the license commity will revoke their license, meaning Vitesse will cease to exist

[@Wvdlinden1]

A lot of people pronounce it like that but it is actually french, so your pronunciation is correct

[@Hyde_Hill]

Has been a long time top 5-7 club with sometimes stronger seasons. Complete collapse and there where financial rules breaks. I hope a strong ownership group or the fans can take it over.

[@mariocartdeluxe6924]

18 point deductions

[@fnordywings1344]

Bro why the light not green in the last videos

[@niismo.]

He mentioned that the lights under the lower shelf are stuck on blue. So either we stick to blue, or fully off. Mixing green and blue just looks even worse

[@harry225]

This has been going on since the 90's though; it's nickname in The Netherlands is Hollywood on the Rhine. And that is because they have been involved in previous dubious financing since they promoted. Basically they are a provincial club with a inflated ego, inflated stadium and inflated finances.

[@LiftandCoa]

Ooohhh Zealand, you came to the wrong person day! ;)

[@lmao_tse_tung]

Vitesse is actually French. It means speed. Though you did pronounce it right

[@thogro99]

Vitesse pack in the air this gas or what??

[@Cees_Veerman]

I’m glad to know my local team doesn’t have that bad of a season, we will end about 20 points above last place! We will still relegate though…

[@rodericvanvoorsttotvoorst1757]

You all deserve that to. Next to Vitesse you all had a lot of issues in Volendam this year as well with fights in the board etc.

[@ItsFiles]

Vitesse Literraly just Won a game just after this video lmao

[@Malam_NightYoru]

every single point deduction in Brazil has been for irregular player, so meh

[@svokxz6435]

I thought this wa clickbait but it’s actually true that’s crazy

[@gamemasteroffun]

Hey if anyone from the Netherlands has any recommendations for matches and places to go to lemme know

[@010Jordi]

After the Russian left some guy from the United States tried buying vitesse he already put 12m into the club but the Dutch regulators just wouldn't allow him to buy the club.

[@BrianStorm742]

Because he was unable to show where his money came from.

[@alfonsstekebrugge8049]

The American operation was financed through irregular means as the other comment already states. It is not at all unlikely that this operation is again just the Russians trying to buy their own club back but with an added layer in between as most Russian assets are frozen. Buying Vitesse is potentially very important as a Vitesse bankruptcy will open their books and there will be a hot load of crap in there that might impact Chelsea for instance. Vitesse absolutely needs to die to investigate this, which I think is one of the reasons the Dutch FA made moves to make it as hard as possible for Vitesse to survive. It is ultimately a sacrificial lamb society can live with.

[@chandlercrockett213]

2nd day wearing bvb shirt I respect your unwavering support

[@lieve_joery4501]

Yup its vi-tes-se

[@applepencilability2]

my bruddas got less than zero

[@kingsmillionaire262]

This isn’t even new news.. back when Chelsea were in europa league years ago I remember the conflict of interest conversation as he owned both clubs

[@Topav05]

Oh, so we're doing a Vitesse save in FM25 then?

[@SamButler22]

Couple of teams in the Northern Premier have deductions after fielding ineligible players

[@SamButler22]

Only the immediate step below what's in FM

[@Darilon12]

How much Vitesse do those feet get?

[@akunwanneprosper7016]

If only Chelsea was investigated this way

[@someperson3883]

At least their points deduction doesn’t matter

[@declangaming24]

It's sad vitesse got relegated

[@vegasvandough]

VE-tes-UH

[@bo_Jack9173]

It's definitely vitessey

[@ultimatebo3noob710]

oh lord vitesse also said like vi tess e yes the last E is supposed to be pronounced

[@ViktorGyökeresSCP]

0:00 to 0:03 is true

[@aboyaq7259]

Man city, when are u losing points. Now is a great time.

[@parmaman8551]

FM25 save loading…

[@mooonns]

Haha its "vitesseh"

[@619Slipk]

Folks were already last with 17, league just deciced they should be laster

[@Alistair31]

Yo it's Vea-teh-suh haha thats the way you pronounce it in proper dutch

[@rodericvanvoorsttotvoorst1757]

This is my team and although your story is pretty accurate you are still missing some things in your story. First of all 'the Russians' want to sell the club for over 2 years now. There was a possible new owner, mister Parry from the Common Group (who also owns the Belgian team Patro and the English team Lleyton Orient). He put money in Vitesse to pay for any open issues since the russians didnt pay anything the last 2 years. Unfortunatelly he is not very rich and therefore the Dutch FA (KNVB) did a 2 year research into him to then say he can't buy the club because of this. In this 2 year period Vitesse could barely spend any money and therefore slowly went down the league since they play with a lot of loan players and youth players. Last year they ended 10th and this year the max would be 15th. At the same point ING wanted to cancel the bankaccount of the club because of Dutch rules concerning russians cliënts and the accountant could not sign the quater/yearaccounts of the club because of the same reason. These would be violations of the license rules bythe club. Hoever, these are immediately solved to moment the ownership goesfrom the russians to anyone else! Vitesse tried to do that twice, but the Dutch FA said no to both of those lotions because they were still researching if Abramovich was involved or not. This investigation already takes 2 years now and even no e they still can't find hard evidence he is actually the owner! But in the meantime the KNVB takes the club hostage since they can't do anything and are breaking the rules without them being at fould for that.. The punishment is a bit vague and unfair. The problem is, Vitesse can't fight it since they need to get a license to c continue the club. If they fight this, the licensecommittee will just not give them a new license and there is no way to fight that! The KNVB is a bit of a stupid organisation that doesnt handle critic well. Years ago the Dutch team Twente litterally frauded twice and only got -6 points. That would be a more fair penalty die Vitesse to ! But because the previous board of the club kept on fighting the licensecommittee about the Russians, Parry and It taking 2 years now before they can transfer ownership the licencecommittee is giving them this punishment now, even though there is no hard evidence Abramovich is the owner... In Arnhem we as fans now just hope for the best and hope we are done with the KNVB now! Fortunatelly this club is a big club so we will come back, even if it might take a year, or two...

[@Blockhead-lc6fr]

A U13s team near me are on -4 points 💀

[@sambenham1945]

What did they do 😭

[@rcco4556]

@@sambenham1945 they had Moukoko up front, and he's 45

[@Blockhead-lc6fr]

@sambenham1945 they had a 6 point deduction for forfeiting matches, they exceeded the amount of them they can forfeit this season, 3 points deduction for every extra onr

[@BestShortsYT-]

Its VI-TE-SÈ

[@silvercat28]

Thats a bad season sure. But Rangers once got relegated 3 divisions in a single season. Bury FC got deleted from all of football.

[@not-a-ponty-fan]

Airbus UK last season were worse

[@kloothommel6569]

Vitesse is actually the French word for speed 😉 I find it hilarious whats going on at Vitesse. The club has been a garbage fire since the 90s. The only reason they've been rellatively succesful is the fact that rich owners kept pumping in millions of Russian Rubbels into the club. They've builded up a debt of 155 million Euros with their former owner Oyf. 40 millions in loses per season. No Eredivisie club should normally survive this kind of mismanagement And the one time they actually have too manage without financial injections and they almost immediately go bankrupt. This should have happened way sooner. They've also now proven a connection between Roman Abramovic and Vitesse. Abramovic was earlier interested in buying Vitesse as a satalite club for Chelsea. They wouldnt only allow it since it would have been possible that Vitesse and Chelsea would face eachother in Europe. And then "by pure chance" friend and business partner of Abramovic, Jordania becomes owner of Vitesse. Later Oyf who has similar connections to Abramovic. Finally has been proven what everyone already knew too be true but unfortunately was never proven. Abramovic is really then man pulling the strings behind Vitesse. Het is maar een spelletje jongens 😂

[@acidspit14]

Everybody getting fined but PSG,CITY, CHE, and United. HAHA

[@luc0601]

Money can buy you everything 😂

[@lilbaz8073]

All of those clubs have been fined by uefa.

[@theangrykbdist]

They naturally make more money that most of the clubs getting fined, so their losses are more sustainable... Except city... We're waiting to see what's up with city...

[@Yotsukaido]

@@theangrykbdist You know nothing, find something else to be an 'expert' about.

[@theangrykbdist]

@@Yotsukaido not claiming expertise, state what's wrong with my comment instead of trying to feed your ego. I simply said the 'smaller' clubs are smaller cos they don't make as much revenue as the bigger ones. If the rules didn't exist, said clubs would go into massive debt trying to catch those ahead of them

[@Han-hx7lg]

8 minutes and only 50k views lol

[@oilslick7010]

You are underestimating the larger clusterfuck here, Vitesse is by no means a financially sound club. To keep it simple here's the short version: Vitesse has been whoring itself out to 'big-daddy-money-pimps' (mainly from Russia) since the early naughty's, when their local chairman flew too close to the sun and left the club in financial dire straits. And just like a real addicted street hooker desperately looking for the next fix, they didn't care who, what or where the actual money came from. This 'policy' has since become company culture at the complete expense of actually developing the club. So while it might have looked good on the outside, the 'club' Vitesse was little more than a first team bankrolled by some shady oligarch. Now that those oligarchs are forced out, it has become apparent that stepping in as a new owner is about as smart an investment as putting your money on a pile and setting it on fire because the club has too little revenue compared to the operating budget and the substantial debt that is still there. Frankly, it's a miracle they even held on for so long.

[@tinypardus]

deserved, you cheat you get punished, a good model for England

[@Su-cy1sm]

Nooit meer naar arnhem!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@alfonsstekebrugge8049]

When Zealand is like "your team could be having the worst season possible" and I'm like try mine and he's like "your team could have not gotten a single point" and I'm like oh shit. Yup, proud Vitesse supporter here. We got eviscerated by the Dutch FA for various reasons, only some of it is justified but a standard had to be set. So yeah money trouble in the past had us getting sold to a bunch of crooked Russians and while the English FA does a horrible job at checking for criminal activity the Dutch FA does take it seriously. Let's not hide from the truth, the whole Abramovich operation is a money laundering operation. With the war in Ukraine the money dried up and the mess has surfaced. I hope the club just dies and we can try the phoenix thing where money isn't doing all the talking. I also hope we don't get a single point the rest of the season and end the season on -1, it would be iconic.

[@KittyOfBorg]

No green light? Zealand fell off

[@kylian69]

In the Netherlands we say 'nooit meer naar Arnhem', which means we feel really sorry for them

[@quincotton9696]

Hate to be that guy, but it’s actually ‘fuh-tess-uh’

[@goldenflower5035]

You are so wrong lol

[@JasperVH]

Sorry to inform you, but Vitessee is the better pronouciation.

[@helderwan-kenobi7310]

It’s pronounced Vi-tess(e)-uh

[@Nolan-55]

Just remember, Russian blood money=bad Terrorist blood money=good The double standards are what is infuriating.

[@upthebracket26]

Its pronounced 'Vitesse'

[@Paomoments.]

im first and best

[@Firefnaff]

I was actually 1st

[@Paomoments.]

@@Firefnaff it was quite a fotofinish tho

[@kasiphia]

28 mins 1.431k view, bro fell off.

[@kasiphia]

Bot comment

[@kasiphia]

Not funny

[@baba5071]

Bot comment

[@Skeez-zi7ev]

"This isn't a financial issue" goes on to explain how it's a financial issue. Stick to football manager.

[@Mebsuta]

He clearly explained how this was an issue about missing documents that would prove the club isn't managed by a politically sanctioned man behind the curtains. How is this a financial issue?

[@Skeez-zi7ev]

@@Mebsuta now explain what that alleged manager does for the team. I'll give you a hint it rhymes with "honey"

[@AmazingBroski-hj2zk]

First

[@ichigokurosaki-ei9sq]

L

[@Firefnaff]

I was but k

[@Paomoments.]

keep dreaming

[@crazyjosheee3596]

Last

[@AmazingBroski-hj2zk]

yo, why y’all being rude chill

[@MrMoanyPants]

i still dont get the abramovic stuff tbh, yes hes friends with putin but so f'in what, should you be held accountable and responsible for your friends actions? the guy clearly gives a shit about football, otherwise he wouldnt feel the need to put any money into any club

[@Randomaccount9470]

True that, but rules like this are around to stop the generation of wealth amongst war profitiers suspects He might be completely innocent but being an alogark makes you an immediate suspect of dictator funding as you tend to gain from their success But Roman does definitely seem to be crazy about football, I kinda feel for the guy honestly

[@dmamorpm7672]

Doesn’t that depend on if he’s a shill for Putin and has the ability to run the club as a laundering operation? It empowers them to get money in and out if so. You also need to ask how he got that money in the first place to be able to invest in Chelsea, Vitesse etc. that thread will start answering questions about why he’s sanctioned. Footy fan or not.

[@ReggaeBlessed]

Probably was a victim of politics. From there started Chelsea's downfall.

[@Uwhm]

Russian oligarchs directly fund and benefit from the war. He's not just friends with Putin. They're business partners

[@shams3831]

@@Randomaccount9470 Can we also talk about Israel? I mean, they've actually killed way way way more people than Russia/Putin did, yet they've received 0 sanctions for being connected. Odd, isn't it? It's almost like they run everything.

[@Firefnaff]

I say the worst league is league 2 and I don’t rlly get how the Turkish league is doomed BJK and Galatasaray are doing good?

[@jhplayz298]

League 2 isn't even the lowest stage of England, but it shouldn't even be compared to the Turkish League. The Turkish League is on a completely different level to League 2. When people say that the Turkish League sucks, it means in comparison to the other nations that qualify for European competitions, like the champions League, Europa League and conference, where quite a lot of Turkish teams have struggled in recent years. The Turkish League is known by quite a lot of people as a league that signs past-their-best or aging European players in order to try to make the league look bigger than it is. In conclusion, this comment is dumb, and completely irrelevant to the video.

[@danidish2342]

do you get all of your football knowledge from fifa?

[@Firefnaff]

@@jhplayz298it Just my Opinion