The Story Of The Player That Is 'Too Dumb To Feel Pressure'

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How good was Cole Palmer actually? #GOAT
New video about one of the most talked about players we've seen over the 2020s in football. In this episode we take on Cole Palmer who played for Chelsea and Man City for most of his career.

0:00 Please like the video, it means the world
1:04 When Cole Palmer Shocked Every Scout With His Football IQ
3:03 How Guardiola Pushed Cole Palmer Out Of The Club
6:38 How A "Kid With No Experience" Took Over The Premier League
8:20 When Cole Palmer Proved He Was Incapable Of Feeling Pressure
10:04 When Palmer Made The Premier League Look Easy
15:25 How A Bench Player Nearly Won England The Euros

[Kickstar]

"Thats why they call him Cold Palmer innit"🥶
-A wise man

[Sleepybear]

This is the power of an athelete who can overcome the mental barrier of nervousness.

[hikhik]

i still thinks it is funny that palmer being the cheapest player chelsea bought that season turns out to be their best player for that season

[raazeux]

Cole Palmer is the Epitome of "Nonchalant Aura"

[SLD]

I had no idea one of his good academy friend took their own life. That is very heartbreaking and shows the character of Palmer to represent them on such a massive stage.

[Goat_FC]

THATS WHY THEY CALL HIM COLD PALMER INNIT 🥶🥶🥶

[laser__unicorn]

I followed his career from when he was still in the youth academy and seeing he was also the only City player to score in the Supercup after coming from a sub, I remember the first time I heard City was going to sell him and I thought "nah, no way Pep is this dumb, this kid is a generational talent"....and then they sold him, cause Pep didn't want to give him more minutes, but bought a player with horrible end-product right after and gave him the minutes that he could have given to Palmer. I'm still baffled by this decision to this day. I'm cheering on the sidelines for Palmer to be one of the greatest and prove wrong Pep and whatever moron at City scouting that allowed him to leave. I'm still pissed about him leaving, God damn...

[digitalvei]

A youngster topped himself because City refused to find him an agent after dropping him off the academy in the pandemic. This is a messed up situation, and why this story seems to be unheard anywhere? Damn

[glowwurm]

Wilcock was right this lads best attribute is his intelligence, he exploits space so well, as a consequence he glides over the pitch popping up in spots between the lines. He is going to be immense, suspect he goes on to play way into his 30s, I just hope he goes on to honour the 9 year contract at the club because there is going to be a statue of this lad outside the ground.

[SafE]

he's not dumb. He's a footballer who can see things we'd all miss. and the end product is a remarkable player who is amazing to watch.

[mongolball]

Thats why they call him Cold Palmer, innit?
😂😂😂

[choclit_]

this guy has the best documentries out there frr.. also tnx for the likes i has never gotten this many this fast fr

[Johnnyjawbone]

It's refreshing to see a player being truly who they are. There's no media trained tick box answers, no filler, he's just 100% real. I'm an Arsenal fan but got a lot of respect for Cole Palmer.
From a footballing viewpoint the guy is brilliant. Reminds me of the guys who would spend 7 days a week in the fiveaside court.

[bluaeditz]

This channel is the GOAT of youtube football “documentaries” no question

[aerodynamicsalamander]

As a Chelsea fan. Say what you want about Boehly, he saw this in palmer. The other owner signed sterling. Within 2 years, city and arsenal will have competition

[neil]

I'll never understand why City didn't see the potential in Palmer. Every time he played for them, he outshone every other established player by a large margin. He is (in my opinion) a better player than Bellingham but Pep never saw it. Whilst Foden is fantastic, Palmer was head and shoulders above Graelish but only saw a fraction of the game time, but he was WAY better. Pep may be lauded over his achievements but Cole Palmer proves the man is blinkered and if a genius at all, a flawed one.

[SameAsUsername]

Palmer managed to make this dreadful Chelsea worth watching

[nickjenkins]

Painful to see him leave city and criminal how Guardiola and Southgate treated him. Could well become the best player in the world over the next few years - let's hope they build the England team around him.

[Bored_man]

"City's boy, Chelsea's man" this line hits hard fr🔥

[ashrkvch]

This guy just made watching football more exciting for me. At Euros it was a clear bad managing and disrespectful use of him, yet he still managed to be the best. Wish him all the best and hope for more