The Downfall of Indian Football

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[zicob]

Football in India is popular in 4 regions: Goa, Kerala, West Bengal, and North East.

[sohampalodhy]

Late 50's and 60's were the golden period of indian football, PK Banerjee, Chuni Goswami, Tulsidas balaram, Sailen Manna, Jarnail Singh, Nevile D souza etc etc

[sriyanshreddy]

Bro I cried while watching this video,
4 years ago I fell in love with football, from then onwards I thought football is my life.
I kept practising day in day out, I never really knew the history of Indian football.
I simply kept dreaming that I would play, get scouted, play for foreign leagues etc.
The older I became the more I realise how hard it is in India to become a footballer.
I always kept dreaming that I would help India lift the World Cup.

At now present,
I never went to an academy because of family reasons
The first time I went to an academy ( without my parent’s permission) I defeated their u-19 team and scored 3 goals.
The coaches immediately asked me to join and I said I will have to convince my parents.
At that time I had my 9th exams and my family said no ( they needed a reason ) .
After my exams finished, even though I got 90%, they were not satisfied,
And when I said the word “ football”
They scolded me and I cried.

Again present,
My friend who goes to the gym gave me so much motivation that I decided I won’t quit football just like that and won’t live an ordinary life.
When I finally tried to convince my parents to let me join an academy,
They said “beta, you simply can’t, in India you cant make it, there is corruption and I would never make it”
For family, life is about study, write competitive exams even thought there a LOT of competition get average salary, do job, get wife, get children, and die.
For me life is about happiness, I love football and it gives me happiness, I never felt more serious while thinking about football as a career.
My parents feel disappointed that they failed raising a child who aspires to become great.
How did great people become great people?
They were same like all of us, they ignored the society and did what they love?

When I was doing research on how to plan my career,
I saw many videos that were like a step by step baking a cake tutorial,
Then I saw this video, I knew about you channel before and your channel is very educational.
While watching this video
I was like
Why, why does my country make me want to hate it.
I only want to see my country shine, and it doesn’t want me to spread my wings .
The only time I felt relieved was the ending,

I feel like I have to do something,
Make the sport great and the youth won’t have to go through the struggles that I will have to go through
Now bringing India to the top is my first priority ❤

[saurabhbisht]

Who is here after watching movie MAIDAAN

[something_someone_]

Indian volleyball team world rank is 73 too, even Pakistan has a better ranking (51) than us. No one talks about that 😞

[hula]

Calcutta's contribution to Indian football is unmatchable. The streets here breathes the love for football.

[mohak_mangal]

I made a mistake: The current league structure still does NOT have relegation system. AIFF plans to introduce it by 2024-25

[RONALDO_FAN_]

Then=india football 🗿
Now=india football🤡

[AmitKumar-nqwk]

Hockey was most popular sport in India until 1970s. Cricket became popular only after team won 1983 world cup. It shows that people will be attracted towards a particular sport only if their team gives them something memorable to celebrate.
I believe we should support every sportman like we support cricketers but you can't blame public if they're not doing it.
Football team needs to step up their game if they want to get recognized in their own country.

[anonymousme]

My dad grew up watching maradona era and I grew up watching messi era. Both of us asked same question during our respective times, "When will india come to this level in football?". As a football fan, this breaks my heart even to this day.

[Madridista]

Politics is main reason football isn't growing in India

[sumukhsuresh]

The amount and quality of research on this video is just top notch, spoke about everything that needs to be said about indian football

[arunav_creations]

Everything is corrupted in India. FIFA even once banned the Indian Football Federation for political influences. Moreover, you can watch any match in the ongoing ISL and find out how the referee's decisions are always against one team. This will never change.💔

[SPR]

1. Youth league
2. Good league structure
3. Social media marketing

[AGAMSENPAI]

The editor's failure to include Talimeren Ao in the piece is a significant oversight, particularly considering his dual roles as an Indian footballer and physician from Nagaland. Ao's absence perpetuates the unfortunate trend of neglecting the northeast region of India in mainstream media coverage. As the captain of the India national football team in their inaugural match after independence, Ao played a pivotal role in shaping the early narrative of post-colonial Indian football. His significance extends beyond the sporting arena, as he remains one of the most celebrated figures in Nagaland and a symbol of pride for the entire nation.

Furthermore, the editor missed a crucial opportunity to highlight Ao's sacrifice and commitment to honoring his father's dying wish by turning down an offer to join English club Arsenal in order to pursue a career in medicine. This decision exemplifies Ao's character and underscores the depth of his legacy beyond the football field.

By neglecting to mention Talimeren Ao, the editor not only diminishes the richness of Indian football history but also overlooks an inspirational figure whose story resonates deeply with audiences across the country. It is imperative for editors to be more diligent in representing diverse voices and narratives, especially those from regions that are often marginalized in mainstream media discourse.

[SHIVASAI-gvfl]

1983 world cup win was the reason all started showing interest in cricket. So if football want to get well recognised by indians we should put a minimum effort on winning games.

[hasanzain]

Amazing coverage on how reliance IMG isn't doing anything superbly "beneficial" for Indian football but just milking money out of the teams taking part.
This was genuinely one of the most detailed analysis of problems lying in the domestic Indian football structure.

[Lucky_Reds]

Thank You so Much Mohak For Covering This Topic On Indian Football. Most of the Indian News channel don't cover These topics. 💙 Indian Football 💙

[No-Stack-Developer]

Very disappointed in India's performance in Asia cup. Cant shoot, cant pass, can attack, cant defend. Not even a single goal scored. We were simply the worst team in the tournament

[rdbtumpy]

Watch Ajay Devgn's Maidaan releasing during EID.. which tells the golden period of Indian football.. We should know more about this glorious past and Syed Abdul Rahim