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PSG - The World's Most Successful Failed Football Club
PSG - The World's Most Successful Failed Football Club
PSG - The World's Most Successful Failed Football Club

[tajj]

What's hilarious is they have pretty much exclusive access to worlds biggest hotbed of talent, there are millions of kids in the Paris area playing football and as we can see Nkunku, Koman, Diaby etc. loads of good players are coming out of there and they have basically ignored it. They could right now have a squad built around a core of players brought up near the stadium, who would identify with the club, fight for it, who would have played together since the youth teams producing great teamwork, but instead they ignored it for a load of mercenaries essentially and big names looking for pay days.

[moreblack]

7:36 my french friend's great-granpa still talks about that 1920 champions league final

[antonhockerfelt]

The issue with PSG is precisely that their approach has long been to win the Champions League by exclusively purchasing players with star status. An example is Sergio Ramos. It feels like the club acquired him solely to be able to boast about having Sergio Ramos at PSG. However, in the long run, it wasn't a wise acquisition.

[ezraezra]

Indeed, Maqwell has made three videos about big failures when it comes to football: Paris Saint Germain (this one), Manchester City (they won the Champions League at last, as well as the first European Treble), and Belgium national football team (a golden generation with some best players like De Bruyne, Hazard, and Lukaku, but still failed to win either Euro or World Cup).

But I would say England national football team was the biggest failures. Since 1966, they are still yet to win either Euro or World Cup. The men's side had its closest time in 2021, when they lost on penalties to Italy. Even the women's side did so. After winning the Euro the last year, they are still failed to beat Spain on the last Sunday's Womens World Cup Final, denying the 57-years of World Cup hurt.

[tentativelonginus]

At some point winning the CL is about sheer passion, club culture and a manager who’s a master of his craft and can find the dimmest glimmer of genius in a player/squad and bringing it out in a way that even an average player looks world class

[Jeff_x]

The thing is PSG front three statistically were great it’s just their management FAILED to surround them with a PROPER midfield and defense

[mixtv]

Good to remember Kevin Trapp too, other good name that leave PSG and become great in Frankfurt

[jamesevans]

9:33 - "Maignan as well... Not My Nan, Mike Maignan..."

The moment you said Maignan, this was the first thing that popped into my head too! 😂🤣

Top video, keep up the good work!

[DerekPaksa]

IMO, PSG need a steady rival in ligue 1 that have ability to compete in champions league or europa league. Bundesliga Bayern have Dortmund, Leipzig, etc. Serie A have Inter, Milan, Juventus, Napoli, etc. La Liga Duo Madrid Barcelona have Atletico and Sevilla that surprisingly doing great in EL. Premier League have City, Chelsea, Liverpool, MU, etc. Because a proper rival will increase the local league level and also make them more sharp and ready to face opponent from other league. Lyon, Marseille, and Lille somehow don't have consistent performance in CL or EL.

[U-Sports]

Remember Real Madrid's galactico era. Ronaldo, Zidane, Beckham, Owen, Raul, Roberto Carlos, Makelele, Figo, and Casillas. Looks like a dream team, but results were far from expectations

[agentsmrty]

“PSG is a fashion club, a marketing club, not a football club” had me dying 💀💀

[gejamugamlatsoomanam]

Losing messi, neymar, mbappe might be the best thing for psg. Now they can focus on building a proper team, forget about champions league for the next 3 years amd focus on building a balanced and stable team first

[fernando]

Great vid as always Viz🙏 Also your right about PSG being a brand and not a football club. I've always found it weird how when they sign a superstar they show them off near the Eiffel tower instead of showing off their league titles. It's almost like the people in charge of that club are embarrassed of their trophy cabinet.

[dante-qtsb]

PSG is a frustrating club. Clearly they have the money to buy big top players, however, they’re like Hollywood. They want to give them the spotlight and bring all these stars to use them for marketing strats; selling jerseys, tickets, etc. Paris is a city full of luxury and flashy stuff, what better way than to bring big names to the team. Even the Kardashians supported PSG by wearing their jerseys and attending their games, as if they know anything about football. Because the team is from a well known city and travel destination, it attracts people from all over the world. Hell, it was even rumored in 2021 that they could’ve signed Cristiano Ronaldo and Messi on the same year, however, Mbappe or Neymar would more than likely be benched, so that’s why it didn’t follow through.

[chaosu]

If you take half the duration of the video to talk about the club's history you have to be impeccable doing it, plus so many mistakes here and there...

Paris FC was an empty shell and when they merged with Stade Saint Germain, they wouldn't end up in the first division. (Could also talk about the scission of the club a few years later)
The VA OM match fixing scandal has been admitted to be in order to avoid injury, not to ensure the victory (va was fighting relegation)
Colony capital, not canal +, were the owners when qsi bought a psg team fighting against relegation (thought it'd be important to point out)
Carlo ancelotti was already coaching psg during the 11-12 season when Montpellier ended up champions.
Mbappe did not break the transfer record, as the transfer happened a year after that of neymar (first season with psg was a loan with a buying clause)
6:14 what saudi money? saudi Arabia and qatar are two different countries
Why bring up every coach but Galtier?
Ekitike wasn't bought this summer, but last summer.
Xavi Simmons has been in Paris since 2020 he's been loaned last season and this season too so he won't be here.

You're almost at one mistake a minute. I know I'm being picky but hell you have to be more careful.

[nathanb]

I don’t understand how you have a front 3 of the most expensive player of all time, the 2nd most expensive player of all time, and a man many consider to be the GOAT, and barely win the weakest of the big 5 leagues

[ChuckleHoneybear]

They make millions, they get booed, I think they can live with it Vizeh.

[manjoumenakamoto]

Same thing goes to their DotA 2 team : PSG.LGD, Los Galacticos, win most possible title, spends more money, and finally Failed in The International DotA 2 Championship Grandfinal (which prized $15M for winner)

[liamedits-f]

bro went from fifa content to making 4 10 minute documenurys a week




what a legend





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[UnitedReds]

Absolutely love your documentaries Vizeh you're easily my favourite youtuber along with FNG