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Who is the greatest Goalkeeper of all time? 🤔
Buffon nuff said.
Lev
Gigi Buffon, Just Watch what he did in 2006
Kahn
Neuer
Lev Yashin was so dominant that he was the only known keeper from the pele era..
There was Gordon Banks in the same era, many considered him second best after Yashin
There was Bert Trautmann as well
Enrico Albertosi was also quite famous in the 1960s
It’s a joke y’all😂
Sepp Meier. Raymar is an American. Sometimes he forgets about some legends
Yashin: 7 Goals a Season Julio Cesar: 7 Goals a Match
Erlind TV fact
@K John Totally
Well that is obviously gonna happen if you have David Luiz in front of you
Hahahahahhahahaha
Clear example that nobody cares how many good saves a keeper does, they only care about their mistakes or how many goals they take
157 penalty saves and 270 clean sheets in 28 game seasons! Deserves the top step this man. Not even debatable!
In his career, Sherlock...
around 10 clean sheets and more remarkably 5 pen saves per season 🥵 especially considering their league had less games so his ten clean sheets are a higher percentage and either way 5 pen saves a season even nowadays would get you highhh praise being that good while also being a huge innovator for the game, just amazing 🇷🇺🐐
@@SwordOfS he is saying that the seasons were only 28 games instead of the 34-38 you see these days. Sherlock.
@@mikevismyelement that’s at least 21 clean sheets in the 7 goal season while having less games Sherlock
@@nifynitm Also, Yashin played in a time where they scored more goals than nowadays. For example, in the 58 world cup, they scored 89 goals in only 35 games (3.6 per game), compared to more recent world cups (2.6 to 2.7 goals per game in the 2014 to 2022 world cups). So getting clean sheets in that era is even more impressive.
My dad talks about Mr. Lev often. Usually to compare him with current goalkeepers, always saying Lev could do better, keep in mind my dad is Portuguese and watched the rising of Eusébio the black panther. For a foreign goalkeeper to leave such an impression says a lot about how amazing Mr. Lev was. 🎩💜
W dad
O meu pai está nos seus setenta e poucos anos, e costuma dizer a mesma coisa “ guarda redes como o Lev Yashin não existe “.
That's so true!
"mr.lev" youre not fucking 12 snap out of it lol
Eusebio and Lev Ivanovich Yashin was friends.
Look at his childhood. To go through a war, working at a factory, worrying every day that the nazis will push through and invade Moscow, making weapons as a 12 year old. Then quitting the sport altogether due to a nervous breakdown, eventually making it to Dynamo just to warm the bench for several years. He even won the Soviet hockey league which is mindblowing considering how good they were at hockey. And despite all that, being voted as the best voted european goalkeeper 9 times, winning the Olympics and the European Championship, and eventually winning the Ballon D'or. Obviously he's the greatest goalkeeper of all time and one of the most underrated players in history.
*ONLY 7 GOALS CONCEDED IN A YEAR...*
@@Iman-sr7ih in a season. His career seems like a fairy tail.
Mark Royter, he is not underated
Why would you sum up what one can see in the video? Makes no sense whatsoever
True
Goalkeepers never get the respect they Deserve
They do nowadays
Eightyo 80 - The most important position in the sport 💯
Mo Lester I know but I feel there more important than people think because people are more focused on goals most of the time
Well he sure did, and rightly so. Glad he got the attention he earned, and it still proly wasn't enough. Hockey in Russia? Do you know how seriously Russians take hockey?
Yes they do.....
It's really incredible how in Yashin's clips, his behavior and saves are undistinguishable from a (really good) modern day's goalkeeper. It's trully incredible how much he was ahead of his time.
Yea
Now hearing how good he was it is a crime that Yashin's prime icon in fifa is only 94 rated.
96 is fair
99
he should be 96 alongside casillas and buffon
@@tommyvercetti6600 buffon is still playing he can't get an icon card
@@SadScorpion956 i mean when he retires
He won a Ballon d'or. That's how good he was.
Modric?
aydin bulut he is a keeper
@@Love-xv5du I know what you mean I was just joking😅 I wanted to raise awareness that not every player who won a Ballon D'or is good and every player who didnt is bad Modric won and Iniesta and Xavi didnt as an example but from what Ive seen Yashin was very good indeed
aydin bulut tbh iniesta and xavi were unlucky cause they were in the prime cr7 and Messi era and modric was just a big robbery
@@Love-xv5du Yeah its exactly how you say it Modric shouldn't have won no matter which circumstances. He isn't Ballon Dor worthy and will never be
Imagine how good he would be if he went through the academy systems and had modern training. A scary thought to any striker.
The problem is that he might not have been better. He came in with new ideas. If he was trained in an academy he might have been trained away from those traits, ideas and creativity that made him so great. But yea, if he would be able to keep those things plus get a modern training no gk would ever come close to him
@@RagingAggron very true, that's why he modernize the Gk position because he created most of his techniques and people would laugh at him until they saw that it actually worked. That's why modern keepers use his style of play.
The thing is tht he wouldnt most likely be the same tho cuz like when u grow up like tht without alot u strive for more always trying cuz u dont wanna stay in the life u in thts y brazil has soo many greats cuz they dont have all the gud pitches etc.Like pele even use to play with mangoes n a ball made of socks n nylon bags.
I think the lack of academy and the hardships he faced made him what he became. It’s that lack of support and his own self ingenuity that caused for him to reach the heights he did.
W!CKED PHO3NIX by academy I mean more “modern training” but I see what you mean. The first comment describes it pretty well.
There’s no doubt Yashin changed the scope of goalkeeping. Perhaps no other footballer has changed the game as much as he did. His athleticism with his diving saves, rapid reactions, sweeper keeper role, punching and quick release of the ball to launch attacks and the vocal role he played in organizing his team were all innovations now taken for granted, though few of even the best contemporary goalkeepers possess all these skills. But there was also his courage as one can witness in the many instances in this footage where one sees him diving at a striker’s feet. He was brave, intelligent and humble, a great example.
Yh
Only one who changed the game was Cruijff
I remember when i was a young boy my Father and i would talk about great football players of the past. We even decided to make a 'greatest team ever' and that's when i first heard of Lev Yashin from my Dad. He spoke about Lev as if he had supernatural abilities, diving through the air totally horizontal catching a bladder with one hand (if you know what a bladder is then you'll know how tough and heavy those balls were). Lev Yashin is a legend of the beautiful game, always first on any World select team sheet, and a pioneer of modern Goalkeeping. Great video bro, it would be nice to see more videos of bygone heroes of Football. If i could suggest just one player i'd like to see a video of Garrinsha who played in the same Brazil team as the great man Pelé. Garrinsha suffered from having polio as a youngster, yet grew up to become a very talented World Cup winning Football player. Cheers 👍
Garrincha was said to be more talented and an overall better player than Pele at the time they played together, but Pele made the move to play in bigger teams and became well-known all over the world, that's why we know Pele but not the great Garrincha
@@kostasboica I've saw some footage of Garrinsha taking free kicks and jeezo...Ronald Koeman would be proud of some of those rockets. He could dribble, he could run with the ball at his feet and he could pass on a tee. Yeah the man was a talent for sure 👍
@@kostasboica garrincha was better than pelé. unfortunatly also was better than pelé at drinking
I know Lev Yashin from my father too. And my dad says, Dynamo Kiev is the greatest footbal team in USSR.
@@NewKidsOnTheFrags Sounds good to me bro 👍
I have never hear Lev Yashin until the Fifa Games. And I saw clips on KZhead of his best saves and he is a monster as a goalkeeper.
@TripleB2006 K
because you from mexico, european and especially eastern europeans know him like you know pele.
Nostalgic memories yeah but you probably don’t know Jorge campos
@@user-zk6py7kb8f im unique case, im researching all eras players, recently found site where there are almost all football games in history, so im familiar with many players in many eras.
Jorge Campos el mejor portero Mexicano de la historia😍🔥🇲🇽
When you say "there's a 68% chance your team wouldn't score" just shows how good he is. In an era where the score cards were high, some may also argue offsides wasn't a rule back then, in an era where attacking players were always credited. Absolute legend and GOAT of the sport
Offside rules were stricter then
@@jeswinjames5986 not true at all, offsides were much hardee to patrol without technology
@@AatiNiiranen true, but before 1990, if the attacker was level with the second to last defender, it would’ve been offside, whereas now he’d be onside. the rules have been changed to allow more attacking play
@@AatiNiiranen that's not true it was literally exactly the same as now up until like 2019 when var got introduced.. so no no difference apart from being stricter..
@@dagotowka9191 In 1990, IFAB declared that an attacker level with the second-last defender is onside, whereas previously such a player had been considered offside. This change, proposed by the Scottish FA, was made in order to "encourage the attacking team"
1:36 this is the most insane save I've ever seen
@@ugly3887 maybe
Rene Higuita (for Colombia vs England in 1993): Hold my beer.....🦂⚽
@@ugly3887in the low camera quality it looks slow but it's actually very fast
"I am not the best goalkeeper in the world, it is Vladimir Beara." - Lev Yashin, the only goalkeeper who received the award Ballon d'Or, in 1963.[1][6]
Ok
“I need to touch the ball before a game just as a carpenter touches his wooden board before starting his work. It’s a working-class habit” - Lev Yashin...
I must say i have the same habit before every game i need to get at least 1 shot or im shit Recently we played a school friendly and i as a defender had 2 clean sheets but i dont think i would have that good of a performance if i didnt touch the ball its just that when i shoot the ball i know what the ball is like and i know what to do with it
a true comrade
Thats bullshit about it being a habit. He touched it to make a spiritual connection to the ball.
@@alexandros8361The ball is our friend.
@@LaurenRosemary-sr4nd I think for Messi, it's his accomplice!
Very sad that there is so little footage of him, he seems really agile and brave. I'd like to have a time machine and watch his games
Fr
In USSR 50% mathes TV, 50% radio We can't watch best Yashin saves...
Fun fact: Yashin only wanted to be a great goalkeeper so he could get a higher FIFA 21 rating then Messi and C.Ronaldo
@@mrhob69 it did i was 72 years old ate the time i got fifa 1920 and the first fifa game was made 5 years after i was born
@@mrhob69 the joke was is that if i was 72 in 1920 i would be dead but u think i couldnt be 72 at the time cause i play bedwars. well done you didnt understand a simple joke
@@mrhob69 ur laughing emojis clearly state that it was funny
@@mrhob69 the english was fine idk what drugs ur on
@@ClassyBaxy25 no your english was gay and bad
Look at his movements, he was really on another level for his years...even in the '80, some great gk as zoff wasn't so modern.. Real legend
Legend has it, he practiced his goalkeeping in the military... By catching the bullets shot at him.
🤣🤣🤣
He is Neo
He punched them away
Kinda like Bert trautman watch the movie the keeper
😂
He conceded 7 goals in his retiring year in 28 games and you are asking if he's overrated. He's the greatest gk
Probably was up against bums that cant finish 😂😂😂
C Gunz If people play in a proffesional league they can finish. Maybe some bad shots, but they were probably good. He is the best of all time.
@@CGuNzZy What a fucking disrespectful statement. Think 30 - 40 years from now, people will call Messi and the likes "bums" compared to their new age superstars. Stop comparing modern age to oldschool players, cause it's just fucking dumb.
@@AdmiringBlue Messis didnt exist back then U fool, name 5 good forwards that played in Yashins era I'm waiting
@@CGuNzZy If i wasn't for the oldschool players pioneering football, your beloved Messi would have spend his childhood fighting other 10 year olds for leftover banana peels in Argentina. Modern day players OBVIOUSLY are better players compared to back then, no fucking shit Sherlock. You are basically telling me that an iPhone 10 is better than an iPhone 4, i'm amazed at your fucking huge IQ that helped you come up with such a revolutionary statement. It's about respect dipshit, because if it wasn't for those guys back then, you wouldn't watch football today. Now go back to school kid, you are desperately in need of some basic education.
He was the father of modern day goalkeeping. No Yashin: no Zoff, no Maier, no Shilton, no Schmeichel snr, no Khan, no Buffon, no Neuer. A brilliant goalkeeping mind who I think would be the world's best goalkeeper even today. The GOAT of goalies.
Growing up in the 60s in Peru, I remember the Dynamo of Moscow visiting Lima for a friendly. Only one name lingered: Lev Yashin.
Lev Yeshin was the forgotten goalkeeper that would kick any other GK's ass
for this time he was great, the best. But nowadays the shots are harder and more precise, so ter Stegen, Neuer and Oblak are better.
lessandra I don’t think so. Yeshin goalkeeping ethics would not be able to be matched with today’s goalkeepers.
Wavy B agreed!
lessandra He went against pele.
@@rukhaamir5634 Todays GK's have to go against Messi lul
Lev yashin: I’m the best keeper in the world The score hero keeper:hold my gloves Btw fantastic vid your voice makes these vids 10x better
Burakku That is so true, those keepers are gods 😂
Burakku I really appreciate that 🙏
So true ... so unbeatable no matter how you shoot
Scott sterling is way better
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"Lev Yashin was first-class, a real super goalkeeper. His positional play was excellent, but everything he did was amazing. He was a model for goalkeeping for the next years, without a doubt" (Gordon Banks about Lev Yashin)
I remember when I was a boy in the 70's how older people would say "THAT was a GK!" in comparing Yashin to any other GK. I was always so impressed by the passion that was put into his name but I never actually saw him in action, not until now, so thanks for bringing this legend back to life and YES Yashin was the greatest and the people back then were right.
Lev Yashin: concedes 7 goals in an entire season Scott Sterling: Hold my beer
Scott Sterling the legend. He's unstoppable
The man, The myth, The legend. Scott Sterling
Hold my face
Raymer drops always make my day much better
Airyse Much love 💜 Stay safe out there
@@RaymarFootball Next video on Gordon Banks?
"A goalkeeper can only do so much" - A powerful statement
Besides superb reaction and ball-catching abilities, he really was the one who introduced the concept of a goalkeeper "not just being a third goalpost" but actively playing throughout the entire box and even beyond, which is a must for any goalee nowadays! Thank you so much for your video!
Anticipation,reflexes,positioning,knew how to use his feet,first GK to start using gloves and also read well his team as he knew when his defence needed to take breath or organise. GOAT.
How good was Di Stefano? An idea for a video. Edit : Thank you all for the likes kk
And then puskasz
@@marcopeek5668 yeah good idea!
@Due_ Scavenger Overrated doesn't won you Throphy and Honours!
@Due_ Scavenger educate urself they are the best strikes of all time
Do eusebio
En 1970, en Bilbao (País Vasco) Yashin me firmó un autógrafo y me dio la mano. Como crío me pareció fantástico.
¿Enserio? Increible
The Russians had some solid goalies, but Lev 'the Black Spider/Panther' Yashin was something else - long ago, a grand-uncle who had the good fortune to watch LY, said, "Spectacular goalkeeper. It wasn't his acrobatics, LY's strength was fearlessness: his ability to go for the ball even though he risked a kick in ribs or even the face!"
Hurts a bid that Neuer wasnt even mentioned... would really like a vid about him since he changed the way a goalkeeper plays in a similiar way like yashin did. Maybe not as much on a technicall but a tacticall lvl. Video was awesome though.
The way you see Neuer play is basicly like Campos did and other GK before him. Yashin basicly invented the modern Gk.
Exactly!
Herr Müller Lügenscheid hurts a bit that gordon banks doesn’t have an icon card
Neuer plays kinda like van der sar
I feel like the agressive way neuer plays wasnt really popular before... On the other side vds and kahn were before my time so it might just be that i dont know better Still think neuer was incredible and he could be a good choice vor a vid Sry for spelling
Video ideas: 1. How Good Was Iker Casillas Really ? 2. How Good Was Peter Schmeichel Really ? 3. How Good Was Johan Cruyff Really ? 4. How Good Was Paolo Maldini Really ?
The Maldini one could be cool
what about Van Basten he was probably the most dominant player ever aside from Messi. And he retired at 29 just imagine how good he would've been if it wasn't for the injuries and even while injured he was top class.
one answer to this they're pretty good
@@lihe8647 But how good? Only pretty ?
@@viswanath6463 this series should be about forgotten legends such as Platini, El Magico, Bergkamp and many others. It's really not fair that some modern fans don't appreciate how good these players were.
Always had a soft spot for the goal keeper position. I live in a small country and my family is known for being tall. My uncle was the national team goal keeper is his day. I remember him telling me about great goalkeepers like Yashin, Zoff and Kahn.
What country are you from?
@@kanabis134 it's cap bro..
Looking at these clips, yashin was absolutely fearless. What a beast
*Lev Yashin:* 7 Goals for a season *Lingardinho:* 1 Goal for a season And lord Lingard still didn't win any balloon d'Or? I leave you into that.
Biased French journalists!
Lingard is above awards🐐
e e is still better tbh lord lingardino is shit comapre to adrian
that aged well
Lord Lingard might go down as the best player to never win a Balón d’Or
I'll never forget the icon card of him which had him wearing his classic flat cap in fifa
Think ot was fifa17 or 18
For me there were two great goolkeepers from the time period - 1950, 1960 and into beginning of 1970, they were Lev Yashin and Gordon Banks. Both absolute phenomenal goolkeepers in their time era...
Then Shep Messing
Agreed.
Those one hand saves and reflex dives are still World class even by today's standards, with much more training and technology available. His reaction times on some of the reflex saves are unbelievable. Obviously some of the technique has evolved a bit since those days, in part due to the availability of padded gloves and leggings which allow keepers to dive laterally instead of forward into the ball. What a star!
Yashin is the greatest goalkeeper of all time his reflexes, diving and reaction speeds where incredible
Ysshin is so overrated...
The Godfather just no mate what goalie has done what he has none
@@thegodfather1924 yes, you are right. Because he kept clean sheet for sooooo many games. Was the first who could play the ball far with his hands. The first who got out of the line and grab the ball from the cross. The one who started to manage his defenders and talk to them. You are more than right...
@@JohnSmith-wl2pd he play against amateurs,he never play against best players evers.And there is still some people who are thinking that he is goat 😅😅😅😅
@@thegodfather1924 he played against the the God of football Pele.... Don't be ridiculous, chump.
me: i go sleeping raymar footbal: i dont think so hold my slepingrytmn😂
fick dich dumme sau cookie aww shit here we go again 🏃
Roberto Carlos would bomb him out
@Due_ Scavenger he isnt overrated
@@RaymarFootball try making a video on Okocha(Nigeria) Title: The rise of Nigerian trickster(Okocha)
always in my recommended when I'm almost sleeping
"If adrian was in my era,then there would be no yashin award but adrian award"-lev yashin
😂 Very true
This made me laugh, and not just breath air out my nose
Lev Yashin was not only best goalkeeper ever, he was also a true gentleman. A real sportsman. Full of decorum. Even when his team lost, he went round shaking hands with all officials and those from the winning team.
It's crazy how literally most of the greatest people ever had a tough life. It's even more crazy that probably most of us have had tough moments in our lives too, but maybe we chose to quit and that's what made them great and us normal people. Stay motivated and confident in your own abilitys.
He’s the greatest. If it wasn’t for him, the modern goalkeeper wouldn’t be what it is today. Or it would’ve taken longer to get to be what it is today. And he’s the reason I used to wear all black when I used to play in goal
I did the same thing Giancarlo!
For me at age 66 and having seen some great goal keepers during my days, there are three that really stick out: Gordon Banks, Lev Yashin and Rinat Dasaev. There were other greats like Ladislao Mazurchievicz , Amadeo Carrizo, Oliver Kahn, Seep Maier, etc.
Very good choice. Mazurkiewicz is nearly forgotten but in my opinion one of the best goalkeepers. But don't forget Ronny Hellström
Love this, one of the most underrated players in history because he’s a goalkeeper. Really all I knew about him was that he was part of the fifa team of the century & the only goalie to win a ballon d oro until now. I’m happy to learn more about this man & hope to see more goalkeeper based videos!!
Glad to have found a video about the Black Spider, growing up the old timers talked about him like the goalkeeper version of Pele. His work ethic and talent would make him successful in any era of the game, thank you for giving him the attention he deserves
another name of Lev is - Black Panther
looking at his childhood, it seems to me he was a man who knew what it meant to be the last man standing, to have your back against the wall and make it happen or else. That quality is invaluable to a keeper.
I remember watching this absolutely brilliant Russian goalkeeper in the 1966 World Cup. Lev Yashin. Particularly against Germany as I recall. I thought of him as a great Russian bear. I never forgot him, and always wondered what happened to him and how no one had ever mentioned him since. Thank you for bringing him back to me! I knew he was really special.
Are u that old
@@nutellaboy112 Yes.
@@alexandros8361 so u watched the 1966 wc face to face?
@@nutellaboy112 I watched the semi finals and the finals live on TV (as live as that is) in 1966. And Hurst was actually offside scoring the equaliser for England.
@@alexandros8361 how were the TVs there in that time
Great job, thanks for sharing this GEM of a keeper. Goalkeepers don't always get the recognition that they deserve.
When i first heard of Lev, 5ish years back, as a goalkeeper myself i was amazed. For the time, for the standard, and for the hardended players he faced.. Hes the best thats ever lived. Innovater, winner, and his highlights are only whats been filmed and they are of better standard than modern goalkeeper top 10's
I would love to see a movie/documentary about his life like how pele got. From working in the factories at a young age to playing hockey and his overall journey to the top sounds very interesting
The russians made a movie about his life: Lev Yashin, the Dream Goalkeeper.
@@karolysarkady9169 Gotta be India by the name
Saw him in the late 1950s when he played in Bombay, India. Came,(and went,) with a great reputation! JUST IMAGINE, A bALLON D'Or AS A GOALIE!
There are not many legends out there but some are, Michael Jordan, Ayrton Senna, Mohammad Ali, Lev Yashin, Ferenc Puskás, Pele, Babe Ruth, Carl Lewis, Magic Johnson, Bill Russel, Boris Becker, Ivan Lendl, Martina Navratoliva, Marita Koch, Nadia Komaneci, Naim Suleymanoglu, Katerina Witt, and so on. Lev Yashin was one of them. He was and is a LEGEND.
His track down speed on apposing players and break always was insane. All he need was 4 steps covering so much ground so fast , dam what stud.
Raymar has won the ballon d’or for best American alive. On a real note I love these videos. You should have a Netflix documentary, the commentary and you don’t just dive into vids without proper research ( you did do that a bit before though). Much love from the UK
The fact Yashin let Brazil score 2 goals is insane Yashin might me one of the best goalkeeper and he deserves more respect
name Lav means Lion in our Slavic language . The Lion he was indeed. what Tesla was for science fields Lav was for football development . Lav introduced modern way of goal keeping . further more in era when goal scoring was simple and often he was almost unbeatable on goal post. in todays standards i dont think people can even imagine how good he was. try to put 5 top goal keepers in one individual and you get Lav Yashin.. if your lucky :)
yashin Is a Beast Goalkeeper
I read of Yasmin from a children's magazine when I was about 11 years old. Then I Google to see him in action, and it was crazy. I believe he is one of the best footballers to ever exist, or to come
Огромное спасибо авторам канала за материал о Льве Яшине! Некоторые фрагменты из спортивной кинохроники я видел ранее, но очень многое увидел впервые благодаря Вашей публикации. Браво авторам!
Но не браво переводчикам на ркусский.
He should do the Mexican Legend Hugo Sanchez next. He had a very interesting story to success.
Or el metador(hernandez)
Or higuaita
@@user-oo7zd1kz2t I haven't seen any of them play but if u have I'ma go with ur opinion then
@@user-oo7zd1kz2t fair enough
Superb video my friend. As a goalkeeper myself for over 20 years its its without doubt the hardest position. I knew about him being 63 now, i saw him on tv in the 60s as a kid But NEVER realised that in the season he won the BD he only let in 7 goals... That my friend will NEVER EVER BE BEATEN. So yes your right he was/is still the greatest.. P.s I'll bet it wasnt easy getting that footage either.. well done.👏👏👏👏
Tik tok people thought that Buffon was better than Yashin cuz he can block Roberto Carlos's free-kick 🤦🏼
Buffon is far better than Yashin
@@terruskaa AH yes Tik tok intelligence...
@@terruskaa ratios ☠️
@@terruskaaamerican football intelligence
@@halajnoptional Me: *lists Facts* You: "AmErIcAn KnoWlEdGe" Cant make an argument other than Fifa Rating Go play football and touch grass
I will never forget when Lev Yashin came and spoke to us kids outside Goodison Park in 1966, In my humble opinion he was the greatest Goalkeeper that has ever been, and the hardest to score against, as many of the great players of his era have attested.
What language did he speak to you ?
@@veselinivanov7208 Broken English, but it did not matter, I was just overcome with excitement.
@@davidhouston4810 I am suprised because this time in East Europe the most popular west languages wete French and German
Nice I do not know a lot of about the footballers in 60s and their behaviour outside of the pitch .
@@veselinivanov7208 That may be true, but he was Russian, and though limited he did speak to us in Broken English.
In the days when you could passback and keeper's would just hold on to the ball, this guy played like an outfield player. Did his job and expected no glory. True legend
I love how you analyze retro players to show this generation 👏👏
Thanks for the great video, as you said he is a real revolutionist, he re-created the goal keeper position , he opened the new era ,today ,sure, there may be better ones as sportively but he would stay forever as the founder father of modern goal keepers.respect.
Огромное спасибо за очень тëплые слова о моём соотечественнике - великом футболисте! Только Яшин! Только Динамо!
Dínamo de Kiev, hoje capital da Ucrânia? É verdade que o Dínamo era um time de policiais. Obrigado. Динамо из Киева, ныне столица Украины? Правда, «Динамо» было полицейской командой. Спасибо.
@@coyotezinho Yashin played for Dynamo Moscow. even in the USSR there were Dynamo Minsk, Dynamo Tbilisi, Dynamo Kyiv, Dynamo Riga .... formally, there were no professional athletes in the USSR for this CSKA - the army, Dynamo - the police, Lokomotiv - railway workers, Torpedo - car factories, etc. policeman Yashin of course didn't work.
Спасибо Александр. Там, где я сказал "правда ли, что "Динамо" было полицейской командой", я спрашивал, но забыл напечатать "?" в конце. Obrigado, Alexander. Onde eu disse: "é verdade que o Dynamo era um time de policiais" eu estava perguntando, mas esqueci de digitar o "?" ao final.
Лев Яшин был настоящей личностью, каких редко встретишь в футболе. Он излучал человеческое тепло, которое не характерно для футбольного мира. У меня всегда было чувство, что сейчас играет Великий человек.( Франц Беккенбауэр.)
Legend goalkeeper of football history no one can reach in his level ♡♡♡
He was also a very successful ice hockey goalie aswell, won the Soviet Cup with Dynamo Moscow in 1953
Another important fact about Lev Yashin is that he is the only goalkeeper ever to allow an Olympic Goal during a World Cup. It was in Chile 1962, against Colombia; URSS was defeating Colombia 4-1, that's when the Colombian Marcos Col executed a corner kick that went really closed, the defender let it go thinking (probably) that Lev Yashin was behind him but he wasn't. In the video you can see the recrimination from Lev Yashin to the defender. The Olympic Goal gave Colombia a second wind and they ended up tying the match 4 - 4 in an historic match for the Colombian team.
As a history buff and a former goalie, I looked up to Yashin and his accomplishments
When you became so harshed and so broken from a early age , you become indestructible . Lev Yashin aka the black spider not only for his godlike skills but also his black past. But non of this hold him back and he became great . A legend to be remembered till future because person , players , skills like him are hard to find .
Fun fact - Lev in Russian means Lion. His parents knew what he was going to be when he grows up 😂😂
he was more than just a player, always analyzing his own games in mind is something humans lack, it is not the talent, but the hard work that made difference, both physical and mental, I hardly believe we will see anything like this in football in the times we live
You NEED to make a video on Michael Laudrup...the most under-rated player ever...definitely the most under-rated Passer/Assister Played for Juventus, Barcelona & Real Madrid, was described by the likes of Raul, Pep Guardiola and Platini as being the best players they ever played with. Iniesta and David Silva also modelled their entire game on his dribbling and passing. But for some reason he's never spoken about! You can do this Raymar 🙌🏻😂
bruh EA gave him like 60 something kicking lol
Maybe his kicking wasnt good ball distribution can include throwing the ball not just kicking
That could be accurate , keepers weren't as good with their feet back then
79 kicking
It was very interesting and changed my perspective completely. Thanks a lot for great videos.
Undoubtedly Lev Ivanovich Yashin is the best goal keeper ever..considering the facts, old football was defenitely very tough in terms of the weight of the ball used, the bad pitches, the heavy jerseys and boots, less protective elements and the brutal tackles. It was infact the survival of the fittest to remain injury free. To be a star in that era and maintaining such a clean stats.. that too as a Goal Keeper, needs insane skills..Salutes to the Legend.
Lev Yashin was indeed the only goalkeeper to win the Balon D'or in the history of football, what a spectacular achievement. He made goalkeepers proud by that feat. Congrats yashin👍👍
Even the greatest goalkepper turned pro at 21😱 which Is crazy cause we see 19 year old's winning world cup it just shows that everything is possible🙏
I would like to add one more thing, the ball was made of leather which would soak up moisture from the grass or even rain water and become twice as heavy, thus becoming very difficult for all players to play with and especially the goalkeeper, after the 70s synthetic material was introduced which was waterproof.
This is what KZhead should be about: learning something new about something or someone you never heard of.
Ivo Viktor was a Czech goalkeeper who came second in ballon d'or voting and was one of the best at his time, so he was pretty close...
Can you do a video on George Best please?
Ingar MJ iwant this thou , who is better best or pele at that time they same era
Coffin Guy pele will always win that debate because of all his accolades. But it would be interesting to seen an analysis on how each of them played and weighing that up
Just watch clips of him. Within 2 minutes you will see how great and how ahead of his time he really was. Dude was amazing. Acrobatics like that bk then were unheard of. He dominated everyone while also wearing gloves equivalent to oven mitts.
Lev Yashin was the greatest goalkeeper ever! The way he saved goals from being scored was miraculous!
5:36 he gets scored on and people are literally in shock, either Lev Yashin is a legend or the striker sucks lmao
I always want to know how good the football legends really were when there wasn't a comprehensive coverage of their career and lev yashin is one of the most important ones. I look forward to watching more videos like this
Maybe you already found on YT a 40min biography about pele. Great footage and the whole story. Learned a lot.
Thanks for posting this clip. This is the first time I’ve heard of this guy. Now I know. Thank you.
My father was always a big fan of Gigi Buffon and Oli Kahn. But he said that Yashin will be the greatest goalkeeper of all time! He was simply right!