*didn't need

@@blaiseragon8142 The important thing is to get the idea

@@ABO_GKM *take

@@provocunt8673 🤣🤣🤣

@@provocunt8673i understood the joke😂 but he didn't write something wrong

🧐

Jose mourinho asked for collina in the 2nd leg against barcelona 2005 shows why he was the most trusted . Don’t get me wrong uefa was corrupt to an extend until VAR but this guy is a goat

What is a VAR?

@@daswunder1901 Video assistant referee

Fun fact he did lay the ground work and pioneer VAR

i dont get it

@@nukulus9344 most referee seek foul to get the job done..but collina simply love football that he keep all player play fairly and play beautifull game, every player respect collina

Premier league refs could learn a thing or two from him

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@@dogdog2635 Underrated comment

*football

@@efzezet8003 americans call it soccer because they have another sport bigger in their country then football. Its the same game. Let em be.

@@digify4394 Interesting. In Europe we call it rugby or "american football" because it's absolutely trivial compared to football.

It is indeed interesting. Here in North America, "american football" is in fact a much more popular then football. Therefore, we will say football for american football. And soccer for association football.

@@digify4394 In the rest of the world nobody cares about american Football. We don't even know the rules. If we say football everyone instantly knows that you are talking about the sports played with the foot. But if americans call it soccer that has to be correct right? Even though nobody else cares about american football.

what's he doing now ? is he alright

He is the best referee of all time..

Only JESUS CHRIST can save your soul from the flames of hell!

@@otakuhunter4817 Now idk, but in the last years he went on some tv programs here in Italy commenting matches

@@otakuhunter4817 as far as I know he's still alive.

He is Heimdall

The very best! ❤

Ceeeezzzz. Silently respect man

no boss but god ☝️❤️

real gents? the fuck r u talking bout? football was nasty back then

@@melquizedec I see big names like Zidane, Beckham , Kluivert,Seedorf , Davids, Hakan Sukur, ThomasRepka, Paolo Sousa , Andy Coyle, back then football was a real game, now is a game for genders.

@@melquizedec But now most of them are soft like paper

@@baigani0 People always said shit like this. Back in the day people were complaining about how soft the players you mentioned were compared to those in the 80s. And in the 80s, it surely was the same phenomenon. Fact of the matter is that football has become so much more professionalized and athletic that the skill level increased massively. So even if people think players today are soft, there is no doubt that these soft players would completely destory the legendary teams of 20 years ago. Just because they are better trained, more tactically advanced and more athletic.

@@JamanWerSonst yeah your argument is good but you forget that football was also tougher back in the 80’s and was even worse in the 20’s. That’s a fact, balls were harder and heavier, the kits weren’t so technical, the pitch wasn’t that cured and most importantly many fouls weren’t whistled. The yellow card tackles you see nowadays were no foul in the 20’s, just to say. That, added to a really elementary level of biogenetic knowledge, made football a really dangerous game to play, probably worser than rugby because of the massive use of our legs, which are our strongest part of the body. Soo now you understand, football back then was for really passionate people!

He was the VAR

I miss this era so much

He was good

Agreed

@@elletSetteSellaDomoU no for me too , and 235 others who liked , stfu.

nigel owens needs to speak to you

@@elletSetteSellaDomoU NO

What happened ? Context please

Dokładnie, Grzesiu. Dla mnie najlepszy arbiter jakiego oglądałem przez 30 lat kibicowania i oglądania piłki nożnej. Pełny profesjonalizm.

@@DJ-S21 Is italian 🇮🇹🇮🇹

@@DJ-S21 off course.. kowalski was a polish name

Widziałem gościa na żywo 😁

A tam pierdolisz w teatrze

He is the best, no completion for him

N.1 without doubt

proper distance? what does it mean?

@@arvinarooni1910 I mean a proper distance to himself and to reality in general i.e. not treating everything so seriously. Maybe there is a better experession for that in English language but, well, I'm not the native speaker:)

Care to explain what that is

@@ssj3gotenks589 A Wolf never comes alone. He always comes with croud. And in the Video, you can see how the players come up to Collina. But Collina put them in their places. Collina was like a Lion.

@@ssj3gotenks589 It's a wolf pack

Deutsch?

@@McLova911 Ja 😂

Cuz if he looked in his eyes he would turn to stone

We need that moment

he met him sometimes with Juventus (04/05)

🤣🤣🤣

@@Adelallawati Hahahahaha

He did

i miss this referee , times change :(

no doubt

Tiembla neymar

Daronco no multiverso

Um cavalheiro quando precisava ser! Mas um cavalo quando a situação pedia 😂😂😂😂

Falta um árbitro desses aqui no Brasil

Das stimmt !!!! 👍👍👍

True from Brazil

Beckham e Giuly "melhores jogadores" kkkkkkk piada.

@@guilhermerodrigues7991 Bom mesmo são gabriel jegum, gabi gol vovó...e esses mediocres de hoje em dia né?? tá entendo muito de futebol hein campeão kkkk mesmo o pereba do Giuly era melhor que os perebas de hoje kkkk

@@ArquimedesOfficial pprt tu so falou verdades.

​@@ArquimedesOfficialyou are nostalgic

Exactly

Feel the same way

GOAT YOY GHOST