Soccer Expert Breaks Down Everything Wrong With Blue Lock Eps 1-2



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45 thoughts on “Soccer Expert Breaks Down Everything Wrong With Blue Lock Eps 1-2”

  1. The way I feel about Blue Lock, maybe in a wrong way, is that the author either hates the sport or doesn't really understand how it's perceived in Europe or South America. The most important thing about football is not the sport in itself, is the identity it creates, and modern football is eradicating it, and an artistic work that celebrates it kinda feels like a nihilistic perversion. I know that for fans who get into football lately maybe don't understand this, winning could be something that matters if you support teams like Man City or Barcelona, but for anybody else born in small cities supporting your local team is more than enough. I really want to think of a work in an extreme contraposition to this one, legendary teams that could hypothetically have no chance at getting silverware beating opponents as absolute underdogs, see Wimbledon's Crazy Gang, 2016 Leicester, or legendary players that decided to play for one team for their entire career, like Matt Le Tissier, Francesco Totti and such. This is what makes football REALLY great. Japanese people have weird takes on football to be honest, and I don't even think it reflects their own national football system, that have extraordinary stories of redemption and show off of heart and spirit, like Vegalta Sendai winning the J-League the year after the tsunami happened, I mean the take the author of Blue Lock has is pretty clearly in opposition of all this, unless he ends the story with an ending criticising the said Blue Lock system. You can't have beautiful football without supporters, without charismatic managers, without laughter nor tears.

  2. maybe yeah and maybe not…there are so much contravercies.But can we all agree that throughout the anime and the manga,it has such key lines that we can use in actual life to improve?

  3. Harry kane didn't score, However put cristiano or any top forward (Lewandowski, benzema, haaland) etc there. They would score. Heavily relying on the incompetence of harry kane there is stupid

  4. i think this is a problem with all team sports, blue lock suggests that everyone has to be the best for the team to be at its best which isnt that wrong, in team sports, your team could play really good but cause of your 1 goalkeeper you could get 4 goals bagged into your net while you only bag 3. They have the right idea but obviously half the things said here aint applicable to real life football.

  5. the reason i avoid blue lock like the plague no matter how much i hear people raving about it is because its simply not football.
    football is about 11 players going at it with another team of 11 players all specialised to play their role to the best of their ability, it takes teamwork and an almighty brain to play top tier football, limiting football to "just the striker" is such an idiotic way to think about football.
    If the bluelock experiment was to happen in real life, 1 they would be done for physical and emotional abuse of the players and 2 there wouldnt be a single good player to leave the academy, since for ages the only people they have played against is other strikers playing out of position.

    Also this anime struggles because it was released after Aoashi, which is incredibly faithful to football as a whole, sure the protag has a huge ego but he humbles himself and learns football itself.
    he started out being a goal hungry striker but he actually develops as a character, not only that but the tactics used in aoashi is something you would expect in real life football, its faster paced sure but its anime it has to be.
    having a wing back go forward is literally the most modern of modern football tactics now and having an extremely good long passing full back with great vision going forward to help the attack is literally just trent alexander-arnold.

    The comparison is night and day really. blue lock is an insult to the beautiful game that is just a repulsive oversimplification of football made for morons where as Aoashi is a love letter to football with strategy and thought going into it.

    Nothing can fix the bitter taste in my mouth that Blue lock ended up bigger than Aoashi. one of the biggest injustices ever.

  6. tbh I feel like Blue lock it's almost a "cool" bit subrealist about futball, so now go for Ao Ashi and drops does comments xD. I don't know much about futball, just that my family love it, but Ao Ashi seems the most "realistic"?

  7. I kinda get ego tho, when you have a striker who is nice and always passes the ball, it will waste time and sometimes oppertunities. A striker with ego is needed otherwise it will be an endless tiki taka. Ofc it shouldnt be overbearing ego (barou), but the lust to score should be there. Which imo the real japanese team actually lacks. And the tag challenge is actually pretty realistic and well thought out.

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