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The Baller League UK initial season will end when the winner of Final Four is crowned Thursday night at the O2 Arena.
Eleven nights of action excited the audience, leaving them fascinated by action, pace, gamehangers and alternative acceptance of football we know and love.
Among the terrible Baller League fans were some Premier League players, who replaced the central stage in the best league in the world for headquarters in the new Era of Football.
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Look at the best moments from the Baller League UK Night 11, while Santan FC and VZN FC played an epic final in which the SDS FC grabbed a place in Final 4, Angry Ginge appears in the goal and Alabi becomes a son for screaming shorts
Cairney: This is what you want to see in football
“That’s what everyone loves football,” Fulham’s Tom Cairney said Sky Sports After watching live action in the Baller League.
“This is what you want to see in 11 compared to 11 on Saturday, special technical players, such as Neymar of this world.
“Small side games, played by this pace, is what it brings to the players.
“I really enjoyed small, low gravity players in this. Fast feet. They really impressed me. It’s all in technical ability, which I love.”
What is obvious is that the players of the top Premier League at its peak have gratitude for the skill and technique on the screen. For some players, it reminds them of simpler times, and the game is played. Return to cages that created a generation of football players.
“It’s just like in a cage football,” Nottingham Forest Forest Forest Callum Hudson-Odoi said Sky Sports.
“When I grew up, playing in cages with friends, that’s just that.”
Fofana: Skills are different from the Premier League
The feeling in the cage is one that is divided at international level. Chelsea’s defender Wesley Fofana grew up in Marseille, where ‘playing in cages’ played ‘sur la terrain de sports’.
“It reminds me of the streets,” Fofan said.
“When you are young, you play in a cage like this, you only play six compared to six, you just enjoy it, no problem.
“It’s exciting because we see a lot of skills. We also see good recordings, good struggles.
“Skills are really important here. It’s nice to see different football because it’s a little different from the Premier League, where it’s not always so.”
Hudson-Odoi’s forest teammate Anthony Elanga added, “I used to play this in Sweden. I just felt like I was jumping on the field and got involved. I would love to be playing here. I would play in the middle of the field, let me dictate the play a little.”
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Star Baller League PK Humble Celebrates Scoring for Your Team Yanited with Wing Nottingham Forest Anthony Elanga
Hudson-Odoi: I was impressed by PK modest
The action is a knowledge of a knowledge, but some of the names involved give the players to be fans.
“I was impressed by PK Humble,” Hudson-Odoi said.
“Only when I see him achieves his goals and is engaged in dancing. He brings a party. He brings the vibe to the whole place, is that good energy.
“The Baller League is a big vibe. Most of our friends play in it, so some of them just come to watch boys play. It’s good energy, everyone here is good people, it’s a huge thing.”
Max West Ham Max Kilman performed, supporting some of his former non-league teammates, but also brought his 13-year-old brother, so when asked why he decided to lower his answer was simple.
“To be honest, my little brother is a big fan of Chunkza and KSI. He obviously saw some celebrities here so he loves him,” Kilman said Sky Sports.
Abraham: I’m proud of my brother
AC Milan and former Chelsea brother Tammy Abraham Timmy Play for MVPS United in Ball League
The theme of brotherly love was also encouraged by the current AC Milan and former Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham travel from northern Italy to the east of London to watch his younger brother Timmy.
Timmy represents MVPS United, governed by Alisha Lehmann and Maya pits.
“I had to come to my brother several times,” Tammy joked, saying Sky Sports.
“But it’s good for him, it’s good to see these players who gave the opportunity to show up live on Sky, I’m proud of my brother.”
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Timmy Abraham, younger brother of AC Milan, striker Tammy, achieves incredible half -love in the Baller League
Future of Baller League management?
An inevitable question that persecute players during their career: what next after playing? The Baller League may have offered a different Avenue to players.
“I think I would play well in the Baller League, but I won’t join soon. I would love to be a gaffer or have I have my team once,” Cairney said.
His teammate from Fulham, Alex IwobiHe maintains similar ambitions, hinting at discussions, it could even be in the course, saying after the sixth matchday: “I heard rumors that we could get a team soon.”
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In an interview with Sky Sports’ William to Be A during the MD6 from the Baller League, Fulhamov Alex Iwobi says there is a potential to participate in the competition at some point in the future
Veteran Tottenham Kevin Danso He sat down and took a tactical view of the Baller League when he attended. The Europa League winner was a fan of how the sides moved constantly by changing rules.
“I found that they were taking it very, very seriously,” Danso said.
“That exceeded my expectations. The quality was there, the beautiful pieces of the game.
“They trained, three-vs-threes, you know, the kind of moment of exchanging the games they have, and it is only interesting to see the different tactics they use.
“In such games, the defensive side goes unnoticed, so I took a lot more notifications of offensive things, and the offensive things were good, but the defensive things were also good. If you defend yourself here, you have to be real, really awake on the field.
“Then you have to hang yourself toward each other, and it’s good to see that the defensive always steps then. It’s a good tactic.”
From a party to a sense of knowledge, the Premier League stars loved the Baller League. Remember, the characters of John Terry, Micah Richards, Alan Shearera and Roberta Pires were also once the Premier League stars, but are now involved in the Ball League.
Judging by how the current crop of top talent has enjoyed the competition so far, I think we can assume that the next generation of legends will be desired.
