To answer your question about David Silva, at the time of the match Silva's newborn baby was born premature and was fighting for survival in hospital, Silva was a key player to the team but on leave obviously for the birth of his child. Pep was basically saying while the team couldn't do anything to help, the least they can do is play for him while he watches on in hospital and hope it helps him through the tough time. Thankfully the baby survived and is now healthy alongside Silva's girlfriend .
Tottenham are the only club he's managed where he never won a trophy... they decided to sack him right before a cup final, and a final against none other than Pep... which led many to believe it was a financial decision bc there may have been a clause in his contract given a trophy to his name. If there was anyone you want going up against Pep, it's Mourinho... needless to say, they lost the final
As a Guardiola fanatic, those clashes was wonderful and stressful to watch (peps Barca joses Madrid) but I think the manager who has challenged pep the most has been klopp
I like the camera showed Vincent Kompany when Pep said 'in a few years, when you are a manager, you can do it. And now Kompany has brought Burnley back to the PL and will face Pep in his first PL match as a manager.
3:53 That editing was quite prophetic. When Pep says "...in few years you can be a manager," the camera focuses on then team captain Vincent Kompany. Kompany's retired and has gone on to become a damn good coach, imbibing the principles he learnt from Pep. Tl;dr: Pep still demolished his (very excellent) Burnley side 6-0 this season in the FA Cup though. đ đ đ
That edit is a little unfair (not your fault!) in that it's comparing Mourinho at his lowest ebb, with a team that just wasn't performing. I would argue that even Pep would struggle to get a good performance out of Dele Alli with no funds to replace him. Spurs were, and still are, a special kind of dysfunctional. Virtually every other team Mourinho has managed at, his former players speak about him with great respect.
Your coaching and playing experience is really helping you man, you get things already that most football fans don't. Keep your learning journey going, quality content!
I feel that Mourinho used to be a much better motivator, and one of his biggest strengths was enforcing an us vs them mentality within his teams. He has sorta got that back with Roma, but since the tail end of his stint at Madrid, he was in a me vs the world mentality and his coaching suffered because of it. I also think that Mourinho is actually more successful as an underdog, and has trouble coaching from a front runner position
@@Isleofskye objectively speaking, his best results were for Inter and Porto, where he spent significantly less than he has at any other club. It is because he really can tap into the us vs the world mentality.
@@Isleofskye That is literally Pepe record in Man City over the years , and before that, he coached Bayern and the best barça in history.... i wonder how Pepe would do as an underdog
You should try the game football manager. Its a very realistic simulation game on football, its not just tactics but transfers, managing finances, working with the board, and dealing with press. Id watch a series on it!
Peps style is beautiful and effective and intense and as far as Iâm concerned apart from his success at club level he also transformed and delivered world cups to Spain and Germany without coaching those national teams. However, over the years heâs had dismal showings as well, getting absolutely humiliated and embarrassed 4-0, 5-1 year after year by teams like Real Madrid who have speed and skill and are built to adapt and play any style. One thing I think pep has learned over the years is that if you remain dogmatic you will lose. Heâs had to make his teams and style a lot more dynamic over time.
Tbf, you cant really attribute the wc for germany to him if you put into context bayern and dortmund were in the ucl final in 2012(bayern),2013, and the world cup was in 2014, a year after pep had joined that bayern team. And yeah is really interesting how he has made his team so dynamic especially over the last 6 years in the prem, compared to say likes of klopp who has more or less stuck to what he knows best.
@@marco_1909 Bayern and dortmund have been great clubs always, like Barca and Madrid. but that generation of german players had won nothing, their game was too direct. when pep and barca came around, teams around the world had to either adapt and play a new style of defense or add a possession element to their game and imitate their game, especially after being humiliated by them which bayern was. bayern did both and then brought guardiola on board in 2013 to finish the transformation. it's no coincidence the 2014 German team then won a world cup and that generation of players had redemption. spain and germany were both super cohesive national teams because they were basically just barca and bayern in national team uniforms. Low said in his WC post game press conference that the players were lucky to be coached by pep guardiola at club level. both of those national teams were transformed by pep's possession game.
Bayern won before him and after him. If they only won after him then you can argue that he left something there, but Bayern won the champions league a year before him. He went to a team that won everything the year before and won everything the year after. And the style of Germany was more direct like Klopp. In Spain they only won those years because they had a once in a generation talents.
@@TrojansOwl1 wom nothing???? that german generation of players literally won the u21 euros, it was clear how good those players were mate. And the fact most of their players either played for Dortmund who at the time had won back to back Bundesligas and bayern who won the treble, and others like ozil playing for Madrid before pep joined Bayern. It is borderline false to attribute how good the German team to Pep, a coach who had been in less than a year on German football arena. The german team made. And more importantly the German team had reached the semis of the 2010 wc so what redemption are we talking about,
Everybody has bad days, Jose, too when he was the Spurs manager. Recently, he said in an interview that the only team he managed and never got any feelings for was spurs. Both these guys are extreme end of spectrum on one end Jose on other the baldy. One is pure pragmatic football, and other is completely opposite. The best moment for Jose was when his team beat pep's Barcelona with messi in the barca team. The special one Jose and the Bald genius pep. And the funny part is Jose was not a coaching staff to start with he was a translator to begin with.
Yeah, I've been really enjoying your content, this came from a recurring TV series you really have to watch, it was awesome and very good to understand how the clubs work, I recommend it
Yup mourninho did coach at tottenham... its the only team he has since said he feels no connection with at all. Out of all clubs that hes managed (real madrid, porto,inter milan, roma, chelsea,man united, etc) tottenham is the only one he doesnt have a connection with in hindsight... support arsenalđ
Hey Luke, Iâm loving the videos and your soccer learning journey. I would recommend reacting to Jose Mourinhoâs 2004/2005 Chelsea side when they won the Premier League. This season saw Mourinho elevate himself to being one of the best coaches in the world. He constructed one of the greatest Premier League sides of all time with legends such as Lampard,Terry,Drogba and Cech. This season also saw Mourinhoâs tactical knowledge come to the fore with his revolutionary 4-3-3, superb defensive coaching,excellent man management and winning mentality. Anyways I look forward to your future uploads and you learning more about the beautiful game.đȘ
Hope you watched yesterday that treat of a game between Netherlands and Croatia, the semi finals of UEFA Nations League. Today's second semis between Italy and Spain and finals in sunday.
I wanted to share some food for thought, as I feel like in an effort of trying to understand what's going on you often end up oversimplifing the very deep and interesting dynamic of theese coaches. There are 2 types of coaches, the very idealistic conceptual xs and os type of coaches, and the more dressroom man-managers that are able to make situations and people thrive on a personal level. Guardiola is the quintessential xs and os type of coach, he grew up under the wide phylosophycal umbrella of total football, basically invented tiki taka at Barca and basically exported the same strategy adapting it and evolving it to fit his players and combat different tendencies, he constantly is at the forefront of tactical innovation and always has had loaded teams, meaning he can afford to focus his attention on posing problems to other coaches rather then worrying about what others will try to do to him. Mourinho, on the other hand isn't really the quintessential man-manager (Ancelotti is in my opinion), although his ability to make his players commit to very extreme jobs was iconic (Eto'o and Pandev basically played fullback under him) people forget that he was at the forefront of many football innovations. He basically moneyballed his way through 2 portuguese leagues a uefa cup and 1 champions league while also heavily revolutionizing training regiments, he's basically the coach that killed 4 4 2 in english football his first time at Chelsea and even tho his Inter team was known for its amazing defensive efforts, I remember how that team was absolutely capable of dominating possession if it was the actuall best way to win a game, also his Real Madrid was offensive as it comes. Guardiola always had the chance to design its own teams and develop them into powerhouses, that's his main strenght. Mourinho was mainly brought in into teams in an effort to elevate a single situation (Porto didn't win the league in the 4 years before Mourinho, Chelsea brought him in to establish a culture and a tactical identity to a team that was just injected with a load of talent, Inter milan was dominant domestically for a couple of years under mancini but it was with him that it became a european contender, Real Madrid couldn't break through Pep's Barca in the years that came before him). What I'm saying is: don't fall for the trap of thinking that a coach's identity ends with their playstyle, and as their coaching style goes remember that english isn't the first language of either of theese guys, a lot of stuff is lost in translation and some other is just misunderstood. Have a nice one!
Pep's past players and assistant coaches have been taking over barca, burnely, arsenal and many more using his style of play. We can clearly track how football was ggenerally played and players roles,pre gaurdiola and during gaurdiola era. For current generation of football I guess its recommended you follow him and his teams for super depth, cutting edge and unique tatical prowress. He redefined the role of goalkeeper in this era, cahnged role of full back from utility player to most important game controllers, false 9(deep playing striker), ball playing / forward playing centre-backs.
if you like mourinho, check out AS Roma. heâs our coach right now and he led us to win the conference league last year and to the europa league final even through a massive injury crisis.
I'd love to hear your take on Emma Hayes shouting at the Chelsea women's squad in the documentary DAZN posted here on CZcams last year. Twitter had a meltdown about how "mean" it was and I had a good laugh. đ
Sports can often be different, but the styles of coaching athletes are transferable, there was periods where former England rugby head coach Eddie Jones would work with soccer coaches and vice versa to improve man management styles
If youâre interested in Mourinho you might be interested in learning about his mentor, Bobby Robson a hugely respected manager. Robson spotted Mourinhoâs potential as a coach and made him his assistant when he was at Sporting, Porto and Barcelona. Robson was a v different character to Mourinho but Mourinho adored him - still does. Lots of vids about Robson. This one is a BBC documentary from about 20 years ago when he managed Newcastle. Presented by Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker. Funny to see him with then Newcastle players Alan Shearer and Jermaine Jenas who are now both Linekerâs colleagues on Match of the Day. czcams.com/video/o4J1W9BQEfQ/video.html
He has a huge respect for Sir Bobby Robson. I wouldnât be surprised if one of these days he would end up coaching Newcastle, a team highly associated to him.
@@gajogrande Mourinho does have a bit of an affection towards Newcastle as theyâre the team Bobby always supported and eventually managed. He calls St Jamesâ Park âMr Robsonâs Houseâ itâs always possible but I have my doubts as to whether Mourinho will go to Newcastle. Heâs a great manager but Iâm not sure if he fits into Newcastleâs philosophy
@@tomlynch8114 If he wins trophies, he will easily fit into whatever philosophy Newcastle may have, which he can,specially with Newcastle's promising financial and supporters backing.
Tampering causes swing and at high speed this can result in the batsman failing to hit the ball as intended resulting in him being caught or bowled. It can be very significant even when entirely legal
Man, I really need you to find out about Johan Cruyff (and Ajax); I feel like you'd love him! You have some people who are SO good at what they do that they transcend what they do and become these strange philosophers where the wisdom they find in what they do, you can suddenly find in all of life. He is one of those
You might want to do a video looking at the story of Luton Town. They are the real wonders of the relegation and promotion system. From the very top, to the bottom, to the top again.
Jose coached Tottenham for ig 1.5 seasons and got them to the carabao cup final, in the same time a new league called European Super League (made by higherups of Barca, Real Madrid and Juve) was rising and top clubs wanted to join it for monetary reasons but the league was very bad for smaller clubs and would make the rich richer and no fan wanted such a league. Spurs owner Daniel Levy wanted to join but mourinho disagreed so he got sacked a week before the Carabao Cup final and Spurs being Spurs lost that match. Spurs remains the only club Mourinho couldn't win a trophy with.
I donât remember the exact quote, but Lampard told a story of how Chelsea were down at halftime in a big match. He said that he expected Mourinho to come in the changing room and lose it. Instead he came in and said nothing, just let his calmness speak. Then he said something along the lines of âweâre better than this, letâs go out and win.â And we won. His confidence was infectious. He was also famous for going keeping the heat off of his players by being controversial. If the team had a bad game heâd say something inflammatory to the press to make sure that the bad performance wasnât the headline. Or if a player had a bad game or a bad run of form, heâd say âHeâs the best (insert position) in the worldâ and just walk away.
â@@lperea21 Nobody wins as many big titles as he has without being amazing. His fault isn't his quality just that he tends to plan in the short term (like 2-3 seasons at a time) and run into issues afterwards. Also it's super easy for clubs to fire and replace coaches while it's hard/expensive to completely renovate squads. Managers grt replaced all the time in top level football staying with one club for over 3 years at a time is an exception.
@@lperea21 I mean Pep has also left clubs like Barca and Bayern behind. It's not like he stayed there indefinitely either. Mourinho left clubs like Porto and Inter (for Chelsea and Real Madrid) after winning the Champions League with them. Sometimes they just leave because they want to too.
@@afamilyguy1000 yes Pep chose to leave Barca to take a break. He seems to be a very anxious person and I think he was struggling to maintain his composure. But the club didn't want him to leave. Ferguson practically married ManU. Most coaches will get terminated after not performing well for a year or two. Mourinho can usually get extension long enough for third year where he will come up with a trophy (or at least an excuse for the lack of a trophy). When he was at Real Madrid he had Valdano removed as a restructuring and consolidation of his power. You rarely hear of the behind the scenes administration changes. I think that has something to do with it
Then there's Fatih Terim who is a father figure and a motivational beast, not necessarily a tactician. But he's a coach who if your team is playing like Leicester first half, you'll come out of half time like Man City. That's how good he could motivate. There's a reason when he was the coach of Turkish national team in Euro 2008, they were called "the last minute Turks". One of the best comebacks in football history was the game Turkey - Czech Republic which ended 3:2 after the Czech were 0:2 ahead. Scoring 3 goals in the last 15mins of the game. During the whole tournament, they did this comeback thing 3 times and almost a 4th time against the Germans in the semi final game, that was another amazing game to watch.
Jose requires full commitment from his players in order for his philosophy to work hence why he failed at Tottenham which wasn't his own fault. The team had no ambitions and were okay with being in the Top 4 but not 1st. Pep can be a lot more brutal and even fell out with many players.
czcams.com/video/ycpt3nSK4QE/video.html Hey man, here's a recommendation. Santos (Pele's team) 4x5 Flamengo for the Brazilian first division in 2011. Santos had a young Neymar, right before he went to Barça, and Flamengo had Ronaldinho playing his last few good years. Not only that was an amazing match, with neither team wanting to give up, but also stellar performances by both Ronaldinho and Neymar. PS: one of Neymar's goals this match received the Puskås award 2011 (best goal of the year. Legendary match!
Just a heads up, Tottenham is a team that is painful (every team is at some point) but the lack of ambition on the management side is an insult to the fans. But hey, I support AC Milan (a team I fell in love with as a child) and Bordeaux (which is where I am from). We all have our reasons to support our team :). Great content man
When Mourinho won the CL with Porto, I started to support his teams. When Pep started to coach, I still couldn't watch the privileges of Barça. Mourinho showed how "smaller" teams could reach successes. Once Pep was at Bayern, I started to watch what he did. Where Mourinho couldn't use the talent of Lukaku and De Bruyne, + once at Real Madrid, it was difficult for me to keep cheering for his football Meanwhile Guardiola arrived at City. Yes, it's easy with the oil money. But hey, I'm not perfect either, so I can ignore that "detail". The football of Pep is really a good evolution for the sport. Worldwide, the games will become more crazy, especially if the dominating teams can't convert their possession into advantage. Let me explain and stop here: We have seen a lot of evolutions in football since Pep arrived in Man City. Even the world cup, with some surprising results, is also a proof. Doesn't matter if you're a big or small team, with Pep's principles, a team exactly doing what was planned, will normally always win. And that's what I see by the players of Pep: they almost all say the same, even after playing football for so many years, they discover football again with him. Hmmm Probably my bad English making this comment quite long.
I think it will get worse@@GNMbg Not in Europe, the money that will be spoiled in the desert until 2030 will change the face of football. The money spent here was peanuts in comparison to what we'll see soon.
Guardiola came to barca to rebuild the team after rijkaard era, the majority of the team was from la masia , and he succeed, and brought barca dominated spain and europe, for example he dominated man united in 2 ucl finals, barca literally taught them play football with majority barca academy players. In the end its not about money there are many other reason to be the best, like tactical management and revulotionary tactics, as we know meta of football always change every 3-4 years, and guardiola mastered both aspects, that was the big difference beetwen him and mourinho.
I think you watch Tottenham in Conte's era. Conte is a great coach, he is one of Juventus players in 90, he is captain for long time. The only problem with Conte is European competition, 2-3 years he with the club he will burn the bridge and go elsewhere.He even coach Juve's bitter rival Inter Milan and get them the scudetto. Just hope one day Conte go to Atletico Madrid and I really think as Dallas' fans you are bound to become Atletico fans too hahaha
in football you can have 35% possesion or less and win 1-0 or 2-1 because you need to score a goal and you can score goals fast techinacally, robert lewandowski has scored 4 goals in 9 minutes you can find the video so yes possesion is good but possesion with no intent means nothing
Luke you should do stream about Garath Bale when he shocked the world and emerge as one of the best talents of his generation When Tottenham played Inter Milan home and away. those performance made him a star and earned his move away from Tottenham Hot Spur to Real Madrid, that side also had Luka Modric in it as well.
To me, Pep is a master tactician and Mourinho is a master psychologist. Pep will create an elaborate self maintaining system and will stress out everyone doing it. Mourinho will untangle each players inhibitions and run the cult.
Mourinho needs players with a strong mentality and atittude by his side while Pep needs good and agressive full backs and technician players this for the style they play more oftenâŠps: its only my opinion
I think âTiki Takaâ (how Pep did it at Barcelona) is the most beautiful football Iâve ever seen, some of their one/two touch passing moves made it seem like they were a hive mind
Jose been getting to much disrespect recently people donât get the stuff that he has done puts him in that goat argument with fergie heâs arguably better than pep
Too much drama for me. And his tactics are negative (anti-football). Don't understand why he is worshiped by his fans but keeps getting the boot by his teams.
â@@lperea21 Well he didn't get fired from Inter or Porto, he won the Champions League with them and then moved to other clubs (Chelsea, Real Madrid) because he wanted to. I mean it might seem like he getd fored all the time if you compare him to Guardiola or Ferguson, but managing the same team for years is pretty rare in top football. Other top managers get fired all the time too. It's just a couple of clubs and managers that will keep together for 4-5+ years.
@@lperea21 the stuff jose has done in his career is ridiculous only lost one European final and winning a champo league with Porto is mental he comes into a lot of clubs and does a quick rebuild barring spurs he wins them something I donât think pep could do what Jose has done with his teams n I think Jose wouldnât have done as much as Pep has done with city both have a case to argue who is better but at the end of the day they wonât pass Fergie
I don't think you want to support Tottenham, its a club that gives you just enough hope each season before it destroys you. To snatch defeat from the jaws of victory is a trait that Tottenham embodies.
@@stanleymaximillian8403funny part is that they were traded for each other and Mou won with Etoâo directly after. So basically Ibra was dumped by Mou too. Etoâo won a UCL under both of them.
Never liked Murinhos style he is so arrogant and a boring game to watch but he Got the stats to back it up but he has often have a fallout whit his players
Youâve been toying with picking Tottenham as your team? My advice: donât do it, pick anyone else! Spurs have losing in their DNA. They are the only team that Jose Mourinho didnât win a trophy with!
@@space1734 Why is Maguire playing for Man Utd with a salary way above his value? People don't look at really and performance, they focus too often on media pundits and having 'good press', and not on performance. And Mourinho in England has the worst press, the media just hates his guts for no reason.
Wait wait wait wait. How do you watch football and think totenham is a team i really like, they dont play interesting football, they dont win trophies, the fans are just depressed version of arsenal fans, theres nothing exciting up and coming talent, the only good thing is their stadium. Like if it was 1 2 season back id understand but after this season how did you come to this conclusion đ€Ł. I am really curious
He had an interview about it, was the only team he disliked the outcome, and i dont blame himâŠgave structure to the team, new good rules to follow, gets blamed for sitting Dele Alli when the team was atually playing better without him since he lacked conviction and will to improve which to me is dumbâŠhe had like 22/23 years old getting ready for his biggest season yet and flops on partying and skipping trainningsâŠafter all that Mourinho gets sent off before a Cup final and Tottenham loses đ
To answer your question about David Silva, at the time of the match Silva's newborn baby was born premature and was fighting for survival in hospital, Silva was a key player to the team but on leave obviously for the birth of his child. Pep was basically saying while the team couldn't do anything to help, the least they can do is play for him while he watches on in hospital and hope it helps him through the tough time. Thankfully the baby survived and is now healthy alongside Silva's girlfriend .
Jose really had a wild career. He has been EVERYWHERE. And he has lost his first final this year in like 20 years
Tottenham will do that to a man. Even Conte couldnât win anything with you us!
He didn't lose, he was cheated.
Sevilla are infamous for cheating their way into Europa League. It's a disgrace.
Didnât Mouâs Chelsea lose to Pepâs Bayern in the Eufa Super cup final 2:2(5:4p)?
@@im_dungeonfc yeah but its not really considered a cup final because its a one off match. But i get what you mean
First European final*
Tottenham are the only club he's managed where he never won a trophy... they decided to sack him right before a cup final, and a final against none other than Pep... which led many to believe it was a financial decision bc there may have been a clause in his contract given a trophy to his name. If there was anyone you want going up against Pep, it's Mourinho... needless to say, they lost the final
They also sacked him right during the super league stuff so it was just a weird time
I wanted to kick so hard Levy in the BALLS for that!!!
As a Guardiola fanatic, those clashes was wonderful and stressful to watch (peps Barca joses Madrid) but I think the manager who has challenged pep the most has been klopp
I like the camera showed Vincent Kompany when Pep said 'in a few years, when you are a manager, you can do it. And now Kompany has brought Burnley back to the PL and will face Pep in his first PL match as a manager.
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That editing was quite prophetic. When Pep says "...in few years you can be a manager," the camera focuses on then team captain Vincent Kompany.
Kompany's retired and has gone on to become a damn good coach, imbibing the principles he learnt from Pep.
Tl;dr: Pep still demolished his (very excellent) Burnley side 6-0 this season in the FA Cup though.
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That edit is a little unfair (not your fault!) in that it's comparing Mourinho at his lowest ebb, with a team that just wasn't performing. I would argue that even Pep would struggle to get a good performance out of Dele Alli with no funds to replace him. Spurs were, and still are, a special kind of dysfunctional. Virtually every other team Mourinho has managed at, his former players speak about him with great respect.
Bro neil warnock team talk is a must
Warnock is great my favourite manager to listen to although he's never managed my club.
Mourinho has coached a lot of teams, all over Europe
Your coaching and playing experience is really helping you man, you get things already that most football fans don't. Keep your learning journey going, quality content!
I feel that Mourinho used to be a much better motivator, and one of his biggest strengths was enforcing an us vs them mentality within his teams. He has sorta got that back with Roma, but since the tail end of his stint at Madrid, he was in a me vs the world mentality and his coaching suffered because of it. I also think that Mourinho is actually more successful as an underdog, and has trouble coaching from a front runner position
The cynic in me says Jose is more successful when he is given ÂŁ500,000,000 to spend....:)
@@Isleofskye objectively speaking, his best results were for Inter and Porto, where he spent significantly less than he has at any other club. It is because he really can tap into the us vs the world mentality.
â@Isleofskye I think it's the opposite. If ur a rich team with lots to spend, u want Pep over Jose. If ur more of an underdog, u want Jose
The us vs them only works for so long...
@@Isleofskye That is literally Pepe record in Man City over the years , and before that, he coached Bayern and the best barça in history.... i wonder how Pepe would do as an underdog
You should try the game football manager. Its a very realistic simulation game on football, its not just tactics but transfers, managing finances, working with the board, and dealing with press. Id watch a series on it!
Peps style is beautiful and effective and intense and as far as Iâm concerned apart from his success at club level he also transformed and delivered world cups to Spain and Germany without coaching those national teams. However, over the years heâs had dismal showings as well, getting absolutely humiliated and embarrassed 4-0, 5-1 year after year by teams like Real Madrid who have speed and skill and are built to adapt and play any style. One thing I think pep has learned over the years is that if you remain dogmatic you will lose. Heâs had to make his teams and style a lot more dynamic over time.
Tbf, you cant really attribute the wc for germany to him if you put into context bayern and dortmund were in the ucl final in 2012(bayern),2013, and the world cup was in 2014, a year after pep had joined that bayern team. And yeah is really interesting how he has made his team so dynamic especially over the last 6 years in the prem, compared to say likes of klopp who has more or less stuck to what he knows best.
@@marco_1909 Bayern and dortmund have been great clubs always, like Barca and Madrid. but that generation of german players had won nothing, their game was too direct. when pep and barca came around, teams around the world had to either adapt and play a new style of defense or add a possession element to their game and imitate their game, especially after being humiliated by them which bayern was. bayern did both and then brought guardiola on board in 2013 to finish the transformation. it's no coincidence the 2014 German team then won a world cup and that generation of players had redemption. spain and germany were both super cohesive national teams because they were basically just barca and bayern in national team uniforms. Low said in his WC post game press conference that the players were lucky to be coached by pep guardiola at club level. both of those national teams were transformed by pep's possession game.
Bayern won before him and after him. If they only won after him then you can argue that he left something there, but Bayern won the champions league a year before him. He went to a team that won everything the year before and won everything the year after.
And the style of Germany was more direct like Klopp. In Spain they only won those years because they had a once in a generation talents.
@@TrojansOwl1 wom nothing???? that german generation of players literally won the u21 euros, it was clear how good those players were mate. And the fact most of their players either played for Dortmund who at the time had won back to back Bundesligas and bayern who won the treble, and others like ozil playing for Madrid before pep joined Bayern. It is borderline false to attribute how good the German team to Pep, a coach who had been in less than a year on German football arena. The german team made. And more importantly the German team had reached the semis of the 2010 wc so what redemption are we talking about,
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Everybody has bad days, Jose, too when he was the Spurs manager. Recently, he said in an interview that the only team he managed and never got any feelings for was spurs. Both these guys are extreme end of spectrum on one end Jose on other the baldy. One is pure pragmatic football, and other is completely opposite. The best moment for Jose was when his team beat pep's Barcelona with messi in the barca team. The special one Jose and the Bald genius pep. And the funny part is Jose was not a coaching staff to start with he was a translator to begin with.
Yeah, I've been really enjoying your content, this came from a recurring TV series you really have to watch, it was awesome and very good to understand how the clubs work, I recommend it
Search for Zlatan Ibrahimovicâs opinion of both managers. Itâs definitely entertaining. He was coached by both.
And has a lot of ego. Dude is obsessed with Pep because he didn't want him.
Yup mourninho did coach at tottenham... its the only team he has since said he feels no connection with at all. Out of all clubs that hes managed (real madrid, porto,inter milan, roma, chelsea,man united, etc) tottenham is the only one he doesnt have a connection with in hindsight... support arsenalđ
And the only one where he didn't win a trophy so far, classic tottenham
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But he said maybe because of COVID, right?
Hey Luke, Iâm loving the videos and your soccer learning journey. I would recommend reacting to Jose Mourinhoâs 2004/2005 Chelsea side when they won the Premier League. This season saw Mourinho elevate himself to being one of the best coaches in the world.
He constructed one of the greatest Premier League sides of all time with legends such as Lampard,Terry,Drogba and Cech. This season also saw Mourinhoâs tactical knowledge come to the fore with his revolutionary 4-3-3, superb defensive coaching,excellent man management and winning mentality. Anyways I look forward to your future uploads and you learning more about the beautiful game.đȘ
This is not fair. The Mourinho footage is at Spurs. He had no chance đ
Man that Delle Ali part is so heartbreaking
Yeah, he's probably one of the sadder stories in modern football. It's a real shame he was never able to live up to his full potential.
"Legendary Goalkeeper Saves in Football" hug from Portugal
Hope you watched yesterday that treat of a game between Netherlands and Croatia, the semi finals of UEFA Nations League. Today's second semis between Italy and Spain and finals in sunday.
I wanted to share some food for thought, as I feel like in an effort of trying to understand what's going on you often end up oversimplifing the very deep and interesting dynamic of theese coaches.
There are 2 types of coaches, the very idealistic conceptual xs and os type of coaches, and the more dressroom man-managers that are able to make situations and people thrive on a personal level.
Guardiola is the quintessential xs and os type of coach, he grew up under the wide phylosophycal umbrella of total football, basically invented tiki taka at Barca and basically exported the same strategy adapting it and evolving it to fit his players and combat different tendencies, he constantly is at the forefront of tactical innovation and always has had loaded teams, meaning he can afford to focus his attention on posing problems to other coaches rather then worrying about what others will try to do to him.
Mourinho, on the other hand isn't really the quintessential man-manager (Ancelotti is in my opinion), although his ability to make his players commit to very extreme jobs was iconic (Eto'o and Pandev basically played fullback under him) people forget that he was at the forefront of many football innovations. He basically moneyballed his way through 2 portuguese leagues a uefa cup and 1 champions league while also heavily revolutionizing training regiments, he's basically the coach that killed 4 4 2 in english football his first time at Chelsea and even tho his Inter team was known for its amazing defensive efforts, I remember how that team was absolutely capable of dominating possession if it was the actuall best way to win a game, also his Real Madrid was offensive as it comes.
Guardiola always had the chance to design its own teams and develop them into powerhouses, that's his main strenght. Mourinho was mainly brought in into teams in an effort to elevate a single situation (Porto didn't win the league in the 4 years before Mourinho, Chelsea brought him in to establish a culture and a tactical identity to a team that was just injected with a load of talent, Inter milan was dominant domestically for a couple of years under mancini but it was with him that it became a european contender, Real Madrid couldn't break through Pep's Barca in the years that came before him).
What I'm saying is: don't fall for the trap of thinking that a coach's identity ends with their playstyle, and as their coaching style goes remember that english isn't the first language of either of theese guys, a lot of stuff is lost in translation and some other is just misunderstood. Have a nice one!
Pep's past players and assistant coaches have been taking over barca, burnely, arsenal and many more using his style of play.
We can clearly track how football was ggenerally played and players roles,pre gaurdiola and during gaurdiola era. For current generation of football I guess its recommended you follow him and his teams for super depth, cutting edge and unique tatical prowress.
He redefined the role of goalkeeper in this era, cahnged role of full back from utility player to most important game controllers, false 9(deep playing striker), ball playing / forward playing centre-backs.
You should play Football Manager. It's complicated to say the least, but you will learn A LOT about how the sport works, specially tactics.
if you like mourinho, check out AS Roma. heâs our coach right now and he led us to win the conference league last year and to the europa league final even through a massive injury crisis.
I'd love to hear your take on Emma Hayes shouting at the Chelsea women's squad in the documentary DAZN posted here on CZcams last year. Twitter had a meltdown about how "mean" it was and I had a good laugh. đ
Sports can often be different, but the styles of coaching athletes are transferable, there was periods where former England rugby head coach Eddie Jones would work with soccer coaches and vice versa to improve man management styles
If youâre interested in Mourinho you might be interested in learning about his mentor, Bobby Robson a hugely respected manager. Robson spotted Mourinhoâs potential as a coach and made him his assistant when he was at Sporting, Porto and Barcelona. Robson was a v different character to Mourinho but Mourinho adored him - still does. Lots of vids about Robson. This one is a BBC documentary from about 20 years ago when he managed Newcastle. Presented by Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker. Funny to see him with then Newcastle players Alan Shearer and Jermaine Jenas who are now both Linekerâs colleagues on Match of the Day. czcams.com/video/o4J1W9BQEfQ/video.html
He has a huge respect for Sir Bobby Robson. I wouldnât be surprised if one of these days he would end up coaching Newcastle, a team highly associated to him.
@@gajogrande Mourinho does have a bit of an affection towards Newcastle as theyâre the team Bobby always supported and eventually managed. He calls St Jamesâ Park âMr Robsonâs Houseâ itâs always possible but I have my doubts as to whether Mourinho will go to Newcastle. Heâs a great manager but Iâm not sure if he fits into Newcastleâs philosophy
@@tomlynch8114 If he wins trophies, he will easily fit into whatever philosophy Newcastle may have, which he can,specially with Newcastle's promising financial and supporters backing.
Tampering causes swing and at high speed this can result in the batsman failing to hit the ball as intended resulting in him being caught or bowled. It can be very significant even when entirely legal
Man, I really need you to find out about Johan Cruyff (and Ajax); I feel like you'd love him!
You have some people who are SO good at what they do that they transcend what they do and become these strange philosophers where the wisdom they find in what they do, you can suddenly find in all of life. He is one of those
You might want to do a video looking at the story of Luton Town. They are the real wonders of the relegation and promotion system. From the very top, to the bottom, to the top again.
Jose coached Tottenham in 2021-23
I don't know if he'll like Tottenham once he finds out what they did to Mou
7:27 he is talking about switch of play. You can't find space you switch play.
The special one vs The spectacular one the more successful one! Good ol days đ
Football is about so much more than tactics and formations. Man management is as vital.
Would be interesting to have an insight in your halftimespeech
Jose coached Tottenham for ig 1.5 seasons and got them to the carabao cup final, in the same time a new league called European Super League (made by higherups of Barca, Real Madrid and Juve) was rising and top clubs wanted to join it for monetary reasons but the league was very bad for smaller clubs and would make the rich richer and no fan wanted such a league. Spurs owner Daniel Levy wanted to join but mourinho disagreed so he got sacked a week before the Carabao Cup final and Spurs being Spurs lost that match. Spurs remains the only club Mourinho couldn't win a trophy with.
I donât remember the exact quote, but Lampard told a story of how Chelsea were down at halftime in a big match. He said that he expected Mourinho to come in the changing room and lose it. Instead he came in and said nothing, just let his calmness speak. Then he said something along the lines of âweâre better than this, letâs go out and win.â And we won. His confidence was infectious.
He was also famous for going keeping the heat off of his players by being controversial. If the team had a bad game heâd say something inflammatory to the press to make sure that the bad performance wasnât the headline. Or if a player had a bad game or a bad run of form, heâd say âHeâs the best (insert position) in the worldâ and just walk away.
will you make a video of the mexico vs usa game?
Spurs is the only place Mourinho didnât win a trophy. A fun fact I think youâd like Luke
Cool Video
Spurs fired José before they played the Carabao final. He was probably too successful for them and they needed to continue the streak
Jose gets fired a lot... I keep hearing from his fans how amazing he is. Someone that is amazing doesn't get let go so frequently.
â@@lperea21 Nobody wins as many big titles as he has without being amazing. His fault isn't his quality just that he tends to plan in the short term (like 2-3 seasons at a time) and run into issues afterwards.
Also it's super easy for clubs to fire and replace coaches while it's hard/expensive to completely renovate squads. Managers grt replaced all the time in top level football staying with one club for over 3 years at a time is an exception.
@@afamilyguy1000 I would say at the level you are referring to for a coach (Alex Ferguson, Pep Guardiola, etc) they find a way to keep them
@@lperea21 I mean Pep has also left clubs like Barca and Bayern behind. It's not like he stayed there indefinitely either.
Mourinho left clubs like Porto and Inter (for Chelsea and Real Madrid) after winning the Champions League with them. Sometimes they just leave because they want to too.
@@afamilyguy1000 yes Pep chose to leave Barca to take a break. He seems to be a very anxious person and I think he was struggling to maintain his composure. But the club didn't want him to leave. Ferguson practically married ManU.
Most coaches will get terminated after not performing well for a year or two. Mourinho can usually get extension long enough for third year where he will come up with a trophy (or at least an excuse for the lack of a trophy). When he was at Real Madrid he had Valdano removed as a restructuring and consolidation of his power. You rarely hear of the behind the scenes administration changes. I think that has something to do with it
Then there's Fatih Terim who is a father figure and a motivational beast, not necessarily a tactician. But he's a coach who if your team is playing like Leicester first half, you'll come out of half time like Man City. That's how good he could motivate. There's a reason when he was the coach of Turkish national team in Euro 2008, they were called "the last minute Turks". One of the best comebacks in football history was the game Turkey - Czech Republic which ended 3:2 after the Czech were 0:2 ahead. Scoring 3 goals in the last 15mins of the game. During the whole tournament, they did this comeback thing 3 times and almost a 4th time against the Germans in the semi final game, that was another amazing game to watch.
Tottenham is like the Lakers of Jim Buss and Mitch Kupchak but without the history, titles and glamour.
I support Tottenham my bro. I hope you explore the team and club more
You shouldt look into Sir Alex Ferguson The goat unbelivebel
Lol jose said Tottenham is the only team he managed he doesn't love
Jose requires full commitment from his players in order for his philosophy to work hence why he failed at Tottenham which wasn't his own fault. The team had no ambitions and were okay with being in the Top 4 but not 1st.
Pep can be a lot more brutal and even fell out with many players.
Mourinho calls Tottenham sarcastically, "Mr.Levy's team"
you pronounce José like "ho-se" with accent on "se", he's Portuguese so it's just like plenty other names of Iberian origin...
Yes Jose coached at Tottenham got them to a cup final and then they sacked him right before the game and went on to spurs things up and loose the game
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Hey man, here's a recommendation.
Santos (Pele's team) 4x5 Flamengo for the Brazilian first division in 2011.
Santos had a young Neymar, right before he went to Barça, and Flamengo had Ronaldinho playing his last few good years.
Not only that was an amazing match, with neither team wanting to give up, but also stellar performances by both Ronaldinho and Neymar.
PS: one of Neymar's goals this match received the PuskĂĄs award 2011 (best goal of the year.
Legendary match!
Santos also went on to win the Libertadores cup that year (South America's champions league)
Hey you should react to Manuel Neuer, the best goalkeeper right now â€
Just a heads up, Tottenham is a team that is painful (every team is at some point) but the lack of ambition on the management side is an insult to the fans. But hey, I support AC Milan (a team I fell in love with as a child) and Bordeaux (which is where I am from). We all have our reasons to support our team :). Great content man
When Mourinho won the CL with Porto, I started to support his teams.
When Pep started to coach, I still couldn't watch the privileges of Barça.
Mourinho showed how "smaller" teams could reach successes.
Once Pep was at Bayern, I started to watch what he did.
Where Mourinho couldn't use the talent of Lukaku and De Bruyne, + once at Real Madrid, it was difficult for me to keep cheering for his football
Meanwhile Guardiola arrived at City.
Yes, it's easy with the oil money.
But hey, I'm not perfect either, so I can ignore that "detail".
The football of Pep is really a good evolution for the sport.
Worldwide, the games will become more crazy, especially if the dominating teams can't convert their possession into advantage.
Let me explain and stop here:
We have seen a lot of evolutions in football since Pep arrived in Man City.
Even the world cup, with some surprising results, is also a proof.
Doesn't matter if you're a big or small team, with Pep's principles, a team exactly doing what was planned, will normally always win.
And that's what I see by the players of Pep: they almost all say the same, even after playing football for so many years, they discover football again with him.
Hmmm
Probably my bad English making this comment quite long.
Chelsea and PSG spent lots of money and they suck, its not just money, Guardiola is a genius and so is Mourinho
I think it will get worse@@GNMbg
Not in Europe, the money that will be spoiled in the desert until 2030 will change the face of football.
The money spent here was peanuts in comparison to what we'll see soon.
Guardiola came to barca to rebuild the team after rijkaard era, the majority of the team was from la masia , and he succeed, and brought barca dominated spain and europe, for example he dominated man united in 2 ucl finals, barca literally taught them play football with majority barca academy players. In the end its not about money there are many other reason to be the best, like tactical management and revulotionary tactics, as we know meta of football always change every 3-4 years, and guardiola mastered both aspects, that was the big difference beetwen him and mourinho.
I think you watch Tottenham in Conte's era. Conte is a great coach, he is one of Juventus players in 90, he is captain for long time. The only problem with Conte is European competition, 2-3 years he with the club he will burn the bridge and go elsewhere.He even coach Juve's bitter rival Inter Milan and get them the scudetto. Just hope one day Conte go to Atletico Madrid and I really think as Dallas' fans you are bound to become Atletico fans too hahaha
Tottenham style is like: we play like shit but we end the season better than clubs who play good football
in football you can have 35% possesion or less and win 1-0 or 2-1 because you need to score a goal and you can score goals fast techinacally, robert lewandowski has scored 4 goals in 9 minutes you can find the video so yes possesion is good but possesion with no intent means nothing
mourinho says spurs is the only club he managed that he feels no connection to, to this day lol
It sucks that they only showed the mou from spurs, being the only team he couldn't win a trophy withđ
Luke you should do stream about Garath Bale when he shocked the world and emerge as one of the best talents of his generation When Tottenham played Inter Milan home and away. those performance made him a star and earned his move away from Tottenham Hot Spur to Real Madrid, that side also had Luka Modric in it as well.
To me, Pep is a master tactician and Mourinho is a master psychologist. Pep will create an elaborate self maintaining system and will stress out everyone doing it. Mourinho will untangle each players inhibitions and run the cult.
Mourinho needs players with a strong mentality and atittude by his side while Pep needs good and agressive full backs and technician players this for the style they play more oftenâŠps: its only my opinion
Jose helped Tottenham to reach their first final in year but lost to man city because the players have no hunger he only spent a year in totenham
Out of context - just to make sure for next videos - Messi is mostly known for Right Wing position not CAM or Striker false 9 :)
im new here but only chose tottenham if you dont wanna see any trophies
I think âTiki Takaâ (how Pep did it at Barcelona) is the most beautiful football Iâve ever seen, some of their one/two touch passing moves made it seem like they were a hive mind
José forever. With the same budget of Guardiola this man could be......
Highly recommend watching bunch of amateurs: dorking wanders
Jose been getting to much disrespect recently people donât get the stuff that he has done puts him in that goat argument with fergie heâs arguably better than pep
Too much drama for me. And his tactics are negative (anti-football). Don't understand why he is worshiped by his fans but keeps getting the boot by his teams.
â@@lperea21 Well he didn't get fired from Inter or Porto, he won the Champions League with them and then moved to other clubs (Chelsea, Real Madrid) because he wanted to.
I mean it might seem like he getd fored all the time if you compare him to Guardiola or Ferguson, but managing the same team for years is pretty rare in top football. Other top managers get fired all the time too. It's just a couple of clubs and managers that will keep together for 4-5+ years.
@@lperea21 the stuff jose has done in his career is ridiculous only lost one European final and winning a champo league with Porto is mental he comes into a lot of clubs and does a quick rebuild barring spurs he wins them something I donât think pep could do what Jose has done with his teams n I think Jose wouldnât have done as much as Pep has done with city both have a case to argue who is better but at the end of the day they wonât pass Fergie
I don't think you want to support Tottenham, its a club that gives you just enough hope each season before it destroys you. To snatch defeat from the jaws of victory is a trait that Tottenham embodies.
did you say " thats the kind of coach i am" comparing yourself to pep guardiola?
Become a Liverpool red and you'll never walk alone
Don't follow Tottenham they always do well but are without trophies they came close to champions league but lost the final against Liverpool
You should watch Pythagoras in boots
Choosing Tottenham will only lead to heartache.
isnt that the second half where city conceded 3 and lost after having a 2-0 lead at half time?
Every player who was coaches by both of them prefer Mourinho, he's the special one and i'd rank him above Pep everyday of the week
Which players were coached by both of them and has expressed their preference?
@@stanleymaximillian8403first two come to mind are Ibra and Etoâo
@@Aurupa ahh okay. Both were dumped by Pep though
@@stanleymaximillian8403funny part is that they were traded for each other and Mou won with Etoâo directly after. So basically Ibra was dumped by Mou too. Etoâo won a UCL under both of them.
@@stanleymaximillian8403 Eto'o, Zlatan, Hojbjerg, Nathan Ake, Sanchez, Xabi Alonso, Fabregas, KDB, Gudjohnsen, Maxwell, Pedro, Robben and i've probably missed other names
You might wanna reconsider your feelings for Spurs mate. Divert it somewhere else đđđ
Typical Assna fan
Never liked Murinhos style he is so arrogant and a boring game to watch but he Got the stats to back it up but he has often have a fallout whit his players
naa man you gotta be a gooner...come to arsenal
Donât support Spurs man, youâre gonna suffer. Pick literally any other team. Lmao
just be a barca fan sand end it
Youâve been toying with picking Tottenham as your team? My advice: donât do it, pick anyone else! Spurs have losing in their DNA. They are the only team that Jose Mourinho didnât win a trophy with!
Pep has never coached underdog teams. José did. Nearly all his life. When Pep wins the champions league with no budget I will see him over Mourinho. Pep has revolutionized football with style. Everyone else is trying to catch up. Mourinho is a conservative antidote. He's a leader who turns bad teams in competitive squads. Except Tottenham. No one can do a single thing with that club.
When Mourinho wins a UCL and dominates a league with a huge budget I will see him over Mourinho failed to do it with Chelsea and Real Madrid.
@@space1734 won with Inter jackass
As a Tottenham fan don't support them please đ
Also Mourinho is way better tactically than Pep. Mourinho might be the best ever tactically.
Then why is he coaching a mid table team?
@@space1734 Why is Maguire playing for Man Utd with a salary way above his value?
People don't look at really and performance, they focus too often on media pundits and having 'good press', and not on performance.
And Mourinho in England has the worst press, the media just hates his guts for no reason.
Dont pick tottenham... you will just have a life of disappointment
Pep is easily better overall and has had more success while jose was a wild card manager. Nowdays he is washed but had his prime
2 European finals with a barely above average team like Roma is washed? Lmao. Get yourself checked.
Noooo! Not Spurs. You'll get tired of never being good enough to win any silverware.
Oh feck off we will win something with ange
Wait wait wait wait. How do you watch football and think totenham is a team i really like, they dont play interesting football, they dont win trophies, the fans are just depressed version of arsenal fans, theres nothing exciting up and coming talent, the only good thing is their stadium. Like if it was 1 2 season back id understand but after this season how did you come to this conclusion đ€Ł. I am really curious
It's his Choice na if he wants to support Tottenham then be it you literally forcing him to support other teams
@@mathewpt4478 I'm not forcing him to support anyone else, I'm genuinely curious as to why he likes spurs. Like why spurs of all the teams.
Because not everyone is a glory hunter like you. Not everyone supports a team because they win trophies. It's about the connection
If you dont want a lifetime of no trophies dont support spurs
pls don't like tottenham đđ
Bro bro bro dont go for Tottenham dont do that to yourself
Assna fan
Naah I support Barcelona but as chiellini said Tottenham doesnt have any history
@@Dirtydebrown just like robbing chelsea in 2009 UEFALONA
Do not support Tottenham if you love yourself đ@lukessportsacademy
He had an interview about it, was the only team he disliked the outcome, and i dont blame himâŠgave structure to the team, new good rules to follow, gets blamed for sitting Dele Alli when the team was atually playing better without him since he lacked conviction and will to improve which to me is dumbâŠhe had like 22/23 years old getting ready for his biggest season yet and flops on partying and skipping trainningsâŠafter all that Mourinho gets sent off before a Cup final and Tottenham loses đ