HOW coaches influence the action on the pitch

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  • čas přidán 12. 06. 2024
  • The football manager is undoubtedly football's main man. The likes of Klopp, Guardiola, Ancelotti, Mourinho and Flick. But what do coaches really do during the 90 minutes when players get things done on the pitch? How can they reach their players in a noisy 80k seater? Can coaches really influence the game during the run of play? Or do they just have the best seats in the house? Let's find out...
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Komentáře • 47

  • @welcome2football
    @welcome2football Před rokem +117

    All it takes is one eyebrow raise from Ancelotti and the whole game changes😂

    • @dwkickoff
      @dwkickoff  Před rokem +19

      @Welcome to Football I've rarely seen that eyebrow unraised tbh

    • @welcome2football
      @welcome2football Před rokem

      @@dwkickoff Hahah yeah fair point tbh

    • @infomotion7
      @infomotion7 Před rokem +1

      Yeah we've seen in England for Everton. Where was that eyebrow?? mediocre

    • @uchiha5229
      @uchiha5229 Před rokem

      ​@@infomotion7 wining 4 champions league is not mediocre.pepndid everything in 10 years stll can't pulled off.wining all trophies on all European top 5 is not mediocre.

    • @francescotrombetta8548
      @francescotrombetta8548 Před rokem +1

      @@infomotion7 how is considered mediocre a manager that has taken Everton to a miracolous 10th place in the epl? The same team that would go on risking two seasons in a row to get relegated to the championship? Lol c'mon

  • @fxinru66
    @fxinru66 Před rokem +23

    I love that you actually interviewed a conductor for the analogy. Very thorough and enjoyable video!

    • @dwkickoff
      @dwkickoff  Před rokem

      Thanks flora, we're glad you like the film. Much appreciated.

  • @hegeliandianetik2009
    @hegeliandianetik2009 Před rokem +6

    During the lockdown period with no fans is when I knew Arteta's football IQ was off the charts, his instructions in each play were ridiculous, he was always seeing the play before any of his players

  • @platopill
    @platopill Před rokem +8

    The impact of managers takes place beyond the duration of a single game: the observation that a manager does during a game can help him make changes to the team that will impact it positively in future games.

  • @Vincent_1910
    @Vincent_1910 Před rokem +15

    I did NOT expect to see Fabi Hürzeler here 😆

    • @Vincent_1910
      @Vincent_1910 Před rokem

      Why isn’t it possible to watch the video or create new comment threats from Germany anymore?

    • @dwkickoff
      @dwkickoff  Před rokem +3

      @@Vincent_1910 Hi Vincent, thanks for your message. Unfortunately the video is only available outside Germany, Austria & Switzerland due to the Bundesliga rights situation

  • @mattd2026
    @mattd2026 Před rokem +8

    Isn't Marcelo Bielsa a large proponent for ear pieces for all players?

  • @IvanHadlich
    @IvanHadlich Před rokem +1

    I am always happy with DW stuff, this doc was amazing, could be here for hours watching this.

  • @abubakarsadisumuktar932
    @abubakarsadisumuktar932 Před rokem +2

    I can't believe they finished this program without mentioning Jose Mourinho, who is a master in demonstrative coaching.

  • @TheMrFishnDucks
    @TheMrFishnDucks Před rokem

    Awesome video. Keep up the good work.

  • @leevischaefer9190
    @leevischaefer9190 Před rokem +11

    What a nice video

  • @ianricoy5922
    @ianricoy5922 Před rokem +5

    I wonder if any manager has tried using big signs like they do to call plays in American football?

  • @MrReese
    @MrReese Před rokem +3

    13:02 dachte kurz er sagt "I am in Bro'Sis" 😂

  • @seandriz5981
    @seandriz5981 Před rokem +29

    I would love to see a manager put on a cheerleader uniform and inspire their team to glory . 😂

    • @pendafen7405
      @pendafen7405 Před rokem +2

      Lampard would look sooooo pretty with pompoms & skirt

  • @cradlelist
    @cradlelist Před rokem +3

    Is anyone seeing the skull image behind Fabian Hürzeler or it's just me🙂

  • @arturoarteaga5556
    @arturoarteaga5556 Před rokem +2

    Great video!

    • @dwkickoff
      @dwkickoff  Před rokem

      Thank you, arturo! Spread the word

  • @blitz8702
    @blitz8702 Před rokem +1

    futball evolution deserves episode like this 😂

  • @basseysamuel108
    @basseysamuel108 Před rokem

    This is top content 🔥🔥

  • @LennartWaldemar
    @LennartWaldemar Před rokem +4

    I love content like this! Give me more please :D

    • @dwkickoff
      @dwkickoff  Před rokem +2

      Lennart-Waldemar In our little library you should find a few videos of your liking. Just take a stroll.

  • @sociolocomtsac
    @sociolocomtsac Před rokem

    Because they're pissed off

  • @muhammadradhivan8436
    @muhammadradhivan8436 Před rokem +2

    CEO nowadays are getting younger, in my granddad life CEO are mostly over +50yr old, mydad time CEO are likely someone +40yr old, today +30yr old. Nice!

  • @marufshuvo1494
    @marufshuvo1494 Před rokem

    Clop the Mastermind ❤

  • @adidevchafle
    @adidevchafle Před rokem

    In ideal situation if a coach had planned the game and players knows what to do as a whole then coach doesn't need to be on sideline (in ideal situation)

  • @Creees
    @Creees Před rokem +2

    Antonio Conte is a total passenger.
    An amgry flamboyant passenger.
    Someone needs to show him change of formatioms, tactics and player rotation

    • @theleesidesnowman1127
      @theleesidesnowman1127 Před rokem +2

      I think he knows about those things. He wouldn’t be a football manager if he was just a passenger, let alone have won 4 scudetti and a premier league. It was also a change of formation that turned things around in that season Chelsea won the league under him.

    • @Creees
      @Creees Před rokem

      @@theleesidesnowman1127 its all about the money bro

    • @theleesidesnowman1127
      @theleesidesnowman1127 Před rokem

      @@Creees At Juve, almost definitely, but not at Inter or Chelsea. Juventus and Man City spent a fortune during his tenures at Inter and Chelsea and he still won the league. Ffs City bought Stones, Sané and Jesus all for like 130 mil in one window and came fourth that year

    • @sususegar
      @sususegar Před rokem

      @@Creees If it's only all about the money, Chelsea should be leading the league right now

    • @Creees
      @Creees Před rokem

      @@sususegar the richest club is leading it the last few years.
      Arsenal are overperforming but next season it will be back to normal.
      They tried to overbuy players and its backfired. There is a limit

  • @franciscoguevara9727
    @franciscoguevara9727 Před rokem +1

    I would asssume that the mangers can do their part the main characters and the ones doing the cooking are the players, specially midfielders, of creative capcities.They are reading the game, the game needs playing and it needs flow , and expression of it, you can , practice on something, and maximize your strength know what your strengths are, if you have a full back or winger forinstance and a good center mid that moves the ball well, and can find that winger for instance, but you also need a lot of low and expression, and flowing freely when you play, the main characters are the players fo rusre, manager can work on tactics and all of that and ofefensive style and i think the best maangaers have an offesnsive style, and they want to work with the best players to let them cook, and attack, the soul, of the game is still, the ginga, and the offensive style, the creativity, the spark, the competition, the technical feeel for the ball, the through ball, having fun, and taking shot from long distance and playing to win and competing, and having fun and being technically better and more slick than the opponent. The soul of the game is on the pitch, and letting things flow and players express their skills and creativity feel for theball touch and attacking style, and flowing freely, and having fun, we are worth it :) and thtas what the game is about for me. Having fun,trying to be better attack create chances and win. Were worth it. not to be looking at the manager every 30 seconds but to flow, have fun, be creative offensive feel the ball well, have better stechnical skills than the opponent create chances, use your technical attributes flowing ahaving fun having a blast and winning.