Against Japan, Pochettino's USA demonstrated how
POSITIONAL FLUIDITY
—can break through a press. Pulisic dropped deep, creating space for Max Arfsten to move inside.
—A quick pass and lay off from Balogun allowed Arfsten to escape pressure and launch a counter-attack.
Pochettino encourages CONFIDENT BUILD UP,
—but he's also adaptable enough to recognise when his squad cannot take those risks.
I think the one thing Poch has going for him is the ability to mould a team. I think he's a builder and that's one of his strengths, which gives him a bit of an edge.
Luis Enrique at Roma.
Carlo Ancelotti at Everton.
Unai Emery at Arsenal... And so on.
Just like players, managers need the right environment to thrive and bring out the best in them.
A manager struggling at one club doesn't automatically mean he's incapable of succeeding elsewhere. Context matters.
I've found a way to deal with Amorimsexuals already. 😭
If I see any Carrick revolutionism or anyone trying to be Carricksexual on my TL, I'll place a serious curse on you. 😂
Amorim and Carrick are genuinely two of the worst managers to ever coach this club.
Don't continue being unfortunate by defending mediocrity and failure. Stop hyping rubbish. 😭
In everything y'all do, please never put Ole Gunnar Solskjær in the same sentence as Michael Carrick.
Ole isn't just a better coach; he's MILES clear of Carrick.
Don't be unfortunate. Put some respect on Ole Gunnar Solskjær's name.
Thank you. 😭❤️
“Poch was shit at Chelsea” he won 26 games out of 51 with a very very average chelsea squad aside Palmer and a very below average defence aside T Silva
26 wins out of 51 games is not bad for a manager during a rebuilding phase
A manager has not even done a single training session, heck he hasn't even signed but the United fanbase has already predicted DOOM. That's the ONLY thing you lot know how to do, predict FAILURE.
One day you people will accept you all are just as bad as the owners.
Luis Enrique finished 7th at Roma.
He finished 9th with Celta Vigo and was appointed Barcelona manager the following season. He went on to win the treble in his debut season.
Carlo Ancelotti finished 10th with Everton before returning to Real Madrid.
Unai Emery lost the Europa League final to Chelsea, was sacked, then went on to win Europa League trophies with Villarreal and Aston Villa.
Vincent Kompany got Burnley promoted to the Premier League, only to suffer relegation in the same season. He's now Bayern Munich's head coach and doing great things.
Just like players, managers need the right environment to thrive. Context matters. A manager's struggles at one club don't automatically define what he's capable of achieving elsewhere.
Luis Enrique at Roma.
Carlo Ancelotti at Everton.
Unai Emery at Arsenal... And so on.
Just like players, managers need the right environment to thrive and bring out the best in them.
A manager struggling at one club doesn't automatically mean he's incapable of succeeding elsewhere. Context matters.