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Cruyff, Clough, Venerbles, Bielsa, and Pep have very noteworthy treesIn American sports they have something called a "coaching tree" which is basically a family tree for coaches where each famous coach that worked under someone is added to their tree, and it's one of the ways they evaluate how good a manager is.
It's cool, one of the things I wouldn't mind being brought over from American sports discussions. I suspect the fact that certain managers *cough* Ferguson *cough* never really had any very successful apprentices is one of the reasons it's not come up.
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What about the great Ferguson tree of Bruce, Keane, Robson, Neville and McClaren?Cruyff, Clough, Venerbles, Bielsa, and Pep have very noteworthy trees
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PassWhat about the great Ferguson tree of Bruce, Keane, Robson, Neville and McClaren?
By us possibly if Baldy does call time on his tenure at the end of his contract.One season under pep he would be snapped up as a manager 100% guaranteed
By us possibly if Baldy does call time on his tenure at the end of his contract.
Yeah he could! but isn’t he still playing in Brazil
He must be ready to hang up his boots, even more so if there is a coaching/management job with us on the table?Yeah he could! but isn’t he still playing in Brazil
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All banter aside, the Ferguson non-legacy, tactically in English football, at United when he left, and with managers who played or trained for him, is truly fascinating. He's one of the great British managers and dominated English football for two decades, but you can't really point to any discernable impact the second he stepped down.What about the great Ferguson tree of Bruce, Keane, Robson, Neville and McClaren?
I was watching an interview with Kompany earlier and he said Pep was the best because he didn't just tell you what you needed to do but why you needed to do, which gave you the tools in-game to figure out problems and opportunities yourself. I get the feeling that's perhaps the main thing Ferguson didn't do: his way or the highway and no you don't need to know why just fucking do it. And he himself would do whatever worked which made him a force, but there wasn't much to study under him.
Moyes'R'Us.What about the great Ferguson tree of Bruce, Keane, Robson, Neville and McClaren?