Most impactful manager in the first 8 years of their tenure

[M40_Sheriff]

I think the evidence of his impact in English football is as clear as day. The kick and rush of the 90s and 2000s is long gone. Who do you support?

And that evidence is what? The ironic thing being here England's most dominant period ever was the 80's, and if it wasn't for Heysel it would have been pretty much a decade of European domination for English clubs. Playing "kick and rush" with mainly British managers and British players. He arrived in England in 2016? Who was responsible for the impact in the 16 years previous. You can watch Sky Sports PL with games from the 90's and 00's and teams play out from the back, just not as frequently, but its always happened. The biggest change to English football was development in grass technology so everyone in the 92 pretty much has a good pitch. That started far before Pep was about.

 

[Bez]

And that evidence is what? The ironic thing being here England's most dominant period ever was the 80's, and if it wasn't for Heysel it would have been pretty much a decade of European domination for English clubs. Playing "kick and rush" with mainly British managers and British players. He arrived in England in 2016? Who was responsible for the impact in the 16 years previous. You can watch Sky Sports PL with games from the 90's and 00's and teams play out from the back, just not as frequently, but its always happened. The biggest change to English football was development in grass technology so everyone in the 92 pretty much has a good pitch. That started far before Pep was I

And that evidence is what? The ironic thing being here England's most dominant period ever was the 80's, and if it wasn't for Heysel it would have been pretty much a decade of European domination for English clubs. Playing "kick and rush" with mainly British managers and British players. He arrived in England in 2016? Who was responsible for the impact in the 16 years previous. You can watch Sky Sports PL with games from the 90's and 00's and teams play out from the back, just not as frequently, but its always happened. The biggest change to English football was development in grass technology so everyone in the 92 pretty much has a good pitch. That started far before Pep was about.

In the words of John McEnroe..."you cannot be serious!". You want me to give you evidence of Pep's impact on the English game? I think you support a history club which explains your nostalgia and potential bias. However, Pep isn't the only influence in the game we see today. I accept that, but his influence is huge. Wenger brought a more cerebral approach to the game with a focus on technical skills. Mourinho's focus on the details/stats in the 2000s was also important. I think you should read Soccernomics which goes into some detail about the English game and how it has evolved.

 

[N1985]

I think the evidence of his impact in English football is as clear as day. The kick and rush of the 90s and 2000s is long gone. Who do you support?

M40 so probably a very expensive heroin addiction

 

[Vienna_70]

In the words of John McEnroe..."you cannot be serious!". You want me to give you evidence of Pep's impact on the English game? I think you support a history club which explains your nostalgia and potential bias. However, Pep isn't the only influence in the game we see today. I accept that, but his influence is huge. Wenger brought a more cerebral approach to the game with a focus on technical skills. Mourinho's focus on the details/stats in the 2000s was also important. I think you should read Soccernomics which goes into some detail about the English game and how it has evolved.

M40mis a splitter. A bucketeer. A pallet park regular.

In other words, a SCUM fan.