How Managers Talk to Their Teams | American Coach Reacts

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  @curtydwurty · 3 years ago

  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 .

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  @oskarstobinski4522 · 3 years ago

  Jose really had a wild career. He has been EVERYWHERE. And he has lost his first final this year in like 20 years

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  @teatreeoil-d9m · 3 years ago

  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

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  @DansBoringChannel · 3 years ago (edited)

  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.

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• LE

  @LeafGreen906 · 3 years ago

  mourinho says spurs is the only club he managed that he feels no connection to, to this day lol

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• MA

  @marsultor9078 · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyZ2NTTItYA&amp;t=233">3:53</a><br>That editing was quite prophetic. When Pep says &quot;...in few years you can be a manager,&quot; the camera focuses on then team captain Vincent Kompany.<br>Kompany&apos;s retired and has gone on to become a damn good coach, imbibing the principles he learnt from Pep.<br><br>Tl;dr: Pep still demolished his (very excellent) Burnley side 6-0 this season in the FA Cup though. <br>😅😅😅

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• SA

  @sanjakushevska5792 · 3 years ago

  Mourinho has coached a lot of teams, all over Europe

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  @Lukey111 · 3 years ago

  Bro neil warnock team talk is a must

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• AR

  @arjunkishore4080 · 3 years ago

  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

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  @igr2113 · 3 years ago

  Your coaching and playing experience is really helping you man, you get things already that most football fans don&apos;t. Keep your learning journey going, quality content!

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  @AtlasTrojan1 · 3 years ago

  Peps style is beautiful and effective and intense and as far as I’m 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 he’s 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. He’s had to make his teams and style a lot more dynamic over time.

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  @mariopacheconobre · 3 years ago

  &quot;Legendary Goalkeeper Saves in Football&quot; &nbsp;hug from Portugal

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