Chelsea has almost no players in the calibre of AIMAR!?!??! AAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!
No, almost none. Only about 15.
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capello - the best coach in the world? (16 Viewers)
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Chelsea has almost no players in the calibre of AIMAR!?!??! AAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!
No, almost none. Only about 15.
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well said...!!!
We can not really determine who is the best coach since there are so many things we have to calculate together with the final results,
statistics may give an idea, but many times they hide the real situation,
different times, dif players, dif tactics, suspensions, unpreddictable injuries, awesome individual acts in the field that any coach cant perceive,plan or react may all alter the final result/succes and the coach es plans.
We can only judge by our personal point of view/feel and estimations...
We can not really determine who is the best coach since there are so many things we have to calculate together with the final results,
statistics may give an idea, but many times they hide the real situation,
different times, dif players, dif tactics, suspensions, unpreddictable injuries, awesome individual acts in the field that any coach cant perceive,plan or react may all alter the final result/succes and the coach es plans.
We can only judge by our personal point of view/feel and estimations...
They are not stars. Players like Huth and Wright-Philips are good players, but they are not certain to start for their national team, and are willing to take part in squad rotation. There is no way that for instance Beckham would be willing to sit on the bench for a year. There is a difference between good players and world starts, the players who's names kids put on their shirt, the players who make people come to the stadium.
Fabio Capello is the best coach the game has ever seen. Football is about winning titles and at that he is simply the most succesful coach in the world. He has won titles with ALL the teams he coached. Who else can claim to have such a fantastic record?? He is the master of coaching. He is great at reading the opponents tactics and fielding the right 11 according to the needs of each seperate game. In football there are no two matches alike and Capello is great at having the best approach to every seperate match. Heis a tactical genious who has the best soccer knowledge of all the coaches in the world. Just read his interviews carefully and you'll realise how smart he really is.
He has won it all, Scudetti, CL... Last season he took a broken Juventus side, found the best players for the team (Cannavaro, Emerson, Ibrahimovic, etc.) and turned it into a Scudetto winning team and reached the quarterfinals in CL where he only lost out to Liverpool who would later turn out to be the champions... He has an incredible ability to make everyone in the team comfortable both mentally and physically. He knows how to go the extra mile in the player market and integrate his new signings into the team and make them gel with the rest of players.
Top 3 of best coaches in the world:
1. Capello
2. Mourinho
3. Benitez
He has won it all, Scudetti, CL... Last season he took a broken Juventus side, found the best players for the team (Cannavaro, Emerson, Ibrahimovic, etc.) and turned it into a Scudetto winning team and reached the quarterfinals in CL where he only lost out to Liverpool who would later turn out to be the champions... He has an incredible ability to make everyone in the team comfortable both mentally and physically. He knows how to go the extra mile in the player market and integrate his new signings into the team and make them gel with the rest of players.
Top 3 of best coaches in the world:
1. Capello
2. Mourinho
3. Benitez
that was kinda harsh Kaiser,ofcourse coaches have major roles for the rsults of the teams,and so do players,club directors, doctors etc..
it's not that easy to win like that,to bring super stars in the team and win every game,Real Madrid for example?Chelsea in Europe?..
Capello is doing a great job,he deserves the credit for that.
it's not that easy to win like that,to bring super stars in the team and win every game,Real Madrid for example?Chelsea in Europe?..
Capello is doing a great job,he deserves the credit for that.
What am i hearing? benitez one of the best coaches? do you know where he stands in the premier leaugue?
The best coach is Guus hiddink (semifinals at the WC with Holland and South Korea, won the champoins leaugue with PSV, won the WC with Real Madrid, leaugue titles in spain with real en valencia, in holland with PSV and in Turkey with Fenerbache and last year he reached the semi final of the CL with PSV)
The best coach is Guus hiddink (semifinals at the WC with Holland and South Korea, won the champoins leaugue with PSV, won the WC with Real Madrid, leaugue titles in spain with real en valencia, in holland with PSV and in Turkey with Fenerbache and last year he reached the semi final of the CL with PSV)
Of course football matches are mainly decided by the performances of the 11 players who enter the pitch and the subs brought on during the game. But don't underestimate the importance of the coach´s motivating skills and tactical lineups, rehearsed running patterns, etc.
Deciding the formation which is needed against a certain opponent is crucial. 4-4-2 or 4-3-3? Could decide the result of the game. This is one of the things Fabio Capello really masters well.
Or another example: A team plays a horrendous first half and is losing 2-0 in half time. Obviously a big reprimande in the dressing room is needed to ressurect the team's chances of winning the game. That reprimande is in many cases the difference between succes and failure. Not to mention tactical substitutions. Those can change a match's outcome as well.
Therefore I'd say it is probably 70-90% the players who decide a football match. The remaining 10-30% is the coach and his staff.
Deciding the formation which is needed against a certain opponent is crucial. 4-4-2 or 4-3-3? Could decide the result of the game. This is one of the things Fabio Capello really masters well.
Or another example: A team plays a horrendous first half and is losing 2-0 in half time. Obviously a big reprimande in the dressing room is needed to ressurect the team's chances of winning the game. That reprimande is in many cases the difference between succes and failure. Not to mention tactical substitutions. Those can change a match's outcome as well.
Therefore I'd say it is probably 70-90% the players who decide a football match. The remaining 10-30% is the coach and his staff.
