Looking back now, the flexible learning ability of Ferguson is simply amazing. Aragones, Love, Lippi, Bosque, Ferguson, Heynckes, Allegri, Ancelotti, Simone, these The best part of coaches is definitely not tactical creativity, but management ability and flexibility. They use management ability and flexibility to make up for their lack of tactical creativity. Not so strong tactical creativity reduces their stubbornness and helps them. Longer battery life.
And the kind of coach who was very young and created unprecedented tactical influence will just like the subject said, maybe what you see is the peak. Saki, Van Gaal , Cruyff, Mourinho , Conte , Klopp I think they are all of this type.
As for Guardiola How do you say that he won the theoretical limit of 6 titles at the age of 37, which means that he is destined to only struggle in his own shadow, even if he wins the Champions League again, no one will. I think that his Manchester City surpasses the dream 3 and wins the Champions League at most to prove once again that he is an absolute genius in the coaching world, perhaps as rare as Messi in a century, just brush his own sense of existence. The excellent points of Guabi are the use of systems to build tactics, and the above ones are more purely seeking breakthroughs in tactics. Guabi is one level higher than them. Do everything possible to build your own system. If you don’t have resources, you can rely on buying. Bayern’s kind of obsessive-compulsive disorder is sometimes unnecessary to change tactics and adjust the position of players to try to achieve their own demanding perfection. For playing with fire),In many cases, it is counterproductive. I chose Manchester City because the conditions that Manchester City can provide are more comfortable, and it is more suitable for his workaholic who rushes in the laboratory. Provide him with experimental materials as much as possible. If he blows up the laboratory, he can be tolerated and tolerated. Forgive, don't blow yourself up.
As for , Zidane, , Enrique, there is still a distance from the people in the first paragraph, and there is no tactical innovation ability of those in the second paragraph, the authentic "catching crown" . On the contrary, Barcelona’s Valverde is closer to the first paragraph. Tottenham’s Pochettino is closer to the second paragraph. Wenger's model is closer to the first paragraph, but in fact it should obviously belong to the type of the second paragraph, so he is far from Ferguson's achievements.
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