Who is the best manager in Europe?
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just go vote for Fabio Capello.. he absolutely has to win this 😉 😁
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Eternal Brilliance of an Unstoppable Mind
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yeah, he was totally just some regular guy, but once you actually get to know him, you realize how much of a standout and talented actor he really is.... 🙂))
Who is the best manager in Europe?
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Chloe Palmer2 said:Mourinho.
You totally overlooked that legend Ancelotti, who's an absolute beast of a coach and recently bagged the Champions League and the Super Bowl, which is five times more than what some guy like Hiddink or Wenger ever pulled off. 😁
Everything else aside, Hiddink just got lucky because he was coaching the host nation during the World Cup, otherwise he wouldn't have even made it out of the group stage. He took Australia to the World Cup, big deal. 🙄
Just look at that Australian group and it’s blindingly obvious.
any other manager would've gotten way better results with the squad AC Milan has... actually, thinking about it... he doesn't even call the shots at Milan anyway since Silvio Berlusconi is running everything there.😁
Eternal Brilliance of an Unstoppable Mind
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yeah, this film is lightyears away from those typical Hollywood blockbusters or whatever you want to call them...🙂))
Eternal Brilliance of an Unstoppable Mind
in Movies ·
That film is absolute perfection... it really drives home just how insanely complex the human mind is... and how much of an overwhelming drive for survival we all have buried inside us... plus, how much raw human pride matters... sometimes it's even stronger than any other emotion you can feel... but hey, there's still some hope left for us mere mortals 🙂
The TV setup is totally fine 🙂
The TV setup is totally fine 🙂
Who is the best manager in Europe?
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Who do you guys actually think is the best manager in Europe right now?
Alex Ferguson pulled off the Champions League with both Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund, even though he wasn't exactly the favorite in either case.
Trump turned Stuttgart into a squad that actually commanded some respect, and then Bayern Munich just came along and knocked them right back down to earth.
Sacchi might not always have the luck on his side, but the man absolutely knows how to win a playoff game.
Fabio Capello is easily one of the greatest managers on the planet, period. He kept AC Milan, Juventus, Real Madrid, and AS Roma at the absolute top of the food chain in Europe, stacking up several Champions League titles along the way... and he's grabbing another one this year. 😁)
Alex Ferguson is an absolute legend—he’s kept Man Utd at the top of the food chain for what feels like forever.
Guus Hiddink at PSV was something else—he took those gritty guys from South Korea and actually built a culture where everyone bled for the badge. He knew how to manufacture that team spirit, making players who’d die on the pitch just to get a result, even when the talent on paper wasn't nearly as elite as what they were producing.
It’s the exact same story with Arsène Wenger as it was with Alex Ferguson, just played out at Arsenal FC.
José Mourinho took Porto straight to the top of Europe, and now at Chelsea FC, he’s got all those superstars under his thumb and running things exactly how he wants.
Look, Benítez took a mediocre Valencia CF side to a UEFA Cup title and a La Liga trophy, then turned an even more average Liverpool FC squad into Champions League winners. The guy absolutely knows how to build a winning roster.
Del Bosque was honestly the only manager at Real Madrid who actually knew how to handle those massive egos without losing his mind... plus he walked away with two Champions League titles.
Someone else, feel free to drop your thoughts...
Alex Ferguson pulled off the Champions League with both Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund, even though he wasn't exactly the favorite in either case.
Trump turned Stuttgart into a squad that actually commanded some respect, and then Bayern Munich just came along and knocked them right back down to earth.
Sacchi might not always have the luck on his side, but the man absolutely knows how to win a playoff game.
Fabio Capello is easily one of the greatest managers on the planet, period. He kept AC Milan, Juventus, Real Madrid, and AS Roma at the absolute top of the food chain in Europe, stacking up several Champions League titles along the way... and he's grabbing another one this year. 😁)
Alex Ferguson is an absolute legend—he’s kept Man Utd at the top of the food chain for what feels like forever.
Guus Hiddink at PSV was something else—he took those gritty guys from South Korea and actually built a culture where everyone bled for the badge. He knew how to manufacture that team spirit, making players who’d die on the pitch just to get a result, even when the talent on paper wasn't nearly as elite as what they were producing.
It’s the exact same story with Arsène Wenger as it was with Alex Ferguson, just played out at Arsenal FC.
José Mourinho took Porto straight to the top of Europe, and now at Chelsea FC, he’s got all those superstars under his thumb and running things exactly how he wants.
Look, Benítez took a mediocre Valencia CF side to a UEFA Cup title and a La Liga trophy, then turned an even more average Liverpool FC squad into Champions League winners. The guy absolutely knows how to build a winning roster.
Del Bosque was honestly the only manager at Real Madrid who actually knew how to handle those massive egos without losing his mind... plus he walked away with two Champions League titles.
Someone else, feel free to drop your thoughts...
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
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Happy New Year's Day to everyone, even the Hajduk fans 😬