Here after watching Liverpool vs Leeds. So interesting to see almost similar styles playing against each other, and Leeds played really well!!! Unbelievable game
Bielsa is one of the best underrated managers of all time... Coming from a United fan. Bielsa changed Chilean football and built the base of of their "golden generation". He takes challenges and that's why he isn't that recognized. Took Bilbao who only uses local players, O. Marseille in one their worst years and promoted leeds after 16 years. Playing attractive and pressing football. Knows how to neutralize teams and apply a winning mentality to his players. A genius.
He is not underrated , every body who know football and it history knows he is the best manager. Although he is not a famous manager because of lack of trofies.
Great comment. Just wanted to add for whoever didn't know: He actually did win I think 2 leagues with Newell's in Argentina (his home team) and made it to a Libertadores final with them. (Also won one league with Velez). He also won gold in the olympics with Argentina in Athens. And now Championship with Leeds 👏
Makes sense, when he came to leeds he said he would improve their current team rather than bringing in a lot of new talent which obviously suited the new owner. But considering leeds form before his arrival to now, you've got to wonder how many potentially legendary football players were lost because the manager wanted to solve problems through the transfer market rather than their implementation of tactics.
He stay loyal to his player n improve them despite fans mock them. Maybe that the reason d player thankful to him n that y pep said that he is d best manager despite not winning trophies. He wins d best trophy when he can maximize the potential of them.
Hari Bhandari because they move it quick from the centre. From central Defense and midfield. Also they cut inside from wide positions a lot. This is how they stretch teams and why some teams lose shape against them.
You forget, Liverpool play quite compact and exploit open spaces. When teams play 3 back/5 back, they use a more attacking Henderson or Chamberlain to penetrate through the middle , and weaken the oppositions defensive solidity. This happened many times last season.
British Football Media actually tried to argue something of the sort when Moyes played exactly the same way for 11 years at Everton. The rest of his management career shows how wrong the British Football Media were.
I think it's more got to do with lijnders who's more extrovert and talkative towards the players making the players like him more than buvac, this became problematic because it undermined buvac's authority and influence hence creating an "internal competition" between those two. In the end one of them got to leave the club and we all know the rest.
Didn't something come out that Buvac was interviewing for the Arsenal job and didn't tell Klopp or something? Could be pure BS but Ive seen that as well.
_El Loco_ is one of the most influential managers in the history game. I look forward to seeing him at work in the world's most competitive professional football league!
If both teams try to counter press there'd be a lot of goals. Gegenpressing is high risk high reward tactic, because if you fail you expose space, if you succeed you have a good attack. This is why klopp stopped doing it last season and liverpool played out of possession and set pieces winning boring ass 1:0 games
the game evolved from playing short quick passing in small spaces and regrouping to defend, to now pressing the ball actively and attacking the big spaces with small direct sequences.
I find the illustrations and overall aesthetic has improved significantly. Your voice over complements this, and so results in an overall quality video. Always keen on seeing more from your channel - keep going mate!
Great video as always! I think the final point shows the biggest difference between the two: Klopp is flexible, willing to adapt & always eager to learn from his peers; Bielsa is notoriously stubborn & rigid with his tactics, often to the point of alienating his players & staff. Of course, both men have a clear and concrete footballing philosophy, and have spent a long time refining it, but I feel like Bielsa isn't as willing to evolve as Klopp, in recent years at least. I AM a Liverpool supporter, though, so I'm obviously a bit biased ;)
Bielsa has never stayed anywhere long enough to create a dynasty, and his methods have always worked, to a certain extent anyway, with the teams he’s coached, so why would he change? For Leeds’ fans he’s our saviour already so if he leaves it‘s very unlikely to be because of the fans. It’ll be interesting to see whether he adapts or leaves if his system doesn’t bring the success he expects. My guess is he’d leave rather than adapt, but who knows? He’s the ultimate enigma.
Nah you are absolutely right. It costed him many times tbh. When he was Argentina coach, his side was one of the greatest team in their history, yet they failed miserably because of Bielsa's stubbornness. Almost same thing happened in Bilbao too. He lost two finals with them. The reason he did wonder with Leeds because low tier teams don't need flexibility. If you have a good structure, you can do far better than the others. But in top football, it doesn't apply. Including good structure, you will need a lot more things to compete in the top level. Some of the other prime examples of this are Sarri and Raneiri. They can do wonder with low or mid table clubs, but can't do the same thing with top clubs.
@@md.golammusabbirjoy9469 His Argentina side has still the highest win percentage in the history of the national team, I wouldn't judge his work solely for one or two games, they just lost to England in the world cup and many other teams progressed through the first knockout round with the same amount of points. Same applies to Bilbao: the fact that they reached those cup finals with a pretty average team bossing Manchester United at Old Trafford in the process is quite an achievement - after all, they lost to Pep Guardiola's Barcelona and a strong Atlético Madrid with Falcao on fire. His style of football demands so much from his players that he needs them to firmly believe in his idea, hence why he thinks that a 'plan B' is to get 'plan A' to work. What he believes is that, if he doesn't trust in his idea, he won't be able to transmit his commitment and desire to his players. Call it being stubborn if you like.
@@md.golammusabbirjoy9469 Ranieri won the premier league with Leicester, who finished 17th the previous year, I feel like that shows he did adapt to different opposition
@@carlx8409 Win percentage never wins you title, winning important matches does, remember that. This is why flexibility is important. In 2018 qualifier, Brazil team was literally flying. But did the win the World cup? No. Belgium have been on the top of FIFA ranking for several years. Did they win World Cup yet? No.
Just a quick correction; the +1 in defence principle does not include the keeper (1:33). If Leeds meet a team who plays with two up front, he will most likely line up his 3-3-1-3/3-3-3-1. And vs. a 4-3-3, he'd go 4-1-4-1. Great video, as always!
Would you record a video of you reads about anything for 2 hours? That would be really nice to help me sleep. Such a wonderful voice. But also, i am always happy when you have Liverpool related video. Thanks
Great content this! Thanks. Would love more of these comparisons to Bielsa - but also other legendary coaches such as Sacchi and Cruyff. How the past affects the present helps us predict the future.
Many top club has offer him years2 before but he reject them all. He know he cannot trust the chairman.Many things had happened to his career thats y he carefully choose right club. Then,leeds comes at d right time wit the right management. He got d full support. That y he did not leave like lazio.
I feel bielsa is a bit like Enrique (or vice versa) because Enrique focused on getting the ball quickly to MSN and bielsa appears to do the same by overloading the final third
The entire success of liverpool can be credited to 5 players salah,mane,trent,van dijk,robertson these 5 have been outstanding day in day out and as long as they can perform klopp can continue to dominate the league with a backup of decent team supporting these 5. On the other hand other major teams had only 1 or 2 players that play at a similar level as these 5 do and injuries playing a major part in liverpool's success in last 2 seasons. With chelsea looking to increase quality of squad depth and guardiola hunting for centre backs it sure looks like this season will be a tight one, hope man united can join in too by making 2-3 quality signings.
It kinda makes sense that Bielsa is past refining his approach. The man has spent so much time watching, coaching, studying football that there must be almost nothing a football match can show him that he hasn't already seen, thought on and taken into consideration.
It will be interesting, but considering Leeds’ new signings have only been training with the squad for one day (due to nationals) - Leeds are practically using last season’s squad (minus the integral centre-back Ben White), and it would take a perfect masterplan to get anything from this Liverpool side.
The most similarity between the two is that they believe they can develop players, neither ask for players and are very loyal to the ones they have. The is a blessing and a curse.
I miss players like Riquelme, who'd sort of mince around the pitch for 88 minutes and then put in a couple of minutes worth of genius level passing to win a game. THAT was football I could personally relate to. Minus the genius level passing.
@@MrEvilnastyman I didn't say it was remotely effective. I just said I preferred it. No need to run around so much. Just chill. Beer and a cig at half time. Get the passes in, go home. Don't even need to put shirt in the wash.
@@MrEvilnastyman Oh Ronaldinho was from another planet. We do still get some excellent creative players today, but they seem to have to work far, far harder for the team. The game moves on I guess!
As a Leeds fan I hope I'm wrong but 4:35 is the reason why I expect us to struggle today. Long balls from the Liverpool defence will make the Bielsa press ineffective
Well, the match certainly did not disapoint. Leeds went against the best team in england and were only beaten thanks to a fairly childish penalty commited by Rodrigo. The future looks promising for them.
2:45 wow Southampton and Leicester that high surprised me a little. But then again both have got great "new school" technical, progressive managers. Both underrated IMO. Hasenhüttl especially, Brendan does get praised at times. Hasenhüttl did really well to pick Southampton up and get them going again after the 9-0. Which ofc. was against Leicester. Both really modern managers. I really like them both. As a Boro fan I really wish we had a manager like that tbh. Wooders was the first manager of that type we've ever had, but sadly it didn't work out and now we've gone back to the Jurrasic period again with another dinosaur manager in Warnock. We should have got someone of the mold of a Rogers/Hasenhüttl a real forward thinking modern progressive manager. Really disappointed in our recruitment of managers over the years. I REALLY wanted Woodgate to do well. He spoke BRILLIANTLY about how he wanted to play etc. very open and direct in the way he talked. Very clear philosophy. I wished we could have held on better and given him a second season with some of his own signings.
Sampaoli, a disciple of Bielsa, played pressing like Bielsa on the field but with superiority on the attack in all teams he’s had success: La U, Chile and more recently Santos, last year.
This is a fantastic video, tifo never fail to give such an intriguing insight to the artists of football. As a Liverpool fan Klopp is my favourite manager and Bielsa is my second favourite, I really hope to see more fabulous content like this.
Does anyone know if there’s a football channel that breaks down advanced statistics like “Thinking Basketball”? This is the closest thing I can find to that and this is the best Football channel to me. Just want to see some of the breakdowns like they do for basketball.
Something that I found interesting recently is the recent Everton Signings. I feel as though Carlo Ancelotti is attempting to recreate his 4-3-2-1 Christmas Tree Formation. Could be a cool video to do.
Does a high press / counter pressing system require a higher degree of psychological investment from the players in order to function most effectively? To me that would seem to be the case for Liverpool and Leeds, even if both managers use different approaches to producing and sustaining that. Conversely Pep's approach strikes me as being much more systematic, and thus its success is based more on how effectively that system works more so than the motivation and drive of the players.
I find sides with pressing styles tend to struggle when going to the Prem. Hence why Klopp has adapted his style. As stated, Bielsa might be stubborn. Pressing is a style that most seasoned clubs are used to and only really works when sides have top top talents combined with being very well drilled. However, Leeds are probably better drilled than sides we've seen gain promotion with this style in the past, so could be an interesting comparison to see how well they do
Bielsa has just got into the Premier League after the 3rd time of asking, his success rate before he came to English football is marginally good and we are all going on like he is a God send. I think we need to reign it in a bit.
I think it's fair to note at this point that part of the reason Bielsa won't change his style is that it in itself is a marriage of 2 primary schools of Argentinian thought, and has a high degree of pragmatism beneath the ideological skin. Also, his opposition analysis being encyclopedic means there are always tweaks within the system to what he is doing.
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Tifo and Bielsa are a match made in heaven😍
No Athletic and Tifo
This channel is pure love
Yuuupp😂💯
Everyone ganster until Bielsa starts spying from a tree
The rest of the Premier League better watch out :P
Hey it's not his fault it was legal. At least he took responsibilty of what he did
This was the sole purpose why Liverpool moved training grounds just before the season starts, knew Bielsa was coming.
😂😂😂
Tom 1592009 No one faults bielsa. Only salty derby fans do.
Here after watching Liverpool vs Leeds. So interesting to see almost similar styles playing against each other, and Leeds played really well!!! Unbelievable game
They’ve done the ox dirty with that graphic
Exactly what I was thinking.
New signing 😂🤣
Sometimes I watch Tifo videos on teams I’ll never even watch, but I just like hearing them talk about football.
Yea its the narrator. He's really good at what he does, even with edits, still not easy to be so captivating.
Bielsa is one of the best underrated managers of all time... Coming from a United fan. Bielsa changed Chilean football and built the base of of their "golden generation". He takes challenges and that's why he isn't that recognized. Took Bilbao who only uses local players, O. Marseille in one their worst years and promoted leeds after 16 years. Playing attractive and pressing football. Knows how to neutralize teams and apply a winning mentality to his players. A genius.
He is not underrated , every body who know football and it history knows he is the best manager. Although he is not a famous manager because of lack of trofies.
Great comment. Just wanted to add for whoever didn't know: He actually did win I think 2 leagues with Newell's in Argentina (his home team) and made it to a Libertadores final with them. (Also won one league with Velez). He also won gold in the olympics with Argentina in Athens. And now Championship with Leeds 👏
Makes sense, when he came to leeds he said he would improve their current team rather than bringing in a lot of new talent which obviously suited the new owner.
But considering leeds form before his arrival to now, you've got to wonder how many potentially legendary football players were lost because the manager wanted to solve problems through the transfer market rather than their implementation of tactics.
He stay loyal to his player n improve them despite fans mock them.
Maybe that the reason d player thankful to him n that y pep said that he is d best manager despite not winning trophies.
He wins d best trophy when he can maximize the potential of them.
One thing is for sure there would be no midfield in this match
@Liverpol Ynwa cause both team play from widder region.
@@haribhandari5309 Leeds stretch teams by playing out wide a lot but they do play a fair bit in the middle too!
@@davidhurt7418 stats tell that Leeds only played 20% of the time through the middle.
Hari Bhandari because they move it quick from the centre. From central Defense and midfield. Also they cut inside from wide positions a lot. This is how they stretch teams and why some teams lose shape against them.
You forget, Liverpool play quite compact and exploit open spaces. When teams play 3 back/5 back, they use a more attacking Henderson or Chamberlain to penetrate through the middle , and weaken the oppositions defensive solidity. This happened many times last season.
Nothing compared to some of Wenger’s masterclasses of selling players to score 4 past their rivals.
We'll just enjoyed a 7 goal thriller
Bielsa is a genius
Leeds will be a great watch this season - feathers are going to be ruffled.
They both pale in comparison to master tactician David Moyes...
Don't forget about Head coach of head coaches Kepa Arrizabalaga
I know right. he made it to the quarter-final of the UCL with Felleani, while Bald Fraud could only achieve that after spending 800 million with city
British Football Media actually tried to argue something of the sort when Moyes played exactly the same way for 11 years at Everton. The rest of his management career shows how wrong the British Football Media were.
You are joking right??😁😁
thegreatcalvinio Moyes is actually vilified because of that United stint, which essentially broke him. He was quite good for Everton.
Animations are getting better and better. Great vid Tifo👏🏽
Maybe I'm just nostalgic but I don't like the bouncy new pictures as much
@@Pashizzle500 True, but some of the older ones looked pretty bad.
My football knowledge goes up everytime i watch Tifo Football
Tifo Football making us Peo Guardiola deep inside
Same yes
I’ve always wondered if Klopp’s evolution was the reason behind his fallout with Buvac
Interesting
I think it's more got to do with lijnders who's more extrovert and talkative towards the players making the players like him more than buvac, this became problematic because it undermined buvac's authority and influence hence creating an "internal competition" between those two. In the end one of them got to leave the club and we all know the rest.
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And here we are successful
Didn't something come out that Buvac was interviewing for the Arsenal job and didn't tell Klopp or something? Could be pure BS but Ive seen that as well.
@Johnny Savage The Brain as Klopp calls him.
Liked before watching cause this gonna be fire😍
Liked before I read the whole comment cause I knew I was gonna agree.
I always do this
Was that a Van dijk reference 😂😂
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MOT
Bielsa: Counter Pressing
Klopp: Gegenpressing
Guardiola: Zonal Pressing
Tifo: Football
Hotel: Trivago
Idiots: “First! FiRsT!!1!”
Moyes: Self-Pressing
Gareth Southgate: depressing
Hitler: suppressing
Me: nothing
@@vineetpandey5791 doesn't rhyme
_El Loco_ is one of the most influential managers in the history game. I look forward to seeing him at work in the world's most competitive professional football league!
Translation: When those two teams meet, they will gegenpress the hell out of each other, resulting in a pristine 0:0.
would still call it a bielsa win tho coz lets be honest Liverpool have a better squad with a crazy front 3.
As a Leeds fan I'd be happy with that 😅
I'll take that right now. I'll get the champagne out if it happens
If both teams try to counter press there'd be a lot of goals. Gegenpressing is high risk high reward tactic, because if you fail you expose space, if you succeed you have a good attack. This is why klopp stopped doing it last season and liverpool played out of possession and set pieces winning boring ass 1:0 games
I expect Liverpool to sit deep a little and counterattack, as they did against Flamengo
the game evolved from playing short quick passing in small spaces and regrouping to defend, to now pressing the ball actively and attacking the big spaces with small direct sequences.
I find the illustrations and overall aesthetic has improved significantly. Your voice over complements this, and so results in an overall quality video. Always keen on seeing more from your channel - keep going mate!
I’m ‘Counter Pressing’ like on this video!
So you are disliking?
Good one! 😊
Finally understood why he starts Bamford
He is a workhorse
Good for FPL?
@@carlx8409 Best description of him.
@@youman5079 Not a good FPL option, no.
Liam Roby
Why ?
It all depends on the players. If they don't work hard, you won't win.
The quality of the illustrations and animations has really moved up a notch. Thumbs-up to everyone involved 👍
Don't mind me, I'm just here to get my daily dose of Marcelo Bielsa.
Great video as always! I think the final point shows the biggest difference between the two: Klopp is flexible, willing to adapt & always eager to learn from his peers; Bielsa is notoriously stubborn & rigid with his tactics, often to the point of alienating his players & staff. Of course, both men have a clear and concrete footballing philosophy, and have spent a long time refining it, but I feel like Bielsa isn't as willing to evolve as Klopp, in recent years at least.
I AM a Liverpool supporter, though, so I'm obviously a bit biased ;)
Bielsa has never stayed anywhere long enough to create a dynasty, and his methods have always worked, to a certain extent anyway, with the teams he’s coached, so why would he change? For Leeds’ fans he’s our saviour already so if he leaves it‘s very unlikely to be because of the fans. It’ll be interesting to see whether he adapts or leaves if his system doesn’t bring the success he expects. My guess is he’d leave rather than adapt, but who knows? He’s the ultimate enigma.
Nah you are absolutely right. It costed him many times tbh. When he was Argentina coach, his side was one of the greatest team in their history, yet they failed miserably because of Bielsa's stubbornness. Almost same thing happened in Bilbao too. He lost two finals with them.
The reason he did wonder with Leeds because low tier teams don't need flexibility. If you have a good structure, you can do far better than the others. But in top football, it doesn't apply. Including good structure, you will need a lot more things to compete in the top level.
Some of the other prime examples of this are Sarri and Raneiri. They can do wonder with low or mid table clubs, but can't do the same thing with top clubs.
@@md.golammusabbirjoy9469 His Argentina side has still the highest win percentage in the history of the national team, I wouldn't judge his work solely for one or two games, they just lost to England in the world cup and many other teams progressed through the first knockout round with the same amount of points. Same applies to Bilbao: the fact that they reached those cup finals with a pretty average team bossing Manchester United at Old Trafford in the process is quite an achievement - after all, they lost to Pep Guardiola's Barcelona and a strong Atlético Madrid with Falcao on fire.
His style of football demands so much from his players that he needs them to firmly believe in his idea, hence why he thinks that a 'plan B' is to get 'plan A' to work. What he believes is that, if he doesn't trust in his idea, he won't be able to transmit his commitment and desire to his players. Call it being stubborn if you like.
@@md.golammusabbirjoy9469 Ranieri won the premier league with Leicester, who finished 17th the previous year, I feel like that shows he did adapt to different opposition
@@carlx8409 Win percentage never wins you title, winning important matches does, remember that. This is why flexibility is important. In 2018 qualifier, Brazil team was literally flying. But did the win the World cup? No. Belgium have been on the top of FIFA ranking for several years. Did they win World Cup yet? No.
I'm just addicted to this channel. Quality and proper footballing class.
*KLOPP AND PEP BEING THE BEST COACHES IN THE LEAGUE*
bielsa enters the chat
Wow. That was Tifo going FULL NERD analyzing two of footballs biggest nerds. Was waiting for the Periodic Table of Elements to be tied in somehow.
The match ended 4-3 for a reason
Just a quick correction; the +1 in defence principle does not include the keeper (1:33). If Leeds meet a team who plays with two up front, he will most likely line up his 3-3-1-3/3-3-3-1. And vs. a 4-3-3, he'd go 4-1-4-1. Great video, as always!
Always gotta appreciate Tifo's presentation style videos, so interactive!
Your videos are top quality man
Just here to say that this match was fireworks!
This is one of the best videos I've seen from you guys!
here after Liverpool vs Leeds. damn match
Everytime i see these videos, I wanna play FIFA Career mode
Anyone here after the match ?
What a game.
Great analysis as usual from tifo, eagerly waiting for next pl season to start
Would you record a video of you reads about anything for 2 hours? That would be really nice to help me sleep. Such a wonderful voice.
But also, i am always happy when you have Liverpool related video.
Thanks
I LOVE YOUR OPINION...LIKE THE VOICE AND WANT LONGER VIDEO ESPECIALLY IF IT CONCERNS LIVERPOOL
Great insight and in depth information, nobody does football videos like Tifo, Great Work guys!!
Great content this! Thanks. Would love more of these comparisons to Bielsa - but also other legendary coaches such as Sacchi and Cruyff. How the past affects the present helps us predict the future.
This video is spot on. the result is 4-3. entertaining football to watch even as Man Utd fan.
Tifo's side by side photos are getting better and better
Fantastic analysis as always from a TIFO video!
Nice graphics and really beautiful transitions and colours!
U deserve a million followers ASAP
Love triangle of Tifo, Bielsa and Athletic 😍
Imagine what Bielsa could do with a squad as of Liverpool or man city. still surprised that barca didn't even consider him
Many top club has offer him years2 before but he reject them all.
He know he cannot trust the chairman.Many things had happened to his career thats y he carefully choose right club.
Then,leeds comes at d right time wit the right management.
He got d full support.
That y he did not leave like lazio.
I feel bielsa is a bit like Enrique (or vice versa) because Enrique focused on getting the ball quickly to MSN and bielsa appears to do the same by overloading the final third
No. Enrique is a bit like BIELSA. Coaches such as Pochettino, Simeone and Pep took inspiration from what Bielsa has done as a manager
@@user-dk4nt6uo9g that's why I mentioned vice versa too just in case
There's a great documentary of Bielsa on RUclips. I highly recommend it.
This video aged so well
The entire success of liverpool can be credited to 5 players salah,mane,trent,van dijk,robertson
these 5 have been outstanding day in day out and as long as they can perform klopp can continue to dominate the league with a backup of decent team supporting these 5.
On the other hand other major teams had only 1 or 2 players that play at a similar level as these 5 do and injuries playing a major part in liverpool's success in last 2 seasons.
With chelsea looking to increase quality of squad depth and guardiola hunting for centre backs it sure looks like this season will be a tight one, hope man united can join in too by making 2-3 quality signings.
Was just waiting for something like this ❤️
It kinda makes sense that Bielsa is past refining his approach. The man has spent so much time watching, coaching, studying football that there must be almost nothing a football match can show him that he hasn't already seen, thought on and taken into consideration.
It will be interesting, but considering Leeds’ new signings have only been training with the squad for one day (due to nationals) - Leeds are practically using last season’s squad (minus the integral centre-back Ben White), and it would take a perfect masterplan to get anything from this Liverpool side.
if only leeds is the team who sign Areola, i think if he came to leeds he cab secure atleast 5 point for them
@one indian boy i know, therefor i said if only
@one indian boy yeah tho, their goalie is good, but areola experience is plus point imo
Hands down though we will be the fittest team in the league.
@@jb175 I have no doubt about that.
Best football channel on RUclips.
Maaarcelo Bielsa. LEEDS. 💙💛
Now I am super excited for saturday.
Amazing see Bielsa on the premier! Enjoy premier league fans to watch something espectacular this year ! Saludos desde Chile
Clash of the tactical geniuses. It’s the definition of a brawl in soccer
Tifo football is insane. Beautiful presentation.
Why can't England play with High Energy they always seems Lazy.
England don't have enough players who use that style week in week out to keep it effective enough. Only so much southgate can train in a couple weeks
Because they drink too much and have a lousy manager.
It's Football Paradise, I'm all in for this encounter.
The most similarity between the two is that they believe they can develop players, neither ask for players and are very loyal to the ones they have. The is a blessing and a curse.
I miss players like Riquelme, who'd sort of mince around the pitch for 88 minutes and then put in a couple of minutes worth of genius level passing to win a game. THAT was football I could personally relate to. Minus the genius level passing.
Thats exactly the reason he hardly played for bielsa's argentina
@@MrEvilnastyman I didn't say it was remotely effective. I just said I preferred it. No need to run around so much. Just chill. Beer and a cig at half time. Get the passes in, go home. Don't even need to put shirt in the wash.
@@FuturistMedia thats fair 😂 loved watching players like him and ronaldinho in the 90s, just made it too easy out if nowhere
@@MrEvilnastyman Oh Ronaldinho was from another planet. We do still get some excellent creative players today, but they seem to have to work far, far harder for the team. The game moves on I guess!
Finally subbed to The Athletic
the most exciting channel in youtube, keep going you're so great.
As a Leeds fan I hope I'm wrong but 4:35 is the reason why I expect us to struggle today. Long balls from the Liverpool defence will make the Bielsa press ineffective
well it lived up to the hype...
Both has own quality intelligence
Every game next season is getting more and more exciting by the day
very much looking forward to Bielsa's tactics in the Premier League. Leeds will be fun to watch this season
It was a mind-blowing game. You guys get everything right!!!!
It's time for you guys to interview Bielsa, damn it
Great analysis.. but would really appreciate some match footage
Both are amazing coaches in their own right
Well, the match certainly did not disapoint. Leeds went against the best team in england and were only beaten thanks to a fairly childish penalty commited by Rodrigo. The future looks promising for them.
Love this. It all comes down to the players performance. Leeds only goal is to stay in the league this season.
2:45 wow Southampton and Leicester that high surprised me a little. But then again both have got great "new school" technical, progressive managers. Both underrated IMO. Hasenhüttl especially, Brendan does get praised at times. Hasenhüttl did really well to pick Southampton up and get them going again after the 9-0. Which ofc. was against Leicester. Both really modern managers. I really like them both.
As a Boro fan I really wish we had a manager like that tbh. Wooders was the first manager of that type we've ever had, but sadly it didn't work out and now we've gone back to the Jurrasic period again with another dinosaur manager in Warnock. We should have got someone of the mold of a Rogers/Hasenhüttl a real forward thinking modern progressive manager. Really disappointed in our recruitment of managers over the years. I REALLY wanted Woodgate to do well. He spoke BRILLIANTLY about how he wanted to play etc. very open and direct in the way he talked. Very clear philosophy. I wished we could have held on better and given him a second season with some of his own signings.
Can't wait the game
Thanks tifo your the best
What can I say about Athletic?
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I hope Leeds rock the Premier League and Bielsa shows everyone what a great and unique manager he is.
Sampaoli, a disciple of Bielsa, played pressing like Bielsa on the field but with superiority on the attack in all teams he’s had success: La U, Chile and more recently Santos, last year.
Mourinho vs Ancelotti in preparation for Sunday?
Bielsa has won fuck all ...He will found out like Sarri was found out in EPL
I dont think there could ever be a better tactic than 3-5-2.
Its attack by nature while it is very easy to defend with.
It's sure gonna be an entertaining season opener between the winners of the EPL and Championship
This is a fantastic video, tifo never fail to give such an intriguing insight to the artists of football. As a Liverpool fan Klopp is my favourite manager and Bielsa is my second favourite, I really hope to see more fabulous content like this.
Im so exited to see how Leeds gonna performance in the Premier, cant wait !
need one help from you, how are you moving multiple images at the same time in videoscribe? another great video by the way.
Does anyone know if there’s a football channel that breaks down advanced statistics like “Thinking Basketball”? This is the closest thing I can find to that and this is the best Football channel to me. Just want to see some of the breakdowns like they do for basketball.
I know only tifo basketball
Something that I found interesting recently is the recent Everton Signings. I feel as though Carlo Ancelotti is attempting to recreate his 4-3-2-1 Christmas Tree Formation. Could be a cool video to do.
They already did ones with Milan I think
Does a high press / counter pressing system require a higher degree of psychological investment from the players in order to function most effectively? To me that would seem to be the case for Liverpool and Leeds, even if both managers use different approaches to producing and sustaining that. Conversely Pep's approach strikes me as being much more systematic, and thus its success is based more on how effectively that system works more so than the motivation and drive of the players.
Do a video on ancelloti and Everton
I find sides with pressing styles tend to struggle when going to the Prem. Hence why Klopp has adapted his style. As stated, Bielsa might be stubborn. Pressing is a style that most seasoned clubs are used to and only really works when sides have top top talents combined with being very well drilled. However, Leeds are probably better drilled than sides we've seen gain promotion with this style in the past, so could be an interesting comparison to see how well they do
Depends on the pressing. Saints are doing fine with their intense pressing
Bielsa has just got into the Premier League after the 3rd time of asking, his success rate before he came to English football is marginally good and we are all going on like he is a God send. I think we need to reign it in a bit.
I think it's fair to note at this point that part of the reason Bielsa won't change his style is that it in itself is a marriage of 2 primary schools of Argentinian thought, and has a high degree of pragmatism beneath the ideological skin. Also, his opposition analysis being encyclopedic means there are always tweaks within the system to what he is doing.
Great piece again
Klopp vs Bielsa! Can't wait for PL to start!
Can you make a video on how Villareal will challenge and shape up for next season due to their good transfer window?