Regardless of his ability as a manager, Marsch comes across as a genuine football-loving guy. Props to him and hope it works out for him in his career later on
all the smart football analysis from twitter and the athletic are raving over jesse marsh in this and thank god I wasnt smug enough to ignore them. this is gold. i love watching the game like this.
13:36 glad they touched upon this. Jesse was treated harshly and didn't deserve to be treated as if he's Ted Lasso. He was well on his path towards developing as a good coach and I think he should have gotten a bit more experience before coming to the prem.
In depth analysis, tactics, no screaming, no hypothesizing, just a calm, nice, little nerdy and down to earth explanation of the game with moments of humility from players and managers. Please do more of this.
Really interesting hearing Marsch talk about the Red Bull style. Clearly a really intelligent, passionate coach. Did a great job to get Leeds to stay up. Feel he needs a couple more years experience before returning to the prem.
The issue with JMs style was that it was a luxury that Leeds could not afford. We did not have the quality of striker to put away the chances which killed us in tight games, and we did not have the quality of Central Defenders and Midfielders that could play out from the back in the crowded tight net that he keeps talking about - opposition midfielders and attackers were better at pressing than we were at beating that press - especially when we lost the only midfielder who could pass and break up play in Tyler Adams, such a huge miss. The amount of goals that came from player error was insane and ultimately the inability of JM to adapt to the strength of the Premier League teams, and also to the clear weaknesses in the squad lead to his downfall. I think he knows HIS stuff very well but I don't think he quite got to grips with how intense the Premier League is both on the field and tactically off of it. I would have pressed him on how tactically he could have overcome the challenges Leeds had, and how the Red Bull way of playing would have needed to be amended. His only answer seamed to be more Red Bull more of the time. Plan A, plan A and then plan A again.
It was great to have Jesse on obviously. Your analysis of him being on was,my opinion, as a west ham fan,spot on. We needed to hear more about the changes he possibly could have made,in hindsight obviously.
@@darwinsantos5953 Exactly. When Marsch was manager at Leeds, I watched a few matches just to see his style of football in the premiership. I remember specifically the match against Forest (right before he got sacked) and I couldn't believe how many great opportunities they missed.
It sounds to me like Jesse is a good coach with progressive ideas but Leeds was a case of the right place at the wrong time. It doesn’t sound like his coaching style is suited to relegation battles like Carra alluded to and Leeds would have been better off getting a ‘relegation specialist” in earlier. I think if he got a job up the table he would fly, I could see him being a massive success at Brighton or Brentford for instance.
oh give over, they gave him a tonne of transfer money and only bought players who suited his style. The only success his ideas have had was in the MLS (not a comparable level) and salzburg who are literally too rich to lose in Austria. He flopped in the only two good leagues he's ever managed, england and germany
Jesse's passionate about the game and you can tell how much he loves coaching. Think he was unlucky at Leeds in so far as some terrible luck with injuries, defenders that couldn't defend and a striker in Bamford that couldn't hit a barn door. If it wasn't for the injuries, I think he'd have kept them midtable.
i actually liked jesse marsch alot i always blamed the players but i guess it aint their fault they werent good enough, and jesse didnt adapt or change his style even though the players couldnt keep up with it. He made the team create tons of chances and if they could finish them we would of been noway near bottom.
You saw the stats in terms of distance ran, sprints, etc. this clearly meant the players were playing for him and bought into his philosophy. He was harshly treated, they brought in 6++ players. That’s always gonna take at least a season to adapt. He would’ve kept them up and had a much better 2nd season.
Really like Jesse Marsh. Think he was hard done by by the fans and club. No doubt in my mind that he keeps Leeds up if they don’t sack him, people forget how energetic his teams were, very hard to play against. I’m an Arsenal fan and last year Leeds were the one game in the first half of the season I’d say Arsenal really should’ve lost
When asked if Marsch's and Red Bull's system is better suited to other leagues,he said 'no'. When the answer is 'yes'. But the problem is the system doesn't allow for a change in play to suit the differences in play of the opponent. A good manager changes tactics according to the team they're up against.
Damn, this was dope. Jessie has all the qualities to be a successful coach in the Premier League, I hope he can find the right situation. Otherwise, I hope he’s coaching our USMNT boys at some point.
Work on the question and also work on the answer. I learned not too long ago that it depends kinda makes sense however Bob Bradley never taught me that at Washington road fields
Marsch had that Leeds team playing some good football at times, and his philosophy clearly shows why. As carra mentioned at the end, he sort of jumped from a team at the top of the league to one near the bottom, which was a crucial mistake. You can see his systems working out clearly at a better club in the prem, but Leeds just weren’t good enough in front of goal that season to keep him up, that’s the sad truth about his time there.
The 10 point penalty scared clubs in the transfer market? That’s a good thing. I personally don’t think it was harsh enough. They were warned on multiple occasions that this could happen. No sympathy.
People want to praise bielsa but not marsch the man was handicapped by leeds management, let’s be honest he had the worst defenders I’ve ever seen in the prem then people excepted the to keep a clean sheet
I like Jesse, but only the metric that tells you where you sit in the league against your competitors isn't the xG difference...it's the league table itself. And that, for us, wasn't good enough. A change needed to be made and thankfully now we have a solid team with a good manager. How well that translates should we go up, time will tell.
Did he fail at Leeds, yes. I think he has the potential of being our best import to Europe on the coaching scene. Does he make mistakes, yes. Look past his accent, the footballing brain is there. Hope he can get a job soon and prove people wrong.
As a Leeds fan, I have no hate towards him but he genuinely played some of the worst football I've ever seen at Leeds. His tactics sound great on paper but don't work in a league like the prem when you can't constantly dominate posession.
Im also a Leeds Fan and I dont hate the guy, I just don't think he was good enough. Can talk till the cows come home but in practice his football was not a pretty sight...
Carra giving an absolute roasting here - shows the difference between a manager/coach who can instruct a team how to play, and one that was just a defender. Marsch isn't a top tier manager by any means, however the kid knows how to break down a game tactically Big Johnny Goliath said nasty things about me in the comments section and he hurt my feelings. I'm absolutely devastated right now, help me 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Really want him to be next US manager. Extremely tired of the talent we have not being used properly, he can get the best out of them. Leeds was literally right club, wrong time, if Leeds were mid table, he'd do better. Another thing in my opinion was he was disrespected because he was American and didn't come from an "elite league" which is bogus. A lot of people in these comments wouldn't do 5% percent of his CV playing or managing....
This dude is really doing open air interviews trying to show clubs he's a good enough coach. Lol. He did a review of Milan and the tactical analysis was very mediocre, borderline wrong. You could tell he watched Milan maybe twice in his life. Very skeptical that this dude is capable for a top job.
10 is right. It's not like they just punished Everton out of nowhere. They warned them on multiple occasions but Everton ignored them and kept spending anyway. If anything you could argue it should be harsher.
@@LA-ue2ph Everton points deduction for breach of Premier League profitability & sustainability rules reduced from 10 points to 6 after independent panel appeal hearing into original punishment. So I was right 👍🏼
Looking at the comments here, so many people hoodwinked by positive vibes man. If you like him so much, get him to manage your football club and see where it ends. Not all ideas are good ideas!
I like how he’s getting back out there but this could be very dangerous for his career because he’s pretty much giving away his philosophy and tactics so teams are easily going to catch him out Plus I feel like all these interviews he’s doing is a way of trying to promote him self to clubs
It’s always difficult to bring in experimental philosophies to clubs who are fighting relegation. The opportunity to make mistakes is almost nonexistent. Marsch was always up against it and at no point was his situation a comfortable one at Leeds. If he’s looking for his next job, Sunderland should give him a call. I’m only concerned they won’t give him the time as they almost demand promotion there.
You think every club already doesn’t know? The key is can you stop it, yes or know. Every club knows how Man City will play for example and yet still stopping it is very difficult
All clubs have analysts...all games have cameras and are televised somewhere. Everyone can already see how they play! They had Pep go through his tactics years ago and its not stopped him winning the league multiple times 🤦🏻♂️ some people you wonder how many brain cells they have lost
If Marsch is going to talk to us on football, having failed at Leeds, first thing is to stop speaking American. “Eighteen” (Yard line)“ Goal” (Keeper) and “Interviewed with” ( I am looking for a job) can be dumped for starters. Sounds like Brad Bobbly, not Pep.
What are the people who pay for Sky Sports getting for their money these days!? No where near all the PL TV matches, adverts throughout their broadcast and the flagship PL show they funded is given away for free on RU-vid 😅
These positive comments on how good a manager Marsch is can't be coming from leeds fans, watching this guy’s team play and listening to his nonsense every week was awful. Thank the lord we got rid of this fraud.
I'm a Leeds fan and actually didn't mind Marsch too much, even towards the end. His repeated appearances like this have however caused me to change my mind. I've now reached the conclusion that he is a complete theorist, and his ideas don't translate into practice, at least not in the Premier League. He seems to be on a crusade to promote himself as some sort of tactical genius. Instead, all he has done is shown himself to be incapable of accepting blame and to be quite delusional. You could see on the Simon Jordan thing that he made so many excuses, for instance claiming that we were actually higher in the league because of games in hand, XG or some other tripe. He refused to accept that we were 17th (or whatever it was) when the table showed that we were, and consequently refused to take any responsibility for it. The "masterclass" in particular just highlighted how complicated his tactics were. he explained about 50 scenarios whereby if Liverpool to this, we'll do that, but if they then do this, we'll do that. His players must have been completely confused. It did seem like the players liked his enthusiasm and belief, but he really was much more like Ted Lasso that he was Arsene Wenger. Maybe his tactics would have worked with a much stronger squad or a weaker league, although I doubt it. I would love him to get another job in the PL to see how he does. I'd bet the farm that he fails again, unless he goes to a big club in a small league like he did in Austria
It all sounds good but you need top players to be successful when you are in a relegation battle you need to be more pragmatic. We got caught out too many times because of the quality of our team. I’m all Leeds Utd and wanted him to succeed, but the quality we had was not premiership. Bielsa wanted to improve the quality after his first season but Leeds did not back him. So he predicted he could not do 10th again. Also the quality brought in under Jesse was not up to par. We made silly mistakes in defence this was our downfall. Raphinha kept us up the second year. Then we lost him. To succeed in the premiership what ever system you play it’s quality and fitness that matters. ALAW MOT
Leeds fan here. Will be interesting to see him at his next job, as for all the passion and so called tactical awareness..his football was shite!! Not good to watch. Seemed he underestimated the quality of the prem, with signings and tactics
Marsh is obviously trying to put himself in the shop window here. Too bad he’s crap. Ask Leeds fans. Isn’t there some American team that can hire the poor guy? The Ohio Superheroes or the Minnesota Lake Sharks or something? The Colorado Mountain Goats?
I hope use are all listening to the players that were in Jesse's red bull team.. and he FLOPPED with those players.. alot of them are playing for top teams in Europe now. Jesse the flop Marsch is all talk 🗣️ 😴
