Thierry explains what it’s really like to transition from superstardom to managing, while Jamie and Micah explain why they’ll never manage.
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1:45 Mourinho would have won with 9 available players with Monaco, the Ligue 1, Champions League, the World Cup and the Super Bowl. As a Chelsea manager
i would be a better manager than i could ever play
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please keep this line up as long as you guys can, they were perfect together
The top gear of football these 3…😂👌
Henry : Ex great players need great players
Jamie : You need to have the drive to get to the top
Mike : I'M HOLLYWOOD, BABY😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
9 minutes of real talk closed by the blast 😂😂. Man gotta love him
INTERESTING CONVERSTION INDEED
This team is the best thing to happen to football broadcasting ever. They are so so good!
If the format/concept was just a liiiiiittle bit broader, I could see them as the football version of "Inside the NBA" which is the top level example of what a sports show can be.
The guys are experienced, funny, have a great chemistry together and very insightful.
And then Kate…she's fine but, more than anything, refined. A great contrast to Molly and her selfimportant self. She is exactly what a moderator should be like 🙂
Kate is so bloody good at her job.
Ancelotti win scudetos like player with Roma and Milan
It has always been my observation that a very few great players become great managers; Zidane being an exceptional.
Was told that average players become great managers bse they spend much of their playing time on the bench hence learn more.
This is same across professional sports, very rare to see Michael Jordan, Lebron or Messi become best managers
Henry great player but not great coach yet, Xabj Alonso reminds me of Zidane, quite player and just does he’s job
I think Carra would be good in management.
I really respect Jamie's reason basically boils down to not wanting to move his family. It's a very human thing that we don't consider the toll being in that position has not just on the person but those around them
Wenger was not a great ex player
Thierry is a bit defensive
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Sir Alex was a very good player at Rangers
Tim Sherwood made a great point all these new football terms and tactics have been around for decades gegenpressen is what ireland were doing in the 90s the game has always been about players who won the workd cup Argentina why because they had the best player and the rest of the team worked their butts off simple as
Henry was an awful manager 😂
@7:52 that burp 🤣🤣🤣
Henry is an awful manager.
Should go into acting though.
Gracious words are like a honeycomb, sweetness to the soul and health to the body.
Proverbs 16:24 ESV
I love how kate leaves the conversation to just happen …. such a long conversation between jamie and thiery … no interruption … class host
Disagree with Titi here. A Great manager which galvanizes a team to perform to a level beyond the sum of it's parts. Henry was a disaster in Monaco and players were glad when he was sacked. Managing requires much more than showing off in training.
Carragher is asking questions that the nevilles never got
Don Carlo 💜
I love Henry but Monaco were playing awful when he was in charge. They weren't playing well before and as soon as he got there it got even worse and it wasn't because of injuries but of lack of a concept. Maybe he'll get another chance to prove himself in Europe and I wish him all the best. One way or the other he's a legend of the game!
Lol why is Arsene Wenger in the background? He was not at all a ‘great player’ …. He was a fairly anonymous defender
Jamie actually seems like a really good person when he's not hating on Real Madrid or Cristiano. That video made me like him more