How A Manager Completely BROKE Football Without Any Tactics

[@RaymarFootball]

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[@Was12249]

Please Raymar can you do Ruud Gullit for your next video

[@preciousolali8484]

"Who needs tactics when you have the power of friendship" - Carlo Ancelotti

[@RaymarFootball]

the only thing that can beat frienship… is family 🚘

[@lordwinanim]

​@@RaymarFootball⛽🪨👣

[@raafipalingpinter]

​@@lordwinanim lol i love the emoji that represents paul walker

[@johan8969]

Based Carlo runs a family and not a machine

[@Monkey.D.Shinchan]

Nakama is the key

[@garyanderton]

Ancelotti does in fact manage. He sets up the team defensively and certain patterns, but the attackers are free to express themselves creatively. If the attackers are the painters, Carlo allows them to paint a masterpiece.

[@aramisnicola4181]

I was going to write this thank you

[@Mamarozan]

The fact Real Madrid has been one of the best defensive teams in the world says it all. No one thought they would recover defensively after losing Ramos and Varane without replacing them but they kept on the same pace conceding pretty much the same while winning in Carlo's first season, then Rudiger came and they got even better.

[@martox3560]

They sure painted a masterpiece last game lol

[@Miuranger1]

Literally this. Ronaldo stats under him were better in 14/15 then Any of Mourinho Ronaldo but everyone knows Mourinho Ronaldo was better because he was younger. Imagine Pre 2014 Ronaldo with Ancelotti

[@garyanderton]

@@martox3560 Just like how Pep and Klopp won every game they were expected to win, especially after losing their midfield controller in Kroos, and adding an attacker like Mbappe instead. It'll take some time to get adjusted to each other

[@brianduru3753]

I wish this 'no tactics' thing will stop..... He is a superb tactician. One of the best the game has every seen. Look at how he played Pirlo as a regista. Or how he played Di Maria as a number 8 in 2014. Or how he utilised Toni Kroos last season. Or even how he uses Fede Valverde..... He's a tactical genius. People saying he doesn't have tactics when they couldn't even explain the strategy of noughts and crosses.

[@kubaszymkowiak]

Yeah, that's because he was never the man behind a tactical revolution like tiki-taka or gegenpressing. He's also very humble and quiet, not as brash as Mou or Simeone, for instance, so it seems like he just stands there, doing nothing.

[@mariadanielalavia8877]

UCL 2022 final was a masteclass on how to press on the left side of Liverpool defense and win headers vs Van Djik and Roberson and getting second balls to start attack platforms for Vinicius. I'm tired of these people who don't consider him a "tactics" coach.

[@brianduru3753]

@@mariadanielalavia8877 Yeah, but you have to be intelligent to know that. It's way easier for clueless people on the internet to go 'hurr durr eyebrow go brrr...' than actually understand tactics.

[@Coach-rq6jx]

They say this because Ancelotti is the worst nightmare of football "tacticos", because he is so unlike system managers like Guardiola, Arteta, Flick etc who they can dissect and break down the structure, buildup pattern etc and use their analysis to showcase their tactical prowess. Showing "this is how they set up in this game, get ready to see more of this", people see more of that next week and think "Wow, this youtube channel/twitter account predicted it. They're credible and I'll keep watching it". Meanwhile what Ancelotti does in a game depends on the opposition and only him and the squad knows what to expect. He adapts within the game a lot which is quite intricate and easy to miss.

[@brianduru3753]

@@Coach-rq6jx 'Tacticos' Excuse me while I go vomit.

[@Spickledapickle]

Carlo manages to do things that managers can’t even manage to manage but when Carlo manages to manage things other managers can’t manage to manage he still isn’t considered the best manager I can’t even manage to think that

[@dabanana4547]

Bro wtf

[@KingSolomon13___]

@@dabanana4547same bro same😂

[@chanvuthakhlek490]

I think I'm having a stroke after reading that😂

[@RaymarFootball]

this comment has managed to comment a comment I never thought I’d see commented 🤯

[@mabapay]

​@@RaymarFootballTo be honest I don't understand what he is trying to say but i agree with him 😅😂😂

[@lmaomoofeq]

Ancelotti's Madrid in my opinion plays the most beautiful football right now. It is so easy on the eye yet exciting. Beautiful football is back

[@madkow77]

A great leader always adapts to their surroundings. That's what made Carlo great.

[@oslonorway547]

Buy his book. It's much more than football, it's mostly man management, leadership and discovering people's talent they didn't even know they had in themselves. Plus the cover makes a statement on your bookshelf.

[@jamesroberts3189]

@oslonorway547 Is it called "Quiet Leadership"?

[@saswatahalder4887]

name of the book?

[@oslonorway547]

Name of the book is _How to Use the Internet to Find Stuff._

[@MrinmayChakravarty-jf4nr]

​@@oslonorway547😂😂

[@saswatahalder4887]

@@oslonorway547 😂😂 name of the book can also be how to not be a jerk... and share easily available info

[@FootballMan-eb6qx]

He is the best man manager ever he actually Revived Vinicius jr's carrer and also made many Ballondor winners like Kaka,Shevchenko etc he has no problem with any of his players and sees them as his own children

[@tuankiettrinh3326]

Giga “Kick the ball into the net” Ancelotti beats Pep “Total Football” fan any day

[@mr._jgp]

No, but I understand you need to believe this to be happy

[@mrsdotcom]

We all need to cope sometimes 😂

[@reddevilsunited_2060]

​@@mr._jgp the heck u mean no. His Real Madrid side have literally gotten the better of Pep's Man City multiple times.

[@RaymarFootball]

kicking the ball into the net is the best strategy to win tbh, why dont more managers use it? 🤓☝️

[@err4071]

@@mr._jgp Until pep breaks Ancelotti's records the don is the don.

[@stanyamish3996]

Already as a player, he showed greatness. Not enough to be a star but enough to be decisive. As a coach, even better. I remember when he went to PSG, I was shocked to hear him speak French during his first interview because he never lived in France before. He knows how to adapt to everybody and I fee like PSG would have been much better if Carlo had stayed (as a OM fan, I'm happy he didn't).

[@fahimwazir2522]

Even in his latest podcast he repeated 3 times "I am good tactically as well" but It looks like people are never gonna mention it and just keep talking about his man management

[@RKArkey-is1xw]

So true, its not just football twitter or reddit, but even tactico accounts are discrediting Carlo's tactics in order to paint Pep or Arteta or Klopp as a more tactical personnel for this generation, its all brainwashing at this point

[@Miuranger1]

Pep/Cruyff fans think talking like a college Art professor equals tactical mindset.

[@youtubeattacker]

Who needs strategies when you have family - Dominic Ancelotti.

[@RaymarFootball]

🤣🤣🤣

[@mariusciolacu9820]

Man's cooking like Vini 😆🤣🤣

[@TaeMinLee22]

Can we take a moment to respect that advertisement transition… that was so clean señor !

[@RaymarFootball]

hahaha thank you brother 😉 🤝

[@haryosoo]

Some ignorant people may say he's only got carried by the star players he managed. These people underestimate the personality and ego of star players, also Don Carlo's ability to unite and lead said players to a single objective: winning.

[@glennarens81]

I think ancelotti at the moment is the only manager that could actually make a team of super stars play like a super star team. And that's really impressive of him!

[@earl.c]

Ancelotti is an innovator (Pirlo, Kaka, Bellingham) but is also unafraid to reinvent the wheel to win.

[@JD-hh2qb]

As a Chelsea fan i think roman abramovichs biggest regret should be not letting Don Carlo build a dynasty at Chelsea.

[@Timeful-ou2rk]

When all your players are bought from other clubs for the purpose of winning championships your job isn’t to teach them how to play anymore

[@HHHBFResurrected]

That & not signing Aguero yeah, both happening in 2011 incidentally. But worked out alright in the end all things considered. Won the CL in 2012, and everyone got their Mourinho closure when he was re-appointed (with another league title). Far as regrets go he can't be too disappointed.

[@pratyushpareek5827]

Don Carlo is a master of man management Never heard any of his former player say something bad about him and this is his biggest strength

[@yb3604]

As a teacher, this was beautiful to see. There is a lot to learn from this man. I'ma look up if he ever wrote a book. Stay safe man. You have a great channel. This has been my favorite video of yours so far.

[@DoNotWakemeUp-b5e]

His book 'Quiet Leadership' was a life-changer for me as a person

[@mrmagicz1000]

Pep, Jose, Sir Alex all deserve the praise.. but Don Carlo needs to be mentioned more as one of the Mount Rushmore of managers.

[@notreel4463]

Other managers act like dictators with perfect and brilliant tactics but still breaks apart due to lack of freedom and creativity from the players. Ancelotti embodies the epitome of being a "Leader," a leader that let his comrades bring out their best freely and helps them discover more about themselves, a certified therapist for this part indeed.

[@robs9237]

Ancelotti is the best at man management and he allows players have more freedom on the pitch instead of relying on a rigid system

[@fisolaonafeko]

His eyebrow raise is his tactics

[@Velistar217]

ancelotti's tactics: raises eyebrow at 89th minute

[@nicolasjyaaakkson]

crazy how it works almost every time😂

[@RaulEdu33]

The power of Vibes and Friendship! Let Carletto's eyebrow point us in the right direction, always up! ☝️🤨🥇🏆

[@J-Q4726]

My man Carlo, The Don!! Suggestion for a video: Thierry Henry

[@mariadanielalavia8877]

I feel like you're disrespecting him. Coaches in academies get taught lots of tactics (that includes Ancelotti since he has a UEFA PRO License) Just because he's not a madman for structure like modern coaches and rather just trains skills and patterns individually which is a different approach from the collective minded "team" controlling coaches doesn't mean that he doesn't have any tactics. In fact I still remember the Liverpool vs Real Madrid final of the Champions League in 2022, that was a tactical masterclass on how to win second balls, defending vs liverpool wingers with Carvajal man marking and Valverde playing as a wing back to create a 5v3 in the defensive line and a masterclass on how play counter attack vs Liverpool High line. I'm a Liverpool fan but just say you don't like his approach instead of diminishing him as a "man manager" only type of guy when his football intelligence is out of this world.

[@benedictjajo]

I'm sorry but nobody says he's not tactically good, it's just that his man management is far superior. It's his outstanding quality. On the contrary, Pep Guardiola isn't a bad man manager, it's just that it's not his outstanding quality. Tactically, Ancelotti has perfected the basics - he's not afraid to sit deep and play on the counter attack if the high pressing is not working, likewise, he's not afraid to play high press or possession when it's required. Same thing with Sir Alex, while Cryuff was bringing total football to Barcelona, SAF was doing nothing special tactically, he just did the basics perfectly and it was his 2nd to none man management that won so many trophies for United.

[@mariadanielalavia8877]

@@benedictjajo sorry but you're f+cking st+pid. Sir Alex Ferguson was one of the first guys to starting using the concept of the zone 14 in the premier league and sport science to better the physique and technique of players. And also an addition. Ancelotti style of play is the same one that brazil managers use. it's called relationism or associative gameplay, based not on structure but on players association and field tilting with players on ball. Literally older than the 60's with modern incorporations of the game. And also it's heavily inspired in "playing it fresh" style of basketball.

[@benedictjajo]

Same thing with Sir Alex. As a United fan, I loved Don when he was at Chelsea because of how similar he was to Sir Alex. I had hoped United would sign him as Manager after Van Gaal. They don't make them like Sir Alex and Don Carlo anymore.

[@Parigi5]

9:47 bit of an editing error there i think

[@SRINJANCR7]

He is a man manager he is a player manager he is not a football manager..as a real Madrid fan I love how he does give each and every players freedom to play... how the player wants to express himself in the pitch and not like other one who wants to control everything and love each and every player...he is like a friend who wants to succeed with all of the man he has...and after success he gives all the credit to others... really love him

[@Trapohoncho]

Yeah that’s true cause I’m a braca fan but I like his work. The way he changed Vini from a flop to World class is amazing

[@jamiesimms7084]

He's still a football manager

[@igormalev607]

Thanks to him, I focus more on team cohesion and dynamics in my football manager save.

[@leftnoname]

Carlo Acelotti manages people in football better than anyone else. He has a talent of managing big players in big clubs and making them want to play and do their best without perceived pressure.

[@victorAgain00]

I've seen this power before. Talk no jutsu they called it

[@bizimanaherve6533]

keep up your work bro

[@fmiftah]

he's a master of man-management. sounds simple yet extremely hard to do

[@nachiketpargaonkar8646]

Such a beautiful video essay on probably the greatest football manager ever!

[@rmv9194]

Is bullshit, and the dumbest take I have ever seen. Ancelotti is pretty good at tactics.

[@saitama_sensei9199]

Do a keylor navas, no trophies at age 27, now over 20 trophys and a spot as one off the all time greats at the champions league

[@SYKim_94]

Hearin this now, i think Ancelotti is the only one capable of managing Brazil. He just has to.

[@trl768]

People say that he has never successfully managed small clubs don’t know that he started with managing Reggiana and bringing them promotion to Seria A in his first season.

[@vitorinomadeira5456]

Beautiful Football survives against those Stuck ups, endless passing. Don Carlo definitely put his Beautiful footbal Stamp on Club football ❤

[@lamejias4118]

Best video I’ve seen about him 🐐

[@OezgeSebisteri]

It's mainly because he had the best players on the planet at Milan as well as Real Madrid. He is a father figure, a man that gives you space to flourish which is perfect for worldclass players. In that regard he is similar to Zidane. But please let both of them win a trophy with Dortmund or Leverkusen. I doubt they have what it takes.

[@RKArkey-is1xw]

They both are tactically solid (Zidane 2nd stint and Carlo through his career), with your example Mourinho is the best coach of all time since he won a champions league with Porto, a uefa conference league with Roma, that puts him on the pedestal, greats like Pep should step out of their comfort zone so we can see what they are made of, I know for a fact Carlo did with Napoli and crappy Everton, although no silverware, but he is courageous enough to do so, coming to Zidane, he will only ever manager Madrid in my opinion at club level and outside of that realistically only France NT considering he is one of the best players of all time, he picks his tools and decides when he wants to create his art.

[@danstoevskijoe]

Ancelotti broke football when he invented the famous Albero di Natale 4-3-2-1 where he played with four number TENs (Pirlo, Seedorf, Rui Costa and Kakà). Then he realised he had to win with talent and not strict tactics. In 2007 he built a team so unbeatable in midfield with Gattuso and Ambrosini and put all the talent of Pirlo and Seedorf to sustain the moment of grace Kaká had. Furthermore he won that year with an old Pippo Inxaghi and with two very disciplined but not extremely talented wingbacks: Jankulovski and Oddo. The oldest team to ever win a CL. He also gave a football lesson to Ferguson in the 2007 semifinal with that brilliant 3-0 under the rain where Ronaldo and Rooney were easily controlled by Oddo and Gattuso.

[@ganju_san2675]

'A leader is best when people barely know he exists, when his work is done, his aim fulfilled, they will say: we did it ourselves.' - Lao Tzu. As a Barca and Everton fan, I call Don Carlo as The Visionary. People will applaud him decades later unfortunately.

[@kikamen]

Ancelotti is indeed a great manager and a great tactician, even though he doesn’t have like a signature tactic book. By the way, more credit should be given to Mourinho, he built the team that ended up winning 6 European Cups. He broke Barcelon’s utter dominance, turned Madrid into a competitive team again after 7 years of failure after failure, and in each of the 3 seasons he was here he was 1 or 2 goals away from playing the European Cup final. However, it came at the cost of big stress among the players, a fiercy war with the media, and bringing down what we call in Spain the “sacred cows”, such as Raúl, Guti or Casillas. And we will always be thankful for that.

[@pleromafamily628]

That ad placement was seamless

[@d3m1g0d4]

Don Carlo is the Greatest Man Manager in the game of football

[@MicolashAnfitriónDeLaPesadilla]

Ancelotti is pragmatic, he adapts to his opponents, and knows how Get the most out of his players

[@svenorjoergen7021]

why is there a cut at around 9:50?

[@thisisamirv]

He DOES have tactics, and some of the bests! Just check how his brilliant defensive tactics contained Man City last season. It’s just his tactics are flexible and adaptable to the situation. People think he doesn’t have tactics because his team doesn’t play the same style in every match like the way Pep’s teams do.

[@EnormeEkoH]

need a video on Ernst Happel, bro won the ucl with feyenoord (before ajax, yes the ajax of cruyff and co) and with hamburg 12 years later. also he won a cup in every team he coached, and he never coached a big team, bro was at the max difficulty and still platinated the game in blind run 💀💀

[@1-derfulpiece]

Awesome video, as always

[@Adul8888]

He treat people like family. That’s why he is Don Carlo. Real mafia 🥹

[@Sadpotatoirl2010]

He's not tacticless or whatever you'd like to refer. He just don't kill player' freedom and creativities. Is he getting carried by his star players?? It's called an advantage. He's a master chef🔥🔥🔥

[@moritzmonska9912]

Love this one so much brov

[@eviltwin5504]

Only words to describe bro🐐

[@Cdot_essay]

I’m not a fan of Real Madrid but got mad respect for Carlo. 🙏🏽❤️

[@clivematthews95]

Greatest manager of all time!!!

[@CaraVerde]

I look at it as simple as micro vs macro management, just like there are different kinds of management in non football world. Tactics is only a little part of job description of a manager. Carlo manages macro, other managers might manage micro (sometimes as hands on as Benitez, back when he even dare to tell player as mature as Modric to stop kicking the ball with the outside of his boot). Some managers let the players express themselves, some others are stricter.

[@techmedhadrutigogoi4325]

I really like your pronounciation Fernando toghes 😊

[@borntwice2364]

In South Africa we call him "The King Don Father". Don Carlos Ancelotti, the Italian magician, The King of Europe (5 UCLs ain't no child's game). Watch out even this season, let my boys GALACTICOS gel 1st and we'll talk

[@taimaboufakher8896]

Carlo is the type of a manager that doesn't use tactics but rather on individual brilliance how good the players are and thats exactly what makes football fun nowadays and of all time carlo making football fun unlike pep robots 🤖 😂😂

[@thehorde4868]

Ancelotti is a relationist manager, his strategy is based on the relationship between the player's and the players creativity

[@Luis-kv8zc]

"The adaptable one," Carloragga

[@ndeankaulomi4912]

He made everton very amazing his time there

[@Anonymous-fr2op]

Who said he doesnt have tactics? His greatest strength is adaptability. Look what he did to city. He knew he cant outpossess pep's men, especially when they are at home. And he adapted. Many managers wont do that. In my opinion, he is an excellent tactician, but its just that his man-management far outshines his tactical brilliance. I mean, come on, if having top class players by default made you great manager, anyone managing PSG should've won the CL at least in the past 5 years. Its his man-management + tactics that makes him so successful. And he is also consistent.

[@RaymarFootball]

That’s why I call him the adaptable one in the beginning 💪

[@Nick11114]

The power of friendship is his tactic

[@hugomwandwe1026]

He’s the best, Don Carlo damn

[@shawnOnTheTube]

Excellent work

[@ankitchauhancr7]

He's the GOAT for me. No one else comes close to his trophy cabinet

[@enesmeral4261]

In the Moment he sucks best Players in the world and 2 remis in a row

[@ankitchauhancr7]

@@enesmeral4261?

[@soumyajeetmitra6958]

Great Don!

[@goratuti1098]

My goat Raymar is back with another banger 🗣️

[@BerkutSU37]

Nah bro is the main character💀

[@ck00007]

I don't know but he certainly know how to manage big names and most importantly win with them !!!

[@watchalexander]

Great video! 😊

[@cristianperez6321]

I don’t know if anybody knows, but he was in Everton. If I’m not mistaken, he did not do anything because he did not have star players like he always had.

[@Eazymas971]

I think problem with many Managment not only football is trying to micro manage everything to extend people under them cant really take decisions. Don Carlo was is really good because it gives players instant decision during the match.

[@shreyanshjadhav2658]

Don Carlo doesn't play the odds. He plays the man.

[@minimarine77]

Keep it up man. You make really great content. Thank you

[@robertovinci3221]

Carlo Mazzone changed Pirlo's position in front of defense

[@MarceloAlahid-vm3if]

Only in defensive phase they are discipline but in attacking third . Ancelloti express or giving freedom to his players to attack

[@rmv9194]

That was exactly Guardiola's rule when he was in Barcelona. The players had freedom in the attacking third but in the others two thirds they had to be on position. It helps when you have great attacking players as Vinicius, Messi, Henry, Cristiano and Benzema

[@SonglyWryt.Bon-Burr]

Remember that they dont say anything about him buying the best players. Nothing about him not developing players. Hes just the best. Okay.

[@abhishekbhandari6362]

It’s like the story of the fairy tail guild in the anime fairy tail.

[@ferrantepallas]

Don Carlo allows spontaneity and flair within the game -- unlike the control-freak managers like Pep. The greatest -- Il Magnifico -- in my opinion.

[@Rahul_Rao_001]

for me he's the greatest manager.🔥🔥

[@prize125]

*Godfather theme song intensifies*

[@danshmstafa3215]

Please please a video of Giovanni dos santos one of the best youngsters of its time 😢😢 really like your voice ❤

[@karoaziz2783]

His style is winning.

[@Gamecoolnez]

Bros tactics in was just pass to benzema 😂

[@higherpower254]

The Virgin Guardiola vs the Chad Ancelotti

[@eujoelsang7516]

the one manager who beat the crap of every famous manager.

[@DiogoD75]

Amazing video, mate! In Spain we often listen to so many criticism about Ancelotti management style that it sounds insane. He's simply the best for a big club.

[@petermachiela5441]

Legend

[@israelisraeli2333]

3 Champions League at Real Madrid Imagine how much he could take with them if he was a coach for at least a decade at Real Madrid. 2 with Milan as well and 2 as a player. He is currently the best coach in history. As a Barça fan, Pep is top 3 in a strong debate for top 2. Ancelotti the goat🐐(and I believe that when Pep retires, he will be the best coach in history)🐐🐐

[@NO-2019]

24/25 season tactics: The forwards just run around

[@gorcsauce696]

He prob hires the best fitness staff and best attacking coach staff and defensive staff and always has generational Player only way that works. His staff probably carries him but he get along with players

[@cesarehipthenhopthenhip8377]

cristmas tree tactics with Trequertista maybe? 😂

[@sorgaxD]

I loved this video. I had heard wonderful things about Ancelotti's leadership style and had been looking for his book Quiet Leadership for a while.

[@United_Wings]

The Don

[@greaterovre7765]

Your best video I've watched in a while, wow...