INTENSE Goalkeeper Training! 🥵 | Coach Mic’d Up 🎙️ | Inside Access

[@glbarbato4342]

Clear and direct instruction, at times may come off as being frustrated or mad, but the coach understands the quality of the player and wants the keepers to work with all the abilities they have. Then when that happens praises them for their adjustments, quality coaching right there

[@TotallyWatford]

Quality from the keepers, great coach aswell 👍🏻

[@TotallyWatford]

More of these, love it 💛

[@vincentanane7144]

I’ve watched this video ever since it has been posted, that’s like 2months now. This video has been another source of letting me know everything is possible. I don’t know of the Gks coach name and his handles buh I want to thank him from this way that I can. I wish I one day gets opportunity to meet him in person and also to have a workout with him. Great game from my seniors. They listen well and execute it. Happy Nee Year🎉 Thank you 😊

[@footballlovers7629]

I need this coach ❤❤❤❤👏👏🤙

[@limaoscar7]

bravo professor Xavier ''you must use your mind''

[@michaelkupezare2000]

Loved a coach like this back in my youth days because wow I just lacked a good gk coach

[@josephnkase1]

I love this, is really my kind of coach ❤❤❤❤

[@milosziwanow1750]

I hate it personally when the coaches make it all about themselves, at this level the pros know what they are doing

[@jonathanrosas7870]

Theres always someone on top yk and in that case its the coaches cause they have the experience and allat

[@bufe101]

New coaches, new methods that need to go through. There is a language difference as well, those boys are smart enough to get it with all the players and coaches from all over the world they had or played with. Also there is always room for improvement so you listen to the coach as a good professional.

[@Perspicacious_Ninja]

If you're a top professional boxer and Mike Tyson walks into the room, will you allow your ego to take over and believe you know more than the man himself?

[@larata9]

If your not willing to learn it's not for you ,

[@strahinjapetrovic9950]

bro this coach is great for developing goalkeepers what are you on about? Watford has young goalkeepers that needs development. Okay if it’s courtois but watford, come on.

[@pipesandpolitics1917]

Great session

[@MatthewERyan]

Oh God it’s one of these coaches! If you haven’t had them, the coaches that make it seem like you have no idea what you are doing after working so hard to get to that position are shameless people who will dictate that one mistake from you is enough for them to think you are trash. The keepers look annoyed, Watford are 13th in the league and have conceded 18 goals in 16 games- sack this guy ASAP

[@zwartepiet8370]

i agree

[@Sam-bx5nu]

Pointing out your mistakes is how you improve 🤨... You learn not to take things personally and the other keepers get treated the same, just take it and learn from the criticism. Smh

[@georgburgstaller9985]

I partially agree with you that it might not be the nicest experience as a goalkeeper if the trainer is constantly pointing out your mistakes or what you could do better, especially if you are a young goalkeeper. But speaking from experience with trainers like that I learned the most throughout my career as a goalkeeper even if it might not have been the nicest experience first time training with that coach after some time you will realize that actually the guy is right. I agree that there might be better ways to get the message across but after all each coach has his own way of teaching and just wants to make you better. What is also important is that throughout the whole training session he also gave the guys a "yeeees" or a "gooood jooob" once they noticed what he wanted to teach them. If he wouldnt do that most probably the guys wouldnt feel too good after the training sessions, so thats definitely very important.

[@international_dividend]

​@@georgburgstaller9985I concur with everything you said. It's only when you open your mind (often later) you realise these coaches improved your game. And yes, there were many "bravo" when the keeper did what the coach wanted. The transition game and training to it, is so different to how it was in the 1990s.

[@babyD7742]

Mister Brunner sei il migliore! 🤩❤

[@bookiebarton8036]

Letting in goals for fun at the moment. Clean sheet tomorrow, please

[@TheGK-oc9uk]

Such a good video 💛❤️🖤

[@saikouwally2499]

This Should've known he's not training with kids! He's training with professional Keeper!

[@IssaAbohaikal-j8l]

The couch is smart and kind

[@nbzial1561]

Love this

[@tempestional]

bachmann 😻

[@howtopost3450]

0:55 pauseeeeee** 😮

[@mattia9479]

Grande Alex

[@MichaelJay-li8mg]

The gk coach training pros like academy children 😂

[@eastinsouth]

Wonderful coach 👏

[@Yannigamer-ze5sh]

Pensar che mi sono allenato con lui a 15 anni quando stava in prima squadra all’udinese

[@Yannigamer-ze5sh]

Ha*

[@MrSupermarcobo]

Ma è Battara??? Io mi sono allenato con suo padre alla Sampdoria

[@sadiafn9691]

@@Yannigamer-ze5sh guarda che era giusto prima...

[@AminRadi-z9x]

🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@mariosoeri1730]

First of all i like the goalie gloves. For me as a goalkeeper my gloves are my weapon . I don't like to lent my gloves

[@michaeladugyan8337]

Am Michael from Ghana i want learn more

[@agomaw]

if u use your mind everything il possible

[@mariosoeri1730]

2. When team mates or friends will lent them . I become angry cause they're my property. My gloves

[@obiksobri4077]

😁❤💪💪💪👍👍👍🙏

[@tildamcdermott110]

This coach is so annoying and the pros know what to do by now

[@Bercisznt]

wtf is this gk coach telling 35 year old gks how to hit a ball as if he was a 15 yers old

[@kimtovmasyan581]

Bro because they can't💀

[@oxlyen4271]

Goalie coach didnt make any sense to me tbh

[@mabeldog101]

Come on you orrrrn

[@solocrespo4205]

Auful coach. Worst I’ve ever seen. Let them do they’re thing. They know that their pass is gonna go correctly even if its not the correct technique

[@blogham1]

Watford is dead once a team now a joke

[@milanzelenka_]

nah that gk coach cant really be a coach right?