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[@kaigray9931]

The difference Enrique will make is teaching players to make that “final pass” or when to make certain runs…. Most of these goals are teams goal squared across the box for open net tap ins…. If mudryk squared havertz in the Villa game on Saturday we would off been 1-0 up early on and the game would off been completely different, we had 28 shots and 0 goals because the players don’t know when to take the shot or when to play someone through to make scoring the goal more simple without sticking it in to the stand or straight at the keeper.

[@user-L13]

Exactly, could ve easily won that game, if we played some simple passes

[@knowledgetakudzwanashekait7119]

Dead right you are

[@shajolahmed806]

Yeah.. That's something Chelsea needs the most.

[@TheWarriorEmerged]

That's not the Manager's job to teach my g, that's basics that players learn at youth level.

[@kaigray9931]

@@TheWarriorEmerged being a manager also includes coaching…. Coaching the players to play different styles and learn new things, therefor teaching them. Do you think messi never learned anything from guardiola? Do you think Ronaldo never learned anything for sir Alex? Lots of players come out and say they learn different things from each different coach in their career.

[@daveedyamzy6878]

All of you saying it’s individual brilliance please tell me how many titles Barca won after Enrique left and how many MSN won without him especially the UCL either at Barca or at another club. It’s ok if he isn’t your first choice but give credit where it’s due

[@jorgbjorgensenn2742]

Xavi retired after the 14/15 season, iniesta fell off considerably but retired in 17/18 and Neymar left after 16/17, all integral parts of Enrique’s team. Barca struggled to replace all of them and the managers after that still kept winning la ligas until 19/20. They only really fell off in the CL, which you can blame due to the fact that they never got solid replacements for the players they lost. Even after Enrique left though they still won trophies so how much of the success is down to him, rather than individual brilliance? We saw how bad he did at the World Cup with Spain, and sure the squad was inexperienced but he makes the squad selection so that’s his fault. I’d rather have nagelsmann due to his achievements at hoffenheim and Leipzig, which are genuinely impressive. I still think Enrique is a fantastic manager and would be happy to have him at Chelsea, I just think nagelsmenn would be better.

[@bradleyfungai]

@@jorgbjorgensenn2742 why didn’t poch win UCL with messi,neymar and mbappe

[@chidiebereegbo9675]

​@@bradleyfungai xavi was vital,iniesta as well as busquet PSG doesn't have such midfield monsters

[@nomercy411]

They lost iniesta, xavi, and neymar. The backbone of team

[@nomercy411]

@@bradleyfungai because poch even worst than enrique

[@wahyuparwito4424]

Luis Enrique will make Enzo Fernandez the best orchestrator in the world

[@miljonair3882]

Nope

[@RootsMizizi]

That Barcelona team was stacked with SUPERSTARS, Question is, can he develop CHELSEA'S young core????? Can he bring the best outta em'

[@really4gt10]

Lots of the goal comes from open plays/fast break counter attacks. Yes Chelsea don't score those chances but its down to the player because they still manage to get players into those position under Potter. The thing is more than half the teams in EPL use an All out Defense + Counter attack tactic against Chelsea. They don't push forward and attack but rather sit back and let's Chelsea have all the possession. Its about getting the players to keep up movements to confuse the low block and allow overlapping runs against these teams. Against high press teams, there is not much issue as you can see against Liverpool, they still managed through balls and direct plays.

[@tencal18]

These kinds of goals have little to do with tactics, instead, it's all the technical ability of the individual player. If you these kind of football don't look at the coach, look at the player.

[@samleyin7243]

Actually it proves it’s the coach not the players

[@kimcarson4219]

@@samleyin7243 Explain how then

[@user-L13]

It really depends on the manager, it's the managers style of play and tactics, that make players brave enough to attempt such play. U won't see 5 or 6 players in the opposition box , passing among themselves, trying to score a goal if u are playing under a defensive minded manager.

[@georgesr8979]

@@user-L13 bruh when you have a front trio like the MSN you can’t do much as a coach….

[@user-L13]

@@georgesr8979 how is Neymar-Mbappe-Messi doing right now buddy, Winning the Treble? Manager IS the most important factor

[@quacikhalleb787]

this man is so so underrated I just don't know why his is similar to Pep but his mentality is elite

[@kimcarson4219]

Similar as in he’s also from spain? Yes

[@dacoaster678]

Overrated

[@Frpar123]

Ridiculous. Pep is not a looser.

[@atharvakalele37]

He can make them play really good futball but without too many end products or goals that's where he and Nagalsmann differ. His teams tend to overpass sometimes.

[@chivonigwe1067]

This man will bring out the best in enzo

[@kimcarson4219]

I personally wanted Flick but Enrique or Nagelsmann is still fine with me

[@chukwuemekanwokoye5022]

Dream you wish

[@adrianudensijnr]

Flick has alone managed a star studed Bayern, no other team has he done well

[@kimcarson4219]

@@adrianudensijnr Enrique and Zidane too bruv. If that was the case then nobody should coach chelsea because when they coached other clubs they’re not successful

[@kimcarson4219]

@@chukwuemekanwokoye5022 Cry more

[@bradleyfungai]

No one’s talking about luciano spaletti at Napoli lol he should be taken serious I think him and enrique should get the job

[@SahlaHDP]

It's my dream to see my Chelsea playing a modern fluid attacking Football, because that team have the potential to be the best in the World!!!

[@isaactower4701]

He should be the one to take over Luis Enirque

[@nSackStyles]

(a) This is Arsenal's 4th season under Arteta (b) Remember Pep's 1st season with city? Good results with possession based football takes at least 12-15 months to deliver. Some fans will learn this the hard way I'm sure. If Enrique comes, expect nothing special until mid-2024. After a horrendous season like this, I can't see our fans having the patience to bear another one. Enrique ≠ quick-fix manager. Hence, not my preferred option. Despite agreeing he's class! More importantly, for the longer project, there is no guarantee that Enrique would be interested to stay beyond 3 season. I think Enrique gives us 1 season of utter dominance & big trophies (that won't be S01) But Naglesmann win equivalent trophies in a longer run(starting from S01)

[@toni_airos4568]

Exactly wht we were waiting for🎉🎉🎉

[@andrewonazi1582]

First to comment. Looking forward to seeing what or how he forms Chelsea if appointed. Fear his flexibility tho and versatility Haven't seen much of it. Naingalsman thrives in this area. Both have their individual pros and cons. Whoever comes will be fine.

[@jesussaves6575]

Luis Enrique's side Barcelona were having the three most dangerous forwards ever, their individual brilliance brought glory to the team. But rating this as team work it's totally absurd.

[@Andychiu845]

Tbh his performance with spain make him a no for me. So underwhelming. Chelsea should not play tiki taka, ever. Our identity was always solid defense with direct/simple/effective attack/counter attack

[@bradleyfungai]

Mudryk felix and havertz(if he doesn’t go Bayern Munich) or broja👌🏿 MFB or MFH

[@wisdomgodman1237]

People are so delusional, thinking Enrique isn't good enough becoz he has MSN. What has happened to psg that had the best players in the biggest football stage the world cup. Then you understand that a manager has a role to play. You give him the necessary material, as a good manager, he should make full use of it. Since Neymar left Enrique, what has been his fate?? Not a Chelsea fan though, but I believe Enrique should be a good coach. And also, club football is different from national football.

[@RuonaMarvelous-od3ko]

Yeah. It's not easy coaching a national team cos you'll have to use what you have at your disposal without having to break the bank. Spain's national team consist of young promising talents still trying to gain experience at the top level. In my opinion, Enrique is doing a good job 👏👏

[@OnSet_Records.]

Great video @💯

[@solomonngao2300]

Just imagine Kai,Reece,Enzo under this man

[@lennoxotieno8481]

I can imagine reece and enzo kai is still going to be shit

[@HH-wc9nf]

Kaihavertz worst player of all time Sunday league at best

[@samuelsotunde8821]

Must you put that Kai in everything ? Is that a player to you ?

[@Ed-ne6wp]

This is purely individual brilliance

[@joven_]

It's not only pure individual brilliancy, Enquire set them up that way, he deserves credit

[@samleyin7243]

Yh it can’t be individual brilliance, all the goals are very similar, tap ins, I ain’t even know Luis was 🔥 Like that

[@Rickyra707]

@ed you dont know ball!

[@georgesr8979]

@@joven_ Bruh he has the MSN… even if Enrique fucks up as a manager the individual quality of the MSN will make him look world class

[@joven_]

@@georgesr8979 oh really So do you think if potter had MSN he would have succeeded? Obviously having MSN is a huge advantage but there was a system set in place for them work, and that system is what you are failing to acknowledge. PSG has two out of the same MSN trio plus mbappe but they are finding little to less success because the system set in place for them is really bad.

[@nomercy411]

Barca with prime messi, iniesta, xavi, neymar, suarez. I think even david moyes still manage to win trophy with that team.

[@dannydan8964]

Mostly cut back goals, I think we need Enrique more than Nagelsmann because of goals. He needs to instill goal scoring mentality back in Chelsea. Can't remember when last we won a game by 3-0, 4-0, or even 5-0

[@y_oglu19]

Luis💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@jonahsevume3949]

Don’t fully rate this guy. Look how poor Spain was. Be makes funny decisions like putting Rodri in def just to keep busquets in the team and then he benched morata who was spains top scorer in the wc just so that they could keep playing possession football with no end product. With all that I have mentioned doesn’t that seem similar to exactly what potter was doing. A no on Enrique for me

[@chivonigwe1067]

But Spain are still bad

[@Thomas-xp4tg]

The diffrence is Enrique won 2 league titles and 1 champions league. Potter won nothing

[@chivonigwe1067]

@@Thomas-xp4tg like

[@innocentbadboymusic3133]

@@Thomas-xp4tg two league tittle with Messi Neymar saurez iniesta

[@dacoaster678]

Agree

[@Sinna226]

Remember MSN were in their prime time also it's different league so Nagelsmann over Enrique all day.

[@quacikhalleb787]

negilsman also different league

[@aniruddhamitra487]

Dude, 90% of those goals were between messi, ney, suarez, xavi and iniesta. Even Potter would've done same with such players. Dont hype Enrique. He failed Spain in Euro and Fifa when he didn't have such players.

[@patricktinashe2812]

Okay but which other team besides Barcelona did this guy improve. And this guy was out of club football 9 years ago? And you all think he still better than Julian? What do the stats say? Do we really care anymore? Aren't we just fiddling with nostalgia?

[@roymagaisa4057]

which 9 years are you talking about man?

[@thamsanqakalane4444]

Kovacic is doing this

[@wisdomnzube4121]

Show us his results at Roma.

[@afiquedanish806]

no. Julian Nagelsman is who we need, he’s better tactically and knows how to work with players

[@drive9912]

He isn't better than Enrique.

[@andrewdavila2081]

I prefer enrique

[@Sinna226]

I prefer Nagelsmann over Enrique

[@afiquedanish806]

@@drive9912 Enrique was successful during his barca period only bcuz of MSN, with spain he was average. He’s only gonna be a sarri 2.0 if he does join us

[@quacikhalleb787]

@@afiquedanish806 isn't he the one who created the MSN he made them function

[@Kimaninjorogeh]

This prime Barca team was something else. Could have done the job even without a coach. So for me, I don't rate Enrique.

[@luckehazango3018]

NEXT MANCHESTER CITY COACH.....

[@miljonair3882]

Nope

[@daniasmara8385]

Please bring him to chelsea

[@Wshilighlights]

I don't think our players can play his way. He was great at barca casue he had messi neymar suarez in their prime plus iniesta to pull strings. Our players are just not that. Same reason he absolutely tanked with spain.

[@thesrhadil1702]

He is Not Bad in Spain (Except Morocco Match)

[@Chelseabluetv1905]

The main man for Chelsea is Mourinho

[@brahmiaanis960]

no thanks we got Jose the special one Mourinho

[@samuelebbah4962]

He had prime iniesta neymar and messi i dont think hes a better coach than Nagelsmannn

[@dybalaawungshi9169]

Very slow playing style 😒😒😒😏

[@abdisalanmuhumed6135]

I see him as a better option 1000 times

[@melvynnpathaw8955]

Jose Mourinho

[@sammy270]

Nagelsmann fit's better

[@Sinna226]

Prefer Nagelsmann over Enrique.

[@yuniskhabibi]

No, please new coach JOACHIM LAW

[@josephkapeya7824]

Yes , but Nagglesmann is worse. He is immature and he has just been sacked. We need a polished and mature manager to be entrusted with the chelse project.

[@HuHuHaHa26]

I'll be honest, after 2 months, you guys will be barking to kick him out. Just rewatch Sarriball.

[@khalidlahlou3166]

you should know that he had an elite squad with Barcelona (messi, Neymar,suarez, Iniesta....) but he didn't win the expected

[@josephgalloway5774]

Even so but he's a quality manager nonetheless & besides the players Chelsea have right now if he should inherit this squad & be their manager & have them all buy into his style, philosophy & brand of football Chelsea wouldn't be normal at all

[@CFC897]

Fabrizio didn't say anything

[@nuraiman1918]

this kind of tactics are not gonna work in modern football. its too predictable. and not gonna work out in prem league tbh

[@bennyinas457]

Like Guardiola at city right?

[@nuraiman1918]

@@bennyinas457 bro comparing guardiola with luiz enrique 💀💀😂 literally different my friend

[@user-ni7qk9gc9c]

@@nuraiman1918 very little difference

[@dannydan8964]

No difference. Enrique is clear of guardiola. Both have similar playing style, possession and chance creation with cut backs