Why Klopp and Guardiola were perfect fits for the Premier League

[@ColonelCoockie]

Why doesn’t this video have that many views, it sure deserves it.

[@vodookchutlu1393]

Something weird happened to this channel. Maybe copyright stuff. It's so good

[@samuelhedin-abreu4775]

can u do something for water polo PLSSSSS

[@dontknowdocare]

Great video, Will. You're a Spurs fan, right? How's your view on Ange's first season? I wonder if Klopp will get the itch to coach again after he's been "retired" for a while...I always laugh when I see him because I am reminded of that clip where he compliments the interpreters sexy voice 😂.

[@studentofthegame]

I’m about as positive on Ange as you’re going to find on the internet. I think if we stick with him and give him what he wants I think he’s going to end our trophy drought sooner rather than later. I definitely think Klopp is going to be back after his year sabbatical he said he wants to take. If Kompany doesn’t crush it his first year I could see him going to Bayern, but would also watch Real Madrid or the German national team job (assuming Nagelsmann leaves). He won’t come back to the PL

[@alexkoffman4274]

As a spurs (and clippers fan) I believe Ange will finally allow me to win a trophy

[@profbando]

Brilliant vid

[@vincesalamander5980]

For me the best "fit" in the World right now is Ancelotti at Real Madrid I mean, ok Ancelotti is a World class coach and Real Madrid is the greatest club in the World. But it's more than that. Real Madrid is a club with a president who is the alpha and omega, the players are superstars and offensive players (even if they have a defensive role) and the club put a huge pressure to win Ancelotti was a player then a coach who won almost everything, and one of his most powerful idea is to anything to adapt to his best players to allow them to express themselves. Plus, he's tactically not the strongest in the World, but he's the strongest by far in a specific point : create a balanced tactic with a squad that doesnt seem balance at all, even if he must put players to unonorthodox positions (ex : Pirlo then Kroos and Modric, three pure 10 than he put at number 6). And Ancelotti's failure at Bayern (where they love coaches who managed like a general in army, and when he succeeded to the greatest tactician in the World, Guardiola) and Napoli (same, he came after Sarri who create a very rigid tactic but very effective at Napoli) show that fit is everything.