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[@GustavoNDias]

Carlo Ancelotti is the only person in the world who knows how Team Talks work in Football Manager

[@nakiyame2606]

21 man management 21 motivating

[@briantafila9480]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂duuuuuddddeeeeee!!!!!!

[@ManchesterUtdz]

Not even pep can beat Don carlo with his eyebrow raised

[@kowalski9er273]

Except for last season, when the narrative writers took a season off from Real Madrid

[@tomas.lambert]

I have to see what’s more powerful: the eyebrow or muller smiling at his opponents

[@Takkks]

@@kowalski9er273 Carlo knocked pep out twice before

[@eavyeavy2864]

​@@Takkksso is Pep/city. RM fanboy really have memory of goldfish

[@Takkks]

@@eavyeavy2864 I'm not a Madrid fan

[@pedropierre9594]

"They can take the ball home with them. I took 3 points " - a special guy

[@timmyjoshua276]

This doesn't make sense😂 not the quote but the context you want to apply it to

[@jacquesmassard9226]

​@timmyjoshua276 Madrid lost the possession but won the game. Like the quote says😅

[@Takkks]

@@timmyjoshua276 It does make sense tho

[@josueescobar8968]

THE special one

[@trevorstatham4451]

​@@Takkks It doesn't. It's crap football parking the bus and that too in a UCL QF

[@supersasukemaniac]

Sometimes just telling a nervous player "You can do this, you belong here, go prove it." Is more powerful then any fancy play style.

[@timmyjoshua276]

Yep pep says nothing at half time

[@iambicpentakill971]

Por que no los dos? They aren't mutually exclusive at all

[@thekingmansplainer6813]

​@@iambicpentakill971 that's why the best managers do both (Jose and Jurgen)

[@thekingmansplainer6813]

What's your pfp it looks pretty cool

[@supersasukemaniac]

@@thekingmansplainer6813 me?Sasuke Sarutobi from Demon Eyes Kyo.

[@supersasukemaniac]

Out of all the fancy tactics and formations,nothing beats the old reliable 4-4-2.

[@stefankatsarov5806]

Well this season its more like 4-2-2-2, in defence they are a 4-4-2 but that also goes for Peps team and many other.

[@ronmastrio2798]

Don Carlo beating the bald fraud with Brexit ball.

[@kylerodd2342]

Perez is like, “Here are the best players that we could bring into the club. What you got?” Don Carlo: 442 😅😅

[@farfan97]

It's a 4-4-2 but not the old version of this formation, it is different now.

[@renex_g3915]

Ladies and Getleman, Real Madrid will play 4-4 fucking 2

[@tomas.lambert]

Honestly telling your team: “you’re in the best football club in the world for a reason” must be the strongest boost in confidence

[@sarathguttikonda4065]

When Obi wan kenobi said I have the high ground. Don carlo would have raised his eyebrow and said not today

[@jobikxd]

Who would win? Obi wan kenobi on top of mount everest, or don carlo with an eyebrow raised?

[@vassilyvodka2638]

​​@@jobikxd Don Carlo for sure. His raised eyebrow defeated more empires than High Ground Kenobi ever did

[@readussalehin3736]

Ancelotti’s tactics are also overlooked a lot of the times. He lost a Ballon d’Or winning striker & got a loned in Joselu. He lost Alaba & Courtois for almost the entirety of the season. Yet, he managed to create a winning team. The man took a mainly defense-minded young midfielder & morphed him into a two-in-one striker-midfielder hybrid role.

[@nickfury8973]

Defense minded midfielder??

[@williaminati]

@@nickfury8973belligol

[@arminius6506]

Maybe he's talking about Jude Bellingham playing deep in Germany ​@@nickfury8973

[@G_G_G_G_]

At dortmund he played pretty deep besides his last season he said himself his first season at BVB he was deep and then later he played as an 8 it wasn't till Madrid that he played as a 10.

[@ndrskarpi]

Ronaldo actually said: "Come and take the penalty! You're good at them... if you miss it, fuck it" XD

[@farhanatashiga3721]

Don carlo is the man, deserved way more appreciation over the course of his career than he's been getting

[@eavyeavy2864]

Rm is given

[@mohammedsuliman8072]

He literally has won the most UCLs in history as a manger ,it’s Crazy how many people ignore that

[@matthewsutch9223]

As a Milan fan, I don't think I'll ever have a manager I adore more than Carletto. Hell, the man brought us over have our Champions League wins as a player and a manager. He's incredible, and I'd do anything for him to come back.

[@mosesbaraka3355]

You know what I loved about oldskool coaching? It allows players to be creative and not robotic, it allows for talent of the players to shine through and that's what you need when the tactics go to shit, you need players to be players and not robots, football is made of players making brave moves, literally all the best moments I can remember in football are made out of freedom of expressing what you want the ball to do and not what a person outside the pitch thinks he wants you to do with the ball, football is all about creativity not to bash the tactics that have been developed but we need to let players be players in certain moments.

[@diegoportillo21]

Catenaccio is a complicated tactic, RM aplied it perfectly

[@tgamagedon]

I forget where this was, but there is this great anecdote about Ancelotti, where before a big game he just went to his players and said something like "alright boys, what's the tactic today?". He seems much more like a great motivator and mediator between players, he just let's them do, what feels right and with players as talented as at Real Madrid giving them a long leash is often exactly what they need. Of course this doesn't work for every team. I remember his time at Bayern, who's last 3 managers were Louis van Gaal, Jupp Heynckes and Pep Guardiola, who are all fairly strict. The result was a disciplined low Ego workhorse team. Most of the players had been brought up in that system, so they weren't ready for such a hands off approach at all, to the point where the players ran extra training sessions, because they thought Carlo wasn't doing enough of them. Ancelotti is the perfect manager for players, who thrive the more freedom you give them. Under no other manager would Jude Bellingham ever have had a stint as one of the best false 9s in Europe, he's the most unique manager at the highest level of football today and I hope, we don't lose his type of management style, when he retires.

[@ashtonndlovu9470]

If he manages Brazil, it's over for the world cup 🙆

[@shuraamano]

Don Carlo learning from the best Sean Dyche 442 masterclass.

[@jetorixjones]

Everton 🫱🏻‍🫲🏼 Real Madrid

[@stu8758]

Ancelotti's tactics is vibes

[@AurelAvramescu]

Carlo Ancelotti is one of the best tacticians of all time, the changes that he manage to make during a game are unmatched. He won basically the league in all top 5 leagues and the CL 4 times, 2 more than Ferguson.

[@user-ed6pj4uc6y]

Actually im Portuguese, and what ronaldo said to moutinho was :" Come kick (the penalty) , you kick good , if you miss fuck it (we dont care)" . Hard to translate but in portuguese its much funnier

[@Adam-nh2ns]

I like how Zeeland explains football in the videos as if it is watched by Americans who don't even know what football is, but in reality I am sure that it is mostly watched by Europeans who are interested in football 🤣🤣🤣

[@EskiZagra]

Dude, I was watching the game and thinking: if they dont get past Rudiger, they will lose this game. Then Rudiger scores the last penalty...after blocking any and all shots during the game. What a match, what a thrill, this is the Champions league knockout stage!

[@mr.pay2win176]

Rudiger is champions league material for sure. Happy that Madrid saw their philosophy in him and snatched him away. Wouldn’t have been here if it wasn’t for him

[@purpleearth]

Ancelotti is just the best manager in football. He has been for decades

[@farfan97]

It's to easy to break Carlo down to friendship and vibes. He also is a tactical genius. Mourinho once listed him as one of the most influential tactians in the 21st century. But he is a classic Italian manager. Don't evolve a tipical tactically complex style until perfection but set your team up brilliantly against your opponent. Don't revolutionice football, win the next game. And if you got a solid not to complexe tactical foundation completed with exceptional tactical tweeks towards your next opponent and perfect man manegement this is the result of it.

[@AleksSuks]

Ancelotti is the GOAT. All 5 big leagues, champions league with multiple clubs, etc. He's just an incredible manager.

[@andrewcampbell6433]

In Zealand lore, Papa Perez and Rob Reynolds meet in a colosseum to take part in hand to hand combat for transfer market dominance

[@franze4]

rob reynolds 😂

[@austinthesan-antonian3932]

And then they kiss.

[@moshiadnfusionfallfa]

Aside from the whole way Carlo inspires his players, I feel like Guardiola's style is also about trying to micromanage every aspect of his game to the point where he limits the creativity his players can have. Like Jude said, Carlo has such trust in his players that he allows them to do whatever when the ball is at their feet. And you can't really expect a player to really be clutch if you have him in shackles. And it's in this games that you need that creativity the most. As Terry Davis once said, "An idiot admires complexity; a genius admires simplicity."

[@stokerino1905]

The joy of thwarting tiki-taka or whatever the supposed "best football style of the day" is should not be underestimated. I miss Chelsea doing this to peak Barcelona back in the day. I also miss Carlo being our manager. 😢

[@ac_milan_fan8]

pep: gengenpress, tiki taka, 4-3-3 and we can move it into a 3-5-2, we'll have de bruyne play in passes to haaland for an easy goal. ancelotti: i'm just gonna raise my eyebrow and use the power of friendship.

[@pepsififa3205]

To be honest, Football is a simple game. We over complicate it. If you understand your assignment, understand you position and your teammates the game flows.

[@keirebu.bakure]

As an Imperial engineer and Madridista the intro had me perplexed but I see what you meant 😭😭 LONG LIVE THE MADRID EMPIRE 🤍

[@maheshwaranpillai]

Carlo is not a vibes manager. He is a great man manager. He was one of the only manager to beat that beast of a Liverpool team with Napoli and Everton. He developed Pirlo as a Regista. He Developed DCL, He made Vini into a world class winger, the season before Carlo joined Vini was derided even by his own teammates like Benzema. Rodrygo has grown immensely. Jude, who was a deeper Midfielder was turned into a goal scoring 10. He famously made the narrow 4-4-2 almost unbeatable with his Ac Milan team in the early 2000's.

[@tomasdoria8274]

Z, one thing to say about cr7's pep talk to moutinho, in portuguese it really sounds like he's saying "come on, you beat it fucking well" which got turned into a meme in portugal

[@alexandrecardoso6284]

Ancelotti is the sort of man who would play FM without team instructions but just happens to really nail down the motivational side of it

[@619Slipk]

Arsenal got their hopes crushed twice in the same night Eliminated by Bayern, then got to witness City getting eliminated, meaning they don't have anything else to do but to focus on the premier league

[@kingof206]

Man management is so underrated. It’s like his energy runs through his players in a way… it’s the same way I can describe klopp… you can see it with every team. Guardiolas teams are always so rigid & so are his players. When you look at Real Madrid, them seem flow like. They’re just flowing through things & they’re so good that things just click for them.

[@PunnyPanther]

The eyebrow is so powerful it can make you go running

[@RwandaBob]

i’ve been saying this the whole build up you can never bet against real madrid in the champions league, ever. they are blessed in the champions league by the football gods forever

[@jetorixjones]

Carlo is my favorite manager of all time and it isn’t even close. He’s a living legend.

[@moreblack]

My Little Carlo - Friendship Is Magic.

[@MrMMAJER]

I know you are talking from a humor perspective, but he is a tactical genius as well. The first half was tactically won by Madrid again, by playing the same as in the first leg.

[@Padbot1]

No it wasn't. I'm a United fan. I do not like City. This is fun. I get it. Pep is insufferable. The brand is overwhelming. Possession based becomes tedious. There is no "right" way to play football. There was no sequence in the game where Real were a better team. Their goal came from a hoof up the field that was brilliantly controlled by Jude. They rode their luck the entire game and got away with it. It's great City lost. This is not some massive tactical or courageous victory. It was just fortunate. This is Real Madrid we're talking about. Not Luton. They played like a Luton.

[@AJftwlol]

@@Padbot1 I'd say it was more of a gamble by Carlo than just luck. Madrid's defence has been impressive all season so he took it to the logical extreme by parking the bus after they scored their first goal. By the second half, it became obvious that Madrid's game plan was to take it to penalties or win by their 1 goal margin. They were playing it very safe, even passed the ball backwards when they had a decent chance at a counter. If anything, City played right into Madrid's hand and this time around, they couldn't score any worldies to win them the game. 33 shots with 1 goal to show for it is embarrassing regardless of how tightly Madrid defended.

[@timmyjoshua276]

Gambling is luck wdym

[@AJftwlol]

@@timmyjoshua276 should have rephrased that, Carlo made a calculated gamble to trust that Madrid's defence could neutralize City (based on their defensive record all season) and for the most part it worked. I just don't agree with luck being the main reason for Madrid's win while downplaying their defence which managed to keep City goalless for 60 mins.

[@franze4]

@@Padbot1they were far better than man city in the first leg tho, they had more clear chances especially vinicius but they just couldn’t score or at times they overcomplicated it and didn’t shoot. man city were getting dominated until they scored those 2 golazos and gained some more confidence but even then they couldn’t beat real madrid

[@adrians-ro8kk]

Carlo has played for the biggest clubs and managed the biggest clubs. He's seen it all.

[@mr.pay2win176]

Yeah I agree. Man knows how to manage big egos

[@Inicoool]

Perez always says at the end of the presentation to the new player " welcome to Real Madrid welcome to your new home "

[@harrypickard5775]

Ancelotti reminds me of that wholesome mafia boss who ended up switching to pizza, pure vibes

[@AS19Motorsport]

The Master Oogway analogy works very well.

[@aidenf.4900]

I suspect that there isn't as much of a difference between Pep and Carlo as we and they like to pretend. Both are excellent man managers that know how to set up their teams to succeed. Both are managing to keep large squads of excellent players happy and in form over long and difficult seasons. Their differences are the garnish on the same fundamental ingredients of excellent coaching.

[@jacquesmassard9226]

If this dude wins his 5th Champions League! How underrated!!! He should be much higher on people's lists.

[@MrShadowRaiden]

ill still say it to this day Ancelotti's Milan was greatest team ive ever seen. like holy shit they was playing football we see Pep play now but was doing it 20 years ago. and the team he cultivated was something else.

[@igorwatorowski7063]

I mean carlo's tactics are bare bones as he just pressed be more expressive and inshallah.

[@chikasnotmadjustdisappoint6266]

The gods of anime are on Ancelotti and Real Madrid's side

[@croskoal]

Come on. I think this undersells how fantastic of a coach (manager/whatever you want to call it), Ancellotti truly is, and has always been. This is not about the power of friendship and reductive stuff like that. This is a coach who understands his players and created tactics to get the better of them and put them on situations where they thrive. Pep just put his system in place and finds players to play the roles. Then throws away those that refuse/can't. No disrespect to Pep, top tier, legendary coach. Carletto is on that level as well. People tend to forget that

[@xelaander8429]

Lol, it's a joke. Everybody knows Carlo is a great tactician, the difference is that unlike other managers who have an intensity about them, he looks like he doesn't give AF, he's told his players what to do and that's that. The whole idea of vibes was after they won their last champions league and he and the team posted a picture where they looked like a boy band and their uber successful high flying manager

[@croskoal]

@@xelaander8429 I know, I just get a bit frustrated about this guy. The man has won 4 UCLs... 😆

[@xelaander8429]

@@croskoal tbh this "Ancelotti coaches based on vibes" is a very recent meta. Back when he was in Milan the narrative was that he's a master tactician, funny enough it was the then Juventus coach Marcelo Lippi that was considered the vibes guy

[@gabrielsa9751]

Dont carlo knows the secret to football You will not get to toni kroos or luka modric and teach then how to play football like pep would. They know where they need to be or how to pass. What you need is to put then in situations where they can use their instincts In the same way you will not get to vini or rodrygo and motivate them in a champeons league game like mourinho would do No What you need is to calm then down and give some confidence That's what anceloti does He is briliant tactically, thats overlooked, but his secret is the confidence he play on his players

[@swordsman1137]

He only need to teach them how to defense. Anything else, just lets them balling. The potential will be gone if they got restricted too much. One of the reason why Benitez always failed in Madrid.

[@RaulEdu33]

Let Carletto's eyebrow point us in the right direction! Always up to the sky! ☝️🤨📈🥇🏆⚽️

[@Brookler]

Hey Zealand, another nudge on the Portsmouth men and women's team winning their leagues story. If you want another incentive there's a video going around on the night of the win a player by the name of Rafferty mooning a bar full of people while the captain gives a speech

[@no_justno]

Keep em coming. 💯

[@sir_romeo]

A wise man once said, "All you need to beat the tik-taka is a raised eyebrow and a camavinga".

[@leonesushi]

Don Carlo is simply amazing.

[@jairlevy]

Ronaldo - Tu bates bem! Tu bate bem C** translation: You'a good shooter! You a good shooter *'explicit word in portuguese'* it becomes one of our memes for ever!

[@WallahNein]

Real Madrid is basically the attempt at "You guys are all good, just play"

[@kawakiuzumaki122]

Ofc it's the power of friendship

[@chimporila]

"i hope we score and they don't" how can this guy be this based?

[@samlar6372]

Crazy that people are happy the team that has won the tournament the most times has won this tie.

[@stekhouse]

Carletto always been amazing, my beloved Milan knows it all too well

[@user-uf5vi5mg9e]

Carlo is just a Gigachad.

[@thegreatcasts4142]

If you guys really think All Don Carlo does is raise his eyebrow and encourage friendship then this man has successfully fooled everyone the tactics of Ancelotti is perhaps something related to Defending, And as well said Attack might win you goals but defence wins you titles 🤨

[@ThePaddockF1]

I suggest reading Carlos book Quite Leadership. He explained his philosophy there

[@Onkgomoditse_T]

Good vibes forever 😂😂😂

[@KaushikAdhikari]

Classical Italian football ⚽️

[@spagoot]

bros lost

[@Igorilianu]

Gotta love when hipster football gets dunked on, I despise city and fraudiola

[@luisespinoza3877]

Its why i never rave about players in city or arsenal as much as i do with players from other teams…system players vs players who play their own football

[@timmyjoshua276]

Bruh madrid parked the train I didnt know the technicality la Liga boast of is playing like westham

[@trevorstatham4451]

​@@timmyjoshua276correct 😂😂

[@zackizelalem3666]

If playing like westham gets u to a semi final i think every team should play like westham😂😂

[@timmyjoshua276]

@@zackizelalem3666 it didnt it was pens 50/50 it still failed unless the tactic is to beat every team in a penalty shoot out then applaud it, all am saying is don't get overhyped by this from a neutral perspective you got away with one

[@zackizelalem3666]

@timmyjoshua276 it did work they won the penalty if your team have to play defensively for a game then play it like the best defensive team lol all the passing possession gets u nowhere if u don't score a goal

[@SoubhikMajumdar]

The divine eyebrow

[@PRyder-eb4qi]

Congrats to the farmers league fir having 2 clubs in the semi final

[@NateMegOfficial]

Neither of which won the league

[@unholyxeras8182]

It's almost as if the bundesliga is more competitive than people think it is

[@crimsonbat5000]

Real Madrid are the protagonist team in a disney sports movie

[@Maul505]

Difference between madrid and city is that madrid is owned by the fans not an oil baron

[@juanantoniobardonsanchez3487]

WELCOME TO RELATIONISM ZEALAND ❤

[@BUY_YT_Views_527]

I'm hooked on your channel.

[@MrMMAJER]

I'm not going to say Jude was lying, maybe he was talking about the offensive side. But during the game it didn't look like they had much freedom while defending, in fact, they all looked like having a VERY organized and disciplined defensive tactic. Knowing how to coordinately press and who and when, come on. I think that the motivation side of Carlo is a big factor too, I mean, he is able to convince his high profile Superstar players to give their backs to the way of playing that they probably prefer, and produce in a highly demanding and high working rate defensive performances. Just in order to get the win. That's brilliance.

[@andredetoni897]

I think Jude was talking about offence only to be fair. It's impossible to play at a high level with a disorganized team, especially on defense, you're gonna get shredded. I think he was talking about how in a system like Pep's the game's almost scientific. There are 18 zones on the pitch, one of you, and only one, must occupy a certain zone at all times. You learn that, and you don't even have to think when breaking a press, because you know your teammate will be there, and he knows someone else will open up. Ancelotti's teams play with much more positional freedom, some call it relational play, where players move around the pitch creating plays by having chemistry and individual brilliance.

[@langletprolet8378]

Generally Ancelotti’s philosophy is freedom of expression in attack and structured in defense. Obviously in this specific game vs City as they don’t have most of the ball the defense part is more in focus and everyone sticks to the game plan.

[@armavir740]

I just realized I've never heard Bellingham speak before now

[@StandardRossoneri]

The power of running is more unstoppable

[@Caraviaggio]

Carletto ❤

[@tomekkaminski2677]

I love real madrid

[@careychurchillkenarthur5478]

That's how i play my football manager.... Get the best players and f**king win. No complex tactics, simple does it

[@eavyeavy2864]

All comment about free style ignoring player material only rm-level have. Literally only vibe but rm pr cover his rear

[@nkosanamakhubela2586]

Love to see that small Oil club owned as usual😂😂

[@VikramSingh-fw8hb]

Evil empire barely beaten on pens by an older bigger empire

[@freakindamnshiki]

"anda bater, tu bates bem caralho, se falhares que se foda" words to live by xD

[@bydirzz]

plot armor

[@ThomasYoung-rq7pq]

ancelotti and pep reminds me of the difference between how lollujo and zealand play football manager in the network game

[@TerryLoughran]

Bitcoin and Madrid in the same video BOOM!!!

[@kidrifindo8642]

Hello mr Zealand please review the AFC u23 asian cup especially the Indonesia vs Yordania game that goal from marcelino rizky ridho and witan sulaeman is Europe esque goal in asian stage Please i want to know your thoughts!

[@ajprop99]

Peps football is anything but aesthetically pleasing. Its an abomination that could kill interest in the game if it isnt stamped out

[@ashtonndlovu9470]

It's what anti football Americans think football is

[@yesyes5515]

He learned from Sacchi what did you expect

[@Luismayer77]

And they are getting Xabi Alonso

[@SamButler22]

I just hope it's the start of a bottle. Lose to Chelsea in the cup this weekend, that knocks their confidence and Arsenal takes the title. And if we're being outlandish, why not Coventry wins the cup

[@KhalidElMouloudi]

Wait until Alonso gets to Madrid, Europe will weep

[@eldinovm8077]

bayern munich being a machine is the reason carletto didn’t work at the club

[@mortiphago]

green lights when

[@eavyeavy2864]

You mispelled The power of perez wallet but thats facism PR for you

[@isaac15752]

i have quite the opposite oppinion, i think peps football is terrible to watch, its everything but pleasing to the eye, winigers just holding the ball passing sideways 24/7 isnt what im paying to watch, and will never call that a team that is the best at anything, specially knowing how much shady practices that team does to sustain that ''level'' of football

[@sackball64]

Hala Madrid 🤍 No need to hate us, Zealand.

[@wolfmax7307]

I think I never heard Bellingham speak before 😂

[@ashtonndlovu9470]

"match fixing" meme is when I 1st heard him😂

[@akunwanneprosper7016]

Because they haven't met in finals or one legged affair 😂 😂 😂

[@deadlyz97]

Go for a run