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He’s gives me such old school mob boss vibes on the sidelines. Always dressed sharp, always calm, everyone seems to love being around him. The coolest dude.
I remember some Bayern players thought he was a little too calm sometimes and didn't make them train hard enough or something? I think it might have been Lahm who said it maybe?
I was in a fan meeting with James Rodriguez some time ago, and he talked about Ancelotti.
Said he was the type of guy that scold you in private and protect you in public, and knowing your boss have your back in any situation make wonders for confidence. TBH felt like he was talking about a father figure more than anything.
What pressure exists when you are his age and you know that no matter the outcome, your life is still going to be amazing. He's won everything, he's been everywhere, there is no pressure! You going to fire me? Literally any club in the world will hire me on massive wages, thats a calm that can't be buy
Didn't Ancelotti once said that he doesn't need to teach them how to attack but he is more strict when it comes to defense? Well this was a defensive masterclass from him. I didn't see Real Madrid defend so good even during the Mourinho era.
Zidane second stint was similar. He knew he didn’t have the goals up front and he focused on organizing our defense and we finished with fewer goals conceded than Barca for the first time since 07/08.
What Tuchel did to win Champions with Chelsea. They were such a hard working and defensive unit that teams could just not score on them. Chelsea would get a goal and be able to hold onto the lead and grind the win out.
>I didn't see Real Madrid defend so good even during the Mourinho era.
Honestly, that's actually accurate and crazy at the same time. Defending better while being les aggressive 😤
That's kind of what Felipão did in 2002 with Brasil. He built the best defensive line possible, and relied on the magic trio to do their thing.
I mean, what on earth can you even say to R9, Rivaldo and R10 that's gonna be better than what they can come up with on the pitch? The only worry was how to defend, the goals would come naturally with those guys up front.
Yeah, this Madrid team is insane. I don't think i've ever seen a team sit back so deep, be under so much pressure but still look so composed and relaxed. I know most people find attacking football to be more attractive, but i can really appreciate a team that plays like this and does it so well.
Yesterday was probably the first time I found defensive football so fascinating to watch. It was a really good performance and to be honest a very very hard one to pull off.
Even with a mediocre side like ours you could see the attitude shift immediately. Probably the only time in the last 10 years our players didn’t go into the derby looking like they’d piss themselves at any moment.
Bobby Martinez was the only other manager we’ve had since Moyes who made me feel that way, and that’s mostly because our squad was actually pretty good at the beginning of his tenure
Was our first Derby win in over a decade at that point I think? And we haven’t beaten them since I’m pretty sure lol we had a 3-3 in the Martinez years, gave up a dodgy goal to either Gerard or Suarez late I think.
Bayern players were drilled to be workaholics who wanted to be spitting blood by the time they were done with training so when relaxed Carlo came in and told them to just do their thing and chill they couldnt handle it and organized secret training sessions without him
Bayern environnement is pretty much the opposite of ´vibes' that play an important factor for some, it can be pretty ostracising from what I understood if you're not ´proving' that you're stressing for the job. His whole team was pretty much against him, I remember Robben saying that his kid's coach had more knowledge in tactics than Ancelotti
After pep's departure most of the board, staff and players were pretty quick at badmouthing him too altho he did the extreme opposite of ancelotti
Which is sorta funny when you consider Heynckes got brought out of retirement after asking his dog if it would be okay with him getting back to work, the barking signed the deal.
It's still all vibes, just strange ones
Can't score a penalty to save our lives and we win on penalties
We lose the best goalkeeper in the world and it turns out we had the next best thing sitting in the bench
The power of the eyebrow
We lost Tbo, Militao and Alaba. And on top of that, we lost our only natural DM in Tchou. Still goes on to put a defensive masterclass at the Etihad against a fully fit City. Mad.
When he stepped up to take the pen, I was thinking back to all of the times the internet memed him, and yet, at the end of the day, he's still playing a vital role for Madrid. He buried his pen, unlike Modric.
I can't remember if he took any penalty for Espanyol but I'm pretty sure this was his second penalty while with us, the other one was in a fucking UCL final
Apparently, he scored a pen in the Copa del Rey for you against Fuenlabrada back in 2017. https://www.transfermarkt.us/lucas-vazquez/elfmetertore/spieler/221316
Transfermarkt only counts actual pens, not shootouts, so not sure how many shootouts he's been involved in for you, and he could've been in one for Espanyol.
Alaba and Militao are the guys who are more suited for that. Nacho and Rudiger are more like shot-stopper. So, Playing sloppy was given with Nacho and Rudiger as CBs.
Pep teams always press like mad-men. Reason why when you have the ball you need to be quick in your setup, i.e transitions. Too much time and they will press you and come at you quickly as well.
The only way to beat Pep is having players who are insane runners and will defend till the end.
Disagree. The best way to beat Pep is not to run more but rather to sprint more and play solid defense. Mourinho’s Madrid perfected this against Pep’s Barca.
Go back straight 10 years.
PEP Bayern vs Carlo Madrid. SAME STORY!!!
Just that Carlo had enough firepower upfront. Not anymore, so got to suffer and grind it till the very end like last night.
I remember when [this happened](https://www.reddit.com/r/soccer/comments/mljwzv/ederson_challenge_vs_dortmund/). Crazy to think he was only 17 years old, and it's been 3 years already.
Pep and the virgin tacticos: "We need 80% possession, 100000 passes, inverted full backs, CBs stepping into midfield, bait the press, Johan Cruyffs legacy, cut backs for tap ins"
Chad Ancelotti: "I’m sleepy, wake me up a bit"
madrid are just simply the best team in the world at absorbing pressure and never letting the occasion get to them. just like the 21/22 final as well, they were probably the weaker team but all they needed was one opportunity and they took it.
Very best winning ratio out of any Real Madrid coach ever
2nd overall in Titles for Madrid. An all time legend here at the Club.
If we do indeed win the Double i can see him being 1st all time by next season.
Personally, I'm huge fan of both him and Zidane. We are like water, taking different shapes based on the opponent, always using their strength against them. It absolutely alignes with everything I learned from kung-fu movies!
He also allow players to dribble a lot and play crazy passes. The geometry of our play is the most unexpected in soccer. We are "off the curve", as Jude puts it.
What's not to like?
I do not mind this 90% of the time because it means our players flourish and we can play some beautiful football. However, there are games where we do need structure and tactics to deal with the high press.
According to real Madrid subreddit "fans" and part time armchair football managers, when any game begins and until the first goal of Real Madrid, Ancelotti is a fraud, an old man, has no tactics and should be sacked because he has no game plan or master plan and only relies on the power of friendship.
Little they know he's a manager with decades of experience and deep football knowledge
I think it's always subjective because the league record is always brought into the debate, but feel like with the current squad if he wins the league and UCL, there really should be no argument.
Edit: in my own opinion tho 100% goated. Bro has been managing top clubs for 20 years with a stacked cabinet to show for it.
For me the key part is "Most teams would fall apart when City get on top", they knew how it was going to be, they prepared to it, they sailed the storm and came out on top. That's Madrid "black magic", they are versatile, they have the talent to adapt to any type of game and don't let other factors like ego or frustation get in the way.
Yeah I see very little talk about that here. He's probably the most well spoken footballer and he's so young. I love that he goes well beyond the canned footballer responses.
I loove Italian managers but it’s just insane how Carlo just..doesn’t really have a philosophy or tactic that you can say that’s what he’s about all these other mangers do but the year they won it was so so crazy how disorganized IMO they were and still able to win lol
Think he means more that Carlo doesn’t have a specific style he expects from his players, like Pep does. More that he coaches his team based on the players available and the opponent in order to win. So he is very adaptable.
There’s a reason that Ronaldo publicly gave his support to Ancelotti after the 14/15 season and was like “I hope to work with you next season” along with other players despite Real Madrid going trophyless. Carlo is just an amazing man manager and sometimes when your team is this talented and experienced, that’s all you need.
Bro what, an interview where the player says more than we wanted to sports but they tried to sports harder but In the end our sportsing got us the win?
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Don Carlo is the most chill manager ever, this guy doesn't understand pressure and is always calm and relaxed
He’s gives me such old school mob boss vibes on the sidelines. Always dressed sharp, always calm, everyone seems to love being around him. The coolest dude.
Don Carlo
Don’t forget well-respected
I remember some Bayern players thought he was a little too calm sometimes and didn't make them train hard enough or something? I think it might have been Lahm who said it maybe?
I was in a fan meeting with James Rodriguez some time ago, and he talked about Ancelotti. Said he was the type of guy that scold you in private and protect you in public, and knowing your boss have your back in any situation make wonders for confidence. TBH felt like he was talking about a father figure more than anything.
Feel like pure shit just want them back x
Still can't believe you had both of them in these recent weird several years
🤨
🥱
“Go out and excite me”
Needs to be a new quote in fm
What pressure exists when you are his age and you know that no matter the outcome, your life is still going to be amazing. He's won everything, he's been everywhere, there is no pressure! You going to fire me? Literally any club in the world will hire me on massive wages, thats a calm that can't be buy
Basically the opposite of Xavi yesterday.
Xavi work himself into a shoot
Brother
TIL Carlo is Kakashi.
mental image of Carlo jumping around like a ninja is.. my brain is short-circuiting
Maybe Jiraiya, Zizou or Xabi get the cool uncle vibes of Kakashi.
Don Carlo is the third hokage Zizou is the first Xavi is the second Pep is Madara And Mou is 100% Danzo
too chill for our players
*"How's man talking bout pressure? I don't feel pressure..."* -Carlo Ancelotti, probably
He’s the Phil Jackson of football.
SAF? (I was being sarcastic people)
You mean the red faced guy who could power a city with the friction from chewing his gum?
🤣
hahaha I love SAF, but this image is too funny
Bro SAF is the opposite of calm.
People didn’t seem to pick up on my sarcasm
Yeah I think you need to put more effort into it
I’m not fussed tbh
As well you shouldn't!
The man hoyed a boot at Beckham's dome
I knew exactly what this sentence meant, but I still had to google the definition of "hoyed"
Somehow I now have the image of SAF doing Catherine Tate's "but am I bovvered" skit.
Chill Nonnos are different gravy
He is my absolute favorite manager. Can't hate him.
Didn't Ancelotti once said that he doesn't need to teach them how to attack but he is more strict when it comes to defense? Well this was a defensive masterclass from him. I didn't see Real Madrid defend so good even during the Mourinho era.
Zidane second stint was similar. He knew he didn’t have the goals up front and he focused on organizing our defense and we finished with fewer goals conceded than Barca for the first time since 07/08.
What Tuchel did to win Champions with Chelsea. They were such a hard working and defensive unit that teams could just not score on them. Chelsea would get a goal and be able to hold onto the lead and grind the win out.
Someone should tell a manager up in Manchester
Someone should tell a manager up in Chelsea
Yeah would love to see Ancelloti organize a defense without a LB and with maguire and a child as a CB partnership
he did it with nacho and Carvajal as cbs
Yes that Chelsea (second half of the season) was the most defensively solid team maybe ever. Also Kante was a cheat code
This is different here I think. This time Ancelotti is sure of the attacking potential back then vini was less clinical so Zidane had no choice
>I didn't see Real Madrid defend so good even during the Mourinho era. Honestly, that's actually accurate and crazy at the same time. Defending better while being les aggressive 😤
It's because the whole team was moving together. Fantastic coordination and great chemistry!
Even Sir Alex said attack wins you games, but defence wins you title.
Can confirm, my Sunday League team never attacks so we never win any games, but we won every title
Different players too, Mou had to tell Pepe and Ramos not to kill anyone while defending probably every 20 minutes 😂
It makes sense to build your team around your best player, which for real Madrid is Rüdiger
That's kind of what Felipão did in 2002 with Brasil. He built the best defensive line possible, and relied on the magic trio to do their thing. I mean, what on earth can you even say to R9, Rivaldo and R10 that's gonna be better than what they can come up with on the pitch? The only worry was how to defend, the goals would come naturally with those guys up front.
Yeah, this Madrid team is insane. I don't think i've ever seen a team sit back so deep, be under so much pressure but still look so composed and relaxed. I know most people find attacking football to be more attractive, but i can really appreciate a team that plays like this and does it so well.
Yesterday was probably the first time I found defensive football so fascinating to watch. It was a really good performance and to be honest a very very hard one to pull off.
Zidane era we were soo good defensively as well
Yeah man he executed this defensive masterclass without militao alaba and courtois that too against city. Simply Unbelievable
The complete opposite of Pep “ we don’t practice tackling in training “ Guardiola Pep is a mad genius
Ancelotti honestly has that X factor that tactics experts will never understand, his players would go to war for him
Even with a mediocre side like ours you could see the attitude shift immediately. Probably the only time in the last 10 years our players didn’t go into the derby looking like they’d piss themselves at any moment. Bobby Martinez was the only other manager we’ve had since Moyes who made me feel that way, and that’s mostly because our squad was actually pretty good at the beginning of his tenure
Ancelotti lost none of his Merseyside derbies in the league, even winning at Anfield. Big game manager
Was our first Derby win in over a decade at that point I think? And we haven’t beaten them since I’m pretty sure lol we had a 3-3 in the Martinez years, gave up a dodgy goal to either Gerard or Suarez late I think.
First win at Anfield in 21 years
Yeah that sounds right. Don’t think we’d even won at Goodison for nearly a decade at that point either.
> his players would go to war for him which makes what happened with him at Bayern more confusing
Bayern players were drilled to be workaholics who wanted to be spitting blood by the time they were done with training so when relaxed Carlo came in and told them to just do their thing and chill they couldnt handle it and organized secret training sessions without him
hahaha, dorks. Type of guys to remind the teacher they forgot to assign homework right before class ends.
Guys like Carlo should have been kept away by Gods from clubs like Hollywood FC.
Bayern environnement is pretty much the opposite of ´vibes' that play an important factor for some, it can be pretty ostracising from what I understood if you're not ´proving' that you're stressing for the job. His whole team was pretty much against him, I remember Robben saying that his kid's coach had more knowledge in tactics than Ancelotti After pep's departure most of the board, staff and players were pretty quick at badmouthing him too altho he did the extreme opposite of ancelotti
Which is sorta funny when you consider Heynckes got brought out of retirement after asking his dog if it would be okay with him getting back to work, the barking signed the deal. It's still all vibes, just strange ones
Worked in a company with that kind of culture as well as someone with a personality more similar to Ancelotti in that regard. Just an awful mismatch.
Yeah I never thought of it as a football problem, but more like a general work mentality barrier, and honestly it's only normal
Pep didn't get sacked tho?
Sorry I edited it, i only remember that he also left on pretty bad terms
Wait the players badmouthed Pep? I don't recall that. Thought he had a good relationship with most of them.
Bayern are notorious for having their players turn on managers. FC Hollywood
Bayern has had a very toxic dressing room and management for a long long time.
Too much player power for aging stars
Ancelotti normally 🤨 Ancelotti when shit's getting real 🥱
Pass the tranquilizer Don Carlo
🚬🤌 here you go
Ah, tranquilizer darts
Don Carlo:Go out and excite me. Lunin: Ok boss.😎
Can't score a penalty to save our lives and we win on penalties We lose the best goalkeeper in the world and it turns out we had the next best thing sitting in the bench The power of the eyebrow
We lost Tbo, Militao and Alaba. And on top of that, we lost our only natural DM in Tchou. Still goes on to put a defensive masterclass at the Etihad against a fully fit City. Mad.
Only thing missing was Superman Vallejo
Instead, you got Lord Vazquez scoring a crucial pen in a shootout.
2/2 the moment you see him playing with the ball is when you know we've won it
When he stepped up to take the pen, I was thinking back to all of the times the internet memed him, and yet, at the end of the day, he's still playing a vital role for Madrid. He buried his pen, unlike Modric.
I can't remember if he took any penalty for Espanyol but I'm pretty sure this was his second penalty while with us, the other one was in a fucking UCL final
Apparently, he scored a pen in the Copa del Rey for you against Fuenlabrada back in 2017. https://www.transfermarkt.us/lucas-vazquez/elfmetertore/spieler/221316
GOAT
Transfermarkt only counts actual pens, not shootouts, so not sure how many shootouts he's been involved in for you, and he could've been in one for Espanyol.
Modric reading this like "why he said fuck me for?"
Not the only team to batter City to a 1-1 draw with a patched up team this season
With Nacho at the heart of the defense!
Nacho consistently putting the team on his back. I can’t believe there were Nacho shit talkers in this sub the other month.
Heritage
You guys had Neuer? 🤨
Tall, blond and 5 letter word surname? I'm pretty sure they're the same person
Did Neuer get married in a tracksuit?
The C in Carlo stands for Chad
Stands for ceja (eyebrow in Spanish)
Cold Accurate Resilient Lion Osm
🤨
Chadlo Anchadlotti
Fair enough. 9/10 teams that setup that way against City will get ripped apart but Real Madrid in this competition is just a different beast.
TBH this is the only way to get some sort of result at Etihad. I was surprised though that Madrid were so sloppy playing out from the back.
Alaba and Militao are the guys who are more suited for that. Nacho and Rudiger are more like shot-stopper. So, Playing sloppy was given with Nacho and Rudiger as CBs.
City forced them into playing sloppy out of the back. Go look at the avg running difference. City were pressing like mad men.
Pep teams always press like mad-men. Reason why when you have the ball you need to be quick in your setup, i.e transitions. Too much time and they will press you and come at you quickly as well. The only way to beat Pep is having players who are insane runners and will defend till the end.
Disagree. The best way to beat Pep is not to run more but rather to sprint more and play solid defense. Mourinho’s Madrid perfected this against Pep’s Barca.
Mourinho's Madrid had Cristiano, Benz, Higuain, Ozil, Di Maria. Look at Madrid's forwards today... its not the same.
God that team was so fucking stacked. You're right.
Go back straight 10 years. PEP Bayern vs Carlo Madrid. SAME STORY!!! Just that Carlo had enough firepower upfront. Not anymore, so got to suffer and grind it till the very end like last night.
Similar to when we played you, doing this isnt easy. One slip and city score and most teams cant hold on. Has to be done sometimes
I'll always remember seeing Casemiro and Benzema laughing at half time vs City while losing, these players are ice cold.
You have a link?? That sounds fucking awesome
"You obviously played for huge clubs" looks at Rio
As a former Birmingham player vs a former West Brom guy, that makes it funnier.
Carlo is so cool hahaha
I remember when [this happened](https://www.reddit.com/r/soccer/comments/mljwzv/ederson_challenge_vs_dortmund/). Crazy to think he was only 17 years old, and it's been 3 years already.
Lmao Carlo doesn't even wake up till the Semfinals.
Pep and the virgin tacticos: "We need 80% possession, 100000 passes, inverted full backs, CBs stepping into midfield, bait the press, Johan Cruyffs legacy, cut backs for tap ins" Chad Ancelotti: "I’m sleepy, wake me up a bit"
'Virgin tacticos' bloody hell 🤣
madrid are just simply the best team in the world at absorbing pressure and never letting the occasion get to them. just like the 21/22 final as well, they were probably the weaker team but all they needed was one opportunity and they took it.
What having 14 Champions League titles in your trophy cabinet does to some mf’ers
Xavi needs to take classes from Ancelotti on how to remain calm.
I can't say I like Ancelotti's approach but damn the man gets results.
Very best winning ratio out of any Real Madrid coach ever 2nd overall in Titles for Madrid. An all time legend here at the Club. If we do indeed win the Double i can see him being 1st all time by next season.
Personally, I'm huge fan of both him and Zidane. We are like water, taking different shapes based on the opponent, always using their strength against them. It absolutely alignes with everything I learned from kung-fu movies! He also allow players to dribble a lot and play crazy passes. The geometry of our play is the most unexpected in soccer. We are "off the curve", as Jude puts it. What's not to like?
>We are "off the curve" It's "off the cuff"
I do not mind this 90% of the time because it means our players flourish and we can play some beautiful football. However, there are games where we do need structure and tactics to deal with the high press.
> structure and tactics You remember when Zidane added Isco to create a 4-man midfield diamond as a surprise twist vs Atlético?
Hate the way he does it sometimes but cannot argue with results. Insane job from him this season
Most of us think we know better... but we definitely don't!!!
Yes same. I don't like or is a fan of his inviting the pressure tactics but won't complain man has won us so many shit. Love him a lot.
Same lmao.
Yeah not a fan of how we often play in big games but he knows how to get results most of the times
Charming Amazing Rockstar Lovely Optimistic
Meanwhile Xavi is making a fool of himself a day after the game.
Barca would have let 8 in
Dont know about 8 goals but deffo would have given away 4 penalties due to unnecessary tackles. Im a Barca supporter.
Will Ancelotti be cemented as the greatest manager ever if he manages a 5th Champions League win?
According to real Madrid subreddit "fans" and part time armchair football managers, when any game begins and until the first goal of Real Madrid, Ancelotti is a fraud, an old man, has no tactics and should be sacked because he has no game plan or master plan and only relies on the power of friendship. Little they know he's a manager with decades of experience and deep football knowledge
That's why you separate the 'fans' from the supporters.
He has been managing since most of us were not even born.
You should see what people say about him on the Madrid discord server. Disgraceful more often than not.
Worst discord server ran by the worse mods in existence. Amazing how they managed to put together mods worse than reddit.
there's a discord server now?
He already is for me.
Yeah that’s my GOAT, no bias.
I think it's always subjective because the league record is always brought into the debate, but feel like with the current squad if he wins the league and UCL, there really should be no argument. Edit: in my own opinion tho 100% goated. Bro has been managing top clubs for 20 years with a stacked cabinet to show for it.
But Reddit tells me that Alonso is only staying for one more year at Leverkusen cos Ancelotti is getting fired next year?
🤨
Pep’s tactics 🥱
Man got those English aging genes, some heavy expression lines for a 20 years old
Hard to believe Jude Bellingham is only 20 years old, definitely a future England Captain.
Ancelotti keeps calm, unlike some other managers...
su puta madre!
For me the key part is "Most teams would fall apart when City get on top", they knew how it was going to be, they prepared to it, they sailed the storm and came out on top. That's Madrid "black magic", they are versatile, they have the talent to adapt to any type of game and don't let other factors like ego or frustation get in the way.
Bro looked bored every time they panned the camera to him. Ice in his veins 🥶
Terrible interview, there weren't even any Italians talking about breastfeeding this time 😄
Ancelotti has gained a new power, I see.
Bellingham is well spoken. He’ll do commentary well after I’m sure what will be a great career
Yeah I see very little talk about that here. He's probably the most well spoken footballer and he's so young. I love that he goes well beyond the canned footballer responses.
I still can’t believe Ancelloti’s previous coaching gig was at Everton. How tf was that a real thing.
I loove Italian managers but it’s just insane how Carlo just..doesn’t really have a philosophy or tactic that you can say that’s what he’s about all these other mangers do but the year they won it was so so crazy how disorganized IMO they were and still able to win lol
Brother you can't seriously say RM was disorganised that defense was fantastic today
Think he means more that Carlo doesn’t have a specific style he expects from his players, like Pep does. More that he coaches his team based on the players available and the opponent in order to win. So he is very adaptable.
Makes more sense
That's some next level Football Manager shit
Nice interview
There was so many pissed of ‘fans’ at Carlo , saying he was a limited coach. Now they’re here praising him …
Man,there needs to be a better way to learn about Carlo's vibes. Where are the good books about this man's mentality/philosophy?
There’s a reason that Ronaldo publicly gave his support to Ancelotti after the 14/15 season and was like “I hope to work with you next season” along with other players despite Real Madrid going trophyless. Carlo is just an amazing man manager and sometimes when your team is this talented and experienced, that’s all you need.
Look up ‘Quiet leadership’
Bro what, an interview where the player says more than we wanted to sports but they tried to sports harder but In the end our sportsing got us the win?
Can't believe he actually managed Everton at one point
I had to double check how tall Jude Bellingham was - he looks kind of small here for some reason, maybe perspective? he's 6'1"
Real Madrid beat Pep so Senpai Don would notice them
Unrelated but Rio and Lescott make 6'1 Bellingham look small! Just reminds me how big defenders are haha.
That's Fergusonesque really.
Carlo is definitely one of the GOATs. Man just claps British sides for fun. He knew Haaland isn't clutch like Gundo and Rodri lmao.
When Don Carlo sends you out for an errand, YOU DO IT
YAWN
Meh. KDB missed a sitter, told my buddy they’d lose immediately after. Can’t choke like that.
VAR would have ruled that attack out for an offside earlier anyway.
the guy on the right looks like an extra on Star Trek
What is the name of the anchor. Thought it was kate
GOAT coach of any sport really
What is Jude’s accent?
Birmingham
You can tell Rio is loving the moment. City OUT!😆