How come even a shit tier Italian manager can win the premier league but no Englishman can?
>>67435945
Because "GET STUCK IN THERE LAD" is the extent of their tactical knowledge.
>>67436020
Ignorant amerfiat. They also know how to get fullbacks to bomb on and put it in the mixer.
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>>67435945
Dunno.
Englishmen don't get a chance at the top level
Look at Tim Sherwood. Highest win percentage of any spurs manager ever and at the end of the season gets sacked because some meme tier jf who can't even speak English is available
>>67436147
>Tim Sherwood
>>67435945
they are utter shit
The last great english manager was Arry, and if arry can't win in we may need to wait for at least 10 more years until someone steps if up
Is Pardew a prem champ material? Maybe not but I do like his style. Hell I rated him better than Big Sam or Pulis
>>67435945
Cultural differences between managers and owners.
Englishmen aren't as good comunicator as meds, germans and so on. In the end they do not appeal to owners that aren't used to english culture, they might sim either too tame or too obnoxious.
Therefore british coaches end up most often in team owned by british people (which are often very small).
As of today there's only 3 english coachs and a welsh.:
>Eddie Howe, Bornemouth
>Alan pardew: Crystal palace
>Sam Allardyce: Sunderland
>Tny Pulis: West Brom
Gary Neville or Paul Scholes will do it with Manchester
>>67436561
two welsh*
>Mark Hughes, Stoke
>>67436048
Don't forget lump it to the big man.
English perspective: too many bloody jfs
International perspective: English managers can't communicate to squads that do not have many English/British players in them. Example: Pulis does well because he always has a lot of British lads in his teams that understand his style of play.
honestly it looks like English coaching roles are only given to ex-players and ex-players in the English system are all typically lower class and less educated. In Italy and other European countries you don't get that stigma
>>67436857
He's got good feet for a big man tbf
>>67437073
Serie A has always been a very tactical league, so players pick thing up from managers. That's how legacies were created (Sacchi, Trappatoni, Capello, Lippi etc.) are all very highly looked at and role-models. The English haven't had this for a while, hence English managers like Howe and Rodgers adopting a continental style and looking at Guardiola amongst others. I honestly can't think of an influential English manager since Brian Clough.
>>67436121
actually believe it or not most players just walk in that zone
>>67437763
totally agree
