TicTactition
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Here I am, about to delve into my first steps of management (well maybe try to), Whilst growing up since the fond age of 14, I have always had a keen interest in football but not like any normal teenager. At that time I started to take a deep interest into playing styles of teams and how their style could be adapted or changed against opposition. Most youngsters just enjoy watching their favourite teams albeit on TV or pitchside if your lucky enough to have a ticket. I, however used to analyse the stats of teams and how they would fare against others and it intrigues me to the point where I cut my playing time short to focus on the managerial side of the game, I wanted to create my own identity in playing style and I would happily go wherever I could to get my first steps into management. I would go to just about any country in the world to get on the ladder and try make a name for myself in this footballing world. I have often thought to myself what sort of manager would I be? A sort of Pep Guardiola-style trying to keep the possession from the back and fashion out chances for fun? Probably not just yet as I won't be starting with superstars who have the ability. Tony Pulis? Adapt an approach with a big robust teams who can intimidate opposition and bully them off the park and hoping to suffocate them into a defeat? I'm not sure that approach works for me as football has adapted heavily from the 80s and the modern game has moved on leaps and bounds.
I want to do what very few English managers do in the modern game and I want to eventually manage abroad if given the correct opportunity to spread my wings and gain more knowledge of the game from different countries and build up my player knowledge.
Let's apply for some jobs.
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Here I am, about to delve into my first steps of management (well maybe try to), Whilst growing up since the fond age of 14, I have always had a keen interest in football but not like any normal teenager. At that time I started to take a deep interest into playing styles of teams and how their style could be adapted or changed against opposition. Most youngsters just enjoy watching their favourite teams albeit on TV or pitchside if your lucky enough to have a ticket. I, however used to analyse the stats of teams and how they would fare against others and it intrigues me to the point where I cut my playing time short to focus on the managerial side of the game, I wanted to create my own identity in playing style and I would happily go wherever I could to get my first steps into management. I would go to just about any country in the world to get on the ladder and try make a name for myself in this footballing world. I have often thought to myself what sort of manager would I be? A sort of Pep Guardiola-style trying to keep the possession from the back and fashion out chances for fun? Probably not just yet as I won't be starting with superstars who have the ability. Tony Pulis? Adapt an approach with a big robust teams who can intimidate opposition and bully them off the park and hoping to suffocate them into a defeat? I'm not sure that approach works for me as football has adapted heavily from the 80s and the modern game has moved on leaps and bounds.
I want to do what very few English managers do in the modern game and I want to eventually manage abroad if given the correct opportunity to spread my wings and gain more knowledge of the game from different countries and build up my player knowledge.
Let's apply for some jobs.
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