On the other hand, when he succeeds, critics are often ready with arguments such as the owner’s financial strength, or the quality of the players themselves being responsible for the success.Įmerging from this maze of obstacles and being counted as one of the game’s legends takes an indomitable will, a knack of spotting talent, sound tactical acumen, and most importantly, the ability to motivate the players to perform to the best of their capabilities. When things go wrong, the manager is often the one who has to bear the brunt, even though it may not be his fault. Excelling in this multifaceted job is no child’s play. He has to do all of this while juggling an owner focused on maintaining the budget, and fans intent on seeing their team succeed to no end. He decides the starting XI, the strategies and tactics to be used in each match, who has to be left out, and who has to be promoted. The job of a manager is virtually limitless. In the 125 years of league football, no manager has won a league title, a domestic cup, a continental club championship, an intercontinental club championship, a continental national championship, and the World Cup. This SportsAspire post lists some of the greatest and most successful soccer managers of all time.
Soccer has seen countless managers modify the malleable game into innumerable forms, and enjoy sustained success.
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