Winning a soccer match isn’t a big deal to win from a sportsmans point of view. Players have to perform, the coach will guide the teammates and the rest would be about the match performance. But what it takes to lose a match? There are the two sides which would compete, one team will win and the other will secure a loss, by small or to bigger margins. In odd cases, there would be draw between two sides.
In a competitive sports where players will perform, if its a franchise based tournament - players and the teams would have a chance to make a comeback. Winning or losing one or two matches dont make any sense. What matters most is the ability to bring forth the steady growth of performance, if one team loses - the other will surely try to make a comeback.
From a coach's point of view, there are quite so many factors where there would be a difference to make. Its not about tactics or match performance, rather than training the players to the best way possible. It is a know calculation that, to be able to win 1 match you have to practise at least 5-6 matches in a row to be successful. Success is rather hard earned than a given factors to chase on and rely on the luck.
I imagine world class managers who once were great players. They have had a wonderful career back on the time in the past. Having a career is important and thats not mandatory for players to have when starting a coaching career. These days, after the initials of the franchise based tournaments are on full speed all over the world,coaching staffs have become highly commercial.
What they wish is to have popularity and by gaining the popularity, switching on to the best leagues all across the globe. If players tend to stick to the same League, one single team wins out the race. The owner of a team appoints other players and employs the managers having a red profile. That has become a reality today.
You could see that, decades time ago or before that period - managers relied heavily on their experience and there were also possible reasons behind that. In one side, the mode of play have changed, so as the tactics which are applied on the field. Now European football style is the dominant part of the game, coaching techniques have also changed with it.
In a given day for a team to advance, my advice to the coaches would be similar to what I said in the past few blogs. Sticking to experience wont bring anything vital, rather if coaching staffs become innovative and bring on practice,they would be in the fairer side to make progress day by day.