Rebecca Lowe, Tim Howard. We must do alongside you here on
USA Network for our coverage all day. Today, I want to talk
and follow-on really from what Jim Begg Lynn was talking about
with Jesse marsch and I won't ask you Robbie
when we start to look at a Jesse marsch team
and of course it's still early days
when he gets the team that he really wants playing the way
that he really wants. What does that look like, describe for
us? Well, I think it would be preferably young. I think it'll
be a very coachable bunch of players.
And I think it would be incredibly energetic. I think
we've seen that already. We know that this lead Squad and
a BL sir, run a lot. What it's kind of similar maybe in
a little bit different way he describes that she is more in
control and
more position or the the world that uses.
But I think that's what you're going to see. He wants to
attack an attack quickly and then the Press comes in
the recovering the ball.
So if you think about attack, you know and don't be afraid to
make mistakes. If crosses come in or through balls go through,
it doesn't work out that's when they win the ball back. So you
just repeat that attack.
Attack recover, and that's kind of what we're starting to see.
Now in the Premier League with the quality that they face,
that's hard to deal, get into that constant Rhythm. But
that's what he wants that energy, the attacking us
and don't be afraid to make mistakes as we could win
the ball back straightaway. Tim, what can you add to that? Well,
very spot on there. From Robbie he believes in his methodology,
he believes in
if we train a certain way and we have certain patterns to our
training and Tempo to her training that will carry over
into the game. Because everybody will understand how
we want to play. I'll understand how the
In front of me, wants to play and the player behind me. So
they all have the same ideas, he wants to pass forward, play
for run forward and as you said not be afraid to make mistakes,
use that verticality. There isn't this side to side
probing? They played very, very fast tempo. As you mentioned,
very energetic, not if you're going to make your mistakes,
make them higher up, the pitch and defensively, I love the way
they play again. It's not
this haphazard running, but it is, it's straight line
defending. The Robin are used to the old days where you just
get down and you defend and you jockey and you give space there
no space. Jesse marsch wants his Defenders to run straight
through the ball, whether that's Aronson. Tyler Adams,
anybody on the pitch, runs straight through the ball.
If, if you miss, and the guy carve turns you into the next
offenders coming, and so,
they're always trying to hurry up to Tempo.
That's actually how they train. They train at a very, very high
Tempo fast speed because he wants to mimic the game. Jesse
marsch it feels when you watch them on a press conference
team, he really likes to share his knowledge and what's
interesting about Marshall, I
think four years in English football
managers have come up, just threw the game.
But Jesse Marsh has been at Princeton University studied
history, wrote a dissertation about earthquakes in
California. He has a whole different background. It Feels
Like Jesse Marsh is now more reflective of where football in
England at the highest level is going. You have to be more
than just your playing career.
Absolutely, and listen, Jesse is, as you mentioned, he's
a scholar. He's a super confident individual and he's a very
confident teacher.
I played with Jesse
good player. Hard-working midfielder, didn't like
the world Ablaze with his skills. Understood the game. He studied
the game and now
Look at his, his intellectual confidence along with
the schooling that he's had in the game's traveled, the world to
understand techniques. And coaching Styles, he's
implemented that that gives him his confidence. To comes to his
press conferences.
It comes from the touchline and clearly it's coming through to
his players. It's like a new group of managers. The likes of
grand Potter. I would include in that as well. The thinkers
Robert. Yeah I think so. And I think you're seeing it through
out that the sport actually in terms of recruitment. It's all
analytical and I think that's the way that we're going and he
certainly is one of those very comfortable with press
conferences, to talk about his philosophy. Fee what he's
trying to do,
but let's cut to right now
and he's got a big job on and this is his team,
there's some big moves
some really important players left the club he's brought in
players. That's obvious that he's worked with them before.
So the team we've really starting to look like his side
and of course we're really early in the season, it's
a really good start but if he can have a good season
and these new players can kind of thrive in this team
then that's going to be massive kudos to Jesse.