THE HERD – HOUR 3 – Argentina’s Easy World Cup Path, Top 5 NFL Head Coaches
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You're listening to Fox Sports Radio. Yeah, the Messi experience is a unique one. Everybody knows it's his last World Cup. Everybody knows he's 39 years old. He has walked 60% of the matches for Argentina. He plays every minute. He doesn't get hurt. But he kind of hovers, walks, and finds his spot. We saw a little bit of this with Erling Haaland of Norway, where he's highly efficient. Messi sort of hovers and waits for opportunities. And he's got incredible technical skill. He's got insane instincts. And, you know, this is the difference between good and great. When he gets opportunities, they're goals. There's these little crevices, like right there. There's just little tiny openings and crevices. And his score percentage on those is like there's no opening there.
Some of these goals, there's just nothing really there. And yet when he kicks it, it looks so clean and obvious. And I've told the story years ago when I watched Michael Jordan. It was in the series against the Phoenix Suns. And I was talking to somebody. I said, you know, he's not the tallest guy. He's not the best ball handler. He's not the biggest guy, the strongest guy. I said, he's a 6'6 guy, big hands, kind of slick. I'm like, he makes it look so easy. And, like, that's what the great ones do. Like, why didn't everybody complete all those little seven-yard curl routes like Tom Brady did? Brady made completing 65% of his throws against great pass rushes look so easy. Why can't everybody do what Tom Brady did?
Didn't have the biggest arm. So much of it is pre-snap. So much of it is instincts and homework. So you don't have to think much. It comes naturally to you. And that's Messi.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–10:45
2
What is the World Cup context and who are the featured guests?
10:45–18:16
3
What tactics did Thomas Tuchel propose to stop Messi?
18:16–19:51
4
Why is Spain considered a soccer superpower across youth, women’s and senior levels?
19:51–41:18
Speakers
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