| Many have cited the way Rafael Benitez
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| | talent. As a coach, Benitez has one goal;
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| handles his strategy as unorthodox but
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| | and that is to continually improve his
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| brilliant (as the two are so often
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| | team. That cannot be done, he argues,
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| linked) and, while few are as willing to
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| | without trying to find who is available
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| take the chances he does, all have to
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| | and see what they can do. This thinking
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| admit that his particular brand of
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| | is simple but aggressive, and marks him
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| thinking suits him well; leading him to
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| | suite different than his fellow coaches.
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| an impressive record. But what makes him
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| | He places an emphasis on team, rather
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| seem so strange when compared to other
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| | than one player. Many teams will have a
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| coaches? What earns him so much debate
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| | definite "star" and try to build
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| and admiration? It is quite simple,
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| | strategies around that individual.
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| really: he refuses to stay content.
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| | Benitez does not. Instead, he calls for
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| Yes, yes, we know: all coaches want the
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| | team effort and support. No footballer is
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| best for their teams and will seek it
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| | to rank above another (whether he's a
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| out. But, at the same time, there is a
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| | star player or not), simply because this
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| certain level of complacency that occurs
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| | does nothing to help the overall goal of
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| when a team becomes successful. Players
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| | becoming better. Players work best
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| and coaches alike will believe their
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| | together, not separated by rankings of
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| method has been perfected and that they
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| | who is supposedly the best. And this type
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| should do nothing to change it. After
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| | of thinking borders on the shocking in
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| all, why tamper with something that has
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| | the sports' world, because so few will
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| proven to work?
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| | dare to do it.
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| They will refuse to look at other ideas
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| | But, in truth, Benitez offers a common
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| because they are worried of destroying
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| | sense approach to football: a team cannot
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| the success they have created.
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| | think themselves perfect; there is always
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| Benitez is the opposite of this. He
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| | room for improvement; no player is
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| willingly seeks out change. There is no
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| | guaranteed to be safe to change; and no
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| one who boasts a roster that is more
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| | player puts himself above the good of the
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| constantly updated, fixed or completely
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| | team. With this, he's managed to create a
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| reorganized as he does. And there is no
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| | strategy that works... and succeeds.
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| one who will more actively look for new
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