“We know we have a good group.
But it was still the most eye-popping result of the season for Marsch’s team. I care about it. Rechtes Mittelfeld
When Salzburg beat Genk 6-2 in the Austrian club's first Champions … A section of the USMNT fan base may lament that Marsch isn’t the national team coach, but the fact of the matter is he’s just where he should be right now in his career. But the team doesn’t fear anyone.”Jesse Marsch: 'At Salzburg, I'm not treated like an American coach'Jesse Marsch at Anfield, where an expletive-ridden half-time team talk inspired his team to score three second-half goals before losing 4-3. The Racine, Wis., native is 45, and European club soccer—especially the UEFA Champions League—is the greatest test of any soccer coach in the world, far more so than coaching any national team.
Takumi Minamino added a second Salzburg goal in the 56th minute, and then emerging teenage star forward Erling Haaland—who’d come on in the second half after spending several days recovering from sickness—made it 3-3 just four minutes later.After the equalizer, Marsch raced down the sideline like a young José Mourinho at Old Trafford to celebrate with his players, an instant GIF that will live on in social media forever.“Even as we celebrated the third goal that I was down for, we talked about concentration. He got to see a Liverpool game at Anfield, and afterward he snuck down to the field and picked up some soil to take home with him.“I still have it in a box in my house,” he said on Wednesday, smiling. Hier bin ich total zufrieden.“In seiner aktiven Karriere spielte Marsch in den USA für D.C. United, Chicago Fire und CD Chivas. But Bradley’s time on the job was ill-fated: Marsch says Bradley’s difficult time at Swansea was a factor in the decision to take the assistant job at Leipzig. He tells them they’re showing too much respect for their opponent, in this case the reigning champions of Europe.
€ At the end of the game, Marsch hugged every Salzburg player and coach in sight as they thanked their traveling fans, who gave them a lengthy standing ovation.Marsch may be in his first season as a head coach in Europe, but he’s already in uncharted waters for an American soccer coach. The goal right before half was big for us, because it gave us a chance to go in at halftime and talk about a couple things and come out and push as hard as we could.”That’s exactly what happened. “Tuesday is a big night for us,” he said. Two years later he was hired as head coach of New York Red Bulls. It has helped me be better at my job, but it’s also helped the perception of me here.”Marsch’s sensitivity to perception brings his American background into focus just as acutely as that half-time speech at Anfield. Cookies gewährleisten den vollen Funktionsumfang unseres Angebots, ermöglichen die Personalisierung von Inhalten und können für die Ausspielung von Werbung oder zu Analysezwecken gesetzt werden. It’s been three years working my butt off to learn the language.
“A year in the Bundesliga as an assistant and working under Ralf Rangnick gave me a little bit more to put in my back pocket to go into the next job. Like standing across the touchline from Klopp in a Champions League game. Use of this site constitutes acceptance of our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy “I didn’t get any more today. Mein Fokus liegt nur auf Salzburg. Jesse Marsch wurde zuletzt als Trainerkandidat bei Borussia Dortmund gehandelt. Seit 2010 ist er als Trainer tätig. “Here in Austria and in Europe, they don’t take the f-word as seriously as in the States,” Marsch says with a laugh. It’s not true. Marsch won coach of the year honours in his first season in New York, guiding the club to a Supporters’ Shield before falling to Columbus in the Eastern Conference finals of the MLS Cup.New York qualified for the playoffs in the next two seasons under Marsch, each time bowing out in the second round. Ehem. Nearly a minute into the half-time harangue, the manager, Red Bull Salzburg’s Jesse Marsch, shifts to his native tongue, and the uniqueness of the situation – or perhaps the American-ness – comes into focus.“They have to feel us, guys,” Marsch said to the players, who had fallen behind 3-0 in the first 40 minutes before getting a goal back. Red Bull Salzburg gets Napoli at home next on Oct. 23 and then visits Stadio San Paolo on Nov. 5.“The other result was good for us tonight,” Marsch said when asked about Salzburg’s qualification chances.