UEFA B DIPLOMA. ASSISTANT MANAGER-COACH REAL MADRID WORLD
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Joined July 2019
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“Delighted and incredibly proud to have officially been awarded my UEFA B Coaching Licence! ⚽️📘
The journey has been challenging, but the learning and growth have been entirely worth it. A massive thank you to my brother and friend @collindavidmortleybsya for his support and encouragement and the fantastic group of coaches I met on the course.
I also couldn’t have done it without the support of @michaelwilliamrice @arcollins__ and @jwsportsmanagement for providing the right platform to execute my coaching abilities.
The UEFA B journey started 2023 with block 1 and 2024 with Block 2.
Excited for the next chapter in my coaching journey and putting all this into practice.
Let’s keep pushing!
It is never a coincidence that COACH AYERE's coaching journey passes through the REAL MADRID brand.
Greatness recognizes greatness.
Jose Mourinho inspiration is contagious.
Real Madrid World, Dubai GRANDEZA.
MLS had no relegation
A league without relegation can’t be competitive.
A club can go 10 matches without a win and still be in 2nd position
The best of RONALDO vs MESSI
One player won it all.
We can never witness such thing in football again
One bottle water for you
Siuuuuuuu
Cristiano Ronaldo winning the Ballon d'Or of All Time should not be a conversation! Nobody comes close to him! He’s the greatest of all time! Nonsense!!
Cc @footballandmad 🎤!!
No be Humility make Rodri win Ballon d’or over Vini
You see, in truth, one of the things that have favoured Messi is this humility. See, it has favoured him like mad. Some of the awards he has deserved or not, this is one of the reasons some journalists vote for him. You’re only going to be a hypocrite if you say it doesn’t favour him.
If he were as loud as Ronaldo, he would get the Ronaldo treatment too. You see Yamal now? He will start getting the treatment too. The system doesn’t want anyone to challenge them. Messi is like their good boy. If you doubt me, listen to how Sepp Blatter talked about him and how he talked about Ronaldo. You will also understand how he won four Ballon d’Or awards in a row back then.
See, this humility, whether it’s calculated or it’s just him being himself, has done him more good than harm. People naturally gravitate towards someone they perceive as humble. When you’re that good but you don’t constantly remind people of your achievements, they see you as someone who lets his football do the talking. That perception alone influence how people judge you, especially when journalists are involved.
And don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying Messi hasn’t earned his achievements or that his greatness is built on humility. But look at how they treat Ronaldo, always constantly trying to humble him. Look at how they treat Messi. Look at how they treat Vinicius, now look at how they treat Rodri. You have your answers.
Massive congratulations 🎉
The Flamingos soar into the quarterfinals of the @FIFAWWC #U17WC where they take on Venezuela on Sunday.
#SoarFlamingos
One of my coaching calling is to leave a Legacy in NPFL.
When that time comes
The PROACTIVE PROTAGONIST SPECIALIST will set the NPFL on fire 🔥
A movement that has never been seen before.
They’re all winners, but what makes 4 of them different is how they win.
HERE IS WHY MOURINHO IS THE PUREST FOOTBALL GENIUS AND THE ONLY BUILDER AMONG THEM.
When a coach takes over a club, I look at their past 3 seasons, but I pay closer attention to the final 2. That gives me a clear picture of the club's state before they arrived.
This is why I don’t rate Pep. Every team he has coached was already dominating their league and Europe before he walked in. At Barca, they won the UCL a season before he arrived. At Bayern, they were the best team in Europe, he actually dismantled that squad and they never reached that level again until he left. He failed there. At Man City, they won 3 league titles in 5 years, finished 2nd and 4th, and reached a UCL semifinal right before he arrived. When Pep got there, he won 3 titles in his first 5 years but couldn't get past the UCL quarterfinals in that same span.
Mourinho is completely different. He consistently overperformed and elevated every club above the standard he met. That’s why he won trophies at clubs that hadn't tasted success in 17, 20, 45, and 50 years.
Let’s start with Porto. Mourinho arrived at a team that had gone 2 seasons without a league trophy. They had qualified for the UEL instead of the UCL because they finished 5th (their first time out of the top spots in a decade). Mourinho started rebuilding, and Porto won the UEL in his first full season, followed by the UCL the next year, ending a 17 year wait for the club. No manager in football history has ever done that. To put it in context, it’s like Aston Villa winning the UCL this season.
Then he moved to Chelsea. He walked into a club undergoing a massive structural transformation in a league dominated by Man Utd and Arsenal. Chelsea went trophyless the season before his arrival, though they did finish 2nd behind Arsenal's Invincibles. In his very first season, Mourinho won the EPL in style, Chelsea's first league title in 50 years, while setting records for the fewest goals conceded and 25 clean sheets in a single season (both records still stand today). He followed that up by winning the EPL back to back.
At Inter, the club had domestic dominance but persistent European underachievements. In the 2 seasons before Mourinho arrived, they were knocked out in the Round of 16 back to back by Valencia and Liverpool. In Mourinho's first season, they were eliminated by Man Utd in the Round of 16. The very next season? He won the UCL, ending a 45 year wait for the club.
At Real Madrid, Mourinho arrived when the club couldn’t get past the Round of 16 for 7 straight years, even after signing Cristiano Ronaldo, Kaka, and Benzema. Mourinho stepped in and immediately led them to 3 consecutive UCL semifinals. He shattered Pep’s Barca dominance by winning La Liga with a record 100 points and a record 121 goals, alongside a Copa del Rey, their first in 20 years.
When he came back to Chelsea, he set records by staying top of the table from day one to the last day to win another EPL. At Man Utd, who had qualified for the UEL before he arrived, he won the UEL (something Ferguson failed to do in 4 attempts), added 2 more trophies, and became their most successful manager of the post-Ferguson era. At Spurs, he kept them at the top of the table for 4 months, their longest run in 10 years. And at Roma, he won their first ever European trophy with a negative net spend (they qualified for the UECL before he arrived), then took them to the UEL final the next season.
Xavi’s La Liga-winning Barca and Arteta’s Arsenal, both with much bigger spending budgets, played in that same UEL edition and couldn’t even reach the final but Mourinho did with Roma.
JOSE MOURINHO IS THE GREATEST COACH TO EVER GRACE A FOOTBALL PITCH.
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This is why I will always choose JOSE MOURINHO as the greatest Manager in football history
They’re all winners, but what makes 4 of them different is how they win.
HERE IS WHY MOURINHO IS THE PUREST FOOTBALL GENIUS AND THE ONLY BUILDER AMONG THEM.
When a coach takes over a club, I look at their past 3 seasons, but I pay closer attention to the final 2. That gives me a clear picture of the club's state before they arrived.
This is why I don’t rate Pep. Every team he has coached was already dominating their league and Europe before he walked in. At Barca, they won the UCL a season before he arrived. At Bayern, they were the best team in Europe, he actually dismantled that squad and they never reached that level again until he left. He failed there. At Man City, they won 3 league titles in 5 years, finished 2nd and 4th, and reached a UCL semifinal right before he arrived. When Pep got there, he won 3 titles in his first 5 years but couldn't get past the UCL quarterfinals in that same span.
Mourinho is completely different. He consistently overperformed and elevated every club above the standard he met. That’s why he won trophies at clubs that hadn't tasted success in 17, 20, 45, and 50 years.
Let’s start with Porto. Mourinho arrived at a team that had gone 2 seasons without a league trophy. They had qualified for the UEL instead of the UCL because they finished 5th (their first time out of the top spots in a decade). Mourinho started rebuilding, and Porto won the UEL in his first full season, followed by the UCL the next year, ending a 17 year wait for the club. No manager in football history has ever done that. To put it in context, it’s like Aston Villa winning the UCL this season.
Then he moved to Chelsea. He walked into a club undergoing a massive structural transformation in a league dominated by Man Utd and Arsenal. Chelsea went trophyless the season before his arrival, though they did finish 2nd behind Arsenal's Invincibles. In his very first season, Mourinho won the EPL in style, Chelsea's first league title in 50 years, while setting records for the fewest goals conceded and 25 clean sheets in a single season (both records still stand today). He followed that up by winning the EPL back to back.
At Inter, the club had domestic dominance but persistent European underachievements. In the 2 seasons before Mourinho arrived, they were knocked out in the Round of 16 back to back by Valencia and Liverpool. In Mourinho's first season, they were eliminated by Man Utd in the Round of 16. The very next season? He won the UCL, ending a 45 year wait for the club.
At Real Madrid, Mourinho arrived when the club couldn’t get past the Round of 16 for 7 straight years, even after signing Cristiano Ronaldo, Kaka, and Benzema. Mourinho stepped in and immediately led them to 3 consecutive UCL semifinals. He shattered Pep’s Barca dominance by winning La Liga with a record 100 points and a record 121 goals, alongside a Copa del Rey, their first in 20 years.
When he came back to Chelsea, he set records by staying top of the table from day one to the last day to win another EPL. At Man Utd, who had qualified for the UEL before he arrived, he won the UEL (something Ferguson failed to do in 4 attempts), added 2 more trophies, and became their most successful manager of the post-Ferguson era. At Spurs, he kept them at the top of the table for 4 months, their longest run in 10 years. And at Roma, he won their first ever European trophy with a negative net spend (they qualified for the UECL before he arrived), then took them to the UEL final the next season.
Xavi’s La Liga-winning Barca and Arteta’s Arsenal, both with much bigger spending budgets, played in that same UEL edition and couldn’t even reach the final but Mourinho did with Roma.
JOSE MOURINHO IS THE GREATEST COACH TO EVER GRACE A FOOTBALL PITCH.
Another tactical concept that was very evident was the concept of OVERLOAD TO ISOLATE.
Because of how Barcelona concept of pressing which is to suffocate you with multiple players. It was easy for them to commit players to one side of the pitch.
Real Madrid was very clever with the idea of switching the play from crowded areas to isolated areas.
And because Lamine Yamal is terrible in defending, his area of the pitch was very vulnerable for exploitation.
