José Mourinho's first ever talk with Harry Kane. This was already a great video at the time. Now, it has just become an all-timer. EVERY line is gold.

I think we spend far too much time coaching 2v1 overloads in youth football. Of course, 2v1s are an important part of the game. But are we making things too easy for young players? Some coaches actually prefer 2v1 practices over 1v1s because of the decision-making involved. I disagree. For me, the 1v1 presents a far greater challenge. It’s like comparing solving a Rubik’s Cube with completing an eight-piece puzzle. In a 2v1, the solution is easy! In a 1v1, the player has to find a way to beat their opponent. They need technical quality, movement, deception, timing and the ability to make decisions under pressure. Of course, players need to recognise and exploit overloads. But I’d much rather develop this through 2v2 and 3v3 games, where players are challenged to create the overload themselves, rather than simply being presented with one. Stop giving players the overload. Teach them how to create it.