Jed Davies is one of those special coaches who never stays still. His curiosity fuels a desire to look closely to why certain ideas and coaches work better than others. His first book on Tiki-Taka delved deeper into the system than anything else that was written on it, dealing not only on the coaching of the system but also its evolution and the philosophy behind it.
Now he has turned his attention to Marcelo Bielsa. One of the most influential coaches of the modern game, Bielsa is widely respected as a visionary and a coach whose ideas have a wide reaching impact. Davies will analyse these ideas in an upcoming book (The Philosophy of Football: In The Shadow of Marcelo Bielsa) and spoke to Blueprint for Football over why he felt that the Argentine manager deserved so much attention.
Full article and interview can be found on Blueprint for Football.
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