The Differentent between Ancelotti, Guardiola and Mourinho

Forget trophies won at big clubs, forget PR, specious stats and let's go back to first principles.

Imagine you have the brief to pick a first world team at random and you must ask one of these three amigos to occupy the managers office, regardless of which team you end up picking.Buy cheap fifa coins and enjoy game.

So out of the hat you might drop a top team from La Liga, The Premiership, Serie A, The Bundesliga, France, Belgium, The Netherlands.

Equally though you might pull out Elgin in League Two in Scotland, Rochdale, Malmo, Pescara, Carolina Railhawks or Union Espanola in Chile.

With such a broad spectrum of potential sides to manage I'd want Ancelotti precisely because of his ability to find the exact temperature of the challenges put in front of him and apply an appropriate and effective solution.

Firstly Ancelotti is a manager with sublime social skills. He is as likely to inspire a part-time playing journeyman as an international superstar. He is renowned as a manager that finds the correct level with players and people wherever he goes and that is both invaluable and essential if your canvas is the vast expanse 0f footballing ocean between the likes of Barcelona and Welsh side TNS .

Secondly, unlike Guardiola, Ancelotti will fit his tactics and playing style to the players at his disposal rather than the dictates of 'his philosophy'. He doesn't need a conveyor belt of identikit academy graduates, passing short, pressing high and dominating space without the ball. He can cut his coat according to his cloth.

Thirdly, unlike Mourinho, Ancelotti could flourish in the context of two 50p a mile scouts and a budget for part time wages and Bosman signings. As a pragmatic diplomat, Ancelloti wouldn't rely on chequebook diplomacy and feuds and ultimatums to force his way. And, unlike either rival, what he'd leave behind at a lowly club would be significantly better than the situation he'd inherited. Guardiola wouldn't get the time he'd require and Mourinho always leaves an unexploded bomb waiting in the hotseat for the next incumbent.

If we're arguing who'd have the best 10-year plan at a major club, who'd win a league title in three seasons at an ambitious, moneybags side then you could make a case for Guardiola in the first instance and then Mourinho in the second. No question.To get more fut16coin and improve your skill you can click here.If the test is a pure test of people skills, teambuilding and'football managership' or whatever you'd call it, then I am with Ancelotti. Every time.