Will Still wows fans as incredible bilingual dressing room talk footage emerges

Will has still built something of a cult supporter in football and the newest revelation about him has only added.

Fans go crazy about a clip that has been shown that he is switching in a team conversation between English and French – even if only one language receives the treatment with curse.

Nevertheless, 32 made the headlines when Reims appointed him as the youngest coach in Europe's top five competitions when he was only 30 in October 2022.

Reims had to pay a fine of £ 22,000 famous when he managed them because he did not have UEFA Pro license.

He now manages Lens and has eighth in Ligue 1, still hoping to qualify for the Champions League.

“Okay, so their coach will see the referee, moaning about S ***,” he says in the half-time Talk Talk, with all his players who listen carefully.

'Nothing crazy. It is a small game of chess, 'he continues, agile switching between languages.

'The first team that the opposition team will make a mistake is the team that will win.

'Be f ****** Patient. If we stick to the basic principles of F ****** and the discipline is there, you win the game.

'It is played on a small details. Agree? Stay patient, stay disciplined, come on! '

The clip was recorded during the previous season while he managed Reims, although it is not clear from which match it is.

Wolves Center-Back Emmanuel Aggbadou is one of the players who was clearly fired by the team talk in the compact dressing room.

“This man is impressive,” wrote a user on Tiktok.

“I love how he adds the abusive words in English, not in French,” said another.

“Will is still a genius,” someone said.

“Gordon Ramsay speech pattern,” another joked.

Some fans of West Ham and Chelsea, apparently not satisfied with Graham Potter and Enzo Maresca, even called to still be appointed in their clubs.

“He should be in West Ham Coyi (come on your irons),” someone said.

“Come Chelsea,” said another.

Was still born in Belgium from English parents and started his management career at the age of just 24 in 2017 with Liense as a manager manager.

He admitted that his love for coaching was created as a result of the football manager of the game.

Trust Mail Sport in 2023 still that he wanted to get a chance in England in the future.

“If the chance comes to go back to England, then that is clearly a dream,” he said. “If that is not the case, there will be something else somewhere else.”

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