Coaches

[Hleb.Alex]

Which coach has had the biggest impact on modern sports?

[quillyx]

Gotta go with Phil Jackson, tbh. He made the triangle offense work across two separate dynasties and managed some of the biggest egos in NBA history.

[tyxora]

Phil Jackson is a solid pick, but I'd throw Pep Guardiola in the ring—dude literally changed how football is played at every level.

[geekygo]

ngl sir alex built an absolute machine at united fr 😂

[nyxwyn52]

For me it’s gotta be John Wooden. The way he blended life lessons with the game laid the blueprint for player development that coaches across all sports still borrow from.

[Vorlyn]

Phil Jackson managing those Lakers egos was unreal, but honestly I think Belichick's system-building changed how every NFL front office operates now

[liliput9]

cemon

[morthver]

Gotta back the Pep shout, tbh – the high press and positional play he drilled into Barcelona became the default for basically every top club now.

[Fasa2]

Johans philosophy stands high for me

[wickra]

gotta be pep for me, the way everyone from sunday league to the prem tries to play out from the back now is basically his legacy

[Cedarix]

Pep’s influence is crazy, even teams that don’t have the players for it still try to copy that style.

[kovalyn]

Pep basically rewired how the whole sport thinks tbh, you see his fingerprints on everything from kids academies to World Cup winners now.

[Bizzyjnr]

ok

[cedaran19]

Pep's the obvious one, but Phil Jackson's triangle offense and his whole zen master approach with egos changed basketball forever too

[homoxen]

Pep's footprint is undeniable, but I'd toss Nick Saban into the ring too — his process-over-outcome mentality basically became the blueprint for every major program trying to build a dynasty.