Sheffield Wednesday's Danny Röhl on his career role models and influences

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00:00 role model it was important that I get the experience from Ralph Rangnick about the philosophy

00:05 to how you can play against the ball, how you can create something, how you can build

00:12 up something. But I think you can take from every coach some parts and it's not just to

00:19 say okay this is my role model or he is my role model. It's about take the parts from

00:26 them, bring them to your idea and then you create your own philosophy, your own style

00:32 of football, your own coaching. I'm always open-minded for new things. It's important

00:39 that you are also looking beside your style of football and sometimes it's just you watch

00:45 the football and you see one clip and you think about oh it's an interesting clip. I

00:49 take him and then I'm interested in this and then maybe you can take this also. For your

00:55 style of football this is always the part that I do. Be open-minded for new things and

01:03 also sometimes have some talks with some coaches, different coaches to understand what they

01:09 are doing and these are all the points that I like to do.

01:13 Yeah.

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