A biography for Jesse Marschhasn’t been written yet.
“Frankly it's a big compliment to even be considered a coaching match-up with a guy like Patrick Vieira.”
“Most of the teams that I've managed over the years have scored a lot of goals.”
“I like Raphinha's passion, his personality, his mentality and his desire to win and be a great player.”
“The Yorkshire people are incredibly friendly and genuine - whether it's going out for dinner or getting a haircut.”
“There is a simple rule in football. Whether it's soccer or football, if you get a red card you can't play the next match.”
“For me, I was a young American who grew up here and tried to figure out a way to take myself from being a player to being a good coach.”
“When I was 13 I made a youth national team and we went on a trip to Europe. It was the first time that I saw the way that other people lived and I was exposed to other languages.”
“For me, I never had any specific club that was my favourite in the world.”
“I need the players to give their opinions to know what they think. I need the staff to give their opinions to know what they think and then I need to incorporate them into what we do because if I say I value them as people and players with their own thoughts and opinions but I never use anything they suggest then they don't believe me.”
“What I have learned from the Red Bull umbrella is that it is about having an identity, sticking to it and having everybody with expertise in their own area of the business and understanding how they fit together is our key to success.”
“I wish I was half as good as Kalvin Phillips.”
“I have sat in Red Bull scouting meetings here in Salzburg and they have only talked about 15 and 16 year olds. That's the first step often to find the best young talent that are also naturally built to play the way we want to play.”
“I have to be me.”
“I was not the most talented guy but I was always a strong presence in the team. I knew that if everyone else around me was a better player, I would be a better player. That was a fundamental that I understood early in my playing career.”
“When I was at New York, one of the questions was, 'Can you play pressing football in the summer?' And actually our record in matches over 90 degrees was really, really strong.”
“That's one of the things you have to do: Convince the group that it benefits all of them to give to each other, because when the group succeeds, the individual succeeds.”
“Koulibaly was always one of my favourite centre-backs.”
“More and more in the States, we are adapting to what the game is like here in England.”
“Pedigree still matters a lot to people in Europe. A year in the Bundesliga as an assistant and working under Ralf Rangnick gave me a little bit more to put in my back pocket to go into the next job.”
“One of my core philosophies of leadership is valuing opinion and growing ownership within the group. That means that we have to hear opinions.”