A biography for Jesse Marschhasn’t been written yet.
“I hate watching myself speak German, it's painful!”
“I am different and I am my own person.”
“I've got to figure out how to have discussions with the league or with referees to help understand how some decisions get made.”
“My parents had to take out loans, I had loans and I finished off paying loans 15 years after university.”
“I have used the word football since I was a professional football player.”
“I only know working hard and giving everything I have - that's all I know.”
“Even being on the pitch and hearing foreign languages, the behaviour of people from other places, it sparked my imagination.”
“One thing about sport in the U.S. in the summer is that it is always hot, it is blistering, so there are things I have learned about how to manage fatigue and heat.”
“When I stepped foot into Princeton, I was surrounded by people who had been to boarding schools and high-level high schools and I barely knew how to write a paper.”
“I sat with Ralf Rangnick, and a mentor of his, Helmut Gross, and we spent one full day talking about football. We were watching training, looking at tactics, and thinking about how he had developed a style of play.”
“It's hard to get respect from the refs.”
“I think a combination of really aggressive personality with an aggressive way of playing fits really well with the way that we think about football here in Leipzig.”
“For me, I enjoy developing young players and I enjoy the challenge of polishing a rough talent so that it can become a gem. You have to have patience, but also create a very demanding environment.”
“I like to look around and see who is doing a good job and what kind of football they are playing.”
“If you know German fluently and you listen to me speaking German, literally every sentence I make mistakes.”
“When I started coaching I realised the future of the game was playing in transition.”
“We have different pressing strategies and it's not just based on formations, it's based on what the opponent presents and where we want to overload the match - with and without the ball.”
“Playing against relegation foes can be a pesky match.”
“Obviously I know that when you're the coach of Celtic, winning is the most important thing.”
“We like to control space and play vertically.”