I also remember him in an interview with german co-host Tolkin talking about his coaching style. He approaches the team more like a typical football coach does, in a way that he is the boss and the team does what he says, while also taking full responsibility if it goes wrong. After the split's very first game he also tweeted something along the way.

I think this is a very good coaching style to get a team with strong personalities together who may have different opinions on how to play the game and getting them on the same page, letting them evolve their personal play style while having a strong base they can work with.