A terrible young generation.
England coaches fail to meet expectations
In around twenty clubs nuclear submarine only two English coaches. Eddie Howe works for Newcastle. Former Bournemouth defender, provincial footballer. And Sean Dyche, a Chesterfield legend, also a defender who lacked stars from the sky, manages Everton. The favorites are not coached by the English. The national team was entrusted to the German Tuchel. Southgate was recently knighted, sparking a wave of criticism in England. Was it worth rewarding the eternal loser for the lost Euro finals and unsuccessful performances at the World Cup? Many pundits and fans insist Gareth wasted the golden years of another strong generation of footballers. The names were big, Southgate worked for a long time, but did not achieve major success. They didn’t even win the Nations League.
And when it comes to former Three Lions stars like Rooney, Lampard and Gerrard, their managerial record is even worse. Wayne looks like a stranger. On the last day of the year, Rooney was sent off by Plymouth Argyle. The former England and Manchester United striker has won just five of his 25 matches at Plymouth. In Birmingham, the coach has 2 victories in 15 matches. Things have gone a little better at Derby, but overall manager Rooney’s reputation is at an all-time low. Like Lampard and Gerrard. Stephen works in Saudi Arabia after Aston Villa. Without him, the Birmingham club, led by the experienced Spaniard Emery, entered the Champions League and defeated Bayern. Lampard failed to make a successful return to Chelsea, Maresca is doing better.
Legendary players are drowned out by low concentration
The first problem for English coaches with a name in football before this is self-confidence. Rooney and Lampard, Gerrard and Neville think they know everything about football. And everyone must learn. Even Guardiola is trying to catch up with the trends he was lagging behind, while Arteta has taught Arsenal to score without positional attacks, and Slota’s Liverpool have switched to interesting pressing which allows them to save money. ‘energy. The second problem is the stars nuclear submarine the beginning of the century is too rich. Even if we take a foreigner like Henri, he has mountains of money. This makes it difficult for Thierry to remain hungry for football knowledge as a coach. Rooney bought himself a £23.5 million mansion with a bunker. What kind of hungry young mentor is he?
Too dependent on luxury and comfort. Owen, England’s latest Ballon d’Or winner and former Liverpool striker, has a stable at home. I used a private helicopter. Michael has crazy football scores, but he was smart enough not to get involved in a profession where such a person has no chance. I don’t want to assume that the English lack football intelligence. But if you add up the habits of hooligans who have earned a lot of money with a complete unwillingness to learn, the result is zero concentration. Rooney isn’t the only one who could be called a mediocre mentor. We doubt Walker and Sterling will make great head coaches in a few seasons.
And Kane is unlikely to be interested in working as a head coach. Although the Bayern striker is a unique English player. He doesn’t look for problems with his wife by going left and knows how to behave. But the soft-spoken Kane may not have the strength to be a successful head coach. We doubt that a man with a calm voice and slurred diction would be listened to by the giants’ arrogant footballers. nuclear submarine. And the one who is the most brilliant as a person gets hit over the head in coaching, Neville style. Valencia hasn’t forgotten how much they trusted Harry. The Englishman has only 3 wins in 16 matches and Barcelona destroyed Los Ches 7-0. Neville was taken away thanks to his connections; the executioner and owner of Valencia, Peter Lim, was his long-time acquaintance.
The British were trained by excellent teachers and mentors
That didn’t help. Manchester United is a perfect example. Even though Sir Alex Ferguson worked long enough to produce several generations of players, there was no ready successor to the legend. Solskjaer is not the new Ferguson. And if we take the English, then Neville showed himself so well in Valencia that they will not let him go to Manchester United. Beckham loves collecting eggs in his chicken coop and weeding his flower beds. And when he wants football, he runs Inter Miami with Messi, Suarez and Busquets on the pitch. David doesn’t want to become a person who throws boots at others. Manchester United had no English option to replace Amorim.
Former club director Dan Ashworth has insisted on Gareth Southgate’s candidacy. They know each other from working with the England national teams. But Gareth is not the new Ferguson, Klopp and Guardiola. We doubt that one of the most experienced Englishmen will be entrusted with a big nuclear submarine. No, they will be looking for Portuguese, German, Spanish, Italian or Dutch. Although former players from the popular league have often been mentored by excellent mentors, there are no great young helmsmen among the familiar names. We can only count on the talents of foreigners. But even though Liverpool had great moments with Xabi Alonso, the Spaniard, after his success with Bayer Leverkusen, would rather choose Real Madrid to continue his coaching career. The English play in high-caliber clubs, but they are not trusted in the world of mentors. They do it well. There were always enough questions about the discipline of the legends of the England team. Rooney admitted his alcoholism and such a disease affects the work of the coach. Not suitable for any type of high-concentration activity. But the British do not want to sacrifice their bad habits. It is also important to note the arrogance. Although Wenger, Klopp, Mourinho and Ferguson are not good guys, they did not have empty bile and charisma at the best of times. But Terry, Neville, Carragher and company only know how to criticize. That is why Rooney could not cope with the Championship outsider. There is definitely no new Brian Clough on the horizon.
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