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Flavia
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Pep won several polls here, for being the most wanted to be the next nt coach. I still don't believe that will happen, but he'd certainly be very welcome by the majority of brazilians.
Jadentheman
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But he will have a huge pool of raw and talented players. It shouldn't be too hard for him to create some sort of system like Barca's.
La Furia
Legion of Doooom
Brazil, like Argentina, isn't going to hire a European coach and pretend to be Spain, sorry.
Not to mention Pep trying to coach a national team the way he coached Barca would be a complete disaster. You don't get to buy everything you want to fit your vision in international football.
Not to mention Pep trying to coach a national team the way he coached Barca would be a complete disaster. You don't get to buy everything you want to fit your vision in international football.
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beautifulgame
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La Furia
Legion of Doooom
And thus they should be coached by a local who knows local talent.
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beautifulgame
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they've no need to look for football talent outside the country, coaches or players.
they're richer in that respect than any other country in the world.
they're richer in that respect than any other country in the world.
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Flavia
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Except for one or two coachs, most brazilian ones are technically and tatically limited. The majority of the best brazilian players are not playing in Brazil anymore, as well.
La Furia
Legion of Doooom
I'm not an expert on Brazilian football but I can't believe that such a big country, whose own league has gotten significantly better over the past few years, isn't producing tactically skilled coaches.
I mean Argentina and Uruguay are continuing to produce great tacticians despite their own leagues and football development in general being in much worse shape.
You know why I won't agree with that, despite what I said above.
I mean Argentina and Uruguay are continuing to produce great tacticians despite their own leagues and football development in general being in much worse shape.
You know why I won't agree with that, despite what I said above.
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Flavia
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Coaching is still kind of an amateurish thing here, at least that's how I see it. The best ones have some experience coaching outside of Brazil, or are former players that also played on europe. And there's also the problem coaches here almost never get time to properly coach any team. Everyone wants the results immediately, no one wants to wait. Some teams have 3, 4 coaches during a year around here.
Pep is better than any brazilian coach. The nationalism arguement is stupid to me, makes no sense. It's probably going to be felipao, and nothing will change. He's not better than Mano, anyway.
Jadentheman
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In that case I want Muricy
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beautifulgame
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Nolan, even my Argentine mentor concedes that point. However, Argentina is the best challenge to that crown..if that helps.
Flav, I disagree with you about the capacity of the coaches in Brasil but I do agree that they receive far less patience as any other place.
What are you guy's thoughts on coaches such as Muricy, Braga and Tite?
Flav, I disagree with you about the capacity of the coaches in Brasil but I do agree that they receive far less patience as any other place.
What are you guy's thoughts on coaches such as Muricy, Braga and Tite?
Jadentheman
Active member
http://www.sport.es/es/noticias/barca/brasil-descarta-fichar-guardiola-como-seleccionador-2259124
So no to Pep as Brazil manager.
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beautifulgame
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That's great news and a good list of candidates.
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Flavia
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Not good news, as the new coach will be Felipao, and he is one outdated coach.
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