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Originally posted by DR Strangemoosh View PostHe is called the "war pig" from his time as a player. He is largely a disciplinarian who plays a defensive/balanced style of football. He trusts in youth.
He struggles tactically, and this has been his undoing in the past, and I believe he would do well with a more experienced head next to him to guide him.
https://www.theguardian.com/football...den-generation
Overall I think he will be a decent coach for Iran, certainly the best we can hope for, wish him the best.
I agree with your sentiments , if he gets the job as it’s just rumours at the moment then I wish him the best too and also we should not judge him before he actually gets a chance to prove himself.
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Originally posted by DR Strangemoosh View PostWe will never have a coach the level of CQ again.
Any new coach we get will be at a higher level than the last one by default.
The last one managed to lose 0-3 in an AC which no coach had done with Iran since well before cell phone was invented.
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به گزارش وب*سایت نود، مهدی تاج رئیس فدراسیون فوتبال ایران رسما اعلام کرد که مارک ویلموتس سرمربی بلژیکی سابق شالکه و بلژیک، جایگزین کارلوس کیروش شد و هدایت تیم ملی ایران برعهده گرفت.
قرار است این سرمربی تا ساعاتی دیگر به همراه مربیان مدنظرش وارد ایران شود تا در آخرین جلسه مذاکره با رئیس فدراسیون فوتبال صحبت کند.
Taj officially announced his name and he is set to become the new coach.
https://90tv.ir/news/%D8%B3%D8%B1%D9...B1%D8%A7%D9%86
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Originally posted by mahzi View Postبه گزارش وب*سایت نود، مهدی تاج رئیس فدراسیون فوتبال ایران رسما اعلام کرد که مارک ویلموتس سرمربی بلژیکی سابق شالکه و بلژیک، جایگزین کارلوس کیروش شد و هدایت تیم ملی ایران برعهده گرفت.
قرار است این سرمربی تا ساعاتی دیگر به همراه مربیان مدنظرش وارد ایران شود تا در آخرین جلسه مذاکره با رئیس فدراسیون فوتبال صحبت کند.
Taj officially announced his name and he is set to become the new coach.Team Meli Iran
Perspolis FC
Malavan Bandar Anzali
"I will never be able to say good bye to Iran. I have a feeling of belonging to this country and to the people." - Carlos Queiroz
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lol, leave it to the inept morons at IFF to bring someone in with an even more pathetic CV than CQ... This is exactly like the IPL teams bringing in 15k a year Brazilian bench warmers who usually don't even make the bench and signing 'em on 150k contracts and pocketing the remaining 135k.
What are exactly this guy's accomplishments?
How many championships has he earned?
How many teams has he qualified to the WC? (Does qualifying that talent stacked Belgian side count?)
How many years of experience does he have?
Why has he been teamless for over 2 years?
WHY DID WE CHOOSE THIS GUY ASIDE FROM APPEASING THE IMPECILES WHO THINK BEING A WHITE EUROPEAN AUTOMATICALLY MAKES YOU A GREAT COACH?!
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Originally posted by mahzi View Postبه گزارش وب*سایت نود، مهدی تاج رئیس فدراسیون فوتبال ایران رسما اعلام کرد که مارک ویلموتس سرمربی بلژیکی سابق شالکه و بلژیک، جایگزین کارلوس کیروش شد و هدایت تیم ملی ایران برعهده گرفت.
قرار است این سرمربی تا ساعاتی دیگر به همراه مربیان مدنظرش وارد ایران شود تا در آخرین جلسه مذاکره با رئیس فدراسیون فوتبال صحبت کند.
Taj officially announced his name and he is set to become the new coach.
https://90tv.ir/news/%D8%B3%D8%B1%D9...B1%D8%A7%D9%86
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Originally posted by mahzi View Postبه گزارش وب*سایت نود، مهدی تاج رئیس فدراسیون فوتبال ایران رسما اعلام کرد که مارک ویلموتس سرمربی بلژیکی سابق شالکه و بلژیک، جایگزین کارلوس کیروش شد و هدایت تیم ملی ایران برعهده گرفت.
قرار است این سرمربی تا ساعاتی دیگر به همراه مربیان مدنظرش وارد ایران شود تا در آخرین جلسه مذاکره با رئیس فدراسیون فوتبال صحبت کند.
Taj officially announced his name and he is set to become the new coach.
https://90tv.ir/news/%D8%B3%D8%B1%D9...B1%D8%A7%D9%86
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My 2 cents on wilmots as someone who follows the Belgian red devils closely.
He was Leekens assistant coach before finally getting the Belgium manager job when Leekens left. Belgium improved a lot under wilmots compared to their time with Leekens. Now was it due to Wilmots qualities as a coach or the Belgian players were reaching their peaks? Can't really tell. He's really good at bringing a team together, create a good atmosphere within a team. He's a hard worker, you can't take this away from him.
On the other hand, it's safe to say that Belgium would have not looked so desperate with Martinez on the bench in the game against Argentina which sent Belgium home in the 2014 WC. He was often spot on while making subs. Keeping players on the bench hungry but again the depth of the Belgian bench was good enough to change a game against the likes of Algeria, etc. The same can't be said in big games. The euro 2016 was a real disaster, losing to Wales 3-1 or 4-1 I can't remember.
All in all, he's not a genius when it comes to tactical choices and managing a team during a game. I even remember something quite shocking, the Belgian national team wasn't training at all on their set pieces. He used to explain this choice by saying that it's a waste of time when you don't have enough time to prepare players during international breaks. Well, Belgium couldn't score a goal from a set piece against a decent team in front.
I'd say that his pros are his work rate, keeping players involved and having a good atmosphere within a large group. His game preparations were usually good too. His cons are his stubbornness, not reactive enough during a game when his A plan isn't going well and more importantly he's not the smartest coach to have on a bench during the game. He's also a short tempered guy, I seriously don't know how he will deal with the IFF and other thugs around getting involved in our football.
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Originally posted by dcpp View PostMy 2 cents on wilmots as someone who follows the Belgian red devils closely.
He was Leekens assistant coach before finally getting the Belgium manager job when Leekens left. Belgium improved a lot under wilmots compared to their time with Leekens. Now was it due to Wilmots qualities as a coach or the Belgian players were reaching their peaks? Can't really tell. He's really good at bringing a team together, create a good atmosphere within a team. He's a hard worker, you can't take this away from him.
On the other hand, it's safe to say that Belgium would have not looked so desperate with Martinez on the bench in the game against Argentina which sent Belgium home in the 2014 WC. He was often spot on while making subs. Keeping players on the bench hungry but again the depth of the Belgian bench was good enough to change a game against the likes of Algeria, etc. The same can't be said in big games. The euro 2016 was a real disaster, losing to Wales 3-1 or 4-1 I can't remember.
All in all, he's not a genius when it comes to tactical choices and managing a team during a game. I even remember something quite shocking, the Belgian national team wasn't training at all on their set pieces. He used to explain this choice by saying that it's a waste of time when you don't have enough time to prepare players during international breaks. Well, Belgium couldn't score a goal from a set piece against a decent team in front.
I'd say that his pros are his work rate, keeping players involved and having a good atmosphere within a large group. His game preparations were usually good too. His cons are his stubbornness, not reactive enough during a game when his A plan isn't going well and more importantly he's not the smartest coach to have on a bench during the game. He's also a short tempered guy, I seriously don't know how he will deal with the IFF and other thugs around getting involved in our football.
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Originally posted by dcpp View PostMy 2 cents on wilmots as someone who follows the Belgian red devils closely.
He was Leekens assistant coach before finally getting the Belgium manager job when Leekens left. Belgium improved a lot under wilmots compared to their time with Leekens. Now was it due to Wilmots qualities as a coach or the Belgian players were reaching their peaks? Can't really tell. He's really good at bringing a team together, create a good atmosphere within a team. He's a hard worker, you can't take this away from him.
On the other hand, it's safe to say that Belgium would have not looked so desperate with Martinez on the bench in the game against Argentina which sent Belgium home in the 2014 WC. He was often spot on while making subs. Keeping players on the bench hungry but again the depth of the Belgian bench was good enough to change a game against the likes of Algeria, etc. The same can't be said in big games. The euro 2016 was a real disaster, losing to Wales 3-1 or 4-1 I can't remember.
All in all, he's not a genius when it comes to tactical choices and managing a team during a game. I even remember something quite shocking, the Belgian national team wasn't training at all on their set pieces. He used to explain this choice by saying that it's a waste of time when you don't have enough time to prepare players during international breaks. Well, Belgium couldn't score a goal from a set piece against a decent team in front.
I'd say that his pros are his work rate, keeping players involved and having a good atmosphere within a large group. His game preparations were usually good too. His cons are his stubbornness, not reactive enough during a game when his A plan isn't going well and more importantly he's not the smartest coach to have on a bench during the game. He's also a short tempered guy, I seriously don't know how he will deal with the IFF and other thugs around getting involved in our football.
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Malavan Bandar Anzali
"I will never be able to say good bye to Iran. I have a feeling of belonging to this country and to the people." - Carlos Queiroz
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