No, we do not. We don't need another Mano. Leo play a ridiculous system that was exposed by any decent coach. Highly offensive and extremely naive. Also, he lacks the big personality that is required to coach Brazil. I don't care about entertains futbol which is completely opinion based anyway. I want to see an effective system in place that build more around team play.
Yes, Brazil have to play to win, I think someone like Tite will be perfect for Brazil to play a pragmatic effective system, even if it means winning games by 1-0.
FUC* YES! He's isn't coaching a NT anytime soon though. Alexandre Gallo has been lined up by the CBF as far as I know. I'd like to see Zico head the Selecao whilst getting rid of CAP, Paiva, Murtosa and the like. If not, then a foreign coach.
Did you see the U-17 Gallo coached this past fall. Yeah they dominated up until they faced a physical hungry Mexico side. That team relied too much on their individual talent. We struggled against Mexico and it was the same story like what happned to the team today. No Gallo please.
Gallo is a young version of Luxemburgo. Wouldn't like to see him either but seems like a done deal from the CBF as far as I am aware.
Brazil- Roberto Carlos manager with Rivaldo as assistant. In a time like this, why not turn to two of the best who've ever done it. Spain- Ernesto Valverde England- Alan Shearer Holland- Frank de Boer Portugal- who cares
Guus Hiddink is supposed to be taking over Holland after the WC!! I wouldn't mind seeing an ex player as coach.....Dunga was not a bad coach at all our team in WC'10 didn't have a plan B!!
My head says we should stick with a pragmatic coach like a Tite or Ramalho, but my heart says lets get a coach who will play in a attacking form like Mano tried to do after WC'10!! I say give Zico a chance!! Too bad Romario gave up part time coaching to be a politician!!
Olheiros sugeriram Paulinho e saída de Fred, mas Felipão bancou Bernard Observadores Roque Júnior e Gallo aconselharam meio-campo fortalecido após lesão de Neymar, mas técnico bancou atacante na derrota por 7 a 1 para a Alemanha http://globoesporte.globo.com/futeb...saida-de-fred-mas-felipao-bancou-bernard.html
For me, that was the correct option. But PVC liked, for example, and he knows a lot about football. And Felipão is the coach, so it's ok his option. He tried something different, it was terrible, but he tried and now is putting his face in the media.
My choices [in order of preference]: 1. A team of Zico/Roberto Carlos/Leonardo 2. Ney Franco 3. Foreign [Klopp or Heynckes]
Like if he had any other choice. He made the worst decision possible, derived from not taking correctly in consideration its opponent's way of play. That's what you get from an obsolete coach. God forbid. (with all due respect)
I would keep Felipão, but this may not be an option. I'm not really optimistic about any other scenario. The natural choices are the usual suspects of Tite, Muricy, and Luxemburgo. None of which I think are adequate for the NT level. I would prefer going with a younger generation, such as Gallo, Leonardo, Renato Gaúcho, or even Cuca, who's probably a bit ahead of these. Not because they're necessarily good, but just because at least they are new and can get us away from what we've been seeing since the 90's. The problem here is that an unaccomplished coach at this time will get bombarded as soon as he starts the renewal process.
Regarding Zico, I think he would have to be crazy to take over the NT. He'll get fried by the media and the anti-Flamengo public before his first call-up. Better for him to keep coaching the Asian powerhouses, far from where he can do any more damage to his image.
You couldn't be more wrong, mate. I want the exact opposite of it. Your third option is my first: a [top] foreign coach. Someone who brings a fresh, modern approach to football. No more antiquated, limited Brasileirão fellas. If CBF wants to stick with the provincialism, then Tite is the only adequate option.
Apologies. I too want a new school of thought to coach the Selecao. About time. But apparently it will take more than a 7-1 on home soil for that to happen. I'd rather have Luxa than Tite tbh. Zico imo is the best 'local' coach, the work he did with Japan was impeccable. Roberto Carlos has done good work in Turkey and will add fresh blood to the bench like Kluivert and Bierhoff have done for their respective NTs.
I don't think there will ever be the day in which our NT is coached by a foreigner. I don't even consider this scenario. This would be admitting that our football is simply obsolete, and I think we're far from that. I'm pretty confident that Brazil, Germany, Italy, or Argentina will never show up with a foreigner as a coach, and I think they're right not to do it.
I think our coaching, not our football, is obsolete. Italy has Ancelotti, Conte, maybe Baggio; Germany has Klopp, Heynckes, Lewandowski, Hecking; Argentina has Sampaoli, Simeone, Pekerman, Bielsa..who do we have??