He needs more than 5+ years, and it clearly showed since his second term with Seongnam through the U-20/Olympic NT era, and now with the national team. He simply does not cut it.
Not at the moment, but according to this article, Kim Pan-gon and co. are already moving on getting a foreign manager. 이번에는 외국인을 포함해 원점에서 논의될 예정이다. 국가대표감독선임위원회는 검증된 외국인 지도자들을 대상으로 이미 후보 명단을 추려온 것으로 전해졌다. 국내에서는 최용수·황선홍 감독 등이 후보군에 이름을 올릴 수 있다. 한국 대표팀은 당장 9월부터 A매치 데이에 나서야 하며 내년 1월5일에는 아시아 맹주를 가리는 아시안컵이 시작된다.
28일(한국시각) 축구계 소식에 정통한 복수의 관계자들은 "협회가 신 감독의 후임 사령탑을 알아본 건 꽤 오래됐다. 국내 감독들 중에선 후보를 찾기 어려웠던 점도 있지만 '캄 스포츠'가 움직이고 있다는 건 협회가 외국인 감독 선임으로 돌아섰다는 것을 의미한다"고 귀띔했다. 이어 "협회가 세계적인 명장을 데려오기 위해 주머니를 열기로 했다. 이미 KAM에서 물색한 몇몇 외인 감독들은 협회가 퇴짜를 놓을 정도로 거물급 명장을 원하고 있다"고 덧붙였다. https://sports.naver.com/russia2018/news/read.nhn?oid=076&aid=0003277500 It's about time you cheap fcuks, had you guys done this from the start, we wouldn't have been dragging our feet until now.
From what I'm reading, his contract ended since he failed to fulfill the objectives, which was to reach the Round of 16, so there's no reason for him to stay till July, let alone be given a contract extension. At the moment, the KFA are moving in order to bring in a decent foreign manager. For Shin Tae-yong, he should be glad that he's able to leave on good terms unlike Hong Myung-bo.
Hope he can become an assistant manager somewhere in Europe and learn his trade. I think he can speak English actually.
That would be phenomenal. On our TV, the commentator said in the 2. game, I think, that STY is a ˝trusted KFA official that jumps in when there's trouble, but lacks the guile of a proper manager˝. One day, he could become a true manager, if he works hard.
I think he can speak English because he used to coach this A-league team in Australia and his son can speak English.
Meanwhile...... 슈틸리케 "한국, 조만간 내 도움이 필요할 것이다" This crackhead couldn't be more of a comedian than he really is.
I don't think Hiddink is going to happen. I know he wanted to take over the KNT, but I don't see how Hiddink wants to manage an NT for 4 years. Hiddink (if health is still good by 2022) will want to take over an NT after they qualified or during mids of qualifiers.
He's apparently constantly commenting on Korean NT. To me, that seems he's quite involved mentally, and would like the job, now.
Just because he's constantly talking about the Korean NT, doesn't mean he's willing to be in charge for the next 4 years. If I'm wrong, great. But gut feeling I get with Hiddink is that he wants to take over an NT 1-2 years before the WC, as WC is getting closer. With his legendary status and resume, he can do this.
as always, an easy checklist 1. recent stay in western europe: latest football philosophies, tactics, training methods, etc. are always researched, found, shared, and taught in western europe. those who have coached in western european have access to these latest technologies/assistants with these schooling 2. winning history: coaches who have been proven to be winners. its proof that they can withstand pressure whilst being adjustable to different circumstances. korea has asian cup in 5 months and a coach who can bring immediate results will go a long way 3. experience coaching in asia: korea is facing asian opponents for the next 3 years. korea needs a manager who have some familiarity with the vast footballing continent that is asia. we cant have some young european coach come here completely clueless on his opponents. also this criteria helps remove coaches who have little interest coaching in korea/asia exclude some unrealistic targets (those who will be too expensive, those who are too old, those who look too young / ambitious to be with korea for next 4 years, those who have been with his club for less than a few months) and i compiled the following list: michel preud'homme quique flores eric gerets christian gross zoran mamic manolo jimenez laszlo boloni paulo bento paulo sousa
Zoran Mamić would be in jail if he hadn't gone to Saudi Arabia. In Croatia, he, along with his brother, got sentenced to jail time for tax fraud and siphoning money out of a club. NO to him. A No as tall as Mt. Everest. I would take a manager who hasn't worked in Asia too, but only if he expresses genuine interest to adapt and learn.
i have to admit i knew absolutely nothing about the guy until recently and his history probably leaves him out any of kfas potential list but to be honest a tax fraud doesnt bother me. he wont get out of the country if he were to pull anything similar in korea no hes not. hes found success pretty much every club hes went to in the past 7-8 years outside of fiorentina where the board gave him very little help. his teams play conservatively but efficiently and he also demands a lot from his players which suits well with korean players
excluding few stretches fiorentina wasnt much better last season under a different coach asia IS the minor league. the reality is coaches with poorer resume than paulo sousa have found success in asia. he can stabilize korean defence and get the team to score at a more efficient rate. if he were to come to korea my only concern would be his reliance on older players. korea has a bunch of players who will see the end of their physical prime during the next world cup cycle and the new coach will have to transition the team into a younger one during the qualifiers