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Was watching the video and at 3:26 I was like... hmm this guy looks a lot like Bert van Marwijk (the Dutch coach who brought Netherlands to the 2010 World Cup final, against Spain) and then I googled and omg....Quote:
Originally Posted by Bi-honar
He is coaching the Saudi team now?!
YepQuote:
Originally Posted by Bessos
Probably got expenses he had to pay and needed the $$$.
Koreans wanted to hire him but he wanted to work from home and only visit korea during friendlies, tournaments, etc. He was told to fuck off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bessos
You guys got a much better coach in Uli Stielike.Quote:
Originally Posted by nmssis
Van Marwijk has been an average coach who took Netherlands to the World Cup final in 2010 simply because players like Sneijder (5 goals), Van der Vaart, Van Bommel, Robben and Stekelenburg had the forms of their life and were top class players during that tournament. Two years later he miserably failed to get past the group stage at EURO 2012.
[QUOTE=Bessos;2320802]Was watching the video and at 3:26 I was like... hmm this guy looks a lot like Bert van Marwijk (the Dutch coach who brought Netherlands to the 2010 World Cup final, against Spain) and then I googled and omg....
He is coaching the Saudi team now?![/QUOTE
Yea because Saudi FA unlike IFF has every possible means available to them to get the best coach in the world. What hinders their development is lack of gifted players like Iran. So basically buying a Ferrari to be driven by guy who just got his license !
games coming up we have to see how other teams do, like singapore have two home games, and if they win will be a huge bost for them,out of 4 games they have 3 games at home, one away also
This week has all the big deciders. Iran vs. Oman, Qatar vs. China, Saudi vs. UAE, Uzbek vs. Bahrain,
saudi please lose, and so does bahrain, i hate both of themQuote:
Originally Posted by perspolis#1
Saudis should win so that we can take revenge on them. Still can´t forget the defeat in 2009..Quote:
Originally Posted by ehsan singapore
Here are the Asian Qualifiers for Oct 8. All times are Western US.
Timor-Leste - Palestine 12:00 AM
Korea DPR - Philipines 12:30 AM
Singapore - Afghanistan 5:00 AM
Vietnam - Iraq 5:00 AM
Bhutan - Maldives 5:00 AM
Myanmar - Lebanon 5:30 AM
Turkmenistan - India 6:00 AM
Kyrgyzstan - Tajikistan 7:00 AM
Syria - Japan 7:00 AM
Jordan - Australia 7:00 AM
Oman - Iran 7:30 AM
Kuwait - S Korea 7:55 AM
Bahrain - Uzbekistan 8:00 AM
Qatar - China 8:30 AM
KSA - UAE 10:00 AM