"إذا خسرت سأبقى كريستيانو، وإذا فزت سأبقى كريستيانو"
ارفع راسك يا رونالدو فأنت من صنعت مسيره يحلم بها الجميع، ارفع راسك فأنت من قدمت كل شيء ولكن الظروف تكاتفت ضدك
التاريخ لن ينسى ماذا فعلت في كره القدم، ماذا فعلت بأوروبا بأكملها، كيف صنعت دوله كانت تحلم فقط بالتأهل لأكبر المحافل والآن أصبح طموحها تحقيق كل شيء بل وساهمت بتحقيق جميع بطولات دولتك
سنذكرك دائمًا كالرجل الذي قدم لكره القدم كل شيء داخل وخارج الملعب ولم تكافئك، وقدمت لمحبيك لحظات لن تنتسى، بل وصنعت قصه ولحظات سنخبرها لأحفادنا ونقول لهم "لقد عاصرنا كريستيانو رونالدو"
شكرًا رونالدو على كل شيء 🐐❤️.
الحقيقة التي لا ينكرها أحد هي أنك أنت من صنع البرتغال ،فقبل حضورك، لم نكن نعرف هذا المنتخب كقوة عالمية مهابة كما نعرفه اليوم. لقد حولت اسم البرتغال من مجرد منافس إلى أيقونة كروية تتطلع إليها الأنظار لقد انتهت القصة بقميص المنتخب، لكنها ستظل محفورة في ذاكرة الأجيال لأعظم لاعب 🐐
WOW.
Marcelo Bielsa is 70 years of age, and his parting message to Uruguay carries a lesson every coach should sit with.
No group is the same.
No individual is the same.
Nobody.
Bielsa admits he has never tried to be the “friendly” coach. He values order, discipline, seriousness, obsession. That has made him one of the most respected minds in football.
But even Bielsa seems to accept something powerful here:
That approach does not work for every player.
It does not work in every environment.
And knowledge alone is never enough.
As a coach, you have to find a way to connect.
Quote us on this:
“You can have all the knowledge in the world, but it is absolutely useless if the people playing don’t like you.
Player management and people management might not be on coaching courses, but don’t be kidded by associations.
It is the most important quality a coach can have.”
Football is about tactics, detail, preparation and standards.
But above all, it is about people. So many coaches out there fail to grasp this, they think they can shout their way to development or success, and this day and age you simply can't.
🗣️ Fabio Capello claims that Pep Guardiola has negatively impacted football:
"You know what I don’t like about Guardiola? His arrogance. The Champions League he won with City is the only one where he didn’t try anything funny in the decisive matches."
"But all the other years, in Manchester and Munich, on key days, he always wanted to be the protagonist. He would change things and invent them so he could say: ‘It’s not the players who win, it’s me’. And that arrogance cost him several Champions Leagues. I respect him, but for me, it’s clear."
"Besides, even if it is no longer his fault, he has done a lot of harm to football. Because everyone spent ten years trying to copy him."
"It ruined Italian football, which lost its nature. I said: 'Stop, you don't have Guardiola's players'! There was also the absurd idea that that was all there was to do to play well."
"A disaster and also a boredom that made many people flee from football, they only have to watch the highlights, why are you going to watch 90 minutes of passes and horizontal passes without fighting, without running...?"
"Fortunately, football is changing. First of all, Spain changed it by winning the European Championship with two wingers and playing fast."