Monday’s part of the Livesport Daily with analyst Vojtěch Mrklas has already summarized Monday’s work. This time we are returning to the topic with the most competent man – a coach who led the lion cubs at the last two ME. Why never managed to advance from the group? What does Czech football do properly in the education of players? And why did he publicly ventilate after the last match that some young people do not want to represent? Jan Suchopárek (55) speaks exclusively in Livesport Daily.
The ending national coach speaks of a lack of a certain type of players that Czech football does not raise. And he claims that if Florian Wirtz was born in our country, he should grow up in a similar star as he did in the German system. “It has about sixty -five. In the Czech Republic, even in the lower categories, such as products or younger pupils, we often prefer physically significant boys to win the result. Today, I think it sometimes works too early,” he thinks.
“We often overlook boys who enjoy it, maybe they do not do so much yet, but interesting players can grow. If they are a little talented, they have certain advantages, perhaps in reading a game or technology, I would definitely not distract them,” It points to Suchopárek to one of the possible problems in the education of players, which can flow up to the fact that the representations lack creative players.
At the end of the euro in an interview, Suchopárek mentioned that some players refused to participate in the euro: “I think the representation is just the most. When I do some sport, not just for myself, for money, for a contract or for people to slap my back. My wife.
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The article was originally published for Livesport News.
