The bonfire in which Brazilian soccer coaches burn – 04/30/2023 – PVC

Before turning down Corinthians’ offer to leave Beira Rio and return to Parque São Jorge, Mano Menezes made a precise observation: “Brazil needs to quickly provide stability for the new generation of coaches.” Over the past five years, CT Joaquim Grava has worked with ten different coaches, experienced ones like Vítor Pereira, promising ones like Sylvinho and Fernando Lázaro.

Ten changes in five years represents an average of two per season and goes back to the time before relegation. Between 2003 and 2008, Corinthians had Geninho, Júnior, Juninho Fonseca, Oswaldo de Oliveira, Tite, Daniel Passarella, Márcio Bittencourt, Antônio Lopes, Ademar Braga, Geninho again, Émerson Leão, Paulo César Carpegiani, Zé Augusto and Nelsinho Baptista.

It’s not about changing the name, but transforming the way you play. With Vítor Pereira, Corinthians played in 4-3-3 or with a line of five defenders. With Lázaro, line four, Ádson as a right midfielder and an open corridor for Fágner to attack. With Cuca, in two games, the right side was used by Giuliano, against Goiás, and Ádson, against Remo.

Danilo changed the defense to have more speed and used Du Queiroz as a defensive lateral, worried about Dudu’s marking.

Perhaps Corinthians could choose Thiago Carpini, runner-up in São Paulo with Água Santa, or Márcio Zanardi, who took São Caetano to the quarter-finals and was Jorge Sampaoli’s assistant. He couldn’t, because of the pressure from the crowd for an experienced name, after the early dismissals of Sylvinho and Fernando Lázaro.

Called interns, a word that, out of respect, is not used even for those who do an internship at your company.

All it took was the name of Roger Machado to appear, for there to be protests on social networks. Roger was a good idea, spent on Palmeiras, Fluminense, Atlético-MG, Bahia and Grêmio. He has titles from Minas Gerais, Bahia and Rio Grande do Sul, he was elected the best coach of Paulista in 2018.

There is always the idea that a coach does well by being good. It’s often about being the right guy at the right place at the right time. Tite couldn’t take the pressure from Corinthians 2004 and became an idol at the stable club between 2010 and 2016.

This week, the president of the Portuguese League, Pedro Proença, spoke about the principles adopted to put Portugal on the map. Among them, what he called Business School, a subject that deals with education and training.

Diffuse is the verb necessary for every sports manager. It is not just a question of training the new professional, but of helping with re-education. The Premier League has the record for manager changes, with 13 changes. The Brazilian Championship had 28 last year. For the first time in its history, Chelsea changed managers twice in the same season. Corinthians goes to its third coach of the year — it’s May!

Palmeiras and Grêmio are the big teams that least changed command in the last five years. Five trainers each, average of one every twelve months. Vasco had 14, Botafogo 13, Cruzeiro 12, Flamengo 11. Veterans, newcomers, Brazilians and foreigners can’t resist, because the list has Paulo Sousa, Vítor Pereira, Ariel Holan, Jesualdo Ferreira.

High level team requires work, time and patience.

ALMOST CONSECRATED

Luciano Spaletti is the symbol of a condemned coach, who never won a shield in Italy, won 7-1 for Roma against Manchester United, and is about to consecrate himself for Napoli. Carlo Ancelotti has not achieved what Spaletti is about to achieve. Roger can work at Corinthians.

THE STEPS

Abel Ferreira is not happy with his team conceding goals in every game, there are six consecutive matches. It is a stage of the work, in which correction is needed. Remember all the phases of Abel. Called defensive, from putting together a team that played ugly, to total respect. He always has a new challenge.

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