You don’t have to be tactically special.
If a standard European coach comes and sticks to the basics, the league will be ruined.
Of course, if the composition of the team is to some extent,
This means that a club the size of Jeonbuk, Ulsan, and Seoul can win with just one standard manager.
2. Physical strength is the strength of the nation.
During winter training, it is important to focus on physical training rather than tactical training to have the stamina to play as a starting player for the full season.
Unless Jeonbuk is injured or has accumulated warnings, they will play 24 games (with almost no rotation) in the starting lineup.
3. Defense is important
The defensive mindset of attackers is important.
Except for the front-line forward, the rest must come down to the box and defend in a defensive situation.
Can dominate the game and not concede goals
If you think about it, 2 and 3 are somewhat in the same direction.
In some ways, it seems like a basic part, so in conclusion, it seems to be accepted as number 1.
In the end, the most important thing is to do the standard basics.
4. It is important to assign clear roles even if they are simple rather than complex tactical instructions.
Lee Seung-woo and Song Min-gyu official
There are no complex instructions for partial tactics
However, it simply and clearly tells you what to do.
If we performed well in that area on the pitch, we were able to maintain our undefeated record.
5. Satan is important
It is important to have a division that has worked together with tactical consistency for a long time.
If the manager is dismissed, Suko acts as interim manager.
We need to break the vicious cycle of moving from temporary director to full-time director.
A division system must be established where the manager and coaching staff work as one body.
6. The tumor of Korean soccer is the referee.
Referee repeatedly makes malicious decisions against a specific team
A referee who claims authority but has no skills.
There is an urgent need to introduce foreign referees
> There are also cases where foreign referees were introduced to the K-League. Pay a lot of money to attract them.
The end.