You always move forward when everything in a system works well. Not when you have lots of problems. And by the way, selecting an unknown coach who show lots of weaknesses in his games and tactics, is not really moving forward, even in a perfect system.
CQ failing in Columbia and Egypt which is a totally irrelevant argument, is getting old.
CQ failing in Columbia and Egypt which is a totally irrelevant argument, is getting old.
The guy took Egypt to two continental finals and lost on penalties to a line up which had 5 times the value on Transfermarkt?
And since he left Egypt has lost to Ethiopia 4-1, has lost almost every game
Just look at the comments from these Egyptian fans on his facebook and twitter
https://fb.watch/dNazvNFuqt/
Just go any site (twitter/facebook) and read the torrent comments. Are all these fans crazy? If he failed at Egypt then what is happening, are we in a parallel universe?
If he failed why are Egyptians even more desperate than Iranian fans to have him back?
Maybe the realistic situation is that teams like Iran and Egypt now have much less talent than they had in their glory days (40 and 10 years ago) and most fans recognise that without being so ridiculously obtuse with things like "2006 vs 2014/only stats matter" etc... (when we had two squads which were absolutely poles apart in terms of experience, european pedigree etc...)
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