"Hoof and hope" hmmmm maybe - what he will bring which has been sadly lacking in EVERY Qatar team that I have seen put out over the last 3 years is some steel and some aggression. In all the WC qualifiers I saw against Australia a couple of years ago Australia muscled Qatar out of the games purely and simply because they were tougher, more competitive, more combatant and yes of course more "worldy wise". Again in the Asian Cup, Qatar had no discernable backbone. Now Sam will be good for a couple of years - through until the next WC I expect - he will be extended if he gets them qualified or until the Premiership comes calling. What he will try and instill in these 3rd rate players (yes Soria, Im looking at you!!) though is some backbone and a will to win - however, we have a saying in UK about silk purses and before Qatar starts to think in terms of making a big noise ON the field there needs to be wholesale change in the playing staff.... and therein lies Alardyce's biggest problem!!
I really don't think he is the right choice.Well i agree he has got the coaching experience.What the team needs now is a local coach,not another foreign manager who has to understand the mentality of his players and this Gulf region as a whole.
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"Hoof and hope" hmmmm maybe - what he will bring which has been sadly lacking in EVERY Qatar team that I have seen put out over the last 3 years is some steel and some aggression. In all the WC qualifiers I saw against Australia a couple of years ago Australia muscled Qatar out of the games purely and simply because they were tougher, more competitive, more combatant and yes of course more "worldy wise". Again in the Asian Cup, Qatar had no discernable backbone. Now Sam will be good for a couple of years - through until the next WC I expect - he will be extended if he gets them qualified or until the Premiership comes calling. What he will try and instill in these 3rd rate players (yes Soria, Im looking at you!!) though is some backbone and a will to win - however, we have a saying in UK about silk purses and before Qatar starts to think in terms of making a big noise ON the field there needs to be wholesale change in the playing staff.... and therein lies Alardyce's biggest problem!!
I think Mr.Keroush will be hold the National Team
will bring his hoof and hope style of football to the national team
I give him 6 months tops.
I really don't think he is the right choice.Well i agree he has got the coaching experience.What the team needs now is a local coach,not another foreign manager who has to understand the mentality of his players and this Gulf region as a whole.
First rate Coach.... third rate opportunity.
He also used to manage Nescwlte ntiued....;o)
Go to the back of the class. do not pass go. Do not collect 200QR.
Sam Alardyce is the ex balckburn Rovers manager...