Ricardo Lavolpe speaks out

[Trini _2026]

Ricardo La Volpe, the new coach of Costa Rica

The Argentine coach Ricardo La Volpe has become the new coach of Costa Rica, after a telephone interview with the television tica TV6 .

La Volpe said the goal with his new team will work towards the pass to the 2014 Brazil World , over the economic and contractual aspects to be defined.

"We in the middle of this month to go to Costa Rica to talk more, not just the contract, but how to work that is most important and what is the support of the club to the Federation and the release of players to work hard to think of the tie, "said the strategist.

He also acknowledged that the Concacaf qualifiers are very strong after having led Mexico into the path towards the World Cup Germany 2006.

"I worked in Mexico and I know how strong the Heat of Concacaf , "he said.

The Costa Rican Federation decided on the former helmsman of the Tricolor after having been eliminated from the 2010 World Cup. oc.

With information from El Universal

[asylumseeker]

Steups.

[Dutty]

Steups.

lol!! jus so? wham?

[reggae-fan]

Steups.

lol!! jus so? wham?

Good choice by the Ticos..Lavolpe knows the ins-and-outs of CONCACAF football.
This will breat h new life into the Ticos. Things just got harder for the teams outside the top 3

[just cool]

Steups.

lol!! jus so? wham?

Good choice by the Ticos..Lavolpe knows the ins-and-outs of CONCACAF football.
This will breat h new life into the Ticos. Things just got harder for the teams outside the top 3

Yehhhhh i'm really scared now! 

[asylumseeker]

Precisely JC.

[Sentinel]

Everybody putting their house in order.  What we doing?  We actually expect to be going to Brasil?  Lawd Fadda, we spinning top in mud!

[Deeks]

we have the World Cup!!!!

[Zeppo]

Ricardo La Volpe hired as Costa Rica soccer coach

Costa Rica hired Ricardo La Volpe as its national soccer coach, giving the job to an Argentine who coached Mexico at the 2006 World Cup.

The country’s soccer federation said he was to be introduced at a news conference Thursday.

Costa Rica played in the 2002 and 2006 World Cups and has been a force in Central American soccer. It failed, however, to qualify for the World Cup in South Africa and has fired two full-time coaches in the last year—Rodrigo Kenton and Rene Simoes. The team has been handled recently by interim coach Ronald Gonzalez.

La Volpe coached Mexico to the round of 16 at the 2006 World Cup, where the team lost to Argentina. La Volpe is expected to begin coaching Costa Rica in January and will be on the bench for next year’s Copa Centroamericana, the regional championship.

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