Candidate for New Warrior Coach Identified.

[mwanasoka]

Last sunday in Legos Nigeria,Switzerland unleashed the 11 Jewel Clockwork Crimson the likes of which I have seldom seen.The debutant swiss were very noticable from early on in the tournament with a very conservative defense,likewise offence.Their plan was to neutralize potentially strong teams and eke out whatever goals the opponents were willing to concede,thereby forcinging teams to defeat themselves by commiting forced and unforced errors.Their team shape afforded excellent defensive coverage and exquisit offensive support.Their clockwork-like teamwork was the product of a little known  coach Dany Ryser.Looking at the young boys he forged into shape,I couldn't help but notice that they were not physically nor mentally superior to the Soca Warriors U17 nor U20.They were adept at absorbing the instructions of their coach.Their minds were trained to be more receptive to the concept of The Clockwork Crimson.( teamwork.... conditioning,coverage,speed and support ) .... You know,like the Marines / Navy Seals !

      This is the coach that Soca Warriors need at it's helm.The accomplishments that Trinidad and Tobago is capable of achieving with Dany Ryser as its coach could be unbelievable.
At his disposal would be a group of historiclly skilfull and speedy atheletes whom I believe could,duplicate if not surpass the swiss performance,to benefit our program in preparation for Brazil 2014.The final question is,Can he be enticed into proving that his technique can be duplicated with even the smallest pool of players from which to choose as the coach of the tiniest nation to have qualified  for the WC Finals, if the price is right that is !

        In a nutshell Dany Ryser got his team to perform as if football is played from the neck up.  Ryser showed that to be a success, top teams need much more than athleticism, and individual skills.  A simple fact we just do not grasp.  Again and again we see the starboy mentality -  a player receives the ball and holds on to it. We seem to put individuality above the basic premise of the game which is teamwide pressure,passing and creating and restricting space.  Let's see if the TTFF is paying attention. What do you think ?

[kounty]

dat is cover letter!!!

[Big Magician]

he know bout ttff

[Mose]

Is he available? Would he even want to come here? Would he want to work with TTFF and the special adviser?? Would he be able to pick his own team?? Can we (special adviser actually) afford him?? Will he get the necessary respect from the players since he isn't any big, well known name???

Did I miss anything?

[Tenorsaw]

Coaching youths and seniors can sometimes be very different...although men like Guardiola have made seamless transitions to the senior ranks.  It all depends on the personalities that one has to deal with.

[Preacher]

Coaching youths and seniors can sometimes be very different...although men like Guardiola have made seamless transitions to the senior ranks.  It all depends on the personalities that one has to deal with.

Especially when u start throwing professionals into the mix who know the nation don't really have options like Brazil or USA.

[palos]

In a nutshell Dany Ryser got his team to perform as if football is played from the neck up.  Ryser showed that to be a success, top teams need much more than athleticism, and individual skills.  A simple fact we just do not grasp. 

While I like your post and it has great merit, I was under the impression that in today's football, if you're NOT athletic and have individual skills, you're not even going to be in the running to be competitive.

There's a lot more that goes into making the player of today, but those 2 skill sets I thought were absolute prerequisites just to get your "foot in the door"

[weary1969]

he know bout ttff

He was speakin 2 frico so he know dat the federation is a model 1 and it just have some greedy players who gettin old so dey eh go b playin 4 we in d future so he go ah right.