"The reason why Son Heungmin's father said our soccer was sick"

"The reason why Son Heungmin's father said our soccer was sick"
  
  
1. Although we advanced to the quarterfinals by beating Saudi Arabia, our view of criticizing Klinsmann has hardly changed. Is it that hard to say congratulations to him? We are too stingy in making our coach look cool. A national team coach should look cool even when he is sitting down, but why is he so anxious not to criticize him? One of the trivial reasons why Klinsmann is hated is that he is mostly abroad.

2. Southgate, the coach of the English national team, came to the Tottenham game yesterday. Korean commentators said he came to see the Madison. Is that right?

3. Players can be classified as follows. CT (category) 1: Players who are out of interest in international skiers, CT 2: Players on the scouts radar, CT 3: Players who are scouted and belong to major first division teams, CT 4: Players who are recognized as the top class in the league, CT 5: Players who are recognized as the top class in the scouted team. Our national teams are usually CT 5 and 4, and some players are CT 3. Japan has more CT 4 players than us.

4. The main players of the national team are usually overseas, but why should the coach stay in Korea? Should the coach watch the match against Myongji University and Suwon University in order to select a domestic player? Isn't it the role of a national professional team or a scout for an overseas team? Should the coach necessarily watch the match between Suwon FC and Seongnam FC? If there is a possibility, isn't it the association's role to have the coach in front of him? If the coach has time, wouldn't it be more efficient to observe a Category 3 player?

5. Did Southgate only come to see Medicine? Was there any purpose to see Sweden's Kulusevski, Denmark's Hoivier, Netherlands' Vanderben, Italy's Vickirio, and France's Udoji? The Euro tournament is coming up soon.

6. If the Korean national team is Hwarang Team and they often face Chungmu Team, the Hwarang Team coach should be in Korea. When all the Korean national team's opponents are abroad, why should the coach stay in Korea more? Why should the coach be in Korea when the players responsible for our offensive, midfielder, and defensive lines are in England, France, and Germany?

7. It is okay if the coach goes abroad more. Hopefully, he will bring around a lot of Korean coaching staff like Cha Du-ri.

8. Don't just watch one game right away. Southgate may have watched Brazil's Hisalisson and Argentina's Romero. The World Cup is not as far away as you think.

9. It is better for a coach to go out and meet Beckham, FIFA referee chairman, U.S. national team coach Alex Ferguson, Daniel Levy, and appear on SKY Sports or ESPN. That is much better for Korean soccer than just touching the remote control or reading comments on social media at a residence in Gangnam.

10. There are many people who are busy deciding whether to work from home or not, rather than cutting the manager, depending on the outcome of a game. The same is true of domestic soccer experts and sports journalists. What happens to the winning percentage of a team that takes two days off, how much the player's activity decreases, how much it affects ball possession, how much the pass success rate varies from normal, how different the average effective shooting rate of Oh Hyun-kyu and Cho Kyu-sung are, which players will replace Cho, and how different their performance will be from those of the main players who have played 120 minutes, we would like to see a statistical analysis on such things. We would like to see an analysis on how much the probability of victory was reduced because we took two days off, how much the probability of victory was lowered because we played 120 minutes, and how our strategy should go. Rather than the analysis that Allah helped, or that his wife told him to play to the right, it was a proper analysis. At least if you are a soccer expert.

11. If we focus only on winning or losing the match against Australia without analyzing it, our soccer will develop slowly. Isn't this the main part that Son Heung-min's father said, "Our soccer is sick"? Without statistical analysis, if we win without thinking about cultivating players and coaching staff for the long term, a world-class player will have hard carried, and if we lose, our mentality will be insufficient, or our attitude of mentioning telecommuting will make our soccer sick.

12. Wouldn't football fans have the idea that if our soccer is sick, the main part of the disease may be ourselves?

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