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Originally Posted by Ozy_Flame
I care. I'd rather have a coach from a country with a strong footballing background and the experience in the national leagues to boot.
But by all means, lets get a coach from anywhere. How about Bhutan? How about Bikash Pradhan? Clearly he has the experience and talent to lead the Canadian squad against perrenial powerhouses Mexico and the U.S. for a World Cup slot. He led Yeezdin over Transport United in 2010 to the Bhutan A-Division league title. And if that doesn't work, we shouldn't limit our options - I say we also scour Bangladesh, Mongolia, Vanuatu and the Vatican for quality coaching.
We need a coach from a footballing country, that has been in the trenches with the best.
While your country-neutral position is noble, it doesn't make sense when clearly there are about 15-20 nations with the top tier of coaches.
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This post is awfully different from the one where you said "we need an English coach".
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I said was that we need to find the right guy, who has the right experience and some fresh new ideas to infuse into this program. The last thing we need to do is narrow our options down to one country, especially if that country is England.