Soccer is like the Titanic. Let’s do with Hamsik what hockey players with Satan do – True

His eyes ached from the match between Slovakia and Kazakhstan (0: 1) in the League of Nations. Vladimír Goffa (62) was not surprised by the end of Štefan Tarkovič on the coach’s bench. However, he does not like that he is the number one culprit. “I have a feeling that everything bad is focused on a single lightning rod named Tarkovich. However, this is not the main problem, “says the football expert before Friday’s match of the national football team against Azerbaijan (18.00, broadcast by RTVS). Did you expect the coach to change? I’m not surprised by this, but by another thing. We are still hearing about continuity so that there is not much interference in the team and this path is continued. When I was in Trnava for a match with Kazakhstan, I did not see such a sad and bored football environment for a long time. One would like to watch at least football that can be watched. Because you can lose, but if it happens without inflammation, it hurts your eyes. Did you not find any positives? I’m not frflosh. I try to look for nice things in life and football. I would like to find something positive in Slovak, but it is not possible. We repeat the same phrases for years. Read more Confirmed, Slovaks are without a coach. Tarkovič finished at the national team Do you think that coach Tarkovič could not guide the team or inspire him to play? I have a feeling that all evil is focused on a single lightning rod named Tarkovic. However, this is not the main problem. Slovak football is like Titanic. It dances up and the ship sinks down. Regional, youth, club and national football are sinking. And sometimes we pretend nothing happens. I have a question for you… Like it. Which Slovak team brought you joy with their performances? At the beginning of the season Žilina, later Ružomberok. I went to Žilina or Slovan regularly. Jablonec dusted off MŠK, Slovan didn’t even cut it in Europe. No success or joy. Therefore, attention should not be drawn only to Tarkovich. See what we play in Slovakia at all levels. Read more Will it replace Weiss or Tarkovich? The Czechs have a favorite, they have pulled out the well-known name Everyone wants to play it on the ground and without having to go into a painful duel. One-touch play or attack by extreme defenders are unknown concepts. Is there a problem with the outdated methodology of training youth and senior coaches? I think so, because now we have methodologists rather than coaches. We play it safe, through the goalkeeper and wait patiently. We stick to the methodology with which Barcelona crushed European football 15 years ago. And now? Straightforwardness, speed, hardness and combat. What does Slovak football offer? Nothing. Needless to say, we now take Tarkovich as a scapegoat. However, the coach is responsible for the team’s performances and was also supported by the players when they fly to the next match in Baku… But so that the players open their mouths to the coaches. However, their performances were not ideal. Do they lack quality or better leadership? We have very good players, their share of guilt is minimal. The main problem is what the coaches push into their heads. They get information on how to play to be successful. The result is poor performance and yawning of the audience. As if the invention was hampered by obedience. What do you mean? Club or national team coaches do not want to cross the line and anger the leadership with more radical changes. They prefer to analyze it and the caravan goes on. The national team is without a coach. The hottest candidate is Vladimir Weiss st. Would it help the Slovak team? He rejected this position once or twice. My favorite was Petr Rada, but he goes to Dukla Prague. Weiss is a great coach and expert. It bothers me that he achieved results due to negative emotions. If you don’t play, I’ll fire you and you won’t be nominated. I didn’t hear praise. It’s not my cup of coffee. However, the Council is the same. In addition, Slovakia was successful, especially when it was led by Ján Kozák st. or Weiss st. with a hard hand. Does the Slovak cabin need a whip? It’s not a bad idea, but I think it’s more of the personalities of coaches Weiss and Kozak. They had a natural respect for the players. They were their authorities. The players perceived that they understood football perfectly and knew how to prepare it. The players told me about coach Kozák that he prepared them perfectly for the matches and it was much easier for them in the fights. Cossack and Weiss were also excellent footballers, which is also a plus. After a few months, it again looks like the only Slovak alternative is Weiss. Do you not think that the management of the Slovak Football Association does not work conceptually? The situation may turn out so that Vlado Weiss will want to stay with club football. He certainly has several offers, maybe he has already chosen one. It could happen that the management of the union Weissa locks in the office, throws the keys out of the window and does not pull the other until Vlado signs the contract… Read more The Godfather entered the game. His condition was clear Another candidate is not, but even if he was, it is gluing the fracture with a bandage. Competents must realize whether Slovak football is moving forward. Aren’t we backing down? Do we play modern and interesting? And where is the joy, the passion, the development of individual skills and not throwing people into the system? Soccer is not a robot, but an art. What is the solution? Football revolution. Thanking some and changing the system and direction of Slovak football. In all positions on the union, people try. Another thing is whether their 100% robot goes in line with modern football. I see reserves there. Hard work and dedication are not enough, you have to be a strong leader and innovator. The hockey players did something similar. Can they be an inspiration for footballers? Definitely. I would be very happy if football was no longer bound by methodological manuals. In Slovakia, however, creativity is not required, but obedience. I would suggest that Marek Hamšík immediately return to football structures to management positions after the end of his career – just like Miroslav Šatan in hockey. If he took Marek Sapara or Róbert Vittek, it could work. They don’t know everything, they need help. However, they are modest, considerate and have extensive experience. Hamšík was a prudent player with a vision and he would certainly retain these qualities as an official. The exchange of Tarkovič, ie one person, will not help Slovak football.