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Óscar Washington Tabárez has marked an era on the bench for the Uruguayan team. Since taking the reins of Celeste, he has qualified for all the World Cups (2010, 2014 and 2018) and won the Copa América in Argentina in 2011.
As if that were not enough, the Master holds the world records of being the coach with the most number of matches directing the same national team and the coach with the largest number of world championships (4) leading the same national team (he also directed in Italy 90 ‘ ), together with Helmut Schön and Walter Winterbottom.
However, not everyone believes that Tabárez has been a great coach in Uruguay. The former Charrúa team, Darío Silva, spoke with Marcador and launched an acid criticism against the strategist.
Darío Silva played the World Cup in Korea and Japan 2002
“Tabárez the best coach I had? Tabárez is useless, he never beat anyone. In 14 years with Uruguay he has only won one Copa América. Here, in Europe, you lose a Champions League and you are on the street. Statistically, it did not contribute anything to Uruguay“
In addition, the former striker added that “With the players we have had in the front and in the defense we have not emerged as world champions. The best coach I had in the world was Trapattoni, he taught me soccer“
Darío Silva represented Celeste 46 times internationally, scoring 14 goals, and retired from international soccer after Uruguay failed to qualify for the 2006 Soccer World Cup.
