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– The Thai newspaper looks back on the time of coach Akira Nishino’s reign, emphasizing shame on the role of the goalkeeper.
Coach Akira Nishino has just asked Thai clubs to release troops for the team and prepare for the final matches of the 2022 World Cup, once Covid-19 is under control.
The Thai League is expected to return in September, which will last until May 2021, so Akira Nishino is concerned that there are no staff to evaluate.
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| Goalkeeper Siwarak, 36, captured 4/6 matches with Akira Nishino |
Akira Nishino is the highest-paid coach in the history of the Thai team. During its January extension, it received 33 million baht per year.
After years of signs of slowing down, Thailand expected a lot from Akira Nishino, to bring back “War Elephants”.
However, the Covid-19 pandemic interrupted Akira Nishino’s revolution with Thailand.
Recently, the Thai Rath newspaper had an article that looked at the Thai team at the hands of Akira Nishino (excluding U23).
“There are highlights that Thailand has received. But there is also an embarrassment in the goalkeeper position.”Thai Rath commented.
“Nishino has not called any young goalkeepers for the team, to create competition and inheritance”.
Coach Akira Nishino summons a total of 30 different players (just counting the officially registered roster). In particular, there are 24 people at least once in the yard.
This is another high test rate, when the Akira Nishino dynasty only passed 6 official matches, with 5 of the 2022 World Cup qualifiers.
The 65-year-old Japanese strategist, however, only calls up older goalkeepers. The three Thai goalkeepers in the last match were Kawin Thamsatchanan (30 years old), Chatchai Budprom (33) and Siwarak Tedsungnoen (36).
Of course, it’s not that Coach Akira Nishino hasn’t tried it, but this has been a problem in Thai football for many years.
“For the past 10 years, Thailand’s goalkeeping position has been a big problem.”Thai Rath admitted. “There are few new factors capable of competing for official positions.
Looking at today’s goalkeepers is truly ominous. Because they all passed the age of 30.
Thailand must find goalkeepers under the age of 25, even if they don’t play regularly with the team. This is to help learn from the experience of older people, as well as to create inheritance. “.
Thien Thanh
