If the personality of the head coach determines the personality of a team, then on the other hand, looking at the training and competition of a team, you can guess what kind of personality the head coach of this team has.

Some teams are tough, angular, and the fruits of victory in the robbery game; some teams are flamboyant and afraid that the world will not know, so they are always doing things that others dare not do; some teams are high-profile, and can even be said to be arrogant, and they dare to open up all their training to the public.

Of course, this may just be a strategy for the head coach, but from these actions, we can guess what type of person the head coach is probably.

It seems that whenever Yang Cheng is mentioned, everyone will take it for granted to think of closed training!

Someone once joked that Yang Cheng's mystery was like the mysterious motherland behind him. Their mystery was full of seriousness, full of seriousness, full of attention to competition, competitors, and the future, and always be careful.

I still remember that someone said that any action exposed to the spotlight is a manifestation of immaturity!

Then, in turn, keeping yourself away from the spotlight and secretly accumulating strength, seeking physical fitness, tactic improvement and breakthroughs in places where others cannot see it is the most important move of any mature team.

Jose Peckelman agrees deeply about this, so his Colombia team, like the German team, adopts fully closed training. In his opinion, the reason for the closure is to hope that the outside world's spotlight will stay away from him and block all the scenery from the team's training camp, so that everyone can calm down to prepare for the game.

War is a very serious, cruel competition that can lead to heaven or go to hell. There is no third way to choose, so Peckelman never looks at a football war with an unserious attitude. This is the reason why he has been able to reach today and is highly regarded and appreciated by the world.

Long before the World Cup, many media have speculated that the most likely dark horses to appear in this World Cup. Among them, there are two teams that are very optimistic about, Belgium in Europe and Colombia in South America.

As for Uruguay, this is a traditional strong team, and it is not a dark horse!

Peckelmann has not expressed any opinions on this, but he knows that his team has such strength and potential, but there is still a long way to go before this goal. The most important thing is to first overcome the German team's hurdle in the first group match so that he can stand out in the group.

In the past, Colombia was a typical South American team, which overemphasized the players' individual combat ability. It emphasized the players' personal improvisation and ignored the overall cooperation of the team. These made Colombia's game look pretty, and it could even be said to be magnificent, but it was difficult to achieve good results.

His ex Gomez transformed Colombia. Especially as more and more players stood out in the European league, he began to seek a European style, hoping to better play a holistic European style of football, but Gomez's Colombia gradually moved towards a physical confrontation.

After taking office, Peckelman also began to inject more of his own ideas into the team. He neither planned to continue on the road of Europeanization nor returned to the de-European style of Colombia. He planned to achieve a balance between Europeanization and tradition.
Chapter completed!