The Awesome Barcelona U-13 , Can We Hire Them To Train Indonesia "Professional" Footballers?
The above title, a statemen may irritate some people in Indonesia. How can teenagers be expected to train professional footballers of Indonesia? For sure, even though the teenagers have learned from some best coaches in their academy, still physically, mentally, and also tehnically, adult footballers have more, much more.
However, watching this video clip still made my brain wondering how good it would be if the Barcelona U-13 team, that played in and won the World Challenge Cup after defeated Japanese side, is appointed a trainer for all Indonesia professional footbal teams.
Honestly, even though it sounds quite funny but someone there, in our government should consider prodfoundly this idea.
Please just take a look at the below video, from Youtube, and you will understand what I meant.
I can not help and I believe majority of Indonesians will agree with me on this, that those little kids can bring one thing that has been needed by Indonesia football world, sportmanship.
It has been very long, too long that football in Indonesia no longer attractive for majority of people. Many lost their appetite, even to watch. Football has been a nightmare for many Indonesians.
Hooliganism, riots, fights always follow any football events. Police troops have always poured their energy to prevent fights from happening. Some people lost their life just because they wanted to see their favorite team after being trapped in fights. Wounded spectators are countless.
Football is frightening than attractive.
That's why for a period of almost two years, the Indonesia Football Association were frozen by the government. They were considered unable to control people they should manage. Furthermore, Indonesia Football Association was more like political fights among them at that time (and til now)
So, if this Barcelona's teenagers can teach, not only players but also management of any Indonesia team about sportmanship, football can return as one worth watching game.
What do you think?
However, watching this video clip still made my brain wondering how good it would be if the Barcelona U-13 team, that played in and won the World Challenge Cup after defeated Japanese side, is appointed a trainer for all Indonesia professional footbal teams.
Honestly, even though it sounds quite funny but someone there, in our government should consider prodfoundly this idea.
Please just take a look at the below video, from Youtube, and you will understand what I meant.
I can not help and I believe majority of Indonesians will agree with me on this, that those little kids can bring one thing that has been needed by Indonesia football world, sportmanship.
It has been very long, too long that football in Indonesia no longer attractive for majority of people. Many lost their appetite, even to watch. Football has been a nightmare for many Indonesians.
Hooliganism, riots, fights always follow any football events. Police troops have always poured their energy to prevent fights from happening. Some people lost their life just because they wanted to see their favorite team after being trapped in fights. Wounded spectators are countless.
Football is frightening than attractive.
That's why for a period of almost two years, the Indonesia Football Association were frozen by the government. They were considered unable to control people they should manage. Furthermore, Indonesia Football Association was more like political fights among them at that time (and til now)
So, if this Barcelona's teenagers can teach, not only players but also management of any Indonesia team about sportmanship, football can return as one worth watching game.
What do you think?