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Subject: [U21] World Cup , by Krzysztof/
Uruguay U21
Coach: dewb
World Cup U21:
1. At the beginning of our conversation, tell us something about yourself, what you do, what your hobbies are, tell us about your country, how life is there, what life is like in your country, whether it is worth visiting your country, and whether it is worth moving there permanently.
1- Hey, I'm Daniel Weigel, born and raised in Montevideo, Uruguay. I have dual citizenship—Uruguayan and Italian—and my family has German and French roots. Like many people in Latin America, I'm a mix of European and local ancestry.
I love traveling, and no matter where I've gone, I've always met awesome people and discovered beautiful spots. It's made me realize there are so many great countries out there—Uruguay's definitely one of them, but far from the only one.
That said, Uruguay is a really solid place to live. It's a bit pricey, you need a good income to live here, yeah, but the quality of life is top-notch. It's not for people who thrive on big crowds and chaos—it's perfect if you want a chill, relaxed, and predictable vibe.
2. Tell us what your fight to qualify for the U21 World Cup looked like?
3. Tell us how you assess your national team that will play in the U21 World Cup, what are your plans, what do you realistically want to compete for, who are the biggest stars of your team, how do you evaluate your group in the U21 World Cup.
3- Group A is one of the toughest groups this season, no doubt. You've got the champions Hungary in there, plus Brazil—who are easily a top-10 side—and Mexico can't be written off either; they're always a tricky opponent.
Our chances pretty much come down to pulling off an upset against at least one of the two favorites. Uruguay got a solid squad this time around—I actually think it's better than the one they took to the last World Cup—but the challenge feels even steeper now.
As for Núber Matero , the kid who was only 20 when he topped the scoring charts in qualifying, fingers crossed he can do it again here.
4. List what you think are the top 5 U21 World Cup teams, these are your gut feelings, try to have some fun and answer this question.
4- The simple answer would be the top 5 teams in the U21 NT rankings. But honestly, the U21 scene is full of massive surprises because most of the players are totally different from one season to the next. On top of that, winning the World Cup isn't just about having the strongest squad—it's about being the team that can tough it out and keep going. Mastering the art of surviving is what really matters.
5. Name 3 teams that at this U21 World Cup could be the dark horse of the tournament, in a positive sense
5- It's a tough challenge for all the teams lower down in the rankings.
I just played against the Netherlands and they really impressed me.
I'm not sure if Croatia counts as a dark horse, but I think they're gonna have a great World Cup.
And I'm confident Uruguay could be another big surprise.
6. In your opinion, which teams have very good coaches, and that would be an extra advantage for those teams in the fight for the U21 World Cup title
6- Most coaches at the World Cup are really solid. You don't just stumble into qualifying for it—there's serious work behind it. Some teams cruised through pretty easily, while others had to grind like crazy. At the end of the day, it's just about some squads being stronger than others and drawing tougher (or easier) opponents. But yeah, every single coach has done an awesome job getting their team there.
7. Would you like to officially greet someone now, acknowledge them, say something nice to them, or thank them for something?
7- Hey, wanna give a shoutout to my group stage opponents: Borlas, Krzysztof, and Gordo.
Between the four of us, I reckon we're gonna have an absolute banger of a group stage!
8. What would you like to say to the fans of your team before the start of the U21 World Cup, or maybe do you want to make a promise?
8- Since we're not the favorites, we don't have to make any big promises. On the flip side, our fans know Uruguay never likes it easy—we thrive on the tough stuff.
9. Name 3 national teams you would like to coach in your career as a manager in the future.
9- Spain, Italy, Colombia, or pretty much any other national team. Those three are mainly because I've got family or friends there. The others are just because they're all a challenge, and I love connecting with people from all over the world.
Muchas gracias
by Krzysztof
(edited)
Coach: dewb
World Cup U21:
1. At the beginning of our conversation, tell us something about yourself, what you do, what your hobbies are, tell us about your country, how life is there, what life is like in your country, whether it is worth visiting your country, and whether it is worth moving there permanently.
1- Hey, I'm Daniel Weigel, born and raised in Montevideo, Uruguay. I have dual citizenship—Uruguayan and Italian—and my family has German and French roots. Like many people in Latin America, I'm a mix of European and local ancestry.
I love traveling, and no matter where I've gone, I've always met awesome people and discovered beautiful spots. It's made me realize there are so many great countries out there—Uruguay's definitely one of them, but far from the only one.
That said, Uruguay is a really solid place to live. It's a bit pricey, you need a good income to live here, yeah, but the quality of life is top-notch. It's not for people who thrive on big crowds and chaos—it's perfect if you want a chill, relaxed, and predictable vibe.
2. Tell us what your fight to qualify for the U21 World Cup looked like?
3. Tell us how you assess your national team that will play in the U21 World Cup, what are your plans, what do you realistically want to compete for, who are the biggest stars of your team, how do you evaluate your group in the U21 World Cup.
3- Group A is one of the toughest groups this season, no doubt. You've got the champions Hungary in there, plus Brazil—who are easily a top-10 side—and Mexico can't be written off either; they're always a tricky opponent.
Our chances pretty much come down to pulling off an upset against at least one of the two favorites. Uruguay got a solid squad this time around—I actually think it's better than the one they took to the last World Cup—but the challenge feels even steeper now.
As for Núber Matero , the kid who was only 20 when he topped the scoring charts in qualifying, fingers crossed he can do it again here.
4. List what you think are the top 5 U21 World Cup teams, these are your gut feelings, try to have some fun and answer this question.
4- The simple answer would be the top 5 teams in the U21 NT rankings. But honestly, the U21 scene is full of massive surprises because most of the players are totally different from one season to the next. On top of that, winning the World Cup isn't just about having the strongest squad—it's about being the team that can tough it out and keep going. Mastering the art of surviving is what really matters.
5. Name 3 teams that at this U21 World Cup could be the dark horse of the tournament, in a positive sense
5- It's a tough challenge for all the teams lower down in the rankings.
I just played against the Netherlands and they really impressed me.
I'm not sure if Croatia counts as a dark horse, but I think they're gonna have a great World Cup.
And I'm confident Uruguay could be another big surprise.
6. In your opinion, which teams have very good coaches, and that would be an extra advantage for those teams in the fight for the U21 World Cup title
6- Most coaches at the World Cup are really solid. You don't just stumble into qualifying for it—there's serious work behind it. Some teams cruised through pretty easily, while others had to grind like crazy. At the end of the day, it's just about some squads being stronger than others and drawing tougher (or easier) opponents. But yeah, every single coach has done an awesome job getting their team there.
7. Would you like to officially greet someone now, acknowledge them, say something nice to them, or thank them for something?
7- Hey, wanna give a shoutout to my group stage opponents: Borlas, Krzysztof, and Gordo.
Between the four of us, I reckon we're gonna have an absolute banger of a group stage!
8. What would you like to say to the fans of your team before the start of the U21 World Cup, or maybe do you want to make a promise?
8- Since we're not the favorites, we don't have to make any big promises. On the flip side, our fans know Uruguay never likes it easy—we thrive on the tough stuff.
9. Name 3 national teams you would like to coach in your career as a manager in the future.
9- Spain, Italy, Colombia, or pretty much any other national team. Those three are mainly because I've got family or friends there. The others are just because they're all a challenge, and I love connecting with people from all over the world.
Muchas gracias
by Krzysztof
(edited)
România U21
Coach: petru
World Cup U21:
1. At the beginning of our conversation, tell us something about yourself, what you do, what your hobbies are, tell us about your country, how life is there, what life is like in your country, whether it is worth visiting your country, and whether it is worth moving there permanently.
1- Hello. My name is Petru, I am 38 years old and I am a manager in a food factory. My hobby is tennis
, I practice it weekly in amateur competitions. Romania is a very beautiful country, it is fully worth visiting. There are too many beautiful things to mention here.
2. Tell us what your fight to qualify for the U21 World Cup looked like?
2- I had no emotions about not qualifying, the only emotions were fighting against the U21 records in Romania (the lost match against Scotland interrupted my streak of consecutive victories).
3. Tell us how you assess your national team that will play in the U21 World Cup, what are your plans, what do you realistically want to compete for, who are the biggest stars of your team, how do you evaluate your group in the U21 World Cup.
3- Romania always tries to fight for the trophy, I hope I can succeed. The squad is good (some problems on the defensive side), but I hope I can compensate on the offensive side. I think the star of the team is my striker Tiberiu Aldea , but he is out of form, unfortunately.
4. List what you think are the top 5 U21 World Cup teams, these are your gut feelings, try to have some fun and answer this question.
4- I think Poland, Italy, Hungary, Suomi and Romania!
5. Name 3 teams that at this U21 World Cup could be the dark horse of the tournament, in a positive sense
5- France, Turkey and Spain.
6. In your opinion, which teams have very good coaches, and that would be an extra advantage for those teams in the fight for the U21 World Cup title
6- Krzysztof - the current champion :d, kesis and Thomas Shelby
7. Would you like to officially greet someone now, acknowledge them, say something nice to them, or thank them for something?
7- I would like to thank the Romanian community for being patient with me for another term and I hope to repay their trust by winning the world championship.
Thank you for your involvement, a more beautiful world cup through your presentation.
8. What would you like to say to the fans of your team before the start of the U21 World Cup, or maybe do you want to make a promise?
8- I hope we can win a medal at this edition, I hope for gold. :D
9. Name 3 national teams you would like to coach in your career as a manager in the future.
9- I would like to lead Poland, Italy and the Czech Republic.
Thank you for your involvement! Good luck to everyone!
Thank you :)
by Krzysztof
Coach: petru
World Cup U21:
1. At the beginning of our conversation, tell us something about yourself, what you do, what your hobbies are, tell us about your country, how life is there, what life is like in your country, whether it is worth visiting your country, and whether it is worth moving there permanently.
1- Hello. My name is Petru, I am 38 years old and I am a manager in a food factory. My hobby is tennis
, I practice it weekly in amateur competitions. Romania is a very beautiful country, it is fully worth visiting. There are too many beautiful things to mention here.
2. Tell us what your fight to qualify for the U21 World Cup looked like?
2- I had no emotions about not qualifying, the only emotions were fighting against the U21 records in Romania (the lost match against Scotland interrupted my streak of consecutive victories).
3. Tell us how you assess your national team that will play in the U21 World Cup, what are your plans, what do you realistically want to compete for, who are the biggest stars of your team, how do you evaluate your group in the U21 World Cup.
3- Romania always tries to fight for the trophy, I hope I can succeed. The squad is good (some problems on the defensive side), but I hope I can compensate on the offensive side. I think the star of the team is my striker Tiberiu Aldea , but he is out of form, unfortunately.
4. List what you think are the top 5 U21 World Cup teams, these are your gut feelings, try to have some fun and answer this question.
4- I think Poland, Italy, Hungary, Suomi and Romania!
5. Name 3 teams that at this U21 World Cup could be the dark horse of the tournament, in a positive sense
5- France, Turkey and Spain.
6. In your opinion, which teams have very good coaches, and that would be an extra advantage for those teams in the fight for the U21 World Cup title
6- Krzysztof - the current champion :d, kesis and Thomas Shelby
7. Would you like to officially greet someone now, acknowledge them, say something nice to them, or thank them for something?
7- I would like to thank the Romanian community for being patient with me for another term and I hope to repay their trust by winning the world championship.
Thank you for your involvement, a more beautiful world cup through your presentation.
8. What would you like to say to the fans of your team before the start of the U21 World Cup, or maybe do you want to make a promise?
8- I hope we can win a medal at this edition, I hope for gold. :D
9. Name 3 national teams you would like to coach in your career as a manager in the future.
9- I would like to lead Poland, Italy and the Czech Republic.
Thank you for your involvement! Good luck to everyone!
Thank you :)
by Krzysztof
Česká republika U21
Coach: Edson
World Cup U21:
1. At the beginning of our conversation, tell us something about yourself, what you do, what your hobbies are, tell us about your country, how life is there, what life is like in your country, whether it is worth visiting your country, and whether it is worth moving there permanently.
1- Hi, my name is Michał and I'm from central Poland. I'm an IT specialist with many interests.
From poker, to working out at the gym, to soccer, to learning foreign languages, Lego, and video games.
My country is beautiful and safe, so I recommend everyone to visit and move here.
2. Tell us what your fight to qualify for the U21 World Cup looked like?
2- The road was very difficult because, based on match ratings the Czech Republic was the weakest team from pot 1. Our group was the strongest and most evenly matched of all the others. There were no outsiders in the group. Portugal and Cuba were on our level, and the rest of the teams were strong enough that anyone could take points from the top teams.
3. Tell us how you assess your national team that will play in the U21 World Cup, what are your plans, what do you realistically want to compete for, who are the biggest stars of your team, how do you evaluate your group in the U21 World Cup.
3- The Czech national team isn't the favorite this season. We're facing a lot of challenges. The group is very evenly matched; anyone can beat anyone. Our goal, of course, is to advance from the group and fight for medals. This is the Czech Republic, it can't be any other way :)
4. List what you think are the top 5 U21 World Cup teams, these are your gut feelings, try to have some fun and answer this question.
4- Of course, Poland and Romania, apart from them, Hungary, Italy and Finland will be strong.
5. Name 3 teams that at this U21 World Cup could be the dark horse of the tournament, in a positive sense
5- Finland will definitely be the dark horse, I hope the same for the Czech Republic. I'm also betting on Vietnam.
6. In your opinion, which teams have very good coaches, and that would be an extra advantage for those teams in the fight for the U21 World Cup title
6- Once again, I have to point to Finland. Kesis is doing a fantastic job. Norbert is able to fully utilize Poland's potential. Germanek unfortunately doesn't have a strong team, so it will be difficult to compete for medals, but he undoubtedly has enormous skills. Gordo, despite a slightly weaker team this season, is also capable of leading Brazil to a medal.
7. Would you like to officially greet someone now, acknowledge them, say something nice to them, or thank them for something?
7- I would like to thank everyone who trains Czech players and does not hide their skills.
8. What would you like to say to the fans of your team before the start of the U21 World Cup, or maybe do you want to make a promise?
8- Watch the matches, support the team and keep your fingers crossed that the Sokker gods are on our side :D
9. Name 3 national teams you would like to coach in your career as a manager in the future.
9- Definitely Brazil. I'd also like to manage Spain, and of course Poland
Dziękuję za wywiad
by Krzysztof
Coach: Edson
World Cup U21:
1. At the beginning of our conversation, tell us something about yourself, what you do, what your hobbies are, tell us about your country, how life is there, what life is like in your country, whether it is worth visiting your country, and whether it is worth moving there permanently.
1- Hi, my name is Michał and I'm from central Poland. I'm an IT specialist with many interests.
From poker, to working out at the gym, to soccer, to learning foreign languages, Lego, and video games.
My country is beautiful and safe, so I recommend everyone to visit and move here.
2. Tell us what your fight to qualify for the U21 World Cup looked like?
2- The road was very difficult because, based on match ratings the Czech Republic was the weakest team from pot 1. Our group was the strongest and most evenly matched of all the others. There were no outsiders in the group. Portugal and Cuba were on our level, and the rest of the teams were strong enough that anyone could take points from the top teams.
3. Tell us how you assess your national team that will play in the U21 World Cup, what are your plans, what do you realistically want to compete for, who are the biggest stars of your team, how do you evaluate your group in the U21 World Cup.
3- The Czech national team isn't the favorite this season. We're facing a lot of challenges. The group is very evenly matched; anyone can beat anyone. Our goal, of course, is to advance from the group and fight for medals. This is the Czech Republic, it can't be any other way :)
4. List what you think are the top 5 U21 World Cup teams, these are your gut feelings, try to have some fun and answer this question.
4- Of course, Poland and Romania, apart from them, Hungary, Italy and Finland will be strong.
5. Name 3 teams that at this U21 World Cup could be the dark horse of the tournament, in a positive sense
5- Finland will definitely be the dark horse, I hope the same for the Czech Republic. I'm also betting on Vietnam.
6. In your opinion, which teams have very good coaches, and that would be an extra advantage for those teams in the fight for the U21 World Cup title
6- Once again, I have to point to Finland. Kesis is doing a fantastic job. Norbert is able to fully utilize Poland's potential. Germanek unfortunately doesn't have a strong team, so it will be difficult to compete for medals, but he undoubtedly has enormous skills. Gordo, despite a slightly weaker team this season, is also capable of leading Brazil to a medal.
7. Would you like to officially greet someone now, acknowledge them, say something nice to them, or thank them for something?
7- I would like to thank everyone who trains Czech players and does not hide their skills.
8. What would you like to say to the fans of your team before the start of the U21 World Cup, or maybe do you want to make a promise?
8- Watch the matches, support the team and keep your fingers crossed that the Sokker gods are on our side :D
9. Name 3 national teams you would like to coach in your career as a manager in the future.
9- Definitely Brazil. I'd also like to manage Spain, and of course Poland
Dziękuję za wywiad
by Krzysztof
France U21
Coach: Thomas Shelby
World Cup U21:
1. At the beginning of our conversation, tell us something about yourself, what you do, what your hobbies are, tell us about your country, how life is there, what life is like in your country, whether it is worth visiting your country, and whether it is worth moving there permanently.
1-I am a 42-year-old Frenchman, anarchist and father to an 8-year-old daughter who is French and Angolan. And also an Olympique de Marseille fan.
I have been playing Sokker since 2008 with my team, Peaky Blinders and and U21 coach France for five seasons. (Previously served with Cameroon and France A).
I live in Angers, a city in central western France. Its slogan is “La douceur angevine” (the sweetness angevin), a pleasant city to visit, with lots of castles, vineyards and good food, in a mild climate.
2. Tell us what your fight to qualify for the U21 World Cup looked like?
2- Qualification went well with a match against the USA and a fine third place for Nigeria.. The goal was to prepare as best we could for the World Cup by playing a lot with the U20s.
3. Tell us how you assess your national team that will play in the U21 World Cup, what are your plans, what do you realistically want to compete for, who are the biggest stars of your team, how do you evaluate your group in the U21 World Cup.
3- A group with good teams where we hope to qualify and go as far as possible. There are no standout stars, but rather a consistent and solid group.
4. List what you think are the top 5 U21 World Cup teams, these are your gut feelings, try to have some fun and answer this question.
4- Polska, România, Magyarország, Brasil, Türkiye.
5. Name 3 teams that at this U21 World Cup could be the dark horse of the tournament, in a positive sense
5- Deutschland, Italia, France.
6. In your opinion, which teams have very good coaches, and that would be an extra advantage for those teams in the fight for the U21 World Cup title
6- Many teams have good managers who are experienced. The level is very high.
7. Would you like to officially greet someone now, acknowledge them, say something nice to them, or thank them for something?
7- Krzysztof and Slamtam, to make the game more interesting with animation and statistics. Thanks for that :)
8. What would you like to say to the fans of your team before the start of the U21 World Cup, or maybe do you want to make a promise?
8- We have a community that plays the game, is passionate about it, and does what needs to be done for the good of the NT. As we saw during the NT A World Cup victory with Baloo. Merci.
9. Name 3 national teams you would like to coach in your career as a manager in the future.
9- England ( by order of the Peaky Blinders ^^), but i am open to quite a few countries.
If the developers could restore XP for friendly matches in NT, that would be great. The training of its squad should be valued, and not have to play like those who do nothing.
Thanks for all, and good luck for the World Cup, that the better win !
Merci Thomas
by Krzysztof
Coach: Thomas Shelby
World Cup U21:
1. At the beginning of our conversation, tell us something about yourself, what you do, what your hobbies are, tell us about your country, how life is there, what life is like in your country, whether it is worth visiting your country, and whether it is worth moving there permanently.
1-I am a 42-year-old Frenchman, anarchist and father to an 8-year-old daughter who is French and Angolan. And also an Olympique de Marseille fan.
I have been playing Sokker since 2008 with my team, Peaky Blinders and and U21 coach France for five seasons. (Previously served with Cameroon and France A).
I live in Angers, a city in central western France. Its slogan is “La douceur angevine” (the sweetness angevin), a pleasant city to visit, with lots of castles, vineyards and good food, in a mild climate.
2. Tell us what your fight to qualify for the U21 World Cup looked like?
2- Qualification went well with a match against the USA and a fine third place for Nigeria.. The goal was to prepare as best we could for the World Cup by playing a lot with the U20s.
3. Tell us how you assess your national team that will play in the U21 World Cup, what are your plans, what do you realistically want to compete for, who are the biggest stars of your team, how do you evaluate your group in the U21 World Cup.
3- A group with good teams where we hope to qualify and go as far as possible. There are no standout stars, but rather a consistent and solid group.
4. List what you think are the top 5 U21 World Cup teams, these are your gut feelings, try to have some fun and answer this question.
4- Polska, România, Magyarország, Brasil, Türkiye.
5. Name 3 teams that at this U21 World Cup could be the dark horse of the tournament, in a positive sense
5- Deutschland, Italia, France.
6. In your opinion, which teams have very good coaches, and that would be an extra advantage for those teams in the fight for the U21 World Cup title
6- Many teams have good managers who are experienced. The level is very high.
7. Would you like to officially greet someone now, acknowledge them, say something nice to them, or thank them for something?
7- Krzysztof and Slamtam, to make the game more interesting with animation and statistics. Thanks for that :)
8. What would you like to say to the fans of your team before the start of the U21 World Cup, or maybe do you want to make a promise?
8- We have a community that plays the game, is passionate about it, and does what needs to be done for the good of the NT. As we saw during the NT A World Cup victory with Baloo. Merci.
9. Name 3 national teams you would like to coach in your career as a manager in the future.
9- England ( by order of the Peaky Blinders ^^), but i am open to quite a few countries.
If the developers could restore XP for friendly matches in NT, that would be great. The training of its squad should be valued, and not have to play like those who do nothing.
Thanks for all, and good luck for the World Cup, that the better win !
Merci Thomas
by Krzysztof
Azərbaycan U21
Coach: Lord Legolas
World Cup U21:
1. At the beginning of our conversation, tell us something about yourself, what you do, what your hobbies are, tell us about your country, how life is there, what life is like in your country, whether it is worth visiting your country, and whether it is worth moving there permanently.
1- My name is Iuliu, I'm 44 yo, I work as a Project Manager
, my hobbies are reading and travelling to new countries, my main target is to visit all countries around the world.
My country is in continuous development, but not as much as we would like due to political disputes. Is it worth visiting, we have many beautiful places to see.
2. Tell us what your fight to qualify for the U21 World Cup looked like?
2- We had an easy qualification campaign, although I missed my target, 1st place. Colombia had a better team.
3. Tell us how you assess your national team that will play in the U21 World Cup, what are your plans, what do you realistically want to compete for, who are the biggest stars of your team, how do you evaluate your group in the U21 World Cup.
3- This generation is way weaker than the qualification generation, hardly reaching mark 49. We are missing good midfielders, we have no stars in the team, so our main goal is not to embarrass ourselves too much in the WC matches, because we have a pretty hard group, all of the 3 rivals have real chances to pass the group stage.
4. List what you think are the top 5 U21 World Cup teams, these are your gut feelings, try to have some fun and answer this question.
4- Top 5 teams: Romania and Poland :)
5. Name 3 teams that at this U21 World Cup could be the dark horse of the tournament, in a positive sense
5- I see no surprises at this WC, but my favourites are: Belgium, Suomi, and Spain.
6. In your opinion, which teams have very good coaches, and that would be an extra advantage for those teams in the fight for the U21 World Cup title
6- I know petru is a very good tactician, I can't say anything about the rest of the coaches because I don't follow other teams.
7. Would you like to officially greet someone now, acknowledge them, say something nice to them, or thank them for something?
7- I would like to thank the Azerbaycan community, they are really nice people, and they supported me all the way.
8. What would you like to say to the fans of your team before the start of the U21 World Cup, or maybe do you want to make a promise?
8- Already told them to have mercy on me because we have a weak generation and a difficult group.
9. Name 3 national teams you would like to coach in your career as a manager in the future.
9- Except for Romania, no other preferences.
Thank you
by Krzysztof
(edited)
Coach: Lord Legolas
World Cup U21:
1. At the beginning of our conversation, tell us something about yourself, what you do, what your hobbies are, tell us about your country, how life is there, what life is like in your country, whether it is worth visiting your country, and whether it is worth moving there permanently.
1- My name is Iuliu, I'm 44 yo, I work as a Project Manager
, my hobbies are reading and travelling to new countries, my main target is to visit all countries around the world.
My country is in continuous development, but not as much as we would like due to political disputes. Is it worth visiting, we have many beautiful places to see.
2. Tell us what your fight to qualify for the U21 World Cup looked like?
2- We had an easy qualification campaign, although I missed my target, 1st place. Colombia had a better team.
3. Tell us how you assess your national team that will play in the U21 World Cup, what are your plans, what do you realistically want to compete for, who are the biggest stars of your team, how do you evaluate your group in the U21 World Cup.
3- This generation is way weaker than the qualification generation, hardly reaching mark 49. We are missing good midfielders, we have no stars in the team, so our main goal is not to embarrass ourselves too much in the WC matches, because we have a pretty hard group, all of the 3 rivals have real chances to pass the group stage.
4. List what you think are the top 5 U21 World Cup teams, these are your gut feelings, try to have some fun and answer this question.
4- Top 5 teams: Romania and Poland :)
5. Name 3 teams that at this U21 World Cup could be the dark horse of the tournament, in a positive sense
5- I see no surprises at this WC, but my favourites are: Belgium, Suomi, and Spain.
6. In your opinion, which teams have very good coaches, and that would be an extra advantage for those teams in the fight for the U21 World Cup title
6- I know petru is a very good tactician, I can't say anything about the rest of the coaches because I don't follow other teams.
7. Would you like to officially greet someone now, acknowledge them, say something nice to them, or thank them for something?
7- I would like to thank the Azerbaycan community, they are really nice people, and they supported me all the way.
8. What would you like to say to the fans of your team before the start of the U21 World Cup, or maybe do you want to make a promise?
8- Already told them to have mercy on me because we have a weak generation and a difficult group.
9. Name 3 national teams you would like to coach in your career as a manager in the future.
9- Except for Romania, no other preferences.
Thank you
by Krzysztof
(edited)
Colombia U21
Coach: jotafred1904
World Cup U21:
1. At the beginning of our conversation, tell us something about yourself, what you do, what your hobbies are, tell us about your country, how life is there, what life is like in your country, whether it is worth visiting your country, and whether it is worth moving there permanently.
1- I’m Jean Fred, head coach of Colombia’s U21 national team in Sokker. In real life, I work as a Business Intelligence engineer, so I’m used to dealing with data, analysis, and strategic decision-making—exactly the same skills I apply on the bench.
Colombia is an intense and passionate country, full of talent and contrasts. Life here isn’t easy, but it’s very human.
Is it worth visiting? Absolutely.
Is it worth living here? If you know how to adapt and think long-term, it is.
2. Tell us what your fight to qualify for the U21 World Cup looked like?
2- From the very beginning, we knew we would be fighting with Azerbaijan for first place, but we had some difficulties turning our advantage into points in the standings. In the end, we managed to beat them in both matches and finished top of the group.
3. Tell us how you assess your national team that will play in the U21 World Cup, what are your plans, what do you realistically want to compete for, who are the biggest stars of your team, how do you evaluate your group in the U21 World Cup.
3- We have experienced a decline in player quality season after season, but we will do everything possible to make the road difficult for our opponents. We will try to compete.
4. List what you think are the top 5 U21 World Cup teams, these are your gut feelings, try to have some fun and answer this question.
4- Spain, Poland, Turkey, Germany and Italy, with some possible surprises.
5. Name 3 teams that at this U21 World Cup could be the dark horse of the tournament, in a positive sense
5- Australia has a great coach who has been able to make the most of his squad, and they have managed to surprise. Switzerland, a couple of seasons ago, managed to reach the final stages. Both have the tactical experience to surprise again.
6. In your opinion, which teams have very good coaches, and that would be an extra advantage for those teams in the fight for the U21 World Cup title
6- Australia and Hungary stand out in this regard. Both have coaches who know how to read matches very well, make the most of their available resources, and adjust tactically depending on the opponent. In a short tournament like this one, that edge on the bench can make a real difference
7. Would you like to officially greet someone now, acknowledge them, say something nice to them, or thank them for something?
7- I would like to thank the entire Sokker Colombia community for supporting me and trusting this process, even though it has been difficult.
8. What would you like to say to the fans of your team before the start of the U21 World Cup, or maybe do you want to make a promise?
8- We have a very difficult group, probably the most balanced of the tournament. Spain are the favorites, Cuba are a historic and tough opponent, as well as Greece. It will be difficult, but we will try.
9. Name 3 national teams you would like to coach in your career as a manager in the future.
9- In my career, I have coached Honduras, where I managed to consolidate a group and carry out scouting to get the best possible players despite all the difficulties of being a small community. This is my third World Cup with Colombia U21, and it has been a rewarding experience. We have had very strong teams and others not so strong, but we have always tried with great commitment. In the future, besides Colombia U21, I would like to coach other national teams such as Spain or Italy.
Thank you
by Krzysztof
Coach: jotafred1904
World Cup U21:
1. At the beginning of our conversation, tell us something about yourself, what you do, what your hobbies are, tell us about your country, how life is there, what life is like in your country, whether it is worth visiting your country, and whether it is worth moving there permanently.
1- I’m Jean Fred, head coach of Colombia’s U21 national team in Sokker. In real life, I work as a Business Intelligence engineer, so I’m used to dealing with data, analysis, and strategic decision-making—exactly the same skills I apply on the bench.
Colombia is an intense and passionate country, full of talent and contrasts. Life here isn’t easy, but it’s very human.
Is it worth visiting? Absolutely.
Is it worth living here? If you know how to adapt and think long-term, it is.
2. Tell us what your fight to qualify for the U21 World Cup looked like?
2- From the very beginning, we knew we would be fighting with Azerbaijan for first place, but we had some difficulties turning our advantage into points in the standings. In the end, we managed to beat them in both matches and finished top of the group.
3. Tell us how you assess your national team that will play in the U21 World Cup, what are your plans, what do you realistically want to compete for, who are the biggest stars of your team, how do you evaluate your group in the U21 World Cup.
3- We have experienced a decline in player quality season after season, but we will do everything possible to make the road difficult for our opponents. We will try to compete.
4. List what you think are the top 5 U21 World Cup teams, these are your gut feelings, try to have some fun and answer this question.
4- Spain, Poland, Turkey, Germany and Italy, with some possible surprises.
5. Name 3 teams that at this U21 World Cup could be the dark horse of the tournament, in a positive sense
5- Australia has a great coach who has been able to make the most of his squad, and they have managed to surprise. Switzerland, a couple of seasons ago, managed to reach the final stages. Both have the tactical experience to surprise again.
6. In your opinion, which teams have very good coaches, and that would be an extra advantage for those teams in the fight for the U21 World Cup title
6- Australia and Hungary stand out in this regard. Both have coaches who know how to read matches very well, make the most of their available resources, and adjust tactically depending on the opponent. In a short tournament like this one, that edge on the bench can make a real difference
7. Would you like to officially greet someone now, acknowledge them, say something nice to them, or thank them for something?
7- I would like to thank the entire Sokker Colombia community for supporting me and trusting this process, even though it has been difficult.
8. What would you like to say to the fans of your team before the start of the U21 World Cup, or maybe do you want to make a promise?
8- We have a very difficult group, probably the most balanced of the tournament. Spain are the favorites, Cuba are a historic and tough opponent, as well as Greece. It will be difficult, but we will try.
9. Name 3 national teams you would like to coach in your career as a manager in the future.
9- In my career, I have coached Honduras, where I managed to consolidate a group and carry out scouting to get the best possible players despite all the difficulties of being a small community. This is my third World Cup with Colombia U21, and it has been a rewarding experience. We have had very strong teams and others not so strong, but we have always tried with great commitment. In the future, besides Colombia U21, I would like to coach other national teams such as Spain or Italy.
Thank you
by Krzysztof
USA U21
Coach: Cristoph
World Cup U21:
1. At the beginning of our conversation, tell us something about yourself, what you do, what your hobbies are, tell us about your country, how life is there, what life is like in your country, whether it is worth visiting your country, and whether it is worth moving there permanently.
1- I'm just a user. The USA is too well known to add anything about it.
A place everyone knows in the USA:
2. Tell us how you assess your national team that will play in the U21 World Cup, what are your plans, what do you realistically want to compete for, who are the biggest stars of your team, how do you evaluate your group in the U21 World Cup.
2- USA U21 has no real chance of qualifying in this group.
I think USA U21 will finish last in the group (has the weakest players in the group).
3. List what you think are the top 5 U21 World Cup teams, these are your gut feelings, try to have some fun and answer this question.
3- The following teams will fight for first place: Polska U21, România U21, Magyarország U21.
4. Name 3 teams that at this U21 World Cup could be the dark horse of the tournament, in a positive sense
4- USA U21, USA U21, USA U21 :))
5. In your opinion, which teams have very good coaches, and that would be an extra advantage for those teams in the fight for the U21 World Cup title
5- In 90% of situations in sokker, the team with the best players and with best forms wins. Discussions about how good on tactics are some users seem stupid to me. It's a game that has a mathematical algorithm behind it.
6. Would you like to officially greet someone now, acknowledge them, say something nice to them, or thank them for something?
6. I want to wish everyone good luck in the match against USA U21, they will need it :))
7. What would you like to say to the fans of your team before the start of the U21 World Cup, or maybe do you want to make a promise?
7- If you want USA U21 to be strong, first thing you need to do is to open a junior school. Additionally, you will find that the game is even more fun
8. Name 3 national teams you would like to coach in your career as a manager in the future.
8- USA U21, USA U21, USA U21 :))
thank you
by Krzysztof
(edited)
Coach: Cristoph
World Cup U21:
1. At the beginning of our conversation, tell us something about yourself, what you do, what your hobbies are, tell us about your country, how life is there, what life is like in your country, whether it is worth visiting your country, and whether it is worth moving there permanently.
1- I'm just a user. The USA is too well known to add anything about it.
A place everyone knows in the USA:
2. Tell us how you assess your national team that will play in the U21 World Cup, what are your plans, what do you realistically want to compete for, who are the biggest stars of your team, how do you evaluate your group in the U21 World Cup.
2- USA U21 has no real chance of qualifying in this group.
I think USA U21 will finish last in the group (has the weakest players in the group).
3. List what you think are the top 5 U21 World Cup teams, these are your gut feelings, try to have some fun and answer this question.
3- The following teams will fight for first place: Polska U21, România U21, Magyarország U21.
4. Name 3 teams that at this U21 World Cup could be the dark horse of the tournament, in a positive sense
4- USA U21, USA U21, USA U21 :))
5. In your opinion, which teams have very good coaches, and that would be an extra advantage for those teams in the fight for the U21 World Cup title
5- In 90% of situations in sokker, the team with the best players and with best forms wins. Discussions about how good on tactics are some users seem stupid to me. It's a game that has a mathematical algorithm behind it.
6. Would you like to officially greet someone now, acknowledge them, say something nice to them, or thank them for something?
6. I want to wish everyone good luck in the match against USA U21, they will need it :))
7. What would you like to say to the fans of your team before the start of the U21 World Cup, or maybe do you want to make a promise?
7- If you want USA U21 to be strong, first thing you need to do is to open a junior school. Additionally, you will find that the game is even more fun
8. Name 3 national teams you would like to coach in your career as a manager in the future.
8- USA U21, USA U21, USA U21 :))
thank you
by Krzysztof
(edited)
Cuba U21
Coach: Alienomo
World Cup U21:
1. At the beginning of our conversation, tell us something about yourself, what you do, what your hobbies are, tell us about your country, how life is there, what life is like in your country, whether it is worth visiting your country, and whether it is worth moving there permanently.
1- Hi, I'm Fabio and I'm 47 years old. I live near Como
with my wife because for several years now we have been running an educational community with a resident family (us). In total, we currently host eight "foster children" aged between 2 and 17 (although a couple of them have been with us since they were less than a year old). As well as being a dad, in my spare time I work in a school helping primary and secondary school children with their homework. And then there's Sokker, which has become a job, with four official matches a week...
:D
The hobbies I can currently afford are tennis and theatre, while since I've been living with all those people, for obvious reasons I've had to give up writing.
Italy is a country that I really like, it is very diverse and worth visiting. I like it here and I sincerely regret that many Italians tend to despise it and devalue themselves as a people. This doesn't mean that I am patriotic: I'm simply saying that it is up to each of us, individually, to try to improve the place where we live.
2. Tell us what your fight to qualify for the U21 World Cup looked like?
2- It was actually quite straightforward: we drew our opening match against Czech Republic and won both matches against Portugal, which Cuban users active on the national forum feared. In the last round, we failed to maintain first place because the Czechs cynically turned the result around in the last 25 minutes. It's a pity. But I'm still very satisfied with how we did.
Česká republika U21 - Cuba U21 3:1
3. Tell us how you assess your national team that will play in the U21 World Cup, what are your plans, what do you realistically want to compete for, who are the biggest stars of your team, how do you evaluate your group in the U21 World Cup.
3- On paper, the World Cup group is very balanced, given that Spain, Greece and Colombia are ranked 14th, 15th and 16th, while Cuba is 19th. Potentially, we are not a bad national team and I will do my best to try to take it as far as possible, but getting through the group stage would already be a great success because so far it seems that we are struggling to achieve acceptable results against the higher-ranked national teams.
As for the strongest players, I don't usually make predictions,
but this time I'll name one: Alain Ibáñez , defensive midfielder.
4. List what you think are the top 5 U21 World Cup teams, these are your gut feelings, try to have some fun and answer this question.
4- I'll try: Poland, Romania, Germany, Belgium and England.
5. Name 3 teams that at this U21 World Cup could be the dark horse of the tournament, in a positive sense
5- I say Serbia. But as a lover of Italy, I say Italy. Although I strongly hope for Cubita.
6. In your opinion, which teams have very good coaches, and that would be an extra advantage for those teams in the fight for the U21 World Cup title
6- In my opinion, Krzysztof has already won the World Cup...
;-p
7. Would you like to officially greet someone now, acknowledge them, say something nice to them, or thank them for something?
7- Best wishes to everyone, and may the best ones lose!!! (so maybe I'll win...)
8. What would you like to say to the fans of your team before the start of the U21 World Cup, or maybe do you want to make a promise?
8- Cubans, gather around the Cubita: follow the team, support them, cheer them on, make noise in the stands! You are the community I have ever felt most at home with, and I want the whole world to know it. I'll do my best to achieve the best possible result for you!!!
9. Name 3 national teams you would like to coach in your career as a manager in the future.
9- As I said, Cuba is the best. I also enjoyed my time in Moldova, but unfortunately it's difficult to achieve amazing results there... Then of course I'd love to coach Italy in the future!!!
:-)
Grazie
by Krzysztof
(edited)
Coach: Alienomo
World Cup U21:
1. At the beginning of our conversation, tell us something about yourself, what you do, what your hobbies are, tell us about your country, how life is there, what life is like in your country, whether it is worth visiting your country, and whether it is worth moving there permanently.
1- Hi, I'm Fabio and I'm 47 years old. I live near Como
with my wife because for several years now we have been running an educational community with a resident family (us). In total, we currently host eight "foster children" aged between 2 and 17 (although a couple of them have been with us since they were less than a year old). As well as being a dad, in my spare time I work in a school helping primary and secondary school children with their homework. And then there's Sokker, which has become a job, with four official matches a week...
:D
The hobbies I can currently afford are tennis and theatre, while since I've been living with all those people, for obvious reasons I've had to give up writing.
Italy is a country that I really like, it is very diverse and worth visiting. I like it here and I sincerely regret that many Italians tend to despise it and devalue themselves as a people. This doesn't mean that I am patriotic: I'm simply saying that it is up to each of us, individually, to try to improve the place where we live.
2. Tell us what your fight to qualify for the U21 World Cup looked like?
2- It was actually quite straightforward: we drew our opening match against Czech Republic and won both matches against Portugal, which Cuban users active on the national forum feared. In the last round, we failed to maintain first place because the Czechs cynically turned the result around in the last 25 minutes. It's a pity. But I'm still very satisfied with how we did.
Česká republika U21 - Cuba U21 3:1
3. Tell us how you assess your national team that will play in the U21 World Cup, what are your plans, what do you realistically want to compete for, who are the biggest stars of your team, how do you evaluate your group in the U21 World Cup.
3- On paper, the World Cup group is very balanced, given that Spain, Greece and Colombia are ranked 14th, 15th and 16th, while Cuba is 19th. Potentially, we are not a bad national team and I will do my best to try to take it as far as possible, but getting through the group stage would already be a great success because so far it seems that we are struggling to achieve acceptable results against the higher-ranked national teams.
As for the strongest players, I don't usually make predictions,
but this time I'll name one: Alain Ibáñez , defensive midfielder.
4. List what you think are the top 5 U21 World Cup teams, these are your gut feelings, try to have some fun and answer this question.
4- I'll try: Poland, Romania, Germany, Belgium and England.
5. Name 3 teams that at this U21 World Cup could be the dark horse of the tournament, in a positive sense
5- I say Serbia. But as a lover of Italy, I say Italy. Although I strongly hope for Cubita.
6. In your opinion, which teams have very good coaches, and that would be an extra advantage for those teams in the fight for the U21 World Cup title
6- In my opinion, Krzysztof has already won the World Cup...
;-p
7. Would you like to officially greet someone now, acknowledge them, say something nice to them, or thank them for something?
7- Best wishes to everyone, and may the best ones lose!!! (so maybe I'll win...)
8. What would you like to say to the fans of your team before the start of the U21 World Cup, or maybe do you want to make a promise?
8- Cubans, gather around the Cubita: follow the team, support them, cheer them on, make noise in the stands! You are the community I have ever felt most at home with, and I want the whole world to know it. I'll do my best to achieve the best possible result for you!!!
9. Name 3 national teams you would like to coach in your career as a manager in the future.
9- As I said, Cuba is the best. I also enjoyed my time in Moldova, but unfortunately it's difficult to achieve amazing results there... Then of course I'd love to coach Italy in the future!!!
:-)
Grazie
by Krzysztof
(edited)
España U21
Coach: zar1607
World Cup U21:
1. At the beginning of our conversation, tell us something about yourself, what you do, what your hobbies are, tell us about your country, how life is there, what life is like in your country, whether it is worth visiting your country, and whether it is worth moving there permanently.
1- In Spain, everyone knows me as Zar, but my name is Alfredo. I've been playing Sokker for 20 years ago. I have a small company dedicated to implementing regulations. I like movies and sports. Spain is wonderful. Enchanting islands, beautiful beaches, cities with hundreds of years of history, and a privileged climate. If you want a country to live in, where you have sun, good weather, and excellent food,
Spain is one of those places. But these aren't good times in our country. If you want to retire, Spain might be a good place. If you're looking for job opportunities, you've come to the wrong place. Is the sad reality.
Every year, Spain tops the world ranking of countries with the fastest-aging population. Grandparents from many European countries come to Spain to retire. It's a serious problem for the country, not because of the people who come to retire, but because we don't have enough children. I have two children, but I have many friends who have one or none.
That said, dogs and cats are becoming increasingly common. A sad reality.
2. Tell us how you assess your national team that will play in the U21 World Cup, what are your plans, what do you realistically want to compete for, who are the biggest stars of your team, how do you evaluate your group in the U21 World Cup.
2- Easy group, and we qualified without any problem.
3. List what you think are the top 5 U21 World Cup teams, these are your gut feelings, try to have some fun and answer this question.
3- Spain always has to play to win. But the team we have for this World Cup isn't good enough. Even so, we want to qualify and we'll fight.
I think the group is extremely competitive. Anyone can qualify. The current ranking of the teams in the group is 14-15-16 and 19 XDDD. We're not the best, but we are a very heterogeneous group.
4. Name 3 teams that at this U21 World Cup could be the dark horse of the tournament, in a positive sense
4- I'm not going to be original, but Poland and Romania always have to be included in the equation. Hungary, Brazil, and Türkiye complete my ranking. I hope I'm wrong, and that other teams will be the surprise team.
5. In your opinion, which teams have very good coaches, and that would be an extra advantage for those teams in the fight for the U21 World Cup title
5- Only Suomi, of course. I have a dream!!! XDDD
kesis
6. Would you like to officially greet someone now, acknowledge them, say something nice to them, or thank them for something?
6- I'm not being very original again, but I think Krzysztof can bring something extra to his team ;-)
I'm not being very original again, but I think Krzysztof can bring something extra to his team ;-)
Krzysztof
7. What would you like to say to the fans of your team before the start of the U21 World Cup, or maybe do you want to make a promise?
7- Yes, I'd like to take this opportunity to thank Germanek for his work organizing the Druids Cup . And of course, thank you, Krzysztof , for your efforts in keeping the forum lively during the U21 World Cup. Good job!!!
8. What would you like to say to the fans of your team before the start of the U21 World Cup, or maybe do you want to make a promise?
8- Make a promise, oh boy, that's dangerous! XD
I can promise hard work and dedication. Then luck will put us in our place.
9. Name 3 national teams you would like to coach in your career as a manager in the future.
9- I honestly don't have that ambition.
Gracias :)
by Krzysztof
Coach: zar1607
World Cup U21:
1. At the beginning of our conversation, tell us something about yourself, what you do, what your hobbies are, tell us about your country, how life is there, what life is like in your country, whether it is worth visiting your country, and whether it is worth moving there permanently.
1- In Spain, everyone knows me as Zar, but my name is Alfredo. I've been playing Sokker for 20 years ago. I have a small company dedicated to implementing regulations. I like movies and sports. Spain is wonderful. Enchanting islands, beautiful beaches, cities with hundreds of years of history, and a privileged climate. If you want a country to live in, where you have sun, good weather, and excellent food,
Spain is one of those places. But these aren't good times in our country. If you want to retire, Spain might be a good place. If you're looking for job opportunities, you've come to the wrong place. Is the sad reality.
Every year, Spain tops the world ranking of countries with the fastest-aging population. Grandparents from many European countries come to Spain to retire. It's a serious problem for the country, not because of the people who come to retire, but because we don't have enough children. I have two children, but I have many friends who have one or none.
That said, dogs and cats are becoming increasingly common. A sad reality.
2. Tell us how you assess your national team that will play in the U21 World Cup, what are your plans, what do you realistically want to compete for, who are the biggest stars of your team, how do you evaluate your group in the U21 World Cup.
2- Easy group, and we qualified without any problem.
3. List what you think are the top 5 U21 World Cup teams, these are your gut feelings, try to have some fun and answer this question.
3- Spain always has to play to win. But the team we have for this World Cup isn't good enough. Even so, we want to qualify and we'll fight.
I think the group is extremely competitive. Anyone can qualify. The current ranking of the teams in the group is 14-15-16 and 19 XDDD. We're not the best, but we are a very heterogeneous group.
4. Name 3 teams that at this U21 World Cup could be the dark horse of the tournament, in a positive sense
4- I'm not going to be original, but Poland and Romania always have to be included in the equation. Hungary, Brazil, and Türkiye complete my ranking. I hope I'm wrong, and that other teams will be the surprise team.
5. In your opinion, which teams have very good coaches, and that would be an extra advantage for those teams in the fight for the U21 World Cup title
5- Only Suomi, of course. I have a dream!!! XDDD
kesis
6. Would you like to officially greet someone now, acknowledge them, say something nice to them, or thank them for something?
6- I'm not being very original again, but I think Krzysztof can bring something extra to his team ;-)
I'm not being very original again, but I think Krzysztof can bring something extra to his team ;-)
Krzysztof
7. What would you like to say to the fans of your team before the start of the U21 World Cup, or maybe do you want to make a promise?
7- Yes, I'd like to take this opportunity to thank Germanek for his work organizing the Druids Cup . And of course, thank you, Krzysztof , for your efforts in keeping the forum lively during the U21 World Cup. Good job!!!
8. What would you like to say to the fans of your team before the start of the U21 World Cup, or maybe do you want to make a promise?
8- Make a promise, oh boy, that's dangerous! XD
I can promise hard work and dedication. Then luck will put us in our place.
9. Name 3 national teams you would like to coach in your career as a manager in the future.
9- I honestly don't have that ambition.
Gracias :)
by Krzysztof
Guys, I wish you all good luck and hope you have fun.
Unfortunately, tomorrow I'll be in Lourdes, going for a swim, if you know what I mean.
Unfortunately, tomorrow I'll be in Lourdes, going for a swim, if you know what I mean.
Bulgaria U21
Coach: adix4o
World Cup U21:
1. At the beginning of our conversation, tell us something about yourself, what you do, what your hobbies are, tell us about your country, how life is there, what life is like in your country, whether it is worth visiting your country, and whether it is worth moving there permanently.
1- My name is Kaloyan, 35yo from Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria.
Work in advertising industry and also futsal
and minifootball player. Hobby... football in all forms... Im also big fan of Levski Sofia. And now... Bulgaria - fantastic country with incredible history and nature, you must visit it. Come to Veliko Tarnovo, visit our museums, "Tsarevets", spectacle "sound and light",
taste our traditional food and you can fall in love in our city. In summer must visit our sea resorts, in winter our mountain resorts and you will fall in love in our country. Beautiful women are bonus :)))
2. Tell us what your fight to qualify for the U21 World Cup looked like?
2- We lost from Danmark at the beginning, but finally we win our group.
3. Tell us how you assess your national team that will play in the U21 World Cup, what are your plans, what do you realistically want to compete for, who are the biggest stars of your team, how do you evaluate your group in the U21 World Cup.
3- We Will play at this world cup with our worst generation from last 4-5 world cup. We have really big problems. Our group isnt the strongest, but is equivalent. I think Chile, team from pot 4, is favorite to win this group.
4. List what you think are the top 5 U21 World Cup teams, these are your gut feelings, try to have some fun and answer this question.[/b
[b]5. Name 3 teams that at this U21 World Cup could be the dark horse of the tournament, in a positive sense
6. In your opinion, which teams have very good coaches, and that would be an extra advantage for those teams in the fight for the U21 World Cup title
4- 5- and 6) i dont have enough observations on other teams, but every team at this world cup with some luck can be "dark horse" and can win medals.
7. Would you like to officially greet someone now, acknowledge them, say something nice to them, or thank them for something?
7- i want to thank to Bulgarian community. Few managers, but always a decent performance. Everyone is dedicated to the cause of national teams. Big "thank you" for every Bulgarian manager!
8. What would you like to say to the fans of your team before the start of the U21 World Cup, or maybe do you want to make a promise?
8- believe... :)))
9. Name 3 national teams you would like to coach in your career as a manager in the future.
9- Only Bulgaria and maybe Polska, but only for one game...
Regards, my friend!
Thank you
by Krzysztof
(edited)
Coach: adix4o
World Cup U21:
1. At the beginning of our conversation, tell us something about yourself, what you do, what your hobbies are, tell us about your country, how life is there, what life is like in your country, whether it is worth visiting your country, and whether it is worth moving there permanently.
1- My name is Kaloyan, 35yo from Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria.
Work in advertising industry and also futsal
and minifootball player. Hobby... football in all forms... Im also big fan of Levski Sofia. And now... Bulgaria - fantastic country with incredible history and nature, you must visit it. Come to Veliko Tarnovo, visit our museums, "Tsarevets", spectacle "sound and light",
taste our traditional food and you can fall in love in our city. In summer must visit our sea resorts, in winter our mountain resorts and you will fall in love in our country. Beautiful women are bonus :)))
2. Tell us what your fight to qualify for the U21 World Cup looked like?
2- We lost from Danmark at the beginning, but finally we win our group.
3. Tell us how you assess your national team that will play in the U21 World Cup, what are your plans, what do you realistically want to compete for, who are the biggest stars of your team, how do you evaluate your group in the U21 World Cup.
3- We Will play at this world cup with our worst generation from last 4-5 world cup. We have really big problems. Our group isnt the strongest, but is equivalent. I think Chile, team from pot 4, is favorite to win this group.
4. List what you think are the top 5 U21 World Cup teams, these are your gut feelings, try to have some fun and answer this question.[/b
[b]5. Name 3 teams that at this U21 World Cup could be the dark horse of the tournament, in a positive sense
6. In your opinion, which teams have very good coaches, and that would be an extra advantage for those teams in the fight for the U21 World Cup title
4- 5- and 6) i dont have enough observations on other teams, but every team at this world cup with some luck can be "dark horse" and can win medals.
7. Would you like to officially greet someone now, acknowledge them, say something nice to them, or thank them for something?
7- i want to thank to Bulgarian community. Few managers, but always a decent performance. Everyone is dedicated to the cause of national teams. Big "thank you" for every Bulgarian manager!
8. What would you like to say to the fans of your team before the start of the U21 World Cup, or maybe do you want to make a promise?
8- believe... :)))
9. Name 3 national teams you would like to coach in your career as a manager in the future.
9- Only Bulgaria and maybe Polska, but only for one game...
Regards, my friend!
Thank you
by Krzysztof
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And the first match is over.
I didn't think I would win, to be honest, because Bulgaria crushed me from the first minute.
So congratulations to Bulgaria for how they played.
I didn't think I would win, to be honest, because Bulgaria crushed me from the first minute.
So congratulations to Bulgaria for how they played.
Good game, congratulationes!
First half was nearly perfect for us, but second was tragic. Bad generation, without good keeper and this was normal result. We have two more games for little miracle :)
First half was nearly perfect for us, but second was tragic. Bad generation, without good keeper and this was normal result. We have two more games for little miracle :)
U21 World Cup - Group A
México U21 - Uruguay U21 0:2
Before the match, the slight favorite was the Uruguay U21 team, so the result is not a surprise. However, Mexico set a high bar, and for most of the match, we saw an evenly matched game. The shot-on-goal statistics confirm this. Uruguay was more efficient, which is why they won the match.
It is worth noting that Mexico has a much weaker goalkeeper, and I think this was one of the main reasons for today's defeat. Kudos to the Uruguay U21 team; winning the first match in the World Cup group stage is a very important step towards advancing to the next round.
Brasil U21 - Magyarország U21 1:1
It was a match between the main favorites to advance in this group. The favorite for the match was the Brazil team, but Hungary U21, let me remind you, are the current defenders of the U21 World Cup title. That’s why before the match we expected a spectacular, competitive game, and that’s exactly how it turned out. The draw is fair because both teams repeatedly created very dangerous scoring opportunities. However, for me, there is a sense of disappointment because in the 89th minute our forward Ernő Gorbóii had a match-winning chance, but in a one-on-one situation, he couldn’t beat Brazil’s very well-performing goalkeeper that day. I believe that it was the Brazil U21 goalkeeper Luís Carlos Campos who was the player of the match. Gordo, thank you for the match, and I wish both you and myself victory in the next game, although theoretically, Brazil has the easier task in the next round.
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