Advocaat to coach South Korea

[superfrank]

Here (http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/internationals/4240034.stm)

I don't like Advocaat and if I'm right in the past 14 months (July 2004-September 2005), he's been in four different jobs. Netherlands, Borussia Monchengladbach, UAE and now South Korea.

I think he's not the strictest coach and he doesn't have alot of respect in most jobs he's been at (Netherlands, Borussia & Rangers). I remember hearing the Dutch team practically picked themselves in the Euros in 2004.

I think South Korea should've stuck with Guus Hiddink when they had him.

Anyway, South Korea have already qualified for the WC so he won't have much to do til then.

[tetsujin1979]

He created massive divsions in the Rangers dressing room by buying more and more Dutch players, a dutch coach, and speaking to them in Dutch, rather than English.

[Stuttgart88]

I think South Korea should've stuck with Guus Hiddink when they had him.

Was it that simple? I thought he left to go back to PSV & is managing Australia on a part-time basis.

Hiddink is one of the world's best coaches in my view.

I thought Troussier had gone to Sth Korea. I'm obviously wrong, but does anyone know where he is now?

[wallis]

Was it that simple? I thought he left to go back to PSV & is managing Australia on a part-time basis.

Hiddink is one of the world's best coaches in my view.

I thought Troussier had gone to Sth Korea. I'm obviously wrong, but does anyone know where he is now?


I think Troussier is now coaching Nigeria

[tetsujin1979]

Was it that simple? I thought he left to go back to PSV & is managing Australia on a part-time basis.

His contract ended and he didn't want to stay in South Korea so he moved home. Pretty simple really. They wanted him to stay - even offered honorary citizenship - but he politely refused and went back to Holland

[superfrank]

I think Troussier is now coaching Nigeria
You're right. He was at Marseille last season.