ich empfehle blatters aussagen unverändert und vollständig zu lesen, da kommt einiges ganz anders rüber
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/ma...1YourView&xml=/sport/2007/12/16/sfnsep116.xml
z.b. der grund warum er dazu überhaupt was gesagt hat
Speaking at the end of a Fifa executive committee meeting in Tokyo yesterday, Blatter said: "What is important for me is that when you have the national coach, whatever nationality he is, he should be able to converse and speak directly to the players and not through an interpreter. This is my principal answer for footballers and sportsmen."
oder:
Despite the language barriers,
Blatter said he had no moral objections to a national team hiring an overseas coach and that the personality of the man in the hot-seat was the most important thing.
und dazu vielleicht auch:
"As president of Fifa, I do not mind when the national associations are taking some coaches from abroad," he said.
sogar an eriksson erinnert er sich:
"England has already broken this principle of only having English coaches for English teams when they had a Swedish coach in the past. But, if my memory isn't failing me, I have never seen Spain, Italy or Germany take on someone else from abroad."