The new yet very talented manager of the Kerela Blasters rooted out his playing style and crystalized the way of play Tendulkar seeks from his team.
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- 1 The new yet very talented manager of the Kerela Blasters rooted out his playing style and crystalized the way of play Tendulkar seeks from his team.
- 2 It is very well known for a person who has adjusted himself in the Indian conditions where he had wide choice in his areas, the co-owner of the kerela blasters stated by saying this sport shouldn’t shade too much as it is one of the most popular game worldwide and it’s not going to be less interesting as of the cricket pitch.
- 3 Coppell stated this about his first meet with the Master blaster:
- 4 "When I met him in England, he never gave me a brief to follow. Sachin wants his team to play positive, attacking football," began Coppell, when quizzed about the former Indian national cricket team hero’s analysis of his team's doctrine, before adding, "However, everyone wants to play that way."
- 5 "I like my team to attack," Tendulkar actively cleared the point.
- 6 "The idea is to have attacking football. Good attacking players motivate the fans. Wing-play with an intent to have the ball in the opposition's penalty box as often as football is important (to me)," he stated, contemplating his ideal brand of football, usually associated to all managers today.
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It is very well known for a person who has adjusted himself in the Indian conditions where he had wide choice in his areas, the co-owner of the kerela blasters stated by saying this sport shouldn’t shade too much as it is one of the most popular game worldwide and it’s not going to be less interesting as of the cricket pitch.
Coppell stated this about his first meet with the Master blaster:
"When I met him in England, he never gave me a brief to follow. Sachin wants his team to play positive, attacking football," began Coppell, when quizzed about the former Indian national cricket team hero’s analysis of his team's doctrine, before adding, "However, everyone wants to play that way."
"I like my team to attack," Tendulkar actively cleared the point.
"The idea is to have attacking football. Good attacking players motivate the fans. Wing-play with an intent to have the ball in the opposition's penalty box as often as football is important (to me)," he stated, contemplating his ideal brand of football, usually associated to all managers today.