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Kramer Accommodated at the Inn with the Players
Only the U.S. and Europe’s ‘Tour’ Cleansman instead of Korea

Even though they are from the same country, they all have their own differences and differences. Detmar Kramer and Jurgen Klinsmann. They are Germans. Moreover, they are the same soccer coach. However, they are still very different. The difference between their behavior and influence in Korea and Japan, respectively, is too wide.

Kramer is called the father of Japanese soccer. He has been a technical adviser to the national team for about three years since 1960, and is considered to have provided 100 years of Japanese soccer. He was inducted into the Japan Football Hall of Fame. Sixty years later, national coaches and players still respect not only soccer leaders but also human players. Thank you for your contribution. An animated film about Kramer will be made in 2022.

What about Klinsmann? He is considered an incompetent soccer player who brought Korean soccer to its worst state. Above all, he is ridiculed for his shameless personality. Has no German been criticized as much as Klinsmann has been criticized in Korea for decades? It is sadder and sadder to even say.

Kramer Accommodated at the Inn with the Players

Japan invited 35-year-old German youth team coach Ichiro Okano to take him to a famous hotel in downtown Tokyo organized by the Korea Football Association (KFA). After welcoming Kramer at Haneda Airport in the 1960s, Ichiro Okano invited Kramer to a prestigious hotel in Tokyo.

Taegyu Son’s directness He’s from Germany. The contrast is very different between “Korea’s Klinsmann” and “Japan’s Kramer.”

Kramer Accommodated at the Inn with the Players
Only the U.S. and Europe’s ‘Tour’ Cleansman instead of Korea

Even though they are from the same country, they all have their own differences and differences. Detmar Kramer and Jurgen Klinsmann. They are Germans. Moreover, they are the same soccer coach. However, they are still very different. The difference between their behavior and influence in Korea and Japan, respectively, is too wide.

Kramer is called the father of Japanese soccer. He has been a technical adviser to the national team for about three years since 1960, and is considered to have provided 100 years of Japanese soccer. He was inducted into the Japan Football Hall of Fame. Sixty years later, national coaches and players still respect not only soccer leaders but also human players. Thank you for your contribution. An animated film about Kramer will be made in 2022.

What about Klinsmann? He is considered an incompetent soccer player who brought Korean soccer to its worst state. Above all, he is ridiculed for his shameless personality. Has no German been criticized as much as Klinsmann has been criticized in Korea for decades? It is sadder and sadder to even say.

Kramer Accommodated at the Inn with the Players

Japan invited 35-year-old German youth team coach Ichiro Okano to take him to a famous hotel in downtown Tokyo organized by the Korea Football Association (KFA). After welcoming Kramer at Haneda Airport in the 1960s, Ichiro Okano invited Kramer to a prestigious hotel in Tokyo.

The Japanese team that Kramer taught advanced to the quarterfinals for the first time in the history of the Tokyo Olympics. In 1968, Kramer won the bronze medal at the Mexico Olympics. All this happened after Kramer left Japan as coach of Bayern Munich. Nevertheless, Japanese soccer players still say that it is all thanks to Kramer.

“I’m going to fight for Kramer,” the captain told Okano during the Mexico Olympics. How much did he learn to burnish his determination to remember him leaving five years ago?

When he was appointed as the coach of the Tokyo Olympics, Moriyasu Hajime said, “I want to make the name of Japanese soccer ring in the world as taught by Kramer, who was called the father of Japanese soccer.” Kramer said, “I have never learned from Kramer in person.

The day of the Qatar World Cup match between Japan and Germany was held at the German Embassy in Tokyo, where the Japanese foreign minister, lawmakers, and German ambassadors watched the match together. “The Japanese never forget that the history of Japanese soccer began with Kramer.”

Reporter Kazuo wrote, “I was lucky that the Japanese soccer community got a Kramer. I can affirm that there will be no Japanese soccer today without him. There will probably be no soccer official who disputes this.”

Okano, who worked as an interpreter as well as a coach, studied psychology at the University of Tokyo. He was the coach of the national team, the president of the Japan Football Association, and a member of the IOC. “Players trusted Cramer completely. He seemed like a strict father and a loving mother,” he recalled.

Not only the players but also the soccer players believed in Kramer. Okano said, “Kramer’s suggestion gave birth to the Japanese soccer league in 1965. His idea that a league is needed to enhance performance led to the creation of the “Japanese league” in other sports, including ice hockey, volleyball, and handball. Kramer’s suggestion had an impact on the entire sports world. “It is not too much to say that all the development of Japanese soccer is connected to Kramer,” he said. “He taught Japan the basics that will not change even after 100 years.” There could be no more rave reviews.

Korean Football Dumped Kramer

After just over a year, Kramer was kicked out of Korea. Unlike Japanese soccer players’ open attitude, Kramer was stuck due to bad habits of Korean soccer players. He won the hearts of the players as he did in Japan. Unlike Japan, Kramer failed due to the closed attitude and strong territoriality of the soccer players.

Prior to the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, Kramer was appointed general manager and technical advisor to the Olympic team.

However, coach Kim Sam-rak and other coaches Kim Ho-gon put the brakes on Kramer. They expressed strong dissatisfaction with Kramer’s coaching style. Kramer opposed coaches’ excessive interference in players’ personal lives. However, Kramer complained that he left players too free.

Kramer strongly criticized Korea’s climate that takes the main player’s overwork for granted. He opposed the association’s decision to force Seo Jeong-won, who is injured, to play in the A-match, saying, “Even if you lose all the games, you should never do that.” However, he could not fix all kinds of bad habits in the soccer world, such as ranking culture and military-style top-down and bottom-down culture. The fact that Paulo Bento and Klinsmann have continued to play despite controversy over excessive use of several players may be related to the influence of indigenous forces in the soccer community, including the association.

“The press defended Korean coaches unilaterally. Kramer criticized them, saying they didn’t know much about Korea. The association didn’t provide much support either.” Kramer sent Korea straight to the Olympic finals. But he went back to Germany, without making the finals. “I don’t know why Korea called me.” Korea failed to advance to the quarterfinals by garnering three draws in the Olympic finals.

Players including Shin Tae-yong, Choi Yong-soo, and Seo Jung-won still admire Kramer’s leadership and humanity. He is said to be practicing Kramer’s philosophy as a coach.

The KFA that drove out Kramer. Still the same bad habit made Klinsmann. The soccer world’s greatest minds must have chosen that Klinsmann could be easily handled. Klinsmann is enjoying himself by appropriately abusing the bad habit while conforming to the bad habit. The tragedy of Korean soccer is bound to continue. 바카라사이트 추천