King Bayern

Thomas Scharf.

He joined the Werder Bremen youth team in 1977, was promoted to the Werder Bremen second team in the second year, and then to the Werder Bremen first team.

Schaff spent his playing days in Bremen. After retiring in 1995, Schaff entered the Bremen second team as the head coach. Since 1999, Schaff officially became the head coach of the Bremen first team.

Schaff only belonged to one team in his life, that is Bremen, and the stadium on the Weser River dyed Schaff's belief in green.

When he took over the Werder Bremen first team, the team's results were mediocre, but under the guidance of Schaff, the team finally won the league championship this season.

Although Schaff was a defender when he played football, his coaching philosophy is crazy, that is, offense. Among the Bundesliga coaches, he is not as cunning as Hitzfeld, nor as iron-blooded as Magath. The opponent wins an extra goal.

Therefore, Bremen games often have strange scores like 4 to 3, 5 to 4. Some neutral fans in the Bundesliga will prefer to watch Bremen games. Such team games can never be boring.

Schaf looked at the training ground. The training he arranged was half-court offense and defense. The entire field was compressed to a range of 25 meters. There was no defense practice. There was only one goal, and whoever got the ball would shoot.

Klose received the pass, looked back at the moon, and the ball drew a beautiful arc and fell into the goal.

"pretty."

"Milo."

Klose also thinks the ball is very handsome. Although the header is Klose's strength, it is rare to see such a goal looking back at the moon.

Maybe too excited, Klose did a somersault, Klose likes to do somersaults to celebrate goals, but in training, Klose generally would not do this, because there is still a risk of injury.

Schaff looked at his favorite disciple. When Klose first came to Bremen from Kaiser, his skills were still rough, and the feeling in front of the goal was so-so, but under the training of Schaff, Klose became more and more comprehensive. , Feeling a bit like a superstar.

"Milo."

"Thomas."

"You should be more aggressive, like Klinsmann."

Schaff feels that the only shortcoming of Klose now is that he lacks arrogance on the court, which has something to do with Klose's humble character.

It is difficult for him to celebrate wildly like Klinsmann, and it is impossible for him to kick the billboard on the sidelines like Klinsmann.

Seeing Schaff's clenched fists and the murderous look in his eyes, Klose nodded, "I'll try my best."

"Okay, make the defenders afraid of you, make their legs tremble when they hear Milo."

After waving Klose to go back, Schaff walked up to Micoud. The core of the French team was still Zidane in the just-concluded European Cup. In his eyes, such a player doesn't even need to take a look.

What can Komiku say?Who told him that he and Qi Zusheng were born in the same era, and both of them are organizational midfielders.

"Don't worry about those French idiots, in my heart, you are better than Zidane."

Micoud smiled slightly. He is a bit like Klose in character. They are both players who lack arrogance, but work hard and have superb skills.

"Thomas, promise me that we will win the Bundesliga this year."

"Of course, we want to become a strong team in the Bundesliga, we want to win the treble."

During the training interval, Balakov saw Hassler squatting on the ground alone, and went over to see that he was swinging a matchstick.

"Did you ever play this when you were a kid?"

Balakov shook his head.

"When I was a child, Germany was not as rich as it is now, and there were few toys, so I just played with this."

"It's kind of like Lego."

"Yes, but it doesn't cost money."

But Balakov was still puzzled, "But how old are you now, shouldn't men of your age like sports cars and women?"

"Hahaha."

"That's because I think of my childhood toys recently, and I think there is a football mentality in it."

"Hehe, I don't read much, so don't fool me."

"Imagine these red match heads are players and these sticks are passing lines, what do you find?"

"Thomas, you better tell me straight."

Hassler explained it again, but Balakov half-understood.

"I think it can be called matchstick tactics," Hassler said with a smile.

In fact, this is the tactic that Dortmund played all over Europe later, using extremely fast short passes to quickly tear apart the opponent's defense.

"Thomas, I don't think the passing of our players meets your requirements."

"Yes, Chen Mu, Costa and others may be able to achieve it now."

Balakov knew Hassler well. Since this guy deliberately placed matches on the training ground, it must not be a joke, it must have a purpose.

"Thomas, go ahead and do it."

"Haha, you still know me."

When the 1860 players came back after drinking water, they were dumbfounded. The originally clean court was divided into small squares, just like a chess board.

"What is this for? Playing chess?" Baier said with a smile.

"I think it's a training method invented by the hair."

"Really? Why do I feel like a game I played in kindergarten."

……

Hasler came to the sidelines of the training field, "Daniel, go to the 8th grid."

"You, go to number 6."

"You, go to number 9."

Hassler has thought about this method for a long time. Football is a team sport. No matter how beautiful the idea is in the mind of the coach, it must be passed on to the players in a feasible way, otherwise it is just fantasy, such as the chain defense in Italy. It's easy to think about it, but it's hard to practice it on the court.

Hassler soon understood what it means to be very skinny in reality. The player did a poor job of passing the ball quickly and often missed it.

"Hurry up, hurry up, don't use your brains, use your instincts to pass the ball."

"Daniel, I'm talking about you. You raise your legs so high. You just wait to be kicked on the court. Hit it with your heel, won't you?"

It's like when you are doing a math problem, the teacher keeps yelling in your ear, "Quick, quick, quick."

Then if the level is low, the brain will be confused. This is the situation on the training ground now. The more coercive Hassler is, the more chaotic the players are.

"How about it?"

It turned out that Hassler also hired a few assistants to do statistics. When Hassler got the statistics, he found that the success rate of Chen Mu's short pass was [-]%.

Although Hasler predicted that Chen Mu should be the best passer in the team, [-]% still surprised him a little.

In fact, what Chen Mu lost was only speed, change of direction and endurance, but the injury did not change Chen Mu's ability to pass the ball.

"Chen, you really amaze me," Hassler thought to himself.