Jakarta, CNN Indonesia –
Shin Tae Yong have a bad impression with soccer players in Indonesia because they are too slow compared to athletes in South Korea.
Trainer Indonesian National team This suggests that the habits of Indonesian players who feel at home for a long time when preparing for training are different from the behavior of players in their home countries.
Shin Tae Yong alluded to this when he met Asnawi Mangkualam, who now plays at the Ansan Greeners club, one of the second division clubs in the South Korean soccer league. Shin Tae Yong said Asnawi must be able to adapt to the customs in South Korea.
“If you go to a country, you have to learn the country’s culture quickly and learn the lifestyle of the people. In particular, you have to get used to the fast culture in Korea,” said Shin Tae Yong.
“The word I always say in Indonesia is ‘fast’. In Korea, preparation for training takes three minutes, while in Indonesia it takes 15 minutes to prepare for training. It’s very slow, it can make people go crazy,” he continued as quoted from Sports-G.
Asnawi, who was beside Shin Tae Yong, also listened carefully to the coach’s advice which was translated by the translator after Ansan’s match against Jeongnam Dragons, Sunday (11/4).
On the other hand, Shin Tae Yong also praised Asnawi as a player who had the guts so he dared to recommend the former Makassar PSM player to Ansan.
Another piece of advice that Shin Tae Yong gave to Asnawi was regarding stamina which is closely related to performance in the field.
“You have to increase your stamina so that you can go down and help your defense. You have to physically develop,” said Shin Tae Yong before separating from Asnawi.
(nva / ptr)
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