Shin Tae-yong, the Indonesian National Team, and the “Hard” Culture of South Korea. Page all

KOMPAS.com – First time coach Shin Tae-yong train Indonesian National team seniors, he stirred Indonesian football lovers.

How could he not, the words of the coach and manager of the Indonesian national team were classified as “rude to the ears” of the people of the country.

Shin Tae-yong said that players at the level of the Indonesian national team cannot play soccer.

“You can’t even pass (the ball). Elementary school children can passing like this, “said Shin Tae-yong.

“You are, right, national team players. Are you not ashamed of this title?” he said on February 18, 2020.

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Likewise, what he said when he saw goalkeeper Andritany Ardhiyasa, Nadeo Argawinata, and other goalkeepers, who were said to be like grandparents.

“Hey, your movements are like that of a 60 year old grandpa. You’re still young. Come on, get stronger, “said the original coach South Korea that.

Luckily, the “greatest” player in the country was not bored or brought feelings about what Shin Tae-yong said.

They still want to be coached by the coach who was once humble skill they.

To be honest, that kind of mentality should be possessed by Indonesian national team players and other footballers in the country.

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Andritany Ardhiyasa and friends showed that scolding was a motivation whip for them, especially the harsh criticism from a coach.

They definitely want to show that they deserve to play under Shin Tae-yong under the label of a national team player.

Despite Andritany cs’ efforts to show his tough mentality, Shin Tae-yong is a tough, disciplined, and tough coach.

These three attitudes are a must have for a coach. However, Shin Tae-yong’s hometown cultural factors had a slight influence.

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Yes, Shin Tae-yong comes from South Korea and of course indirectly brought the original culture of the Ginseng Country to the country and was felt by the Indonesian national team players he trained.

The harsh words that have been said are in fact the culture of the South Korean people who speak frankly. One of them is contained in the term gapjil.

Shin Tae-yong dan “gapjil”

Launch site Koreatimes.co.kr, term gapjil rooted in South Korea until recently.

Form of gapjil such as physical, psychological, or emotional abuse of power and privilege.

Easy, gapjil refers to a situation where two parties are deemed unequal.

The above parties (gap) abusing his power or authority over another party (I l/subordinate).

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Meanwhile, the syllables jil is a particle added at the end of a word that carries a negative meaning to the word.

Gapjil It’s been hot again and has become a hot topic of conversation among South Koreans lately due to rude behavior, both verbally and physically.

Doer gapjil it is like harassing or physically injuring someone of lower “status”.

In this case, Shin Tae-yong’s position is certainly above the players even though the coach is an “employee” of PSSI.

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