‘The excitement is already there’: Fred Rutten ready to lead Curaçao to the World Cup
•Dutchman who succeeded Dick Advocaat was once offered assistant’s role to Ten Hag at Manchester UnitedSoon after the news broke last month that Fred Rutten would lead Curaçao at the World Cup, he rece...
•“Hey boss, welcome to the family,” read the message from the goalkeeper Eloy Room.
•It was a warm greeting for the coach called in to replace Dick Advocaat, who had led the small island to that historic qualification but stepped down to be with his ill daughter.Rutten’s appointment m...
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المصدر: The Guardian Sport | Source: The Guardian SportDutchman who succeeded Dick Advocaat was once offered assistant’s role to Ten Hag at Manchester United
Soon after the news broke last month that Fred Rutten would lead Curaçao at the World Cup, he received a text from one of the players. “Hey boss, welcome to the family,” read the message from the goalkeeper Eloy Room. It was a warm greeting for the coach called in to replace Dick Advocaat, who had led the small island to that historic qualification but stepped down to be with his ill daughter.
Rutten’s appointment may have been a surprise to the outside world – he has not held a coaching role for almost three years and has never led a national team – but his appointment did not come out of the blue.
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