Frank Vercauteren - Treinador do Sporting Clube de Portugal

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Alguém tem info a nível futebolístico?

Estilo de jogo, tácticas, aposta na formação, etc.

Ok, coloco aqui novamente:

QUEM É VERCAUTEREN:

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Vercauteren:
“I want football to be played the proper way, with the ball on the ground and every single person in the team
playing his part,” he once said. “I want my football teams to entertain as well as win. This is how I was brought up and it’s why I fell in love with the game. Nobody remembers boring football teams, so why would any coach set up his team to be that?”

Vercauteren had plenty of time to develop his own managerial philosophy while serving a lengthy apprenticeship at the club (as assistant for seven years, first to Aime Anthuenis then to former team-mate Hugo Broos), but unlike many who go onto be the polar opposite of their playing selves in the coaching world, he stuck to his guns.

He tends to go with young players, real athletes suitable for the high-energy pressing game he has favoured since his successful spell in charge of Anderlecht between 2005 and 2007, during which he won successive Belgian league titles.

The coach’s habitual 4-4-2 is an entertaining, attacking beast. Genk finished as top scorers in the regular league season in 2010/11, just as his champion Anderlecht sides had done in 2006 and 2007.

Vercauteren likes to play with genuine wide players, like Elyaniv Barda and the promising young Belgian Kevin de Bruyne, with the
emphasis on quick, incisive movement of the ball and the midfield encouraged to rush on and support the forwards – at Genk, usually the prolific pair of Jelle Vossen and Marvin Ogunjimi.

En route to the championship title, Vercauteren instilled a formidable spirit into a (by modern standards) very small squad, making light of the superior resources of rivals Anderlecht and Standard Liege. Genk’s mental strength was again apparent in mid-July’s Super Cup win over Standard, pulled off despite playing the final hour with ten men following the harsh sending-off of star forward Vossen.

If there is a weakness to Vercauteren’s modus operandi, perhaps the boundless enthusiasm he inspires is it. The intensity he habitually demands contributed to Anderlecht’s downfall in the first Champions League campaign he oversaw, in 2006/07. Despite competing well in a pool featuring Lille, AEK Athens and eventual winners Milan, Vercauteren’s men finished bottom of the pile.

Da Equipa B então não vai buscar ninguém, pois ao ritmo lento e vagaroso que habitualmente imprimem no seu jogo… :inde: