The Managers Leading the Way to the FIFA World Cup 2010

As you know, 32 managers who take their football team at the FIFA World Cup 2010? Here is a brief overview of those people who believe that the brain of the World Cup title:

Australia - Fortuyn Verbik - 53 year old Dutchman, who spent most of his career at Sparta Rotterdam, Netherlands. Verbeek was hired to Coach Australia in 2007 after a period Gusa Hiddink as assistant head coach of national team of South Korea.

Japan - Takeshi Okada - Okada is 53 years in his second term as national team manager. He led the team during the campaign in 1998 World Cup, but left in 1999 to manage the company J Konsadole Sapporo. However, after Ivica Oshima stroke in 2007, Okada - who made 24 appearances in Japan as a player - was given back to guide the team to the World Cup again.

North Korea - Kim Jong Hoon - No one knows much about the man who led the team with North Korea World Cup 2010. As all know, it was never the player himself, but as you know, very interested in providing their players to work as often as possible and make a significant amount of research on each of their opponents.

Republic of Korea - Jung Hu Mu - Mu was impressive career, the culmination of which was a goal in the match against Italy in World Cup 1986. At club level he played for PSV. This is his third term as manager for his country, working as a valuable bridge between the 1993-1995 and 1998-2000 years. He was appointed in 2007 after the Wolves manager Mick McCarthy refused position.

Algeria - slave Saadane - Saadane was head coach of the national day of Algeria to five times - his first appointment to come in 1981 and his last in 2007. As a player he has played at club ficve different parts of Algeria. Must be his lucky number.

Paul Le Guen Cameroon - French Paul Le Guen led only side in July 2009 of goalkeeper Thomas Nkono manager who, as one of the best goalkeepers in Africa, who played the game remains as goalkeepers coach.

Ivory Coast - Vahid Halilhodzic-Lions led by Bosnian Vahid Halilhodzic, a former striker was twice the French league top scorer when he played for Nantes. He was appointed in 2008 after a series of temporary managers commissioned the show, including very short time, Didier Drogba, serving as player / coach.

Ghana - Milovana Rajevac - Serbian defender, a long career in both the Yugoslav and German football, he was appointed to his current post in 2008 after a number of leading European teams.

Nigeria - Disc Amodu - Another manager back for more Washers Amodu previously led Nigeria's national side from 2001 to 2002. There are rumors that he may be replaced for the World Cup 2010 qualifying after less than stellar.

South Africa - Carlos Parreira - Former Brazil coach Carlos Alberto Parreira took the first position in South Africa in 2007 but was forced to resign for personal reasons in early 2008. The growing frustration in the direction of his successor, Joel Santana has led South Africa to persuade the FA in October 2009. He won the World Cup with Brazil in 1994 but left after losing in the quarterfinals against France in 2006 World Cup.

Honduras - Reinaldo Rueda Rivera - to the team appointed general director of Honduras Rivera was known for his great success in the British U21 side in the period 2002 to 2004 and making less successful manager senior team between 2004 and 2006. He was hired in January 2007 Honduras

Mexico - Javier Aguirre Onaindia - As a player, he was known as "El Vasco, and he trained in Mexico before, between 2001 and 2002 before going to management in Manchester, Osasuna first, and then he was responsible Athletico Madrid raise the highest level for 14 years. After learning he will be released in 2009, he returned to Mexico after Sven Goran Eriksson has been released.

United States - Bob Bradley - one of the first legends of MLS, Bradley returned to work in the U.S. in 2006. The first choice was for Juergen Klinsmann, who is currently doing time in California, but Bradley was more than capable of doing the work, as evidenced by his team in the 2009 Confederations Cup proved leading up to the final clash with Brazil, where for 45 glorious minutes American fans saw their team ahead 2-0, and although, ultimately, they lost 3-2 to the unthinkable happened next.

Argentina - Diego Maradona - No need to enter to Maradona, but his abilities as a coach expressed serious doubts about when the pain in his side to World Cup qualification, and it seems possible that Lionel Messi and his friends did not run for Johannesburg for all. alum abusive tirade Maradiona his critics after his side beat Uruguay and even has a name brought him two match ban E.

Brazil - Dunga - a brilliant player Brazilian captain for four years as a player Dunga was no management experience at all when he replaced Carlos Alberto Parreira in 2006. He started well still win four of the first five games and was so strong.

Chile - Marcelo Bielsa Alberto - born in a family of politicians Biesles Argentina broke the tradition of playing football, having his career with Old Boys' Nyuells ended in 1925. He made a new learning goals and in 1998 he became director of the Argentine national team . Despite the good performance, he surprised party unexpectedly resigned in 2004. He succeeded in Chile in 2007.

Paraguay - Gerardo Daniel "Tata" Martin - another Argentinean, Martino passed Team Paraguay since 2007. In the last year of his decade Nyuells Old Boys, he led Bielsa.

Uruguay - Oscar Washington Tabarez Silva - After a series of leading teams in Uruguay, Argentina, and Italy, most importantly Milan and Boca Juniors, he signed his second stay in Uruguay national director in 2006 after serving in 1988-1990.

New Zealand - Ricky Herbert - National Manager 2 jobs (he also leads the League side Wellington Phoenix), as actor Richard "Ricky Herbert has been capped 62 times in New Zealand and then became one of the first New Zealand play in the English league, joining Wolverhampton Wanderers "Between 1984 and 1986. It took the manager to work in New Zealand in 2005.

Morten Olsen, Denmark - current director Morten Olsen was one football team in the country favorite players, becoming the first player, the captain of the 50 times, and the first player with 100 caps. He was captain of the side for the first World Cup appearance in 1986. He was manager of the coast since 2000, but plans to send his deputy Michael helm Landrup after the World Cup in 2010 and return to training next club.

England - Fabio Capello - After England suffered one of their biggest disappointments in modern history, otherwise, qualify for European Championship in 2008 of former Real Madrid and AC Milan coach Fabio Capello was introduced instead of the late Steve McLaren. Capello distinction won national championships with all the clubs, he never managed - AC Milan, Real Madrid, Roma and Juventus. He counted twist that brought England to set the 2010 World Cup, but insists that he will resign after his contract expires in 2011.

France - Raymond Domenech - he started farming in 2004 in France, but as the game last month with the Republic of Ireland employment Domenech went well on the line. After that fiasco, but it seems that his job is safe thanks to World Cup 2010. His style of criticism from the French as "naive" and if France does not fare well in Johannesburg, it almost certainly will be unemployed in August 2010.

Germany - Joachim Yoga - Low started his career as an assistant managing large national Juergen Klinsman in 2004. In 2006 Klinsman decided not to renew his contract after the World Cup and Yoga intervened with four successive victories in the first four games, he had the best start of any new head of German history.

Greece - Otto Rehahel - Rehahel is one of the best coaches in the history of German clubs, including the transformation from an obscure club Werder Bremen in Bundesliga central. He coached Greece since 2001, but her first World Cup appearance side. Team win at Euro 2004 brought him, however, place in the history of Greek football forever.

Italy - Marcello Lippi - After a national team led to victory at the 2006 World Cup Lippi to resign, saying he wanted more free time employees. Disappointing results of his successor, Roberto Donadoni gave him in July 2008, however. Before coaching team Lippi brought over Italy, including five successful seasons at Juventus.

Netherlands - Bert van Marwijk - When deciding van Marwijk Feyyenoord won the UEFA Cup in 2002 before leaving the bus in Germany, Borussia Dortmund in 2004. He returned in Feyenoorda in 2006, Ruud Gullit could not save the command above of medium. It was a success and won the Cup KFFN Feyyenoord "in 2008. However, when Marco van Basten to resign as national management eargly van Marwijk took over in 2008.

Portugal - Carlos Keyrush - After 5 years under his belt as assistant manager Sir Alex Ferguson, and one season in charge at Real Madrid in his possession United, two Queiroz has extensive experience flying high. He coached in Portugal once, the early 90's, but left after disputes with government officials. When he approached the post again Keyrush was in talks to manage Benefica, but he decided to try the national team, in July 2008.

Serbia - Radomir Antych - Antique is the only person who has passed three major groups in La Liga - Barcelona, Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid and one of two coaches as Barca and Real Madrid. In 1991, he had a difficult task to capture Real Madrid legend Alfredo di Stefano, which at that time were in seventh championship frustration. He came to the last 12 games of the season, and only a UEFA Cup team, but was dismissed following the month of January. He took over as coach in 2008 after Serbia semi-retired for 4 years.

Slovakia - Vladimir Weiss Weiss won caps for Czechoslovakia and Slovakia during his career as a player and took part in the World Championship in 1990. He assumed the national team in 2008 and led to their first major tournament for the passage Johannnesburg "1:0 win over Poland. His son Vladimir Weiss played for Manchester City.

Spain - Vicente del Bosque González in his playing career, Gonzalez has won five championships and four Copa-del Rey titles with Real Madrid, then returned as a coach manage the team through its most successful periods of modern history 1999-2003 years . He came out in 2003 among the rumors that he discussed with the signing of David Beckham, although he led the team to their 1929 league title. Spells in Turkey was rejected and was on his return to Madrid Real Madrid after the departure of Fabio Capello, but instead, he was entrusted with the Spanish national team in 2008.

Switzerland - Ottmar Hittsfeld - with 18 major championships in his favor mainly Kuznyechyk Club Zurich and Munich Borussia Dortmund Bayern, Hittsfeld is probably great German coach of all time. He went to Munich "Bavaria" in 2008 after 10 years at the helm, but he persuaded the Swiss to post a few months.

Slovenia - Matjaž Keck - Keck played most of his career in Austria. Before becoming coach of the team in 2007, he was very successful period in Maribor, his hometown club, leading them to win the championship in 2001 and 2003.