Successful Coaches in the FIFA World Cup Who Never Played Football!

FIFA World Cup 2010, South Africa. Football fans around the world are probably looking for a big event that comes around once every four years. The first event to happen in Africa, the World Cup. The continent could play host to the World Cup and take the center stage for about a month. So would the 32 teams should play each other for the triumph of the tournament and the State itself the leader of World Soccer.

The length of a football match lasts 90 minutes, but it never begins or ends. The system takes many months and create a good cooperation and the efficiency is dependent not only on players but a coach who leads the team.

32 countries participate in the biggest soccer event called "World Cup" and they come in South Africa, after many qualifying matches, which is played every other team away to take the final. Every country makes efforts to the summit of South Africa to achieve and when you start a campaign for the qualification, they choose the best trainer noticed by others. If you look at the issue of the coaches attending the event this time that there is an unusual power of performers who are former football teams currently heading. 30 buses in the 32 qualified teams had played football in their days.

There are certainly other, better known as Diego Maradona, the Argentine coach, or Brazil, Carlos Dunga. Well, there are two coaches that players and coaches from over. Namely, the U.S. coach Bob Bradley and the Brazilian Carlos Alberto Parreira, coach of South Africa host. Bob Bradley has coached football since 1981, about 30 years.

In 2009, Bradley will lead the U.S. team to a second place finish in the 2009 Confederations Cup, including a 2-0 victory against the best team in the world and European champion Spain, finishing their 35 consecutive wins streak to 15 games attractive.

The next coach is not a football player was Alberto Parreira. He began his coaching career at 24. He managed a large number of teams since then and actually took part in five World Cup to date. He coached Kuwait in 1982, lost two matches and a 1-1 tie with Czechoslovakia. It was the position of the UAE, 1990 and lost all three matches. After four years he held the World Cup with Brazil arrogance. The last year's World Cup in 2006, he was on his way to Brazil can not be deducted from his score the competition.

Parreira currently runs the South African team also hosted the World Cup this year. They played excellent. Both Bradley and Parreira has never played football effectively, but both coaches are triumphant and have a remarkable career and hold high expectations. We could see and discover both take their performance against coaches who are all former players.