Former Dynamo Kyiv striker Serhiy Yuran, who has been living in the Russian Federation for a long time, resents the level of foreign coaches who now go to work for Russian championship clubs.
Sergey Yuran"I don't understand it, honestly. I played in Portugal, Germany, England, Austria. There, to get to coach at a top club, you have to win something. Like Guardiola - he won everything with Barcelona and went to the next country as a top coach. And in our country you can sometimes marvel at how disrespectful people are to their coaches!"
It's a disrespectful attitude. I understand when Mancini or Dick Advocaat came to Zenit, no questions asked. Or even Scala to Spartak. People have already seen something. Capello, the national team - okay. But when someone unknown comes, of course, it annoys me. Such disrespect for us: like, you are second-rate. And what is this one, first-rate?". - quotes Yuran's words "Championship".
