Ronald Koeman is not completely satisfied with the Orange after the last training for the World Cup qualifying cracker on Thursday in De Kuip against Poland. The national coach saw that his intended basic eleven was less strong on Wednesday afternoon than the team of substitutes.
“Whether we are ready for Poland? Well, this morning it turned out not,” Koeman said on Wednesday at a press conference of Orange in Zeist. “The reserve team was better. Fortunately we still have a day.”
Koeman said it with a smile and didn’t want to lift it too heavy. “I am not getting nervous, but it gives me the opportunity to put some points on the i.”
Incidentally, it was not that the reserves won the mutual training party. “It remained 0-0,” said Tijjani Reijnders, who joined the press conference next to Koeman. “But there were too many sloppiness on our part. It has to be sharper. That way we don’t want to start against Poland tomorrow.”
It is not that Koeman will make changes based on the training. “I don’t get confused. There are things that have to be better and I mention,” said the national coach.
Koeman also has a fit selection, he said. Memphis Depay and Frenkie de Jong trained adjusted on Tuesday, but fully participated in the group on Wednesday. De Jong will form the midfield against Poland with Reijnders and Ryan Gravenberch.
Memphis will probably also start. He is preferred to Wout Weghorst, although we said two weeks ago that he thinks he should always start.
“Wout is always honest and I can certainly appreciate that,” said Koeman on Wednesday. “It is an open book, he says what he thinks. That is no problem. If Wout does not agree with something, he will shake his head twice and gives full gas again. He now also knows what his role is, but that does not mean he can never start.”
The Netherlands against Poland starts on Thursday at 8.45 pm in De Kuip. The match is led by the Italian referee Simone Sozza. With a win, the Orange squad takes a big step towards the World Cup next year in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
Ronald Koeman is not entirely satisfied with orange after the last training session before Thursday’s world cup qualifier cracker in the Kuip Against Poland. The National Coach Saw That His Intended Starting Eleven was Less Strong on Wednesday Afternoon Than The Team of Substitutions.
“Are we Ready for Poland? Well, It Didn’t Seem Like It This Morning,” Koeman Said on Wednesday at a Press Conference or Orange in Zeist. “The reserve team was Better. Fortunately, we have Another Day.”
Koeman said it with a smile and didnn’t because to take it too seriously. “I don’t get nervous, but it does give me the opportunity to dot the i’s and cross the ts.”
Incidentally, it was that the reserves won the practice match. “It remained 0-0,” Said Tijjani Reijnders, who Joined Koeman at the Press Conference. “But there were too many sloppinesses on our part. It needs to be sharper. We don’t want to start like that against poland Tomorrow.”
It is not the case that koeman will make any changes based on the training. “I don’t get confused. There are that need to be improved and i mention them,” Said the National Coach.
Koeman also said that he has a fit selection. Memphis Depay and Frenkie de Jong Still trained Adjusted on Tuesday, but fully participated with the group on Wednesday. De Jong Will Form The Midfield with Reijnders and Ryan Gravenberch Against Poland.
Memphis will probably also start. He is preferred about Wout Weghorst, Although Weghorst Said Two Weeks ago starts he should go alone Always.
“Wout is Always Honest and I Certainly Appreciate That,” Koeman Said on Wednesday. “It is an open book, he says he thinks. That is not a problem. If wout disagrees with something, he shakes his head twice and gives full throttle again. He now also knows what his role is, but that does not mean never starts.”
Netherlands Against Poland Starts on Thursday at 8:45 pm in De Kuip. The match will be led by Italian referee Simone Sozza. With a win, Oranje Will Take Another Big Step Towards the World Cup Next Year in the United States, Canada and Mexico.