TactX, new tool for Football Managers by Uefa.com

So the Champions League soon will start (tomorrow Tuesday) and while I’m browsing on Uefa website I saw this new feature under the name (TactX) click here brought by UEFA Training Ground.

TactX is a revolutionary new football animation software application on the UEFA Training Ground. It’s simple to use and it allows you to demonstrate your coaching drills, tactics and analysis using instant 3D animated graphics.

from TacX official website

This tool will be only available on the UEFA Training Ground, TactX will successes TactFoot a previous communication software for football coaches. Both softwares are developed by AVC Media Enterprises a specialized company based in Aberdeen, Scotland and offers the following services: Video production – Audiovisual – PR – Sports – IT…etc)

To know more about the main features of TactX software click here

Important notice: website offer the interested people the opportunity to register their interest in TactX so you can know when the full TactX application goes live later, click here for more information.

Del Bosque’s record with Spain

impressive record with Spain

Vicenet Del Bosque started his Armada rien on June 2008 directly after Luis Aragones led Spain to Euro truimph glory, even so his tenur with La Furia Roja only year and few month but he made an impact despite failing to do better than 3rd place in the Confideration Cup in South Africa this summer, Del Bosque became the first manager in football history to win his first 10 games as debut manager of a national team, the previous record was 9 held by João Saldanha (1969 – 1970) of Brazil.

Press review: The most feared football managers!!

Fear factor

The football section of The Independent online version published a featured article By Simon Rice  ”The Most Feared Football Managers” click here to read the original article which is supported with images guide.

The article talked about 10 feared managers as following (according to the article order):

• Alex Ferguson (Manchester United/Scotland)
• Brian Clough (former manager for Hartlepool United – Derby County –  Brighton & Hove Albion –  Leeds United –  Nottingham Forest/England)
• Walter Zenga (Palermo / Italy)
• Stuart Pearce (Capello assistant coach & England U-21 manager)
• Giovanni Trapattoni (The Republic Ireland national team / Italy)
• Fabio Capello (England national team / Italy)
• Roy Keane (Ipswich / The Republic of Ireland)
• Graeme Souness (former manager for Rangers – Liverpool – Galatasaray – Southampton – Torino – Benfica – Blackburn Rovers – Newcastle / Scotland)
• John Sitton (former manager for Leyton F.C – Enfield F.C / England)
• Hristo Stoichkov (Mamelodi Sundowns from South Africa / Bulgaria)

Press review: Fabio Capello technical team

Capello's men

After guiding England for South Africa World Cup 2010 yesterday with a strong performance beating Croatia (5-1), Capello work is well-appreciated by the British media and commentators. So I saw a great article talking about Fabio Capello work team, this article from the online version of The Telegraph, to read the original article click here

Don Capello record with England (updated after Croatia game)

Don Fabio

Fabio Capello formally appointed as England Head Manager on 14 December 2007 after signing a 4 years and half contract, and his first match was a friendly against Switzerland (England won 2-1). After less than two years from his appointing date things looks positive for the Three Lions as they almost forget Steve McClaren woful era which ended with failure to qualify to Euro 2008 finals.

Europe’s elite Tacticians to meet in Nyon (updated)

Today and tomorrow “the 11th Elite Club Coaches Forum at UEFA’s House of European Football” gathering held in Nyon. This annual meeting discuss the latest football trends and main issues from the Football managers perspective and below a list of Managers confirmed their attendance of this meeting:

Arsène Wenger (France/Arsenal FC):

The Professor one of the most respected managers in Europe, he has a special approach in football based on youth players. His Arsenal always preform an attractive football, consider the greatest ever manager Arsenal have despite the lack of trophies since 2004.

Rafael Benítez (Spain/Liverpool FC):

One of the best achieving managers in the European football won the Uefa Cup withValencia 2004 and The Champions League 2005 with Liverpool and reach the final of 2007 with the Reds too, still searching for his first English Premier League title. Rafa is a fan of Arrigo Sacchi football methods.

Maradona’s squad for Brazil clash!!

 

The legendary footballer and current Argentina manager Maradona chooses his squad without Real Madrid hitman Higuain nor Lazio Zarate..

 

Goalkeepers:

Juan Pablo Carrizo (Zaragoza)

Mariano Andujar (Catania)

Sergio Romero (AZ Alkmaar)

Dunga’s squad for Argentina & Chile

 

Brazil manager Dunga chooses his squad for Argentina and Chile…

 

Goalkeepers:

Júlio César (Inter Milan)

Victor (Grêmio)

France squad for Romania and Serbia

 

France coach Raymond Domenech, selected his squad for two vital World Cup qualifiers against Romania and Serbia.

 

Goalkeepers:

Cedric Carrasso (Bordeaux)

Hugo Lloris (Lyon)

Steve Mandanda (Marseille)

Spain’s squad for 2010 World Cup games against Belgium and Estonia

 

Vicente Del Bosque Spain’s head manager chooses his squad for Belgium and Estonia qualifiers for 2010 World Cup

 

Goalkeepers:

Iker Casillas (Real Madrid)

Pepe Reina (Liverpool)

Diego Lopez (Villarreal)