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发帖数: 955 | 1 新浪体育讯 北京时间3月19日消息，国际足联官网FIFA.com在首页显要位置刊登了前
中国队主帅、现任上海上港队主帅高洪波[微博]的一篇报道——“高洪波竖起本土教练
的大旗！”，FIFA文章回忆了高洪波在执教中国国家队和贵州人和[微博]期间都取得了
不错的战绩，但是很遗憾都被解职。而高洪波在接受采访时也透露了自己的执教哲学，
那就是要获得胜利，就要不断学习！
上个周末，高洪波率领的升班马上海上港主场逼平了上赛季中超[微博]第四名贵州
人和，收获了球队在中超历史的第一分。面对与之前的老东家的较量，中国本土主帅高
洪波在接受FIFA采访时表示：我是一名职业教练，不管对手是谁我的态度都不会改变，
之前我曾经是北京国安[微博]的球员，执教贵州人和之前我也曾经执教过长春亚泰[微
博]，尽管转好了角色，但是在球场上要保持一样的精神——在场上就是对手，尽管场
下我们都是很好的朋友。
对于高洪波在贵州人和的执教成绩，FIFA官网用“闪耀的一年”来形容：在众多的
世界级教头面前，中国教练高洪波带领贵州人和拿到了中超第四名，排名高于吉马良[
微博]斯执教的天津泰达[微博]和冈田武史执教的杭州绿城[微博]；另外，贵州人和也
杀入了中国足[微博]协杯的决赛，只不过负于06年获得世界杯的意大利主帅里皮执教的
广州恒大[微博]，但是贵州人和依旧杀进了亚冠联赛。高洪波也凭借出色的战绩和里皮
、德拉甘一起入围了中超最佳教练的候选，然而高洪波却在赛季末被贵州人和解职。
其实这已经不是高洪波第一次打出好的成绩却被解职了，FIFA指出高洪波在执教中
国队期间也有出色的表现。2009年，高洪波接过了已经沦落到低谷的中国国家队，一系
列有才华但不出名的球员进入了高家军，高洪波希望带领这支球队冲击2014年巴西世界
杯。高洪波的队伍强调控球传球和快速反击，这样的技术型打法帮助他们力压韩国日本
取得了东亚四强赛的冠军，其中还以3-0击败韩国打破了32年的恐韩症。
之后，高家军继续高奏凯歌，1-0击败前世界杯冠军法国队，3-0击败洪都拉斯。在
高洪波执教中国队的27个月里，中国队在42场比赛里取得了24胜13平5负的骄人战绩，
世界排名也重返亚洲前五位，为进入2014年世界杯奠定了很好的基础。但是，成绩很好
的高洪波却意外地被中国足协解职，取而代之的西班牙藉主帅卡马乔，但是身为世界级
名帅的卡马乔非但没有带领中国队杀进巴西世界杯，还带领中国队再次陷入了低谷，在
最新一期的世界排名中更是创造了历史最低的109位。
高洪波最后向FIFA揭示了他的执教秘诀：“我一直专注于球队和球员之间的合作，
因为当球员们无论在球场内外都想着为共同的事业奋斗时，信念和团结可以创造巨大的
优势。当然你必须找出适合球员的战术打法。教练不只要教，同时也要学。我从中国队
之前的外籍教练，包括英国、德国和荷兰的教练那里学到了很多的知识，尤其是当我作
为前中国队主教练阿里汉助理教练时。所有的这一切都奠定了我的执教基础。所以，如
果你想取胜，你必须学习。” | a******n
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The past Sunday was, indeed, memorable for Shanghai SIPG, with the newly-
promoted side sealing their first point in only their second Chinese Super
League outing. Despite losing 4-1 at Beijing Guoan in the opener, last
season's first-division champions rallied to draw 1-1 with Guizhou Renhe at
home, a result which moved them to tenth place in the 16-strong table.
Interestingly, the Shanghai side earned the point under none other than
former China PR and Guizhou boss Gao Hongbo. The visitors went ahead on 24
minutes when Zlatan Muslimovic got his head on Zvjezdan Misimovic's perfect
pass to open the scoring. But Gao's side drew level shortly after the
restart, with Wu Wenjun earning them a share of the spoils from the spot.
"I am a professional coach so my attitude remains unchanged regardless of
the opponents," the 47-year-old told FIFA.com recently. "During my playing
career I had represented Beijing Guoan and before taking up Guizhou's reins
I had coached Changchun Yatai. But despite changing roles, we should always
maintain the same spirit on the pitch, although we are all friends off the
ground."
A sparkling past year
For those following the Chinese game, the past year has been undoubtedly
colorful. While star-imports like Didier Drogba, Nicolas Anelka and Seydou
Keita graced the local scene, as many as eleven foreign coaches – including
several world renowned names - were appointed. As a result, merely five
clubs counted on home-grown coaches.
Entering the previous season with a humble ninth-place finish in 2011,
Guizhou were certainly not among the pre-season favourites. However, under
Gao the side soon established them as a force to be reckoned with and they
finished in fourth place, four places ahead of Alexandre Guimaraes' Tianjin
Teda and seven above Takeshi Okada's Hangzhou Greentown.
Even more impressively, Guizhou stormed into the FA Cup final only to be
edged out by Marcello Lippi's Guangzhou Evergrande. With the latter
finishing league and cup double winners, however, Guizhou were guaranteed
their maiden appearance in the AFC Champions League.
"I am happy with what I have achieved with Guizhou," said Gao, who edged not
only his local counterparts but also the majority of foreign managers to be
nominated for the 2012 Chinese Coach of the Year alongside Lippi and
Jiangsu Sainty's Dragan Okuka. "Football is all about team work, so the
achievements we have achieved with Guizhou should be attributed to the joint
efforts by all those involving in our work. As a coach, my job was getting
the best of the players and making sure the team is strong and compact as a
unit."
Memories in charge of China
This is not, of course, the first time Gao has been in the limelight. A cool
-headed former goal-getter with both club and country, Gao raised many
eyebrows when he took Changchun Yatai to the Super League crown in only
their second top-flight season in 2007.
Two years later he became the China coach, his appointment coming in the
wake of the country's failed qualifying campaign for the 2010 FIFA World Cup
South Africa™. And he got his national team tenure off to a brilliant
start with a solitary-goal defeat of Iran, before seeing off Lebanon both
home away during 2011 AFC Asian Cup qualifying.
"It was a big opportunity to take the reins of the national team", said Gao.
"And of course, it was a challenge as well. China's football has been on a
downward trend since 2002, when we made our Word Cup debut. With so much
hardship facing us, I felt a great deal of responsibility to revive our
footballing fortunes."
I always concentrate on organisation and co-operation among the players,
because when the players work for the common cause both on and off the pitch
, the faith and unity can create great strengths.
Shanghai SIPG coach Gao Hongbo
A series of young talents broke into Gao's national team as he aimed to
build a team that could qualify for Brazil 2014. Tactically, he focused on
possession, passing and speedy attacking, a strategy with helped them win
the 2010 EAFF Championship ahead of Japan and Korea Republic. Notably,
ending a 32-year drought in style by routing Korea Republic 3-0.
"We had a good side then", continued Gao, whose record in charge of China
also includes a 1-0 friendly win against France and a 3-0 triumph over
Honduras. "We had creative talent in Deng Zhuoxiang and Zhao Xuri driving
the team from midfield, while both Qu Bo and Yu Hanchao had the ability to
stun opponents with their pace and finishing. We tried to maintain the
control of midfield and attack down both flanks. It was a tactic that proved
profitable for us."
China maintained good form during his 27 months in charge, winning 24 and
drawing 13 of the 42 games played. Not surprisingly, this proud record saw
China move up the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking to Asia's top five in July of
2011, and as a result were seeded in the continent's third qualifying round
for Brazil 2014, alongside Australia, Japan, Korea Republic and Iran.
Coaching philosophy
Gao, who made way for Jose Antonio Camacho two years ago as China sought
further progress under the experienced Spaniard, shed light on his coaching
secret. He said: "I always concentrate on organisation and co-operation
among the players, because when the players work for the common cause both
on and off the pitch, the faith and unity can create great strengths. And
definitely, your must discover the tactic which best suits your players."
"Coaching is not only teaching, but also learning," a modest Gao concluded.
"I gained good knowledge from the national team's former foreign coaches
from England, Germany and Netherlands, particularly when I worked as
assistant to former China coach Arie Haan. All this laid the foundation for
my coaching. So if you want to win, you must learn." |
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