Quote from: Slow death on June 15, 2023, 07:58:16 PM

the problem is that the national coaches of brazil are not people who have already been successful with a great team in europe, so what happens is that the brazilian coach does not understand his players well and the style of games of the europeans and in the games he cannot do it good strategy that can easily beat the european national teams, but brazil does not seem to want to hire a european coach who has been very successful with european teams to command the national team, so we will see brazil making the same mistakes in the cups of the world in the coming years

That is also one of the weaknesses because they don't have an experienced coach, but if we look at the Moroccan coach he is even more inexperienced but he has successfully led Morocco to finish in fourth place at the Qatar World Cup. In addition to the ability of coaches, teamwork is also very much needed in modern football and maybe Brazilian players are less integrated in this regard. On the other hand, we often hear that the era of football will move about the heyday, for example from Europe to Latin America as a champion candidate.

Quote from: Leviathan.007 on June 15, 2023, 10:22:20 PM

We can't compare Pele, Ronaldinho, Ronaldo, or other similar players with Neymar, they played for their national teams for a long time and they earn many achievements also compared to Neymar these players had much better performance and they had more stability while a player like Neymar can't have weeks of good performance and then just like this year, he can disappoint while the team.

I think the generation of golden players in Brazil is over and that's why they couldn't earn many achievements recently in the world cup

That is what was conveyed in the reply to the previous post, each player must have their own advantages and it is impossible to be compared to legendary players or other players. Pele, Ronaldinho and Ronaldo have their own character and even though the Brazilian style of football is known as Jogo bonito (samba) and has similarities between one player and another Brazilian player. Even though they have similarities, the characteristics of the players are definitely different and has its own advantages.

For the generation of players I think it's not over for Brazil, but the dominance has diminished because many other countries also have players who are quite talented and they were born during the heyday of football in their country. For now, Brazil is no longer the only country that is able to produce a generation of extraordinary footballers because there are many other countries that also have talents in football for each generation.