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Pisarev urged to create a basic club for the youth team of the Russian Federation as soon as possible
The idea of creating a basic club for the youth team of Russia differs from the Russian Football Union (RFU) expressed by the General Secretary of General Anatoly Vorobyov of a similar proposal for the national team. This opinion was expressed by the sports director of the RFU and the senior coach of the youth team of the country Nikolai Pisarev.
Pisarev in early September made the idea of creating a basic club for the Russian youth team, which would allow football players to regularly receive game practice and constantly perform together. This week, Anatoly Vorobyov spoke about the idea of creating the same basic club for the country's main team .
“To create a team for the Russian Premier League on the basis of the Russian Premier League Club is unrealistic,” Pisarev said in an interview with ITAR-TASS. “There is such an example: the US team was collected in 1990 and for four years trained and played comradely matches, but there was no national league before the home-league. "Collections" artificially in one club is impossible. "
“But creating a basic club for a youth team is quite real,” he believes. “We are talking about players who are mostly not in demand in clubs where they do not play and play regularly. They will definitely not be boys. Perhaps they will not fight for European competitions, but this is not necessary. The main question is to get game practice.”
According to Pisarev, it is necessary to create a basic team as soon as possible, since only three seasons are left before the World Cup in Russia. The next generation of the country's youth team should speak for it-born in 1994-97 and two or three adult football players who would lead the youth along. The club can be chosen to create a basic team.
"The club will play on equal terms with everyone: flew out - perform in the FNL, take a high place - play in Europe. But the guys need to quickly get rid of illusions, play at a serious level to understand what they are capable of," he believes.
The senior coach of the "Youth" noted that he is ready to leave his post if the leadership of the RFU unsatisfactorily appreciates his work. The reasons for the failure of the team in the qualifying cycle, he called the losses of points in matches with the Danes and Bulgarians last fall, when the national team was forced to abandon the idea of holding a match for "Arena-Himmka" due to the poor state of the lawn, and frequent changes in the goalkeeper position.
The specialist also admitted that he once dreams of heading the national team of the country, but is aware that this right must be earned.