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The question [of whether I will continue to Euro 2012] will require some time for thought. Before the matches with Germany and Slovenia, the Russian FA expressed their desire for us to continue working together. But we'll talk about the future later.
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I defeated my teacher Guus Hiddink when I coached the Czech Republic against Korea Republic and now I also want to overcome PSV.
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I was not planning any serious changes as none of our players were injured on Saturday ... We are going to Slovenia in a brave mood.
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Mark Hughes is on borrowed time after chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak witnessed yet another dismal Manchester City display. City’s 1-1 draw with Hull - their seventh in a row - has left Hughes on the brink with Guus Hiddink, Roberto Mancini and Jose Mourinho all in the frame to replace him.
SOURCE: 101 Great Goals -
I’m often asked which of the potential opponents I would have preferred and I often hear the opinion that Slovenia was the best possible outcome
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I remember Guus Hiddink telling me that Everton were one of the clubs who had impressed him the most when he was managing Chelsea.
SOURCE: Irish Times -
If you take a look at Slovenia's results in its group qualifiers and in friendly matches, you will see that it's a very serious, well-organized and tactically skilled team ... There is not the slightest hint in the Russia team of underestimating Slovenia. We all understand that these will not be easy ma...
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Guus Hiddink could be set for a surprise move to become the joint coach of the Argentina national team with Diego Maradona. Hiddink’s Russia failed to reach the 2010 World Cup finals last week but the Dutch coach has been told to expect an approach from the Argentinian federation to work alongside Marad...
SOURCE: 101 Great Goals -
If you take a look at Slovenia's results in its group qualifiers and in friendly matches, you will see that it's a very serious, well-organized and tactically skilled team ... There is not the slightest hint in the Russia team of underestimating Slovenia. We all understand that these will not be easy ma...
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US fans calling for replacing Bob Bradley with Guus Hiddink
SOURCE: Soccer Blogs -
We are not in a position to expect an easy ride ... There is not the slightest chance of us underestimating Slovenia. We all understand that both matches will be tough because the stakes are so high. We will face a well-organised, tactically skilled side with players from top European leagues.
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I've gone for the very same fitness routine introduced by Guus Hiddink, without the slightest change. It's a routine that has drastically reduced the number of injuries over the last season. I've only increased the tactical training sessions, something the English are usually allergic to
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It is not just one game we have to consider. Also, we need not to get a lot of damage in this first game, because we have to go to Maribor, Slovenia
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Early on I thought he'd been a great keeper on the Continent but maybe he's not for England ... The crowd slaughtered him [after the Fulham game]. He was having a bad time. Everyone must have had doubts. But his reputation was top-class and Guus Hiddink thought he was world-class, as did everyone who ha...
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We haven't played in Luzhniki since that match so it would be great to see a full stadium again. The importance, the build-up to the match, the atmosphere, it's almost the same ... Then, we had to win to keep alive our chances of qualifying for the Euro 2008 finals and we did. It's a bit different this ...
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Guus Hiddink was here on Friday and we spoke about Pav, how he is, how you get him going
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As I can see from Holland when Guus Hiddink went to Australia they went to the World Cup for the first time [in a while] and from there on they did pretty well
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Guus Hiddink told me a lot about Everton before I joined ... He said it was one of the teams that impressed him greatly when he was at Chelsea and I feel I have been given a lucky ticket to be here.
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Guus Hiddink (born 8 November 1946 in Varsseveld) is a Dutch former professional football player and manager, currently the manager of the Russian national team, a post he has held since 2006. Full Article
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The question [of whether I will continue to Euro 2012] will require some time for thought. Before the matches with Germany and Slovenia, the Russian FA expressed their desire for us to continue working together. But we'll talk about the future later.
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I defeated my teacher Guus Hiddink when I coached the Czech Republic against Korea Republic and now I also want to overcome PSV.
SOURCE: UEFA -
I was not planning any serious changes as none of our players were injured on Saturday ... We are going to Slovenia in a brave mood.
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Mark Hughes is on borrowed time after chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak witnessed yet another dismal Manchester City display. City’s 1-1 draw with Hull - their seventh in a row - has left Hughes on the brink with Guus Hiddink, Roberto Mancini and Jose Mourinho all in the frame to replace him.
SOURCE: 101 Great Goals -
I’m often asked which of the potential opponents I would have preferred and I often hear the opinion that Slovenia was the best possible outcome
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I remember Guus Hiddink telling me that Everton were one of the clubs who had impressed him the most when he was managing Chelsea.
SOURCE: Irish Times -
If you take a look at Slovenia's results in its group qualifiers and in friendly matches, you will see that it's a very serious, well-organized and tactically skilled team ... There is not the slightest hint in the Russia team of underestimating Slovenia. We all understand that these will not be easy ma...
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Guus Hiddink could be set for a surprise move to become the joint coach of the Argentina national team with Diego Maradona. Hiddink’s Russia failed to reach the 2010 World Cup finals last week but the Dutch coach has been told to expect an approach from the Argentinian federation to work alongside Marad...
SOURCE: 101 Great Goals -
If you take a look at Slovenia's results in its group qualifiers and in friendly matches, you will see that it's a very serious, well-organized and tactically skilled team ... There is not the slightest hint in the Russia team of underestimating Slovenia. We all understand that these will not be easy ma...
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US fans calling for replacing Bob Bradley with Guus Hiddink
SOURCE: Soccer Blogs -
We are not in a position to expect an easy ride ... There is not the slightest chance of us underestimating Slovenia. We all understand that both matches will be tough because the stakes are so high. We will face a well-organised, tactically skilled side with players from top European leagues.
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I've gone for the very same fitness routine introduced by Guus Hiddink, without the slightest change. It's a routine that has drastically reduced the number of injuries over the last season. I've only increased the tactical training sessions, something the English are usually allergic to
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It is not just one game we have to consider. Also, we need not to get a lot of damage in this first game, because we have to go to Maribor, Slovenia
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Early on I thought he'd been a great keeper on the Continent but maybe he's not for England ... The crowd slaughtered him [after the Fulham game]. He was having a bad time. Everyone must have had doubts. But his reputation was top-class and Guus Hiddink thought he was world-class, as did everyone who ha...
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We haven't played in Luzhniki since that match so it would be great to see a full stadium again. The importance, the build-up to the match, the atmosphere, it's almost the same ... Then, we had to win to keep alive our chances of qualifying for the Euro 2008 finals and we did. It's a bit different this ...
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Guus Hiddink was here on Friday and we spoke about Pav, how he is, how you get him going
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As I can see from Holland when Guus Hiddink went to Australia they went to the World Cup for the first time [in a while] and from there on they did pretty well
SOURCE: ABC Online -
Guus Hiddink told me a lot about Everton before I joined ... He said it was one of the teams that impressed him greatly when he was at Chelsea and I feel I have been given a lucky ticket to be here.
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