At No. 5 Experimental Primary School in the coal-mining city of Taiyuan, the red carpet is out. School girls in pink and white stand at the entrance, while fellow students sit in perfect rows inside, awaiting the arrival of a VIP.
Vietnam football flops against Thai teams in particular and in other regional tournaments in general are suggestive that investment in youth football training remains insufficient and improper. In this aspect, certainly no countries can surpass Germany, who celebrated their title of World Cup championship one year ago.
“Pick up your backpack and leave.” The head coach to the Thailand national football team made such a statement to the press following a professional meeting with The Football Association of Thailand (FAT) in late March. A plan to comprehensively develop Thai football in the long, middle and short term in the new era was devised in great detail. CEO Wittaya Laohakul is tasked with formulating development strategies for Thai teams while the head coach focuses merely on his work training his students.
In Pep Guardiola’s latest book, the eminent Spanish coach revealed how he and his assistants had statistically calculated chances of winning the championship if his team was involved in an injury crisis.
Thai football’s successful development formula over the past several years hinges on the youth training system. They indicate a unique and highly efficient model.
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