It seems Indian
football is moving against all the usual football psychologies and techniques,
upon which the top teams of the world are relying. The recent results of
‘Calcutta Football League’ (CFL) indeed put the pundits of Indian as well as
world football in a great dilemma. Toppling almost every tactics and methods of
the top class foreign coaches, who have come to coach the big clubs of Kolkata,
few Bengali coaches surprised everybody in 2019 CFL. Most importantly amongst
those Bengali coaches there are a few who can never be regarded as good coaches
because of their lack of coaching sense. Simply relying upon the old method
which is all about running and do not have any contact with tactical intelligence,
they have put the big clubs’ officials in a jigsaw. In any EPL or Spanish
league match we can quite clearly see the formation of a respective team coach
and according to the formation of one team the other draws the counter
formation. And the competent one gets the reward of earning maximum points out
of a match.
Yet, in Indian scenario
everything seem to be falling apart and as narrated above proving every
prediction wrong of the football experts, Bengali coaches are successfully
making their marks in CFL history. The
CFL 2019 perhaps be remembered for its dramatic and unexpected defeats of big
clubs like East Bengal, Mohun Bagan and Md. Sporting to clubs like George
Telegraph, Aryans, Peerless etc. It is indeed a very unfamiliar story of CFL where
renowned clubs were so often defeated by relatively small clubs of Kolkata in
any particular season. Besides, this season the two giants of Kolkata football
recruited high profile foreign coaches and a bunch of European players. But,
despite all their possible measurements to do well in the ongoing CFL and
forthcoming I-League, the two big clubs have failed to justify their efforts so
far.
Anyway, here the
question arises if the method of Indian football really differs from all other
top countries football philosophy. Although there is no clean-cut answer to this
question but for sure considering the present phenomenon of CFL football
intellectuals are forced to ponder upon this question.
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