Things are going good for Austria women’s group manager Dominik Thalhammer during present. His group achieved with self-assurance during a UEFA Women’s EURO 2017 in a Netherlands, where they done it to a semi-finals. It is therefore no warn that his work has held a eye and that he is among a nominees for The Best FIFA Women’s Coach Award 2017.
“I found out we was nominated in a content summary when someone got in hold to honour me,” Thalhammer told FIFA.com. “I was unequivocally astounded given we wasn’t unequivocally awaiting to be on a shortlist.
“On a one hand, it’s a outrageous honour and approval for me personally, and on a other hand, it shows an appreciation of a work of a whole women’s dialect during a [Austrian] Football Association,” he continued. “It’s an endowment for a whole team. Without a staff and a players, it would’ve been unfit to pursue certain paths, objectives and visions.”
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His work has paid dividends. Reaching a European Championship semi-finals helped Austria stand 4 rungs to 20th in a latest FIFA/Coca-Cola Women’s World Ranking, their highest-ever placing. Furthermore, they started FIFA Women’s World Cup France 2019â„¢ subordinate brightly with a 4-0 delight over Serbia.
“In terms of a result, it was a unequivocally good start,” pronounced a Vienna native. “The group showed majority to record such a large win, notwithstanding not putting in a best of performances. As such, we’re confident with a start.
“Our aim is to repeat what we gifted in a Netherlands,” Thalhammer continued. “Obviously, a chances of subordinate for a World Cup are smaller, though during a EURO, we were a ideal instance of what we can achieve, if we have dreams, targets and prophesy to go with passion and enthusiasm. It’s probable to do it again, and if we do it, would means an even bigger sensation.”
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In serve to possessing vision, passion and enthusiasm, a 46-year-old, who describes himself as ambitious, level-headed and maybe even visionary, has achieved success interjection to his training philosophy.
“We have certain beliefs we wish to follow that come before anything else,” Thalhammer said. “That’s because we’re means to play with good coherence within a systems. It’s not a simple arrangement that’s wilful though these major principles, that can be implemented in each system. It’s critical for a group like Austria to surpass by a certain tactical flexibility in sequence to blow certain advantages other teams have.”
Sieg! Starke Leistung des Frauen-Nationalteams zum WM-Quali-Auftakt. Österreich schlägt Serbien souverän 4:0. #SRBAUT #OneHeartOneGoal pic.twitter.com/cTUKmfNIJY
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