During a press conference on Tuesday, President of PZPN Grzegorz Lato confimred that Frank Smuda will be leaving his position as head coach of the Polish national team.
Lato said he has already begun to look for a replacement for Smuda as Poland's coach. There are several candidates according to Lato. The new coach will manage Poland in their next game (Aug. 15 vs. Estonia).
"After the loss to Czech Republic, we started receiving proposals from Europe and even Brazil to take over as coach after Smuda," Lato said.
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At the beginning of the press conference, PZPN spokesperson Agnieszka Olejkowska confirmed that Stefan Majewski will not be the temporary coach of the Polish national team or a candidate to replace Smuda.
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Grzegorz Lato also confirmed on Tuesday that he will not resign as the Presidnet of PZPN. The next elections for President of PZPN are October 26.
"I don't see any reason for me to resign just because the team did not advance out of the group," Lato said. "The association and I did everything for our team to prepare them for the Euros."
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Lato would not release any names that are candidates for the Polish national team job. The early media candidates are: Maciej Skorza, Peter Nowak, Jacek Zielinski and Jerzy Engel.
"I don't see any reason for me to resign
ReplyDeletejust because the team did not advance
out of the group," Lato said. "The
association and I did everything for our
team to prepare them for the Euros."
Except give them two tickets each for their families.... that was too much to ask of these old Commies who are still playing the old games of taking care of their comrades and fellow gangsters first.
ty kurwa szmato lato. what a pig. promised he would resign if they didn't go through and he's still there. the top 3 people in PZPN all have to get dumped. what pathetic BS.
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