ANALYSIS: Why Africa still falls short at the FIFA World Cup – Part 2
It is unrealistic to expect African players to compete consistently against opponents who begin structured football development at five or six years of age when many of our own players only receive serious attention in their teenage years—if they are fortunate enough to receive it at all.— Ted Dumitru If identity is the foundation of African football, then coach education is the vehicle through which that identity is passed from one generation to the next.
By Ziphozonke Dlangalala, Football Coach and Youth Football Specialist ANALYSIS: Why Africa still falls short at the FIFA World Cup – Part
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