sinisa cohadzic
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AFC PRO/UEFA A Licence Women Philippine National Team Senior Assistant Coach and U20 Head Coach
Melbourne, Australia
Joined August 2010
@Marc14__ @phwomensfutsal @PilipinasWNFT @theafcdotcom @TheAWCL @philfootball Bravo to everyone involved 👏👏👏
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Great tournament & positive steps fwd. Fight, determination & courage to adapt to new style of football was pleasing to see. Focus turns to Asian cup qualifiers where confidence from this tournament will help towards success. Well done @albert_capellas and to everyone involved.
FULL TIME | THA 3 - 1 PHI Our 2024 ASEAN Mitsubishi Electric Cup campaign ends. Maraming salamat sa suporta! 🇵🇭
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I hope you will continue your football journey in a coaching capacity and help future generations of Filipinas strive to follow in your footsteps. Coach Sinisha
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RT @pmnft_official: Uy, Pilipins!!! 🇵🇭 We are through to the semi-finals of the ASEAN Mitsubishi Electric Cup!
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200 yokohama supporters are showing how real football atmosphere on football matches should look like
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Thank you South Melbourne 💙💙💙
South Melbourne FC announces the departure of our JBNPL Technical Director, Sinisa Cohadzic. Since joining the club in late 2020, Sinisa has been the driving force behind a significant transformation of our JBNPL program. His leadership and vision created a legitimate pathway for youth players to progress through the ranks, providing a clear route to senior football. Throughout his tenure, we’ve seen teams across all age groups excel, with many advancing to higher divisions. This success includes trophies with our Under 23 squad, where he also served as coach, and the development of over a dozen youth players who have transitioned to senior football. Football Director Peter Kokotis reflected on Sinisa's impact: "Sinisa has been instrumental in reshaping our junior program. His dedication to nurturing talent has not only brought success on the pitch but has also built a foundation for the future of our club. We have loved working with him and wish him the very best in his future endeavours. His influence will be felt for years to come." Sinisa’s commitment to player development and his ability to nurture talent have left a lasting impact on the club, ensuring our program continues to offer strong opportunities for young players. We thank him for his dedication, support during the transition, and the ongoing friendship he brings to South Melbourne.
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You will always learn from failure and success. The experience is what will make them better players
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Well done to everyone involved. Exceptional year
What a year it was for @smfc 🔵⚪️ One of the biggest member federation clubs across the country, @nplvictoria giants South Melbourne delivered another year of trophies and an impressive @AustraliaCup run 🏆🏆 South Melbourne secured the NPL Victoria Men's premiership as well as the Dockerty Cup. They finished runners-up in the NPL Victoria Men's grand final and were close to winning a treble potentially even a quadruple. Take a bow South Melbourne 👏 #FPFootball #NPLVIC #NPLMVIC #MagicOfTheCup 📸: @Brocksmooth24
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@ArthurKiousis @kongianna You are wrong Arthur, the rule in Super League of Serbia (top division) is that every single minute of the game there needs to be two players U21 years of age on the field. Clubs playing in Youth UEFA CL can only have players that are homegrown minimum two years at the club
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Must admit I wasn't his admirer for a long time but I went up and close at the WC in Qatar. Seen them playing with good organisation and in sync with principles that coaching staff believed in. With bit of luck against Argentina anything could have happened. Well done.
Graham Arnold, the longest-serving coach in Subway #Socceroos history, will depart immediately from the role of head coach. Thank you for everything, Arnie. #ThankYouArnie
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@ArthurKiousis @kongianna There is quota system in leagues in Europe. One of them is Serbia for a fact I know. Now damage will be done at clubs that don't have good junior development programs and good retention numbers. But at the same time hard to keep players when Academies come for them. Many problems
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@P_Kotsy Yes transfer system needs to be better and clubs need to be rewarded for the development of player when Academy comes and takes them. That is definitely a grey area that needs to be solved. Many problems in the system Kotsy. We can go about it for hours.
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@P_Kotsy I will not disagree on what you said above but I am a believer in young players because I have been in that space for a long time and know the level of players comparing to some senior atm and anything that will help them in their journey to be developed I will want to support.
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@kongianna @ArthurKiousis Guys as i replied to Kotsy, In my opinion there is many young kids out there that are talented enough to be given a chance and coaches do not do it because of the results pressure. This will push them to scout better and realise potential instead of recycling players.
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