The former coach criticizes the rule that to get to the supercorso for the technical license you must have played in Serie A or in B.
Italy is a country as beautiful as it is strange. Contradictory, at least looking at what happens in football. Those who want to obtain the Uefa Pro First Category coaching license, that is the maximum, must have a certain number of games played in B, A or in the national team in their curriculum. It follows that Arrigo Sacchi, and before him Helenio Herrera, and still Zdenek Zeman, Alberto Zaccheroni, Sven Goran Eriksson or Jurgen Klopp today could not graduate from Coverciano. Considering what these gentlemen have demonstrated (and won), this rigidity looks a lot like an own goal.
