Dick Advocaat Is Ready to Become Feyenoord Coach Replacing Jaap Stam

DBasia.news –  Former United Arab Emirates (UAE) national team coach, Dick Advocaat was included in one of the prospective coaches who will become Feyenoord coaches. Advocaat was reportedly ready to replace Jaap Stam who had just left the team.

Quoted from Reuters, Thursday (10/31/2019) Advocaat himself in an interview session with the local Dutch radio, was ready to train if he gained the trust of Feyenoord’s management. 

Kans ex PSV coach to train Feyenoord is very large. Rumors are growing, the club in a matter of days only officially announced the appointment of Dick Advocaat as Feyenoord coach.

Seeing his track record, this 72-year-old man is indeed worthy enough to train Feyenoord. Eredivisie is nothing new for Advocaat. After retiring from football as a player in 1984 in Utrecht. Advocaat’s coaching career began when he directed the Dutch amateur team DSVP.

In 1992, Advocaat was trusted to be the Dutch national team coach. He served as Orange coach until 1994. During his training for the Dutch national team for the first time, Advocaat recorded 15 wins, 6 draws and 5 defeats.

Advocaat’s best record when he became a coach was carved when he coached PSV in the period 1994 to 1998. Played 152 matches with PSV, Advocaat recorded 100 wins, 29 draws and 23 defeats.