English boss Thomas Tuchel says he has to earn the right to sing a national anthem | Football news
Thomas Tuchel plans to “earn” the right to sing a national anthem after revealing that he will not join the Save The King god during his first games as head of England.
Tuchel appointed a team of 26 people for qualifying for this month’s World Cup with Albania and Latvia, and spent almost 90 minutes on Friday, talking to the media at Wembley.
The topic of the national anthem was re-erected, as it was in Tuchel’s discovery in October, and the 51-year-old German explained his approach to the matter before his debut in England Dugout against Albania on March 21.
“I think, above all, you have a very powerful, emotional and meaningful national anthem and I couldn’t be more proud to be on the side and be in charge of the English national team,” Tuchel told the written medium.
“That means all. That means a lot to me, I assure you, but I can feel it because it is meaningful and it is emotionally and so powerful, national anthem, that I have to earn my right to sing it.
“I feel it’s not just given. You can’t just sing it. So I decided not to sing it in my first matches.
“I will make money with the results, the construction of the group, doing your job properly and by creating feelings where you may even say at some point,” Now it’s time to sing it, you feel like you have been making a proper earn and you are now a real English guy. “
“Maybe I have to dive more into the culture and make my rights from you, from the players, from the fans, so everyone feels like:” You should sing it now, he is one of our, he is an English manager, he should sing it. “
Lee Carsley made titles during his temporary magic in charge of England last year, when he refused to sing a national anthem.
In one of the many light moments at a press conference on Friday, London, based in London, confirmed that he knew the words to God to save the king, while he also defended his balance between the work and life after missing certain Premier League junctions during the first 10 weeks of his term.
“I’ve been to 25 games in the last nine weeks,” Tuchel added. “Maybe I could go to 28, but …
“At the Premier League weekends where I’m not going, I watch at least five live matches on a wide -angle screen.
“I look more if you don’t see me but if you see me in the stadium, because if I go to the stadium on Saturday, I don’t see the match and I don’t see the match after that.
“It would be interesting if you do your best to compare live views with any other main coach outside in international football, because I think I did more live games live than anyone else.
“Listen, I need a little confidence from you to believe me to work on a great intensity and in the best possible way.
“There is no secret behind him to occasionally travel to see my children in Munich. And that is basically that. My girls are used to watching the Premier League on TV.
“You mention during these weekends, they are with their father or they are in the next room and know that I am watching. There is no more of that.”
