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12 years ago
Every game has its own sign language to communicate with other players and referees etc but to learn a few tricks of the trade they need to basics of English, which almost all payers do with time.
When the coach wishes to discuss during practice sessions about the tactics to be employed in the ensuing match, it’s the knowledge of English language that stands in good stead.
My question is - why do we need to have coaches who cannot understand our language or are we that bad in games like hockey where we cannot find a good coach from our own country. English language learning is okay but if they will spend all their three four years which they get as top players, learning Languages instead fine tuning their playing skills, I am afraid we shall never be able to win any game in future.
By the way, have you ever heard any Korean, Chines, Russian, German, Dutch hockey/badminton players speaking in English? They all are better players than us because they take pride in self language and learning skills of the game more than wasting their time on learning other languages. I must add another factor here, all these nations were far behind in hockey from us but now they are far better as far hockey is concerned.
If Korean, Chinese, Russian, German, Dutch players are better players than us. Its because of their excellence In their game skills especially physical fitness. Moreover their team composition is not as varied as an Indian team. Here our teams are comprised of players from different states. English is the only language that has the ability to bind the team. Even if a 100 % Indian coach is employed, can a Punjabi coach communicate with a Malayalee player ?
12 years ago
Every game has its own sign language to communicate with other players and referees etc but to learn a few tricks of the trade they need to basics of English, which almost all payers do with time.
When the coach wishes to discuss during practice sessions about the tactics to be employed in the ensuing match, it’s the knowledge of English language that stands in good stead.
My question is - why do we need to have coaches who cannot understand our language or are we that bad in games like hockey where we cannot find a good coach from our own country. English language learning is okay but if they will spend all their three four years which they get as top players, learning Languages instead fine tuning their playing skills, I am afraid we shall never be able to win any game in future.
By the way, have you ever heard any Korean, Chines, Russian, German, Dutch hockey/badminton players speaking in English? They all are better players than us because they take pride in self language and learning skills of the game more than wasting their time on learning other languages. I must add another factor here, all these nations were far behind in hockey from us but now they are far better as far hockey is concerned.
If Korean, Chinese, Russian, German, Dutch players are better players than us. Its because of their excellence In their game skills especially physical fitness. Moreover their team composition is not as varied as an Indian team. Here our teams are comprised of players from different states. English is the only language that has the ability to bind the team. Even if a 100 % Indian coach is employed, can a Punjabi coach communicate with a Malayalee player ?
Sir, I would still prefer Billimoga Puttaswamy Govinda coaching Indian team in his broken mixture of Indian languages to feel players more comfortable and at home.
12 years ago
Every game has its own sign language to communicate with other players and referees etc but to learn a few tricks of the trade they need to basics of English, which almost all payers do with time.
When the coach wishes to discuss during practice sessions about the tactics to be employed in the ensuing match, it’s the knowledge of English language that stands in good stead.
My question is - why do we need to have coaches who cannot understand our language or are we that bad in games like hockey where we cannot find a good coach from our own country. English language learning is okay but if they will spend all their three four years which they get as top players, learning Languages instead fine tuning their playing skills, I am afraid we shall never be able to win any game in future.
By the way, have you ever heard any Korean, Chines, Russian, German, Dutch hockey/badminton players speaking in English? They all are better players than us because they take pride in self language and learning skills of the game more than wasting their time on learning other languages. I must add another factor here, all these nations were far behind in hockey from us but now they are far better as far hockey is concerned.
If Korean, Chinese, Russian, German, Dutch players are better players than us. Its because of their excellence In their game skills especially physical fitness. Moreover their team composition is not as varied as an Indian team. Here our teams are comprised of players from different states. English is the only language that has the ability to bind the team. Even if a 100 % Indian coach is employed, can a Punjabi coach communicate with a Malayalee player ?
Sir, I would still prefer Billimoga Puttaswamy Govinda coaching Indian team in his broken mixture of Indian languages to feel players more comfortable and at home.
Dear Sunil, I agree with you, but there is a risk of sending wrong messages if the coach uses broken language where accuracy counts very much.
12 years ago
Every game has its own sign language to communicate with other players and referees etc but to learn a few tricks of the trade they need to basics of English, which almost all payers do with time.
When the coach wishes to discuss during practice sessions about the tactics to be employed in the ensuing match, it’s the knowledge of English language that stands in good stead.
My question is - why do we need to have coaches who cannot understand our language or are we that bad in games like hockey where we cannot find a good coach from our own country. English language learning is okay but if they will spend all their three four years which they get as top players, learning Languages instead fine tuning their playing skills, I am afraid we shall never be able to win any game in future.
By the way, have you ever heard any Korean, Chines, Russian, German, Dutch hockey/badminton players speaking in English? They all are better players than us because they take pride in self language and learning skills of the game more than wasting their time on learning other languages. I must add another factor here, all these nations were far behind in hockey from us but now they are far better as far hockey is concerned.
If Korean, Chinese, Russian, German, Dutch players are better players than us. Its because of their excellence In their game skills especially physical fitness. Moreover their team composition is not as varied as an Indian team. Here our teams are comprised of players from different states. English is the only language that has the ability to bind the team. Even if a 100 % Indian coach is employed, can a Punjabi coach communicate with a Malayalee player ?
Sir, I would still prefer Billimoga Puttaswamy Govinda coaching Indian team in his broken mixture of Indian languages to feel players more comfortable and at home.
Dear Sunil, I agree with you, but there is a risk of sending wrong messages if the coach uses broken language where accuracy counts very much.
You gotta see 'Chuck de India' to know what I mean, a foreign coach can never teach them pride for nation while paying in the ground.
12 years ago
Every game has its own sign language to communicate with other players and referees etc but to learn a few tricks of the trade they need to basics of English, which almost all payers do with time.
When the coach wishes to discuss during practice sessions about the tactics to be employed in the ensuing match, it’s the knowledge of English language that stands in good stead.
My question is - why do we need to have coaches who cannot understand our language or are we that bad in games like hockey where we cannot find a good coach from our own country. English language learning is okay but if they will spend all their three four years which they get as top players, learning Languages instead fine tuning their playing skills, I am afraid we shall never be able to win any game in future.
By the way, have you ever heard any Korean, Chines, Russian, German, Dutch hockey/badminton players speaking in English? They all are better players than us because they take pride in self language and learning skills of the game more than wasting their time on learning other languages. I must add another factor here, all these nations were far behind in hockey from us but now they are far better as far hockey is concerned.
If Korean, Chinese, Russian, German, Dutch players are better players than us. Its because of their excellence In their game skills especially physical fitness. Moreover their team composition is not as varied as an Indian team. Here our teams are comprised of players from different states. English is the only language that has the ability to bind the team. Even if a 100 % Indian coach is employed, can a Punjabi coach communicate with a Malayalee player ?
Sir, I would still prefer Billimoga Puttaswamy Govinda coaching Indian team in his broken mixture of Indian languages to feel players more comfortable and at home.
Dear Sunil, I agree with you, but there is a risk of sending wrong messages if the coach uses broken language where accuracy counts very much.
You gotta see 'Chuck de India' to know what I mean, a foreign coach can never teach them pride for nation while paying in the ground.
A coach’s job is not to coach in patriotism and inject national pride in the players even if he is an Indian coach. He teaches the skills of the game . And the patriotism part is left to the players.
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