Wales national team coach Chris Coleman wasn't very impressed with Gareth Bales performance in the game against Bosnia-Herzegovina.
The manager was looking forward to his first win in charge of the national team yesterday and was hoping for a stellar performance from http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Gareth-Bale-c14422. Coleman wanted the player to replicate his club form and help guide Wales towards FIFA World Cup qualification.
Wales were to face Bosnia-Herzegovina in a match that looked set to be a thrilling encounter.
The Bosnia-Herzegovina squad boasted of the likes of Manchester City’s Edin Dzeko and Stoke City’s http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Asmir-Begovic-c6841. Coleman was not fazed by the prospect of coming up against the Bosnians and had full confidence in his team, especially
Bale.
The Spurs winger has two Welsh Player of the Year awards to his name and has been in emphatic fashion for his club for the past two seasons.
Despite having a difficult summer initially, Bale managed to put his injury woes behind and went on to have a very good pre-season for Tottenham. Coleman was full of praise for his star player before last night’s game.
"Giggs had that, when we came away with Wales he had so much ability that we would just start laughing because he would do something ridiculous, on another level.”
"It is the same with Gareth; you know you are in the presence of something special. You look at how he is built, he is 6ft 1in, he is a racehorse, but he has amazing ability as well and he is a special player, a great player."
Speaking about his pre-match preparations, Coleman added:
"The quicker we start and the better we do in the first three or four games, then we can try and bring the Welsh public back.”
Unfortunately, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Miroslav-Stevanovic-c26065 destroy his team and score two goals against
a defence that looked shaky, weak and deprived of confidence.
Coleman has serious work to do with the national side, and they need to address all their problems if they want to qualify for the 2014 World Cup that will take place in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Brazil-c2858.
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