Are the results of indifference ungdomsfodbold up to 17 years?
It takes at least DBU’s talentudviklingschef, Flemming Berg, who argued the controversial point of view on Saturday at the Football Congress, DBU held for the first time in Horsens. It brought together more than 500 guests in the various discussions.
During a debate with, among others, Flemming Pedersen, the future superligatræner in FC Nordsjælland, beat Flemming Berg real, that he would like to see, that the results be meaningless in ungdomsfodbold completely up to the U17 age.
This is not to say that the teams shouldn’t be playing to win the matches.
– I am a strong opponent of the that there are up – and relegation in ungdomsfodbold. It is absolutely wrong, that one from the U-10 and above for the U-17 can move both up and down. There is something completely wrong in a young talent at 13-14-15 years of age can be held accountable if a team moves down. Ungdomsfodbold must not be resultatfodbold, says Flemming Berg.
– When we, as it is today, has resultatfodbold for youth players, it may have the consequence that a trainer often think short-term and constantly only play with the best players. It can provide challenges in relation to the development of players in the longer term.
– I do not want played resultatfodbold, before they come up to U-18 and U-19, points to Flemming Berg.
DBU’s talentudviklingschef has put forward views in the UEFA-community, where he from, among others, Germany has the backing for the mind to drop the resultatfodbolden in ungdomsrækkerne.
– We got support from many countries to our thoughts, explains Flemming Berg.
While talentudviklingschefen will remove resultatfodbolden, he told at the same time, a study of Manchester City has made.
Manchester City have made a survey that shows that 83 percent of the players from the last ten years of quarter-finals of the Champions League game førsteholdsfodbold, when they are 17 years of age. It shows all of that talent should be even earlier ready than for 10 and 15 years ago, he explains.
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