[情報] 週四訪談 - 威爾金斯

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http://sports.163.com/09/1002/14/5KKJHB5L00051CCL.html 2009-10-02 14:31:48　來源: 網易體育　作者：高飛一年之內，在一傢俱樂部輔佐3位教練，威爾金斯在切爾西這份助理教練的工作並不輕鬆。在近日接受媒體採訪時，威爾金斯就披露了斯科拉裡、希丁克、安切洛蒂之間的不同。 http://img4.cache.netease.com/sports/2009/10/2/2009100214311076a70.jpg

幕後英雄威爾金斯作為前英格蘭隊中場，威爾金斯承認最近的切爾西事情有點多：“我得說我們的確有很多、很多的大事發生。很高興我能重新回到切爾西工作，和這些偉大的傢伙一起。不過連續和三位不同的主教練一起工作，這並不容易，因為每個人都有自己不同的比賽方式。” 上賽季剛開始時，切爾西的主帥還是巴西人斯科拉里，接著斯科拉里被解僱，荷蘭人希丁克臨時接手球隊。然後在新賽季，主帥又變成安切洛蒂，連續的改變沒有在更衣室內製造動盪，但對威爾金斯來說，要適應不同的主教練，還是需要花費一番功夫。對於他這三位同事，威爾金斯的評價都很高：“我很慶幸，因為這三位主教練為人都很不錯，我們之間的工作關係一直很好，沒有出現任何分歧。而且，他們率領球隊也踢出了偉大的比賽。” 威爾金斯一般不向主教練提出戰術方面的建議，他要做的工作是幫助主教練瞭解他們在英格蘭國內的對手，英格蘭聯賽的比賽風格，在更衣室內與球員教練，以及幫助主教練應付媒體，這最後一項，就是當初斯科拉里最需要幫助的地方，因為巴西人的英語不佳，同時脾氣火爆。威爾金斯回憶說：“斯科拉里是個很好的夥計，但我很遺憾，因為我沒能避免他最後離開這裡。不過這些事情經常在足球世界發生，希丁克隨後來了，球員之間的氣氛也得到改變，我們又取得了成功。現在是安切洛蒂，在其他俱樂部執教時，他就有非常出色的成績。” 但即使都是優秀的教練，他們的一些習慣還是肯定不同的，這需要威爾金斯盡力去適應。 “很明顯，他們有著完全不同的哲學，我不得不改變自己，改變我對事物的思考方式，以此去適應他們的工作方式。但我非常熱愛在這裡的每一分鐘。我瞭解安切洛蒂的工作方式，當他要求球員去幹一些事情時，我知道怎麼去聯繫球員。” --------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.chelseafc.com/page/LatestNews/0,,10268~1813902,00.html THE THURSDAY INTERVIEW: RAY WILKINS Posted on: Thu 01 Oct 2009 Three managers in a year; it is reminiscent of Ray Wilkins's time as a Chelsea player! But throughout the changes that have taken place at the sharp end of the coaching staff, our former captain and now assistant first team coach has been a source of stability. It is now 12 months since his return to work for the club that nurtured him as a teenage footballer so a good time for Chelseafc.com to ask his views on how the year has gone. 'It has been very, very eventful,' Ray agrees as he begins his look back. It has been an absolute delight being back, working with such great guys and just being around a great club now. But three different managers hasn't been ultra-easy because everybody has a different philosophy on the way the game is played. 'Thankfully it has been three very nice guys which has made it a very pleasant relationship so from that aspect, no problem whatsoever. And thankfully as well the lads have been playing some great football.' Ray was initially recruited when Steve Clarke opted to move across London for greater coaching responsibility under Gianfranco Zola at West Ham. The role left behind, providing knowledge of the English game and communicating with top level players and the media as an aid to Luiz Felipe Scolari, was ideally suited to the man who came in. 'Felipe was a smashing fella and it was just a great shame that it didn't work out for him,' Ray says. 'But these things happen in football and Guus [Hiddink] came in and the atmosphere changed around the players and we became successful. 'Now Carlo [Ancelotti] is here and he has been extremely successful at other clubs and again is a very nice guy so from that aspect - it's simple. But obviously with the different philosophies that they have all had, I have had to change how I have thought about a lot of things to come into line with the way they work. But I have enjoyed every minute.' More by accident than design, it is hard to think of anyone better to have in place to facilitate Ancelotti's acclimatisation, given Ray's past in Italy. Carlo was even his direct replacement in the AC Milan midfield when the Englishman returned to play in the UK in 1987, and you suspect Ray has found it simpler to tune into all an Italian coach thinks about football than someone from a Latin America culture. 'I do understand the way Carlo thinks about stuff,' is the Wilkins view on his current working demands. 'I can relate that to the players when he is asking them to do certain things and a few have said does he mean I do this when in fact he doesn't. That has been a bonus. http://www.chelseafc.com/javaImages/91/a/0,,10268~7277201,00.jpg

Wilkins Chelsea Football Club 'He can have a waffle on the bench and I can put it into practice for him but his English is coming on very well indeed. Every day he appears to be picking up something different with the language and doing really well. Carlo is enjoying his life which is important for him.' With Bruno Demichelis recruited from Milan to provide a scientific and sport psychology arm to the coaching team, plus a youthful input from Paul Clement, promoted from the Academy via the reserves, a balanced coaching team is in place. But having admitted on Chelseafc.com when he was re-recruited by Chelsea last year that he had found it tough to get back into football coaching, Ray must have feared the worst when the manager's job started to change hands. After all, he already experienced losing an assistant's job at Stamford Bridge when Gianluca Vialli was replaced by Claudio Ranieri. 'You always think that,' he admits on the prospect of being on his way once again. 'I was asked to come in and help Felipe originally and when Guus came in, he was coming on his own so there was no problem then. 'But normally Italian coaches bring in their own staff. On this occasion it hasn't been that way which has been a bonus for all of us, but certainly there was a thought this may come to a very unfortunate end. But had it done so then I would have been privileged to have worked with such fantastic footballers and fantastic people at the club.' Happily for Ray, continuity is a primary desire of Chelsea Football Club as it looks to make the next step forward. 'Stability has to happen, from the playing side, the medical side, the media side, we all have to work together and make it work. We are a very close club and within we have some great people who work very well together. The atmosphere is first class.' Back in the late 1970s when Ray was a shining beacon at bankruptcy- threatened Chelsea, a very different calibre of playing staff found it tough to cope with ever-changing managers. The modern international who puts on a Chelsea shirt is so much more sophisticated and has experienced so much in his career that he handles change far more comfortably reckons Ray. Results in the last year bear him out on that. So seamlessly does the team alter tactics now that many who have watched Chelsea this season may not have noticed that within a single game, shapes don't remain the same. If puzzling over whether the Blues are a diamond or a Christmas tree has left you seeing stars, it is understandable. http://www.chelseafc.com/javaImages/90/a/0,,10268~7277200,00.jpg

Wilkins Chelsea Football Club 'We are changing slightly during games,' Ray explains. 'We change probably once during a game in that we play a diamond and then we will play the Christmas tree as they like to call it, and even that has changed round on two or three occasions this season. 'But because the players are so receptive now to change, all it needs is a shout out onto the pitch and it all seems to click into place again. 'There is no system that is the perfect system because when we play with the diamond and the Christmas tree, we give away width on the outside of us so it is slightly more difficult to defend, but most certainly when we are in possession of the ball, those two systems suit us the best because our ball retention is so good that we can pass teams to death at times. And we have the fire power to score as well.' It is basically a case of backing our ability on the ball to make a difference in a game. 'With the ball, they are the two best systems,' Ray continues. 'Without the ball you'd probably be better 4-4-2 where you can block up every aspect of the pitch, but in possession, it doesn't give us as much. 'We are extremely strong through the middle of the pitch. Yes we occasionally become slightly vulnerable in wider areas if the opposition get two players against one against either Ashley [Cole] or Jose [Bosingwa], but then we must defend the ball that comes in. 'We like to talk more about when we have the ball, not when we haven't. We like to talk about what we are going to do when we have it, and everybody has seen what we are capable of.' Ray has always talked well about on-pitch action. It is why he was in such demand as a TV analyst in the years when he was out of coaching. But 12 months back in a tracksuit, it is clear this is where he is at his most happy - on the pitch everyday with world class footballers. ********** Another of Ray Wilkins's sporting passions sees him involved in the Chelsea Past Players' Trust Golf Day in Surrey on Sunday 11 October. Sky Sports' Matt Lorenzo is the host. http://www.chelseafc.com/javaImages/99/a/0,,10268~7277209,00.jpg

Wilkins Chelsea Football Club 'We had our first one of these golf days last year and it went very well indeed,' Ray says. 'A lot of the past players turn up and play golf and then there is a very pleasant dinner in the evening and an auction and it all raises money for the Trust which is a first class association that has come about in the last few years. A lot of people work hard on that.' Click on Golf Day for details of the event including how to take part. http://www.chelseafc.com/page/UpcomingEventsDetails/0,,10268~1753113,00.html --