"Challenge" Lewandowski failed, Polish coach resigned in shame

Written by Han Bing The get out of class was publicly "forced to the palace" by the team stars, which may be a shame for all coaches. Belgian Tedesco withstood Courtois' challenge and could leave even if he was fired. However, French coach Domeneke apologized to the mutiny player in 2010, which still shamed the coaching circle. Now, Polish coach Proberz has become a new shame.

On June 8, Proberz announced the removal of Lewandowski's position as captain. He may not have expected that his national team coaching career had begun to count down. Lewandowski claimed that as long as Proberz is there, he would not play for the national team. Four days later, Probelz resigned after making an elegant statement "for the Polish national team". It is obviously more shameful to leave like this than losing to the underdog Finland in the World Cup two days ago.

Polish media revealed that the generals had already been in disagreement against Malta as early as March 24. At that time, in order to prepare for Barcelona's weekend La Liga match, Lewandowski, the national captain, asked not to start. After Poland's 2-0 victory, Lewandowski, who had played for 24 minutes after returning to the locker room, scolded the coaching staff and teammates. Almost everyone was furious at the arrogant captain. Before the June qualifiers, Lewandowski told Probelz that he was too tired because of the long season, which deepened the dissatisfaction of the coaching staff and teammates. Lewandowski learned about the criticism from the outside world during his vacation. In order to restore his image, he had to "participate" in the warm-up match against Moldova on June 6 - the national team farewell match of 37-year-old Polish veteran Grositsky. As a veteran partner of the national team, Grositsky was very dissatisfied with Lewandowski not participating in his farewell match. Although Lewandowski eventually appeared and took a photo with the team, he was not on the roster.

On June 8, Probelz informed Lewand in a brief call that he had taken his captain position, and that the new captain was Naples midfielder Zilinsky. Polish media revealed that the "team committee" composed of Zilinsky, Frankowsky, Kiwell and Bednarek supported the coach to change the captain, and most of the players stood on the side of the coach. Former Polish international Glic said that this was a "historic decision", and Grositsky, who was on vacation with him, said that "the big thing is coming."

Polish media found out the old accounts: When Poland lost the UEFA group stage last year, Probelz told the players that "you should enjoy the team's 'male things (Ma erzeczy)'". On the team bus, Lewandowski played the song "Ma erzeczy" sung by Shirivia Gozeshchak. Polish media believes that Probelz defines Lewandon's move as a provocation to himself. This is a song first released in 2011. Unexpectedly, it became popular 14 years later due to internal strife of Polish generals. Singer Xilivia also commented, thinking that "this is all a small matter." Probelz also did not forget to laugh at himself, saying that "the Polish team has done excellent publicity for the singers." But Lewandowski announced that the head coach would not play for the national team when he was in office, which is obviously not a "small matter".

After 36 hours of struggle, Probelz had no choice but to "give up". After losing to Finland on Tuesday night, he had strongly expressed his determination not to resign. Polish Football Association Chairman Kulesha also said he would not fire him after the talks, but the public pressure was very high. The Polish players who originally supported him collectively remained silent and "back stabbed", so Probelz had to give up. Ironically, Probelz means “try it” in Polish, and he tries to challenge Lewand’s locker room authority but fails.

Because he voluntarily resigned, Probelz lost the 600,000 euros compensation from his last year's contract. The head coach and the team's biggest star broke through publicly, and basically the coach became victims. Probelz, who had been patient for two years, was also considered a relief.

However, this general battle also greatly increased the popularity of the nameless Proberz, and the "cold coach" became the focus of media attention.

At any time, Probelz was in a suit and tie, and he almost never smiled. When he was a player, his cheek was seriously injured by shoe nails, causing some of his facial muscles to be damaged and he could not make a smile. He even needs to be careful when drinking coffee to avoid burns caused by uncontrollable muscles around his mouth. This time, Lewandowski was "forced to the palace" and obviously made him, who was already serious, even more unable to laugh.

It should be said that this is another shameful moment in Probelz's life. At the age of 16, he entered Germany in the trunk of a car because he did not have a West German visa and went to Belgium for trial training. After failing the trial, he was arrested by the police at the train station and detained overnight. That was the most shameful moment in his previous life.

After Probelz was forced to announce his resignation, the social media of the Polish Football Association and the national team players were silent, and he was not surprised at all. He once admitted that there is no friendship in the football world, and friendship only exists in private life. "After I was fired for the first time, my phone didn't ring for a day, and I also deliberately checked whether it was broken. When I became a coach again, the phone automatically rang..."