I introduced myself to Chelsea boss Burley, and he asked me what you did

Dutch legendary star Luther Gulit accepted an exclusive interview with Sky Sports The Overlap.

Will you come back to coach?

I never thought of being a coach. I was just a head coach. I was just a rush to put it on the shelves. There was no way to get it on the shelves. Do you understand?

At that time, Glenn Hoddle went to the national team, and Chelsea could not find the head coach, and the board and fans thought I could, so I went on.

I thought at that time that you were going to coach your teammates. This was not an easy thing, but I still did it, but I didn’t want to be a head coach at all. In the career of head coach, everything is uncertain. There is only one thing that is certain, that is, you will definitely be dismissed.

When you are fired for the first time, you will feel a little humiliated. If the team has poor record, that's fine, but if everything is as usual, many times... you understand, just think, why? Why?

In the current football industry, many teams are completely more economic than competition, business more than heart.

Look at what happened in Milan, look at what happened in Rome, how bad it is, Chelsea is the same. You have no idea how this happens, why does it happen?

Is there any Manchester United?

Manchester United is the same, and there is a feeling that their mind is not at the club at all. Can you understand what I mean?

Including that I met the American boss, who didn't know Carragher at all at first.

Carragher: Do you mean Fenway?

There is also the new Chelsea boss, I have also met him, what is his name?

Todd Burley.

Ah Yes, Todd.

It was a party between clubs, organized by Nasser of Paris Saint-Germain, and I was invited to attend. Then you know, I must introduce myself politely, and I will say hello, I am Gulit, are you okay?

Berley asked me, what are you doing?

I just said...I play football and I have played for Chelsea.

Berley: Is oh real? What have you done for Chelsea? When are you...coming?

I just said that I have been a player and a head coach, but he has no idea. Can you blame him? It seems he can't be blamed, right...but it just feels a little embarrassed because they have no idea what the Chelsea club is.

You will feel that the club's DNA is gone and there is no root.

(He pointed to Ian Wright, Wenger's DNA at that time also disappeared, but fortunately you Arsenal found a new one)

(He pointed to Carragher again, I think Liverpool is very lucky that Klopp instilled the DNA of the new era in this team. After Klopp left, he was a new head coach, continuing this spirit)

This is what you need to do, you don't need a head coach who completely changed the team, what you need is a continuation of the club spirit.

When I joined Chelsea, they were not the kind of team that competed for championships every year, but Hodel instilled in the team a spirit of offensive football, being open-minded and tolerant, and being good at using foreign players. The teams will have championships, achievements, and good players in the future.

The same is true for AC Milan. It is difficult to create a team's culture and spirit, and it is not something you can do just by spending money.

Sequel, Gullit talked about his other coaching careers, saying that he could not change the culture of Newcastle United at all. Surprisingly, after resigning after losing to Sunderland, he was actually begged to stay:

And you think, maybe this is not for me.

When asked who else besides Yamal can dominate the Golden Globes for the next decade, Gulit replied:

This is hard to say...but I really like Douai. He is young and talented—maybe he is.