Weizman began his career with the development teams of the Jabal Tariq elite while still playing for Lincoln Rede Empes, followed by women’s Under-19, and players under the age of 16, under the age of
Most of the Wiseman coach with the top of the women’s high-ranking side – who says he has a “good work relationship” – has contacted him in his new role with the high-level men’s team.
Preparations are more easier to display contractors by women in the first UN League against the Moldova and Faro Islands last month.
Both games ended in a 1-0 defeat, but we saw Weise very positive.
“We have exceeded our expectations,” he said.
“Yes, we lost both games, but the steps the women have called it is a fairy thing,” he said.
“We left that at a high level, we have less work to do in our next games, to a certain extent. We have been able to box a lot of that preparation.
As for men, their reward for second place in the D league D in March next year is the final two-legged place with Latvia, the winner of the game will be promoted to the C.
Wiseman, who deserved to play for Jubal Tariq through her mother, says the World Cup qualifiers campaign should be seen as a “bonnes-board” for its relations with Latvia.
The Spaniard says the expectation will be for the next 12 months.
“We have chosen a very young squad – one of the youngest squads that I was part of.
“We have never had any point in the Euro qualifiers or the World Cup, so we can really use this campaign as a foundation for the little boys who pass and achieve the international experience we need.
But Wiseman is uncertain whether he will still be responsible for the Play of Off.
When asked about his future, he said, “I’m sure.
“This is something we haven’t mentioned yet.
“This was appropriate for the group. In the past of these games, we haven’t mentioned.
You can listen to the interview in the next episode World of Sports Sunday, March 23th.