Create Indonesia lessons in Second Round

Detiksport/Resha Pratama

Jakarta - Very dominant in the first round, Indonesia's performance dropped dramatically in the second half and even almost eliminated. In the view of coach Wim Rijsbergen, a second round of the game should be a lesson to all players.
Indonesia is likely to reap an easy victory at the turn of Turkmenistan in advanced pre-qualified host the 2014 World Cup. Word Utina cs has a 3-0 lead in the first half.
Scores could turn into 3-1, but Indonesia had the upper hand again after able to change the score to 4-1 and one opposing player red-carded in the second half. But in conditions like that goalkeeper Peter Rotinsulu twice breaking even, which makes the position to be 4-3.
Recognized coach Wim Rijsbergen, the physical condition of his squad have fallen so drastically in 45 minutes the second. This makes the scheme so messy game and players will not forget their respective duties.
"You see, when people experience fatigue it was hard to concentrate and forget the job he should do. I need to put some new energy to the field," Rijsbergen said when asked about the withdrawal of the Word Utina and declining quality of team play.
"I actually want to insert a new striker, but unfortunately Ricardo injury so I had to put a defender. With the condition of a more fit team, maybe we can play in different ways. Finally, I instructed the kids to play long balls," he continued in a press conference after the match at Bung Karno Main Stadium.
From a very tense game in the second half, the Dutchman is hoping many lessons to be drawn national team. It has to be done considering the struggle in World Cup qualifying is still very long.
"By conceding two goals as opposed to playing with 10 players, the players need a lot of studying to become a coach for himself. This is not something that can be done in a day, but in a long time," complete the former coach of Ajax Amsterdam's youth.