The ex-president of Spartak Andrey Chervichenko believes that Alexander Mostovoy should prove his professional suitability in weaker teams before thinking about working in the Moscow
Earlier, Mostovoy announced that he was ready to become the coach of Spartak.
– Mostovoy is not offered a job at Spartak, because for ten or fifteen years he has been telling everyone what kind of coach he can be, but does nothing. Alexander during this time did not try himself anywhere at all. Some conversations. Where is the coaching experience? And he, Alexander, must be scooped from the bottom in order to rise higher and higher! I believe that a coach can take place only under such a condition.
If Mostovoy really wants to be a coach, then let him start with the First League and the teams that are at the bottom of the standings. And only then, if successful, he will be able to afford to open his mouth and try to try on Spartak.
Every desire must be confirmed. And if he is not, then why would anyone take Alexander? Well, how did Mostovoy, besides his conversations, confirm his quality as a coach? With the same success, you can make a whole list of former Spartacists. And why not invite Tikhonov or Titov? For example, Shalimov tried and is now trying to train. Did he play worse than Mostovoy? No. As a player, he played for more serious clubs. So let Alexander talk less and do more! Chervichenko told Sport24.
Now 33-year-old Spanish specialist Guillermo Abascal is working at Spartak. The day before, the team won for the first time under his leadership in an official game, defeating the WORLD RPL Krasnodar (4:1) in the second round.
When he was a player, Mostovoy played for Spartak in 1987-1991 and won the USSR championship twice.
Source: Sportbox
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