Paulo Fonseca: What I look For In A New Club

AC Milan's NEW Head Coach, who joins from LOSC Lille, has won nine trophies in a career including spells at AS Roma, Shahktar Donetsk, Braga, Porto and Pacos de Ferreira. Here he gives exclusive insight into what he looks for when joining a club.
Fonseca was speaking during his time at LOSC, at the launch of TransferRoom's CoachFinder platform, which helps club decision-makers find the right Head Coach with direct access to the stats on a global database of over 5,000 coaches, and Agents to pitch their client to the right club and unlock the global market.
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[@pessiandpenaldomoments]

stay out of milan

[@sergebishyr]

It's Ukraine. Without "the"!

[@pessiandpenaldomoments]

its the ukraine

[@sergebishyr]

@@pessiandpenaldomoments go educate yourself!

[@pessiandpenaldomoments]

@@sergebishyr i did, ukraine means borderlands or marches (source: google) so you will have to say 'the ukraine' to be grammatically correct. saying 'it is ukraine' is like saying 'it is netherlands' (netherlands means lower lands in germanic languages) which are both grammatically incorrect

[@sergebishyr]

​@@pessiandpenaldomoments@pessiandpenaldomoments First of all, the etymology of Ukraine comes from the word "lands," not "borderland." The myth about "borderland" is popularized by russia and is absolutely false. You can read the article "Ukraine" and see both versions with the explanation. Besides that, no matter the etymology, it is the name of a country as well as Portugal comes from the name of the port, but the country's name is Portugal. And the same stands for Ukraine. Ther is no "the".