The ‘boom’ of social networks it is indisputable. However, not everyone likes or feels comfortable in the ‘online’ world. It doesn’t seem like it Luis Enrique Martinez (52), former coach of Spain that during this World Cup in Qatar he ventured into ‘Twicht’ every day (except match days).
however, Jan Andersen (60), the Swedish coach, is not fond of new technologies and clarified that when asked if he would imitate ‘Lucho’, he responded with a resounding “What is ‘Twicht’? No, in It’s difficult for me to see myself in that role.” He added: “I probably don’t think I have time for it when I’m working with the national team because it’s something you do all the time.”
And he insists that he does not see himself in that kind of thing at Euro 2024: “No, it’s hard for me to see it in reality. But for others, it’s fun to talk about what you do. is interesting and committed, that’s funny”. Asked if, “Twicht” aside, he is active on social networks, he answers: “No, no. Nothing! They asked me that the other day. A few years have passed, after the gold in 2015. There are not as many social network then and now. ‘Do SMS count?’ I asked then.”
Source: La Verdad
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