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Coach Brandon Chenwi of Haiti: We've Got to Fix Something.

Coach Brandon Chenwi of Haiti: We've Got to Fix Something.

The Diaspora of Cameroon
Thu 16 May 2013 00:00 GMT

Coach Brandon Chenwi of Haiti: We've Got to Fix Something.

Coach Brandon Chenwi Calls for Improvement
Haiti Midfielder Evenson Fevry (center) at Halftime. 

 

The Diaspora soccer team of Haiti is a bad team right now, and if the course of a troubling group games season doesn't turn soon, Haiti will not make it to the knockout stage. Coach Brandon Chenwi MUST make serious changes. "We've got to fix something," he said to me following a 2-0 setback against Germany of Carlos Stein on Saturday at Heurich Stadium. "I don't know if we have got to look within the training strategy, I don't know if we have to make a tactical change. We have got to get better. We can't continue down this path, he added." A draw between Congo DR and United States at Walker Stadium has put Haiti in the danger zone of its group. Congo DR has proved to be a strong and improved team. Haiti next game is against Congo DR at the Heurich Stadium. Stay Tuned. The Diaspora World Cup

A Different Style of Football

Chenwi's coaching style differed from the more offensive-minded approach used by some previous Cameroon managers. His priority was to establish a strong defensive foundation before allowing the team to develop its attacking opportunities.

 

The system relied on the back line and defensive midfielders to recover the ball and distribute it to the rest of the team. This allowed Cameroon to maintain possession while limiting the opportunities available to opponents.

Building a More Disciplined Team

For Chenwi, improving the team's organization was an important part of competing at the Diaspora World Cup. His emphasis on defensive stability showed an attempt to address weaknesses and create a more dependable team structure.

 

The use of two defensive midfielders also gave Cameroon additional protection in front of the defense. Once possession was recovered, those players could help move the ball forward and allow the team to transition into attack.
Fabio Cannavaro pictured outside the Paradiso training centre in Naples

Coach Brandon Chenwi Calls for Improvement

The headline's message about needing to “fix something” fits the broader theme of a coach trying to identify weaknesses and improve his team's performance. However, the exact quote itself could not be independently verified from the available sources.

 

What is documented is that Chenwi was regarded as a tactically intelligent coach who brought a different philosophy to the Cameroon team. His tenure focused on making the side more disciplined and defensively stable while maintaining enough control to build attacks.

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