Do national team managers get paid less? What do they do in their

>me
>'such a stupid question, I wonder which flag made it'

>>77199674
A lot of effort watching tape and stuff to decide who to select

>>77199690
You can't make a question, you ask it you stupid monkey.

>>77199735
you're not white

>>77200137
I don't need an irrelevant country I can't even point out on a map telling me what I am or am not. You're nothing but a peon to me.

>>77200169

Cringe

>>77201703
Oh look another irrelevant country. Except even worse because it's a spic

>>77199674
>15 matches a year
Much like NFL m8

>>77201998
What does that have to do with what was asked you dumb spic? Also pls learn proper English.

>>77199674
Keep track of your players, which means being paid to travel around and watch games.

>>77199674
You get shit on constantly by your country press, you don't have any power to really work on your chosen players (cause you have them like 2 weeks per year), you have to work with whatever egos your team have (that's why it's hard to renew a team), and if your federation isn't smart in the youth teams you never have players with good friendship (= chemistry), and finally you don't have many occasions to win something relevant (like 1 attempt every 2 years)
NT manager is really a masochist job

>>77199674
>Do national team managers get paid less?
it depends. less than who, guardiola, mourinho? perhaps. fabio capello made something like 6 million £ while he managed england
>What do they do in their free time when there isn't a tournament or friendlies going on?
watch their players playing for the national and international teams. sometimes they get invited by the clubs, other times they just watch the game at home. they also have to the typical managerial tasks (preparing the tactics and so on) but on a way lesser extent than the club managers

>>77199674
>Do national team managers get paid less?
The best NT managers get less than the best managers.
But in average they win a lot more. There are millions of managers worldwide and only around 300 NT managers.
>What do they do in their free time when there isn't a tournament or friendlies going on?
Watch games to scout players for the NT.
It's alot more complicated because since the player is trained all year to play his club role, you have to use the club role on the national team in order to ease the player in the NT.

For example. Raphael Guerreiro. In Lyon he played LB, so when he played for the NT he got LB spot. Now in Borussia he plays LM. Now the NT is fucked because he lost the LB mindset and doesn't defend enough.
The NT coach has to account for all of this.