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China:Coach Petrovic Leaves National Team
Vladamir Petrovic has left his post as coach of the Chinese national team after the China Football Association (CFA) decided not to renew his contract.
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Jul 4, 2008 7:09:34 AM
China crashed out of qualification for the 2010 World Cup in June, finishing bottom of Group One.
The Serbian’s one-year contract ended earlier this week and Petrovic, who took Dalian Shide to the 2005 Chinese Super League title, was disappointed to leave his post.
“I won’t forget the time I have spent coaching in China,” Petrovic told reporters.
“Elimination from the World Cup left me very sad but I have had many (positive) emotions which I appreciate.
“The time I have had here was too short to change anything and maybe I could have done better if I had enough time.”
Towards the end of his tenure, Petrovic was often seen as the number two coach below Olympic team boss Ratomir Dujkovic.
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