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Interview: Paide Linnameeskond Coach Tarmo Kink Says Head Coaches Must Never Get Too Comfortable
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Interview: Paide Linnameeskond Coach Tarmo Kink Says Head Coaches Must Never Get Too Comfortable

From Postimees · () Estonian

Translated from Estonian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Tarmo Kink, head coach of Paide Linnameeskond, faces his most crucial match in the Conference League.
  • The team will play against Lithuanian club FC Hegelmann in the second leg of their qualifier.
  • Kink emphasizes that a head coach should never become too comfortable in their role.

Tarmo Kink, who has been coaching Paide Linnameeskond for two and a half months, is preparing for what he considers the most significant game of his tenure. The Estonian club is set to face Lithuanian side FC Hegelmann in the second leg of their Europa Conference League first qualifying round tie.

Kink, a former Estonian international player, has stressed the importance of continuous self-improvement and vigilance for any head coach. He believes that coaches should never allow themselves to become complacent, regardless of their team's performance or their own position.

Paide Linnameeskond will be looking to secure a favorable result against FC Hegelmann to advance in the competition. The upcoming match carries considerable weight for the club and for Kink as he navigates this critical stage of his coaching career. His philosophy underscores a commitment to maintaining high standards and pushing boundaries within the demanding environment of professional football.

The head coach must never feel too comfortable!

— Tarmo KinkKink's philosophy on the demanding nature of coaching and the need for constant vigilance.
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Originally published by Postimees in Estonian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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