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Dido promises results

Sports Reporter
Brazilian coach Edson Dido Silva signed a one-year contract with the Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF) in a simple ceremony at the BFF House yesterday.
The 46-year old Dido, who arrived in the capital on January’ 24, said after the signing that he believes in winning matches.
"Well, I am from a Brazilian background with a mixture of Dutch football, I like to work with both, and for me football is not all about tactics and systems, I believe in winning and for that you have to play offensive football," said Dido.
BFF president Kazi Salahuddin, vice presidents Badal Roy, Shawkat Ali Khan Jahangir and technical director Shahidur Rahman Shantoo were present in the function. The BFF also renewed the contract with local coach Shafiqul Islam Manik for anothery’ear.
"It was our commitment to
appoint a foreign coach and now it is fulfilled. Now we want to see Bangladesh as a top team of this region," said the BFF boss adding that they will try their best to provide all the facilities to the new coach.
"The extension will depend on both parties satisfaction," he said when asked about whether there is any possibility toextend Dido's tenure.
On the other hand Dido said he was happy with the
signing and his first focus would be to prepare the team for the AFC Challenge Cup in April.
Happy to be officially appointed as the Bangladesh national coach, Dido said: “Well I am a not an unknown person to Bangladesh football as I was the coach of Vietnam when Bangladesh played against them in Dammam back in 2001, I have become Bangladesh coach as a continuation of that relationship".
"My short term plan will be to focus on the AFC Challenge Cup in April preparing the national team and after that I will work with the long term plans but before that I want to sit with my coaching staff focusing on the U-23 national team and others, I also hope to help the local coaches, and exchange the concept of modern football so that they can also develop."
Dido also said that he would try to bring self-belief amongst the players to be successful in the job.
"Motivating the players is important; players must think that they will be able to be top players, not be afraid of anyone in the world, and believe in what are they able to do, it is a long way to change a player's mentality and their behaviors," said Dido, who already watched a few local matches.
Dido was also not afraid of taking the challenge.
"I will definitely ask the federation what 1 require. I am not afraid of taking the challenge for I have seen teams with almost nothing but they succeeded in their level," he said.