Poland's coach Leo Beenhakker is pictured on a large video screen, while several thousand soccer fans watch the Euro 2008 match between Germany and Poland during a public viewing event at the fan zone in Dortmund June 8, 2008. REUTERS/Ina Fassbender (GERMANY) 

Poland's coach Leo Beenhakker talks with journalists after practice session in Bad Waltersdorf June 6, 2008. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel (AUSTRIA) (EURO2008 PREVIEW) 

Poland's national soccer team coach Leo Beenhakker (C) speaks to players during a practice session in Bad Waltersdorf June 4, 2008. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel (AUSTRIA) (EURO2008 PREVIEW) 

Poland's soccer team coach Leo Beenhakker talks to journalists after practice session in Bad Waltersdorf June 4, 2008. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel (AUSTRIA) (EURO2008 PREVIEW) 

Poland's soccer player Jacek Bak passes the ball as coach Leo Beenhakker gestures during a practice session in Bad Waltersdorf June 4, 2008. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel (AUSTRIA) (EURO 2008 PREVIEW) 

Poland's national soccer team coach Leo Beenhakker (L) speaks to players during practice session in Bad Waltersdorf June 4, 2008. From right Euzebiusz Smolarek, Rafal Murawski, Roger Guerreiro, Michal Zewlakow, Jacek Krzynowek, Mariusz Lewandowski. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel(AUSTRIA) (EURO2008 PREVIEW) 

Poland's coach Leo Beenhakker (R) splashes liquid as his assistant Boguslaw Kaczmarek watches during a soccer practice session in Bad Waltersdorf, June 3, 2008. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel (AUSTRIA) (EURO2008 PREVIEW) 

Poland's coach Leo Beenhakker gestures during a soccer practice session in Bad Waltersdorf, June 3, 2008. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel(AUSTRIA) (EURO2008 PREVIEW) 

Poland's coach Leo Beenhakker (R) falls down as he attends a soccer training session with Maciej Zurawski in Bad Waltersdorf, June 3, 2008. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel (AUSTRIA) (EURO2008 PREVIEW) 

Poland's national team coach Leo Beenhakker shakes hands with Euzebiusz Smolarek (L) after their friendly soccer match against Denmark in Chorzow, June 1, 2008. This will be the Polish soccer team's last match before they compete in the EURO 2008 tournament. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel (POLAND) (EURO 2008 PREVIEW) 

Leo Beenhakker, coach of the Polish national soccer team, reacts before the international friendly soccer match against Albania in Reutlingen near Stuttgart May 27, 2008. Poland won the match 1-0. REUTERS/Michaela Rehle (GERMANY) 

Poland's coach Leo Beenhakker frowns before their international friendly soccer match against Albania in Reutlingen, near Stuttgart May 27, 2008. Poland won the match 1-0. REUTERS/Michaela Rehle (GERMANY) 

Poland's coach Leo Beenhakker gestures during their international friendly soccer match against Albania in Reutlingen, near Stuttgart May 27, 2008. Poland won the match 1-0. REUTERS/Michaela Rehle (GERMANY) 

Leo Beenhakker, coach of Polish national soccer team reacts during the international friendly soccer match against Macedonia in Reutlingen near Stuttgart May 26, 2008. Match ended in a 1-1 draw. REUTERS/Michaela Rehle (GERMANY) (EURO 2008 PREVIEW) 

Leo Beenhakker, coach of Polish national soccer team gestures during the international friendly soccer match against Macedonia in Reutlingen near Stuttgart May 26, 2008. Match ended in a 1-1 draw. REUTERS/Michaela Rehle (GERMANY) (EURO 2008 PREVIEW) 

Leo Beenhakker (2nd L), coach of the Polish national soccer team, conducts a training session in Donaueschingen May 19, 2008. The Polish squad is preparing for the Euro 2008 tournament from May 19 till 31 in the southwestern German village. REUTERS/Michael Dalder (GERMANY) 

Leo Beenhakker (R), coach of the Polish national soccer team, conducts a training session in Donaueschingen May 19, 2008. The Polish squad is preparing for the Euro 2008 tournament from May 19 till 31 in the southwestern German village. REUTERS/Michael Dalder (GERMANY) 

Leo Beenhakker, coach of the Polish national soccer team, attends a media conference in Warsaw May 8, 2008. Beenhakker presented a list of soccer players chosen to go on a pre-Euro training camp in Germany. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel (POLAND) 

Leo Beenhakker, coach of the Polish national soccer team, shows the list of players who were chosen to go on a pre-Euro training camp in Germany at a media conference in Warsaw, May 08, 2008. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel (POLAND) 

Leo Beenhakker, coach of Poland's national soccer team, gestures as he answers questions during an interview with Reuters at a hotel in Warsaw April 18, 2008. Beenhakker is confident his players are ready to make history when they meet Germany to kick off the 2008 European Championships on June 8. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel (POLAND) 

Leo Beenhakker, coach of Poland's national soccer team, gestures as he answers questions during an interview with Reuters at a hotel in Warsaw April 18, 2008. Beenhakker is confident his players are ready to make history when they meet Germany to kick off the 2008 European Championships on June 8. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel (POLAND) 

Leo Beenhakker, coach of Poland's national soccer team, gestures as he listens to a question during an interview with Reuters at a hotel in Warsaw April 18, 2008. Beenhakker is confident his players are ready to make history when they meet Germany to kick off the 2008 European Championships on June 8. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel (POLAND) 

Leo Beenhakker, coach of Polish national soccer team, gestures as he answers questions during a news conference at a hotel in Warsaw April 16, 2008. Beenhakker announced a shortlist containing the names of 31 soccer players. He would select the final team from the list to play during Euro 2008. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel (POLAND) 

Chief of Polish Football Association Michal Listkiewicz (L) looks at Leo Beenhakker, coach of the Polish national soccer team, as he answers a question during a news conference at a hotel in Warsaw April 16, 2008. Beenhakker announced a shortlist containing the names of 31 soccer players. He would select the final team from the list to play during Euro 2008. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel (POLAND) 

Poland coach Leo Beenhakker listens to questions during a news conferencce in Krakow March 25, 2008 ahead of their friendly soccer match against the USA on Wednesday. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel (POLAND) 

National soccer team coaches (back row L-R) Russia's Guus Hiddink, Greece's Otto Rehhagel and Spain's Luis Aragones (2nd back row L-R) Netherlands' Marco van Basten, Italy's Roberto Donadoni and Romania's Victor Piturca (2nd front row L-R), Austria's Josef Hickersberger, Germany's Joachim Loew, Poland's Leo Beenhakker, (front row L-R) and Switzerland's Jakob Kuhn and Czech Republic's Karel Brueckner prepare to pose after the draw for the UEFA Euro 2008 soccer finals in Lucerne December 2, 2007. (PREVIEW EURO 2008) REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach (Switzerland) 

National soccer team coaches (Back row L-R) Russia's Guus Hiddink, Greece's Otto Rehhagel and Spain's Luis Aragones, (2nd back row L-R) the Netherlands' Marco van Basten, Italy's Roberto Donadoni and Romania's Victor Piturca, (front row L-R) Austria's Josef Hickersberger, Germany's Joachim Loew, and Poland's Leo Beenhakker pose after the draw for the UEFA Euro 2008 soccer finals in Lucerne December 2, 2007. (PREVIEW EURO 2008) REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach (Switzerland) 

National soccer team coaches (Top row L-R) Sweden's Lars Lagerback, Russia's Guus Hiddink, Greece's Otto Rehhagel and Spain's Luis Aragones, (2nd back row L-R) France's Raymond Domenech, Netherlands' Marco van Basten, Italy's Roberto Donadoni and Romania's Victor Piturca, (2nd front row L-R) Croatia's Slaven Bilic, Austria's Josef Hickersberger, Germany's Joachim Loew and Poland's Leo Beenhakker, (front row L-R) Turkey's Fatih Terim, Portugal's Luis Felipe Scolari, Switzerland's Jakob Kuhn and Czech Republic's Karel Brueckner pose after the draw for the UEFA Euro 2008 soccer finals in Lucerne December 2, 2007. (EURO 2008 PREVIEW) REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach (Switzerland) 

National soccer team coaches (Top row L-R) Sweden's Lars Lagerback, Russia's Guus Hiddink, Greece's Otto Rehhagel and Spain's Luis Aragones, (2nd back row L-R) France's Raymond Domenech, Netherlands' Marco van Basten, Italy's Roberto Donadoni and Romania's Victor Piturca, (2nd front row L-R) Croatia's Slaven Bilic, Austria's Josef Hickersberger, Germany's Joachim Loew and Poland's Leo Beenhakker, (front row L-R) Turkey's Fatih Terim, Portugal's Luis Felipe Scolari, Switzerland's Jakob Kuhn and Czech Republic's Karel Brueckner pose after the draw for the UEFA Euro 2008 soccer finals in Lucerne December 2, 2007. (EURO 2008 PREVIEW) REUTERS/Ruben Sprich (SWITZERLAND) 

Austria's national soccer team coach Josef Hickersberger, Germany's national soccer team coach Joachim Loew, Croatia's national soccer team Coach Slaven Bilic and Poland's national soccer team coach Leo Beenhakker (L-R) pose with the trophy after the draw for the UEFA Euro 2008 soccer finals in Lucerne December 2, 2007. Austria, Croatia, Germany and Poland were drawn in Group B for the Euro 2008 finals in Austria and Switzerland. (EURO 2008 PREVIEW) REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach (Switzerland) 

Austria's national soccer team coach Josef Hickersberger (L), Germany's national soccer team coach Joachim Loew (2nd from L), Croatia's national soccer team Coach Slaven Bilic (2nd from R) and Poland's national soccer team coach Leo Beenhakker pose with the UEFA soccer championship trophy after the draw for the UEFA Euro 2008 soccer finals in Lucerne December 2, 2007. Austria, Croatia, Germany and Poland were drawn in Group B for the Euro 2008 finals in Austria and Switzerland. (EURO 2008 PREVIEW) REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach (SWITZERLAND) 

Switzerland's national soccer team coach Jakob Kuhn, Sweden's national soccer team coach Lars Lagerback, Greece national soccer team coach Otto Rehhagel and France's national soccer team coach Raymond Domenech (L to R) talk to Poland's national soccer team coach Leo Beenhakker (C) after the draw for the UEFA Euro 2008 soccer finals in Lucerne December 2, 2007. (EURO 2008 PREVIEW) REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach (Switzerland) 

Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk (C) speaks to the coach of the Polish national soccer team Leo Beenhakker (R) at the arrival hall of the Warsaw airport November 22, 2007. The Polish team has qualified for the Euro 2008 soccer tournament. REUTERS/Peter Andrews (POLAND) 

Polands Prime Minister Donald Tusk (R) and the coach of the Polish soccer national team Leo Beenhakker at the arrival hall of the Warsaw airport November 22, 2007. Polish team has qualified for the Euro 2008 soccer tournament. REUTERS/Peter Andrews (POLAND) 

Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk (R) shakes hands with the coach of the Polish national soccer team Leo Beenhakker as the rest of the national team looks on at the arrival hall of the Warsaw airport November 22, 2007. The Polish team has qualified for the Euro 2008 soccer tournament. REUTERS/Peter Andrews (POLAND) 

Poland's coach Leo Beenhakker watches their Euro 2008 Group A qualifying soccer match against Serbia in Belgrade November 21, 2007. REUTERS/Ivan Milutinovic (SERBIA) 

Poland's national soccer coach Leo Beenhakker looks on before the start of their Euro 2008 group A qualifying soccer match against Portugal at Luz stadium in Lisbon September 8, 2007. REUTERS/Marcos Borga (PORTUGAL) 

Poland's national soccer coach Leo Beenhakker gestures during their Euro 2008 group A qualifying soccer match against Portugal at Luz stadium in Lisbon September 8, 2007. REUTERS/Marcos Borga (PORTUGAL) 

Poland's head coach Leo Beenhakker (R) stands on the pitch with his players after losing to Armenia in their Euro 2008 Group A qualifying soccer match in Yerevan June 6, 2007. REUTERS/David Mdzinarishvili (ARMENIA) 

Poland's head coach Leo Beenhakker reacts during their Euro 2008 Group A qualifying soccer match against Armenia in Yerevan June 6, 2007. REUTERS/David Mdzinarishvili (ARMENIA) 

Poland's head coach Leo Beenhakker gestures during their Euro 2008 Group A qualifying soccer match against Armenia in Yerevan June 6, 2007. REUTERS/David Mdzinarishvili (ARMENIA) 

Poland's national coach Leo Beenhakker (2nd L ) stands with Michal Zewlakow (L) and Radoslaw Sobolewski after losing their Euro 2008 Group A qualifying soccer match against Armenia in Yerevan June 6, 2007. REUTERS/David Mdzinarishvili (ARMENIA) 

Poland's national soccer team coach Leo Beenhakker stands on the pitch with his players during a training session in Yerevan June 5, 2007. REUTERS/David Mdzinarishvili (ARMENIA) 

Poland's head coach Leo Beenhakker gives instructions to his team during their Euro 2008 Group A qualifying soccer match against Azerbaijan in Baku June 2, 2007. REUTERS/David Mdzinarishvili (AZERBAIJAN) 

Poland's national soccer coach Leo Beenhakker attends a news conference in Baku June 1, 2007. Poland faces Azerbaijan in a Euro 2008 Group A qualifying soccer match on Saturday. REUTERS/David Mdzinarishvili (AZERBAIJAN) 

Poland's national soccer coach Leo Beenhakker attends a news conference in Baku June 1, 2007. Poland faces Azerbaijan in a Euro 2008 Group A qualifying soccer match on Saturday. REUTERS/David Mdzinarishvili (AZERBAIJAN) 

Poland's coach Leo Beenhakker (L) gestures during their Euro 2008 Group A qualifying soccer match against Belgium at the King Baudouin in Brussels November 15, 2006. REUTERS/Thierry Roge (BELGIUM) 

Poland's national team coach Leo Beenhakker (R) talks to player Dariusz Dudka (L) during a Euro 2008 Group A qualifying soccer match against Belgium at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels November 15, 2006. REUTERS/Yves Herman (BELGIUM) 

Poland's national soccer team coach Leo Beenhakker (R) attends a training session of the Polish squad at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels November 14, 2006. Poland will play a Euro 2008 Group A qualifying soccer match against Belgium in Brussels on Wednesday. REUTERS/Frances Leader (BELGIUM) 

Poland's international Michal Zewlakow attends a news conference ahead of a training session of the Polish squad at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels November 14, 2006. Poland will play a Euro 2008 Group A qualifying soccer match against Belgium in Brussels on Wednesday. REUTERS/Frances Leader (BELGIUM) 

Poland's national soccer team coach Leo Beenhakker holds a news conference ahead of a training session at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels November 14, 2006. Poland will play a Euro 2008 Group A qualifying soccer match against Belgium in Brussels on Wednesday. REUTERS/Frances Leader 

Poland's national soccer team coach Leo Beenhakker holds a news conference ahead of a training session at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels November 14, 2006. Poland will play a Euro 2008 Group A qualifying soccer match against Belgium in Brussels on Wednesday. REUTERS/Frances Leader 

Poland's national soccer team coach Leo Beenhakker holds a news conference ahead of a training session at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels November 14, 2006. Poland will play a Euro 2008 Group A qualifying soccer match against Belgium in Brussels on Wednesday. REUTERS/Frances Leader 

Poland's head coach Leo Beenhakker listens to the national anthems before their Euro 2008 Group A qualifying soccer match against Portugal in Chorzow, southern Poland, October 11, 2006. REUTERS/Peter Andrews (POLAND) 

Leo Beenhakker, the new coach of Poland's national soccer team, leaves a news conference in Warsaw August 2, 2006. Beenhakker said the country's surprise early exit from the World Cup was just a blip and that if the squad believed in themselves they can qualify for the European Championship finals for the first time in 2008. REUTERS/Katarina Stoltz (POLAND) 

Leo Beenhakker, the new coach of Poland's national soccer team, reacts during a news conference in Warsaw August 2, 2006. Beenhakker said the country's surprise early exit from the World Cup was just a blip and that if the squad believed in themselves they can qualify for the European Championship finals for the first time in 2008. REUTERS/Katarina Stoltz (POLAND) 

Leo Beenhakker, the new coach of Poland's national soccer team, gives an interview with Reuters in Warsaw August 2, 2006. Beenhakker said the country's surprise early exit from the World Cup was just a blip and that if the squad believed in themselves they can qualify for the European Championship finals for the first time in 2008. REUTERS/Katarina Stoltz (POLAND) 

Leo Beenhakker, the new coach of Poland's national soccer team, reacts during an interview with Reuters in Warsaw August 2, 2006. Beenhakker said the country's surprise early exit from the World Cup was just a blip and that if the squad believed in themselves they can qualify for the European Championship finals for the first time in 2008. REUTERS/Katarina Stoltz (POLAND) 

Leo Beenhakker, the new coach of Poland's national soccer team, answers a question in an interview with Reuters in Warsaw August 2, 2006. Beenhakker said the country's surprise early exit from the World Cup was just a blip and that if the squad believed in themselves they can qualify for the European Championship finals for the first time in 2008. REUTERS/Katarina Stoltz (POLAND) 

Trinidad and Tobago coach Leo Beenhakker (R) gives instructions to Russell Latapy as Latapy is substituted on during their Group B World Cup 2006 soccer match against Paraguay in Kaiserslautern June 20, 2006. FIFA RESTRICTION - NO MOBILE USE REUTERS/Michaela Rehle (GERMANY)