Quote from: len01 on Today at 07:20:39 AM

Quote from: topbitcoin on Today at 05:38:33 AM

They take the performance of a coach too lightly, which in the end backfires on themselves in the end because seeing how easily they fired Nagelsmann before replacing him with Tuchel, surely almost most coaches will think again about how to deal with this situation.

In addition, being at Bayern is the same as having to prepare mentally strong. Bayern are always synonymous with champions so failure in the Bundesliga will be considered a disgrace and will certainly be criticized by many parties because it is considered unable to unlock the potential of the players and maintain the record that has always existed for Bayern and that is evident in the Tuchel era now so for ordinary coaches who do not want to accept risks then being at Bayern is clearly a difficult choice but Bayern must keep looking because they have to overhaul from scratch because I think it would be better to find a replacement for Tuchel than to keep him as coach.

well, this is what I meant in a few replies ago when I said that if a coach were given an offer to become coach of Bayern Munich he would definitely consider it in the long term because Munich is one of the big teams in the bundesliga and a coach who doesn't have a lot of experience and even an experienced coach he didn't even dare to speculate and take the risk of risking his reputation.
meanwhile, the coach's reputation has a big influence on the future of a coach's career and if he is considered bad or fails in a big team with quality players, in the future the coach will definitely have difficulty getting offers from big teams.
like Tuchel, who used to have a good reputation when he succeeded in bringing his team to a prestigious title, but after failing to bring a big team to maintain its consistency, Tuchel looked bad and continued to receive negative criticism.

firing Tuchel and replacing him with another coach is the best choice, but Munich management must also be careful in choosing a coach so that this bad thing doesn't happen again because if that happens again, Bayern Munich reputation will definitely decline a little and I'm sure Munich can get the same coach back, right because this is one of the big teams that always makes wise decisions for the sake of a better team future.

They should ultimately take an example from Nagelsmann because in the end, although professional performance is important, it does not mean that a club can fire and expel a coach or player for reasons that are not very appropriate and in the last 2 seasons Nagelsmann seemed to be kicked even though his conditions were still better because Bayern were still at the top even though at that time Dortmund was still sticking but in the end it was considered a failure and was fired quickly just because there was Tuchel who was ready to train so the reason is ridiculous if indeed now they hope Nagelsmann can train again after the humiliation that Bayern did before.

Indeed, for now it will definitely be a little difficult for Bayern to find a new alternative because there will definitely be a lot of situations where the new coach thinks about starting from pressure and future plans but I don't think we also need to worry too much about it because Bayern is a club that actually has a strong foundation and sooner or later they will definitely find a replacement for Tuchel in the end.