Quote from: Lidger on Today at 03:45:04 PM

Quote from: adultcrypto on June 17, 2024, 07:34:07 PM

Quote from: bitgolden on June 17, 2024, 04:09:04 PM

Diego Simeone has been managing Athletico Madrid for nearly 700 or so games if I am not wrong, which is quite a lot and something we do not see that often anymore, because most teams just change their managers like they are changing a sock so we do not get to see this many teams with the same manager all that often.

A coach staying very long in a team is good but there ought to be a limit that will based on the achievements of the coach and the progress they gave made as well. To me a good coach should be able to prove himself within a period of five years. Diego Semeone is a good coach no doubt, but the results he has achieved in Atletico Madrid, in my opinion, is less than expectations and the name of Atletico Madrid. I remember he has lost Champions league final about twice which is 2014 and 2016. This to me is not a good one and if I were to be the management of the club, I would have tried another coach.

If a new manager is appointed in a club and he is removed from the team in the next season, then we say that the manager should be given more time because a manager cannot fully apply his skills in one season.

Changing managers in clubs is normal for them, it takes time for a person to manage the team properly. But experienced matches and experienced team managers are definitely experienced people. Because you would not have been given the job as a manager of a club without experience, you look at other clubs changing managers.

Quote from: Lidger on Today at 03:45:04 PM

But if a manager takes charge of the same team for five consecutive seasons and cannot bring significant changes in the performance of that team, then the club should exclude that manager and plan anew. A manager who has not done well for the team in five years will not do well in the future. We may have forgotten the last time Atlético Madrid performed to our liking. They are not seen to perform significantly in either the Champions League or La Liga. I would definitely support a change of manager if their club's performance changes by changing the manager.

Of course a manager has been given five seasons to run a club, you see where that person will end up if he is properly experienced and fails to manage the team? Huh

. So no matter what we say, a manager with experience must manage the team right from the start. And will try to make the most of his experience and apply the experience to the players.
If a person manages a club for a long time then he must be able to manage based on experience, not opportunity but experience.