I have been just trying to stay positive about Erik ten Hag but man... What a joke was that? 
Bremen get a red card and you make it 3-1 right after. It should just be the end right? But no, it wasn't. 3-3 draw at the end. A big disappointment...
2 easy games and only 1 point collected. A really poor start for him.
Bremen get a red card and you make it 3-1 right after. It should just be the end right? But no, it wasn't. 3-3 draw at the end. A big disappointment...
2 easy games and only 1 point collected. A really poor start for him.
What do you expect from a club that sold most of their best players for money this season? I am not surprised that Bayer Leverkusen couldn't even defeat Werder Bremen when Werder Bremen had one man down, because Bayer Leverkusen is finished, and they will continue to struggle to win their matches this season. I wouldn't even blame Erik Ten Hag for Bayer Leverkusen's draw because Bayer Leverkusen had the opportunity to defeat Werder Bremen, but they couldn't defend their two goal lead.
When a team sells its best players, it is normal for their performance to drop just like this. Bayer Leverkusen finishing there second game on a draw against 10 man is disappointing, Bremen shows weak mentality and poor defending. That collapse points to big problems in the squad.
It is not Erik Ten Hag’s fault anymore, he doesn’t even knows where to start coaching Bayer Leverkusen. The blame is on the club management for selling key players. Which make it hard for the coach to even find a way out for the team entirely. If things don’t improve, Bayer Leverkusen will struggle all season and could drop down the table.