Quote from: Princess Leah on September 01, 2025, 01:49:57 PM

I saw this coming, he hasn't even stay in the club for half a season and "here he goes" it funny though, although I expected that he'll might be sacked along the line but not so fast, this shows how bad Ten Hag has got after coaching Manchester United, I feel pity for Amorim cause with the way it's going he could suffer similar faith as Erik Ten Hag.

Ten Hag needs to take a long break as his coach career has been in bottom so pressure will be big even if he signs another contract with a new club. A break time like several months can help him refreshing his mind, recharging energy, thinking of his tactical philosophy and any changes if possible, as well as avoiding social media attention on him as well as pressure on him.

Quote from: TelolettOm on September 02, 2025, 11:13:05 PM

Leverkusen lost so many top players, and expecting a new coach to improve their performance isn't enough, especially with their current lineup being so-so.

Now, Leverkusen is approaching former Dortmund coach Edin Terzic to replace Eric ten Hag.

Edin Terzic is a coach who brought Dortmund to a final match in UEFA Champions League final and also nearly to Bundesliga title in a last season of Marco Reus for Dortmund. Only a very late goal from Jasmal Musiala helped Bayern Munich took over the league title from Dortmund and in Champions League final, they simply were not strong enough to win that title.

Replacing Ten Hag by Terzic is like a promising good choice from Bayer Leverkusen as he is an experience and capable coach as well as don't need adaptation time in Bundesliga like Ten Hag.