Quote from: Lannakosa on Today at 01:16:27 PM

Quote from: cande86 on Today at 12:51:58 PM

Yes, I have to say that Ten Hag absolutely needs a break. I agree with you. This manager is only doing a lot of damage to the team. I understand that he wants to continue, but he also had a terrible experience at Manchester United that led to nothing good except his dismissal. So now they have to go.

Unlike Amorim, ten Hag won trophies every season, so his experience at Manchester United was not terrible, but the team stopped progressing with him, so he had to be fired. At Bayer, according to the press, he had conflicts because of which he would not have achieved anything. I think in such a situation, the players can boycott the coach and then match after match can follow defeats, until the coach is fired. Maybe it was right to fire him before that.

I also think his early dismissal was better for the team. We haven't seen much positive development from Ten Hag at Bayer Leverkusen. His dismissal isn't surprising to me. If he hadn't been dismissed, Leverkusen would have been in even worse shape. Ten Hag's next managerial position is likely the Netherlands.