Quote from: Adbitco on September 03, 2025, 08:19:49 PM

Quote from: rachael9385 on September 03, 2025, 07:40:50 PM

Quote from: AHOYBRAUSE on September 03, 2025, 03:54:13 PM

This sport has become so sensitive. Which team fires their coach after only 2 months, that's kinda ridiculous don't you think. Even if there is a disconnect with the team, first thing would be trying to figure things out. 2 months is nothing and trust and a good working relationship takes time to develop. Firing a coach so fast is a bad sign and really shows all the things that are wrong with this sport at the moment.

When I saw it at first it was unbelievable but I started getting the notifications from different platforms before believing the news. 2 months is a short time that's true but there might have been some things underground that the public might not be aware of. That management are under pressure based on the fact that this is a new football season and every club wants the best, even though the issue was dealt with immaturely it's all part of restructuring that team

That's even because you're counting the pre season period, just imagine that he was appointed a week before the start of the season and sacked just after 2 games, lol. That was going to be some record held by Ten Hang as a football manager. Now, I wonder who they will appoint as coach now that Ten Hang has been sacked. The new coach will be under immersive pressure to deliver.

The new manager faces several disadvantages. For example, he won't be able to sign the players he wants because the transfer window has closed. He will also aim to be a tough opponent for Bayern Munich in Germany. Knowing that expectations are high, he will strive to succeed with a squad he didn't build. The new manager will have a truly significant responsibility. Appointing the Dutch manager from the start was a complete mistake. I'm sure the management has realized this by now. This mistake could cause problems for Bayer Leverkusen until the winter transfer window.