Quote from: MK-74 on Today at 06:23:55 AM

Quote from: GiftedMAN on September 03, 2025, 08:57:27 PM

Quote from: Pandu Geddon on September 03, 2025, 03:30:39 PM

The decision by Leverkusen to choose Ten Hag at that time surprised many fans. And now his very quick dismissal also surprises many parties. That decision is good to be made quickly, but perhaps most people think he should be given at least half of the season. But Leverkusen is very firm in this regard.

First of all Bayer Leverkusen was too fast to employ Ten Hag I know that they needed a replacement for Xabi Alonso since he left for Real Madrid but they should have made some considerations before appointing him that would have saved them all the stress.

They also took a very fast decision to sack the coach that wasn't totally bad because they already confirmed that he's not capable of getting things done in the team.

I never understood why Bayer Leverkusen brought in Ten Hag as head coach so quickly. In my opinion, he was a failure and I don’t know what logic led Leverkusen to move so fast, but it came at a heavy cost because now they’ve sacked him and will have to pay compensation.
It was the right decision to dismiss him early, as he wasn’t going to bring any benefit to the team anyway.
Now he should go and coach a mid-level club, because he doesn’t have the talent or knowledge to manage a big club.

I think they made a mistake for taking him as the new head coach of the club and they didn't waste any time in firing him also I like as they realized their mistake on time because if they had chose to let him manage the club for maybe half a season trust me it'd be worse than this, because Erik Ten Hang was actually going to take that team back to an average team in that league something Xabi Alonso took lots of time to build, and my advice for Erik Ten Hang is he should just take a shot break in coaching job or maybe focus on becoming the Dutch head coach some day.