Sabri Will He Stay Be Sacked Or Quit

[Turkish]

KR I have never mentioned top 2 nor have I said that we are good enough for that. Read my posts again, you are twisting things around.

All I have said is that Baltazar was not Sabris choice and that the 2 new coaches are his choice plus that we have signed Colback, Blackett and Taylor within a week of talks ending.

Can you please tell me what is not true about that?

I don't think we are far off Lyle Taylor last season would have made the world of difference and a seasons more experience at the back might put a stop to the atrocious record in the last 10 mins and injury time, add a few goals subtract a few and we weren't far off 

Colback and Blackett are rock solid performers at this level that will have the desired effect of seeing teams out more often, more important is the continued development and keeping hold of Cash Worrall Figs Ribs and Da Silva, the one I'm expecting the most from is Yates, much-maligned this season I don't agree I thought he got better and more influential if he can give us the engine to occasionally switch to 2 in the middle of the park, Taylor and Grabban being fed from the wings, we have a lot of options

For the first time in a long time we can tinker with the squad and improve it no end rather than requiring 3 to 4 real top-end signings

Top top start to the transfer window

[GaribaldiRED]

Coaches coming in and out of the the club I couldn't care less about. Especially goalkeeping coaches. What do they do, chuck the ball to Brice, who then saves it, and repeat 150 times a hour?

You should care Pap. They play a huge important roll at the club second only to the players themselves who are incidently coached by the coaching staff.

I believe bringing in new coaches is a very smart move by Sabri and the management team as it will help the team to reset for the upcoming season. Every player will be focused on making a good impression on the new coaching team and hopefully forgetting the play off disappointment quicker.

[Strawberry Avenger]

Four assistants left the club, eh?

Performance coach brought in. Makes sense to me. And a GK coach. I felt that Samba had gone backwards at times.

SA.

[the jock]

Four assistants left the club, eh?

Performance coach brought in.  Makes sense to me.  And a GK coach.  I felt that Samba had gone backwards at times.

SA.

Agreed. Some poor decisions like against millwall and derby.

[ThePromisedLand]

Coach survives. Assistant coaches fall on their swords.
Assume original coaching team were Sabri’s choices.
He’s going to be under enormous pressure - given player additions also - to hit the ground running in September.

[TheGreenMan]

Coach survives. Assistant coaches fall on their swords.
Assume original coaching team were Sabri’s choices.
He’s going to be under enormous pressure - given player additions also - to hit the ground running in September.

Agreed! He need to be absolutely sprinting. He knows what he’s let himself in for, he’s in the absolute last of the last chance saloons.

[PsychoStanleyStone]

Coach survives. Assistant coaches fall on their swords.
Assume original coaching team were Sabri’s choices.
He’s going to be under enormous pressure - given player additions also - to hit the ground running in September.

Agreed! He need to be absolutely sprinting. He knows what he’s let himself in for, he’s in the absolute last of the last chance saloons.

... on goal differance?

[GaribaldiRED]

More or less all coaches/managers live in the last of the last chance saloons these days.

[stirred]

More or less all coaches/managers live in the last of the last chance saloons these days.

Of the 71 EFL clubs, Sabri is the 35th longest serving coach.

Basically, half the managers/coaches in place now weren't in charge at the start of the 2019/20 season.

[Paplane]

More or less all coaches/managers live in the last of the last chance saloons these days.

Of the 71 EFL clubs, Sabri is the 35th longest serving coach.

Basically, half the managers/coaches in place now weren't in charge at the start of the 2019/20 season.

Unbelievable stat.

[GaribaldiRED]

More or less all coaches/managers live in the last of the last chance saloons these days.

Of the 71 EFL clubs, Sabri is the 35th longest serving coach.

Basically, half the managers/coaches in place now weren't in charge at the start of the 2019/20 season.

It's crazy - talk about job security.

[Sabricadabra]

It’s been like that for a while now. A few years ago the average tenure of a Championship manager was under a year. It’s actually gone up since then.

Being a football manager is a high pressure job. The expectations are high and they get paid accordingly.

After the way last season finished if Sabri doesn’t have the team in the top six by Christmas he will be fired. Maybe sooner if we’re a way short. That’s football.