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San Claudio Bravo
Even mentioning firing Tata is beyond ridiculous. Nevermind that the guy has won almost every game since he came back. Nevermind that the problems of this team are not his doing. The bottom line is, a coach needs to be given complete freedom to get the players he wants, make the changes he wants, and get rid of the players he doesn't.
If you trust him enough to give him the reins of your team, then you must trust him enough to get the players he wants, and get rid of those he doesn't, even if you disagree with him.
He does not have this freedom here. There are still holy cows on this team that are untouchable, and sadly are holding back the team.
I dislike Mourinho, but this is something he does well. He simply does not give a damn about the name of the player, or what he has done in the past and what he means to the team. If you're not the best option for his plan, you're getting replaced, period.
I'll say this for Tata. He has seen the symptoms of the problem, he knows what's wrong. The problem is, he does not have on hand the medicine to cure the disease; he does not have the players to solve the problems.
If you trust him enough to give him the reins of your team, then you must trust him enough to get the players he wants, and get rid of those he doesn't, even if you disagree with him.
He does not have this freedom here. There are still holy cows on this team that are untouchable, and sadly are holding back the team.
I dislike Mourinho, but this is something he does well. He simply does not give a damn about the name of the player, or what he has done in the past and what he means to the team. If you're not the best option for his plan, you're getting replaced, period.
I'll say this for Tata. He has seen the symptoms of the problem, he knows what's wrong. The problem is, he does not have on hand the medicine to cure the disease; he does not have the players to solve the problems.
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