The root cause of Tenghach s dismissal is exactly the same as Mourinho, but it is actually a mistake in choice

It is hard to imagine that Tenghach received the notice of get out of class after just two months of taking over Leverkusen's teaching staff.

I was surprised and carefully considered the whole story of Teng Hahe's get out of class, and suddenly found that there were signs of this matter. Or maybe you might as well say that Tenghach's entry into Leverkusen is destined to be a tragedy. His early get out of class is easy to predict.

Dragged back to this summer, and the meritorious coach Alonso took over the Bernabeu, forcing Leverkusen to find a new coach. The first choice for Leverkusen sports manager Rollfers is actually Fabregas. However, Fabregas was not very interested in Leverkusen's coaching position, so Rollfies had to find another candidate, so he chose Tenghach. In other words, Tenghach is not the first choice for Leverkusen's new coach, and can only be regarded as a spare tire.

Tenhach coaches Leverkusen under this background, so the support of the new owner will obviously be discounted. Although Leverkusen spent a lot of money on signing in the summer window, the problem is that this team made more profits in the transfer market, and even though Tenhach strongly opposed it, he sent away the team's key player Zhaka. The club's attitude towards the coach more or less affects the players' attitude towards the coach. When Tenhamhe's team's performance on the court did not meet expectations, the former Manchester United coach not only did not receive the support of his players, but instead was taken into custody. For example, Fleken publicly stated: "The coach must analyze that something is wrong with the team." The more representative speech came from the team captain Andrrich. He said meaningfully: "The opponent completed many shots in front of us. These are things we should be prepared before the game. However, the opponent's position is different from what we expected before the game..."

Think about it, how strong the coach is to lead the team to achieve good results under the premise that the club's support is obviously insufficient and the players under his command jumps directly against each other? Not to mention that Tenhach couldn't do it, even if he exchanged Guardiola, his life would still be difficult.

Ten Hahe, as a professional coach, naturally knows this kind of problem that even ordinary fans can see. His statement after class was enough to reflect his true attitude: "The club did not give me time and trust... This relationship was not based on mutual trust from the beginning."

Tenhach's complaint obviously makes sense. However, the former Manchester United coach seems to have overlooked the problem: choices are both-way, not one-sided. When Leverkusen sent him an invitation, he could have rejected the party.

In fact, at that time, Tenghach could have predicted his experience in Leverkusen. You should know that not only is he not the first choice for Leverkusen to choose a coach, he also has to live under the shadow of the meritorious coach Alonso. These two major unfavorable factors combined have a very high probability of failure in coaching Leverkusen.

So, admit that the root cause of Teng Hahe's dismissal is that he chose the wrong next home himself. In a situation that was extremely unfavorable to him, he accepted the invitation from Leverkusen... In this case, Tenghach has never been an isolated case in the green world. Mourinho, who also has a "former Manchester United coach" experience like him, is actually exactly the same in this regard.

Thinking back then, when Mourinho was at its peak, the Portuguese coach was not short of sincere invitations. However, among the invitations, Mourinho accepted Manchester United's invitation.

You should know that Manchester United had already exposed many problems before Mourinho took over. For example, Ed Woodward, the then head of Manchester United, attached great importance to business than competition. Anyone understands that it is difficult to achieve results when working with such a leader. Against this background, Manchester United once sent an invitation to Guardiola and Klopp, but was firmly rejected by these two famous coaches. Klopp even publicly stated that Manchester United is more like Disney than a football club.

Let me ask, can’t Mourinho see the problems that Klopp and Guardiola can see? The answer is obviously no. It can only be said that this Portuguese coach knew there was a tiger in the mountain, but he was inclined to go to the mountain of tigers.

This kind of courage is definitely worth encouraging. However, the probability of failure is indeed too high. In fact, the cooperation between Mourinho and Manchester United is indeed not pleasant.

However, after Mourinho suffered a big loss at Manchester United, he seemed to have not summarized his experience and learned, so he quickly went to coach Tottenham. You know, before Mourinho took over Tottenham, this team hadn't tasted the title for a long time. Except for a few people like Kane, the other Tottenham players are not that competitive, especially Ali... After failing to coach Tottenham, Mourinho went to Rome to continue his coaching career. But at that time, what lineup configuration was that? Compared with Inter Milan, Juventus and Naples, the gap is really too obvious. It would be really difficult to rely on leading such a team to achieve excellent results. After the frustrated trip to Rome, Mourinho went to Türkiye to take charge of Fenerbahce's coaching stick. Anyone who has a little understanding of the Turkish League should know that Fenerbahce is not the darling of the Turkish League, Galatasaray is. Mourinho suffered a loss in the Turkish League, which is completely predictable.

Although Tenhach and Mourinho have never been coaches of the same level. However, these two former Manchester United coaches still have some similarities. The root cause of Tenghach's dismissal is exactly the same as Mourinho, but it is actually a mistake in choice.

They all chose the difficult path...