That’s why they sacked Allegri

And yeah not winning the league at Bayern is grounds for sacking. Same thing at Juve.

The money in other leagues isn’t like money in England

That being said it looks like poch left I’m not sure if he was sacked or mutual consent or what

Like getting to the final runs

They don’t need to just win the league. They have to make deep Champions League runs

Barcelona is leveraged to the eyeballs

Chelsea saw a 6 position jump

3rd is completely unacceptable for bayern

It’s why the glazers kept sacking a manager as soon as they missed cl

Barca won the title last year. Bayern is 3rd

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I'm not talking about the bottom table teams, I don't even know them to know their coaches lmao

it’s the same at the top. Missing cl for a club for example can cost tens of millions

yep

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I'm not talking about the bottom table teams, I don't even know them to know their coaches lmao

it’s the same at the top. Missing cl for a club for example can cost tens of millions

That’s why palace got rid of hodgson when it started looking like they were dropping from the 10-14 group they’re usually in to the 15-20 group

I'm not talking about the bottom table teams, I don't even know them to know their coaches lmao

A lot of clubs are at risk of going into bankruptcy if they are relegated

And then yeah no relegation is huge.

The franchise system kind of allows for coasting because of revenue sharing models. You don’t have to be ambitious at all

And for the clubs at the bottom of the table, the difference in revenue between the Premier League and the Championship is astronomical. They’ll do anything to stay up

You’re talking hundreds of millions of dollars in lost revenue for not making the Champions League, for example, and these leagues don’t have revenue sharing

Soapy in football there is more of a direct linkage between performance and earnings

But yeah the reason for the turnover is because there are real consequences to being bad. It’s not just “oh, we’ll get a high draft pick and go again next season”

Like Bayern Munich is only going to hire 3-5 managers and those people aren’t leaving mid season

Why would you trust that person with decision making that could impact your team beyond their tenure

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And why do they 'fire' managers and then let them keep coaching?

this rarely happens but typically because the list of desired managers is so short

Like imagine Belichick returning next season and coaching one more year with everyone and himself knowing that he's going to be let go

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Why is the turnover rate so high in soccer

because there are consequences to being bad

And why do they 'fire' managers and then let them keep coaching?

Why is the turnover rate so high in soccer

Two part questions for you foot people

That job more toxic than Bayern

Damn near every manager in football linked

Poch sacked

No need. It’s a Friday during the summer. Ain’t no one coming in here anyway. Just don’t show up. Everyone gonna assume you WFH.

Ain't no better than getting to it after a long work day