For about thirty years, FC Sion has exhausted a number of coaches. To put it simply, he hired and then fired Enzo Trossero, Jean-Paul Brigger, Didi Andrey, Umberto Barberis, Boubou Richard, Michel Decastel, re-Boubou Richard, Alberto Bigon, re-re-Boubou Richard, Jochen Dries, Charly In- Albon, Olivier Rouyer, Roberto Morinini, Henri Stambouli, Laurent Roussey, re-re-re-Boubou Richard, Charly Rössli, Didier Tholot, Guy David, Ami Rebord, Admir Smajic, Christian Zermatten, Gilbert Gress, Gianni Dellacasa, Christophe Moulin, Nestor Clausen, Marco Schällibaum, Gabet Chapuisat, once again Alberto Bigon, again Charly Rössli, re-again Alberto Bigon, José Sinval, Uli Stielike, again Umberto Barberis, re-Didier Tholot, Bernard Challandes, re-Laurent Roussey, Rolland Courbis, Vladimir Petkovic, Sébastien Fournier, again Michel Decastel, Pierre-André Schürmann, Victor Muñoz, Gennaro Gattuso, Luigi Riccio, Arno Rossini, again Michel Decastel, re-Laurent Roussey, Raimondo Ponte, Frédéric Chassot, again Jochen Dries, re-Didier Tholot, Peter Zeid ler, again Sébastien Fournier, Paolo Tramezzani, Gabri, Maurizio Jacobacci, Murat Yakin, re-Christian Zermatten, Stéphane Henchoz, re-re-Christian Zermatten, Ricardo Dionisio, again Paolo Tramezzani, Fabio Grosso, Christian Constantin himself, Hugo Raczynski for three days and a match and finally Marco Walker, again before Paolo Tramezzani.
In recent history, a few teams try to compete with Christian Constantin. Since 2007, for example, FC Nantes of a certain Waldemar Kita has consumed some 18 coaches. Not bad. In the days of Maurizio Zamparini’s splendor in Palermo, it is a waltz of 36 changes of coaches in 14 and a half years that has punctuated the daily life of the Sicilian club.
The Sports Association of the Royal Armed Forces in Morocco, for its part, has swallowed up about twenty coaches in 15 seasons. Among the wolverines, one should not also forget the recent breakthrough of Watford, for example. The “Hornets” have soared in the standings for two years, with the commitments and then the dismissals of Quique Flores, Hayden Mullins, Vladimir Ivic, Xisco and the fresh arrival of the less fresh Claudio Ranieri. Strong examples among others.
On Twitter, a user also alerted us to a separate case to also be followed, on the side of Serbia. FK Radnicki Nis has indeed become a sacred opponent of FC Sion recently. One of the two professional clubs in this city of Serbia located in the district of Nisava has been in a frenzy of dismissals since the summer of 2017.
The current 10th in the Serbian Super Liga – tied on points with FK Radnicki 1923, but who for his part plays in the municipality of Kragujevac – has seen fourteen coaches succeed at his head for four years. The best examples in this unstable club to say the least? Austrian Peter Pacult only coached 7 matches (65 days) before leaving. In the process, the Serbian Ivan Jevic held out for less than a month. The locals Milan Djuricic, Boban Dmitrovic and Dragan Antic then took the door after respectively 10, 6 and 9 games.
A little later, Bosnian-Serb Simo Krunic exploded in flight after 7 matches. In the process, Milan Djuricic returned to business in October last year, before being fired again, after 52 days and 4 games of reign. Lately, Radnicki Nis cracked again and changed coaches at the beginning of last September, while Aleksandar Stankovic had held almost 5 months with an apparently insufficient average of 1.41 points per game. Beautiful hunting table.
