Yesterday I explored the market for available Spanish coaches and reached the limits of my imagination when it came to suitable candidates. I could never have imagined that the situation with directly available coaches would be so disastrous.
Yes, sure. Matarazzo scored okay
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still unanswered questions.
1. Does he speak Spanish fluently enough?
2. How does he want to do justice to the special relevance of the Basque identity, which is primarily conveyed through language?
3. How do those responsible in Donostia come up with a – more or less – German coach who spent his entire coaching career in Germany and was fired twice by his clubs IN THE RElegation Battle? In Hoffenheim, the person Schicker can of course be cited, but that doesn’t change the defeat in the penultimate league game against St.Pauli, a direct competitor. In Stuttgart, before his dismissal, he got a meager 5 points from 9 games with THE squad.
Who comes up with the idea: Hey, this Matarazzo boy, who has neither any connection to the Basque Country, nor is a proven genius in the relegation battle, nor has he ever trained abroad, will lead us to safe waters again!
4. Why don’t those responsible wait until the new year to fill a new position when a certain coach is about to be kicked out in the state capital? You don’t have to rush to sign a Matarazzo when Alonso might become available, really…
