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a fall. but where are the best and worst places to coach in the world will show you where coaches can feel truly safe and when they're in constant danger. this is their life protocols because they can also. cause them to see results maybe to. change that was thomas dog who has managed clubs all over the world but he's probably best known for his time at percy at dortmund who he coached for 14 months in 20072008 after taking hamburg into the champions league he's never had long to build a team but that's not so unusual. the top 16 clubs in men's european football have had nearly 100 coaches between them in the

past decade and they've lasted only 21 months on average. here are just a few of the heavyweights who have sent managers packing even quicker than that by in munich real madrid manchester united liverpool barcelona arsenal and juventus a survey from the cia e.-s. football observatory studied 110 leagues in $79.00 countries and found that the average managerial run worldwide was even shorter just over 15 months. to. be chilly. germany while the hungary to review the radio 'd. inside was some months now and laid back it's all going to be. patience and trust are hard to find but not impossible the best job security in the world is offered by the welsh. me

a league where coaches lost an average of $943.00 days. the only other league to average over 2 years is sweden's top flight the ouspensky while switzerland's top 2 divisions also make the top 5. but the world's league's figure would be a lot lower without calling katyn wales's answer to say alex ferguson took over at ballard sound more than 18 years ago and one of the longest active managerial stints in the world started by accident the chairman of the time he approached me for advice on trying to bring a good manager and so the club the friend who introduced me to ask me really on a project on the basis that i would do it until he found someone who you know still on the agreement i think was when i was. there. when i came into the into the manager in game of think it was 31 so. you know obviously i'm looking at 3132 year olds no no trying to shift me off the perch what in the hell are you

going to give me a pretty big push to get me off so i don't see how they go on against us the ballot box has led his part time squad from the tiny town in the welsh valleys to european football ballet had been playing in local amateur leagues for more than a century until katyn took them to the 2nd division soon after arriving a few years later they were promoted again and started competing against the country's most established clubs several of whom operate on full time budgets europa league football and a 1st ever world cup victory followed in 2017 not bad going for a town whose entire population would fit into most europa league away ends twice over. katyn has helped build his club up in a literal sense helping to overhaul the stadium something even ferguson never did. you know i don't think you should go into. those crowds you know that's the way we are we're all we're all our. you know it's not it's not seen methods of columbus

that i'm in the construction game so you know help them out on the obviously went down there alone. because it was a committee of about 30 people who were just so enthusiastic it was difficult not to help them out really over the border in england perhaps surprisingly the premier league is the most stable home for managers among europe's big 5 coming in 11th overall then come last league and league followed by italy syria and the most impatient of the big european leagues germany's ponderously go but things are even more precarious in south america where top flight bosses in argentina and brazil a lucky to get 6 months and in turkey 2nd division called the 1st lake managers last for an average of just 124 days or about 4 months dennys cole who knows the rapid hire and fire culture only too well. good.

to go through to. talk. to reassert to the cause of the low. end it was a lot more than. your major question. from gaza you just. don't do. so all of the agent says that he was shooting star and we should assume that. he speaks from experience colgan managed 5 turkish clubs between 20152019 with his longest stay lasting only 26 matches the shortest was just 15 games it's a whirlwind and life. changed dramatically at any moment colgan believes there are

particular cultural and financial factors at play here in the do. this you. know the other. route. to. the pressure in turkish football is relentless and the expectation enormous should be to talk only with those. 2 since it's only me because it's. too little don't be. so in turkey job security is close to the worst in the world but here in the world's premier league where managers get the most time calling katyn things there are specific reasons why he and palace have made it this far. the love that we bring in and got to be

a special kind of a large you know they've got to buy into what we do as a club and because put something back into the community. in wales the focus is on education development and stability rather than instant success just the coach education not that we saw with the. train or monitors you've got to have a close and sort of coaching relief so you know it makes it seem threatening students better organized it makes but also different their growth since they're so you know churn it's really good so yeah but there's a lot of there's a lot amongst the green room or around the leaves for long times and the bosses at british clubs are often managers rather than coaches taking control of more than just tactics and training sacking a manager often becomes a bigger deal than dispensing with a coach but in england and around the world there have been some ludicrously short managerial spells sleeve over senior got lower league english club talkee united promoted in a successful reign but when he was. he hired later he lasted just 10 minutes the

club was taken over by new owners moments after he was hired and they wanted their own man blink and you'd miss it. a couple of years later german coaching journeyman yoghurt ago was given one game to keep armenia billa failed in the blunders league or a draw with hanover meant he didn't succeed he was relieved of his duties 5 days after he started it was to be his last job in the game it even happens to the greats brian clark won the english league title with darby county and the european cup twice with nothing in forest but in between he managed leeds united soon after arriving there he told his players they could throw the medals they won in the bin because they won them by cheating under his predecessor don ready he lasted 44 days so why is there so little patience for managers why seem to a lot of people it's not going to look good you don't understand.

hero true. christians want to maybe do for you. or do to. me indicates you know their route through all those old joe some teams buck the trend and back their managers allowing them the space or change the culture of the club in their image atletico madrid for example see a go simeoni has been in charge in the spanish capital since 2011 winning the club their 1st league title for nearly 20 years in 2014 achieving unprecedented success in europe and changing their image from flaky neighbors to street wise up starts. the argentinian is one of only 2 managers from the top 5 leagues to make the top 20 longest serving coaches in the world the other started his job 6 days later freiburg kristin's tie the german boss doesn't have a trophy haul to match semi oni's but he's one of german football's most popular figures. a sense of humor decency and some passionate touchline antics make him

a club icon and freiburg continue to overachieve. and he's not the 1st long term or at freiburg focused thinker holds the german record for longest spell in the top job spending 16 years in charge they stick with their man in the black forest there are also coaches like pet quality and you can club who have enjoyed successful careers without ever getting sacked calling katyn is one of them and he's not far from becoming the world's longest serving manager. that title is currently held by bruno lewsey of sean lee in the french 2nd division he's been in charge for almost 20 years but for the ballot box it's not all about breaking records across a new zone who's playing full time at the moment so you know it hurts me a little bit when i watch him so there will come a time when i've got to go and watch him and support him as well but we've broken

apart from this of the group because he still makes a lot of the friday night games because he plays it was so with us the way a lot of things are but you know i'm privileged to get to the stage and situation i'm in and obviously because it's a business and obviously follow through and i don't think we've had to be patience has been rewarded in balloch just as it has in madrid and in freiburg but katyn simeoni and strike are clearly exceptions most of the time it's instant success or the sack football's overall trend is one of constant coaching change managers like shows a marine yo and carlo and have built careers on making relatively short term repairs before moving on to the next projects now the pressure is always on and in most places time is short the managerial hot seat isn't getting any more comfortable.

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