The Skibbe Sacking Thread

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  • #16
    https://www.sport24.gr/football/ella...e.5345509.html

    confirmed

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    • #17
      Now bring Michel. Time to have a serious coach. Don't let Vryzas anywhere near the decision.

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      • #18
        can't believe it took this long

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        • #19
          EPO was trying to figure out how it was going to save money probably

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          • #20
            Originally posted by Filikieteria1821 View Post
            EPO was trying to figure out how it was going to save money probably
            I would love it if that was true. Seeing how Grammenos operates though - it seems he was just scared as usual and was hoping all the fuss would die down so he could escape without having to make a decision again. The Greek media helped him out in this regard as they usually do - but not enough to silence the EPO vice president who wanted Skibbe out - along with any other Greek with an IQ over 80.

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            • #21
              About bloody time. I must also say, surprised Vryzas was so useless too.

              Tsanas to coach the last two matches so same old crap.

              It would be good if we got a decent coach, Anastasiadis is not and never was the answer

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              • #22
                Originally posted by Amorgos View Post
                About bloody time. I must also say, surprised Vryzas was so useless too.

                Tsanas to coach the last two matches so same old crap.

                It would be good if we got a decent coach, Anastasiadis is not and never was the answer
                It will be Anastasiadis. Grammenos is a lifelong PAOK fan from Salonika, Vryzas too is a PAOK man. It will be a PAOK friendly coach.

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by Dean97 View Post
                  It’s a crime that Siovas hasn’t been called up yet...

                  especially when you have zeca, kourbelis and b1, b2 aka bananas in pyjamas in the back, thus no one that can provide a decent ball forward

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by Reaper View Post

                    It will be Anastasiadis. Grammenos is a lifelong PAOK fan from Salonika, Vryzas too is a PAOK man. It will be a PAOK friendly coach.
                    this is true, though anastasiadis is known for not being a puppet

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                    • #25
                      Originally posted by Val View Post

                      this is true, though anastasiadis is known for not being a puppet
                      I hope so. About time we get a real team out there with real players.

                      Does anyone think we will see Tziolis and Tzavellas again? I really hope not.

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                      • #26
                        Anastasiadis would only last the two matches. He's there to get a couple of wins and then let a proper manager take over. I'd prefer him to Tsanas precisely because he can get the players to squeeze out two wins, whereas Tsanas probably won't win any.

                        Hopefully we get a good draw and Michel, or someone else who can easily win over players like Holebas, becomes our coach for Euro 2020 qualifying. If it's a bad draw, I would like Dellas to take over alongside another former player, preferably one with a better grasp of the attacking phase of the game, like Lymberopoulos or Anastasiou. I think Lymberopoulos would be the better fit.

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                        • #27
                          Would it matter who the coach is? If the coach doesn’t have the freedom to choose his staff and call ups then what the point. We will not progress and it will cost us another tournament that we have to miss out on. I can’t believe they screwed up with Schuster. He would have made this team something we only dream of in my opinion.

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by Dean97 View Post
                            Does anyone think we will see Tziolis and Tzavellas again? I really hope not.
                            if Tsanas is looking after the team for the last two games you won’t see any changes

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                            • #29
                              Originally posted by Filikieteria1821 View Post

                              Thank Christ.

                              The bottom never stopped with Skibbe. I have little faith they'll pick anybody better, though.

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                              • #30
                                Anastasiadis it is. Will take over the next two games with an option for another year afterwards which I am sure will be activated.

                                As we guessed - it would have to be a coach to continue the status quo if the EPO were involved. Very low bar coach who certain players clearly do not want (should further solidify Tziolis and Tzavellas however who will adore him and who were starters under him at PAOK). We can only hope after a few more wasted years under Anastasiadis, we at least get a coach of Lemonis' stature at the very least by 2022.

                                Very disappointed Olympiacos was quiet over this. As we know - in Greece - quietness = tacit support.

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