Leverkusen rip apart their squad… then sack Ten Hag after 2 games. Fair or foul? (1 Viewer)

BoyGeorge said:

From treble dreams to early exit… Erik ten Hag’s Leverkusen experiment is over after just TWO league games.

Wirtz sold
Frimpong sold
Xhaka sold
Tah sold
Adli sold
Hincapié sold
Kossounou sold

Two games. No wins. And the board have already pulled the trigger.

He kicked things off with a 4–0 cup win, but a 2–1 home defeat to Hoffenheim followed by a wild 3–3 draw with 10-man Bremen sealed his fate. The hierarchy said change was “necessary to meet season objectives.”

But how much blame is really on ten Hag when half the core of last season’s squad was sold? Wirtz, Frimpong, Xhaka, Tah, Adli, Hincapié, Kossounou—all gone in one summer.

Some say: “Impossible job. The board set him up to fail.”
Others insist: “At this level, no excuses. Results are everything.”

To make it worse, captain Robert Andrich spoke out about chaos in the squad—penalty disputes, no unity, players only thinking of themselves.


So here’s the question: Was this the most brutal sacking of the season… or the right decision before the season collapsed completely?


Have your say below.

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BoyGeorge said:

From treble dreams to early exit… Erik ten Hag’s Leverkusen experiment is over after just TWO league games.

Wirtz sold
Frimpong sold
Xhaka sold
Tah sold
Adli sold
Hincapié sold
Kossounou sold

Two games. No wins. And the board have already pulled the trigger.

He kicked things off with a 4–0 cup win, but a 2–1 home defeat to Hoffenheim followed by a wild 3–3 draw with 10-man Bremen sealed his fate. The hierarchy said change was “necessary to meet season objectives.”

But how much blame is really on ten Hag when half the core of last season’s squad was sold? Wirtz, Frimpong, Xhaka, Tah, Adli, Hincapié, Kossounou—all gone in one summer.

Some say: “Impossible job. The board set him up to fail.”
Others insist: “At this level, no excuses. Results are everything.”

To make it worse, captain Robert Andrich spoke out about chaos in the squad—penalty disputes, no unity, players only thinking of themselves.


So here’s the question: Was this the most brutal sacking of the season… or the right decision before the season collapsed completely?


Have your say below.

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PeterPan said:

A very harsh decision, getting sacked after 3 games would affect his mental health

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Bebeto said:

Sacked twice, in two different leagues, all in a space of 7 months?
Erik Ten Hag deserves a place in the Guinness Book Of Records

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