Ralf Rangnick | Austria manager

[ArbeitervonWien]

This. And you wont hear many people voicing a different opinion on that in the Kurve.

I know this is hard to understand for people not familiar with the countries and sometimes even for those who are, but power politics in Austria are something very unique and very hard to read for us Piefkes

The structural reform of the ÖFB is a great idea and long overdue. It's just hampered by power fights between cliques inside the ÖFB. Basically the team and Rangnick are on side of Neuhold (financial manager). Because of an ongoing fight for power between him and general secretary Hollerer ÖFB president and initiator of the reform Mitterndorfer decide to fire both.

Add bad communication via the press and you have a typical austrian way of making a ridiculous mess out of a good thing.

 

[stefan92]

No, I won't. But it goes back to his Hannover 96 days.

I can absolutely believe that. And that doesn't change one bit that I still think of him as our best manager in my lifetime

 

[stefan92]

Rangnick won, Mittendorfer resigned:

 

[Sir Erik ten Hag]

Rangnick won, Mittendorfer resigned:

When you play the Game of Thrones, you win or you die.

 

[tenpoless]

He gets the backing from the players so there was only going to be one outcome.