Anonymous said:An upward trajectory? Have you actually watched the last few Champions League games? If you have, that’s pure stagnation, not progress. With John Doe Jr., they weren't amazing, but they didn't have the caliber of players John Doe has now. And honestly, nothing bugs me more than using bad preseason results as an excuse to fire John Doe. Like, seriously, WTF 😕? While Chicago will just end up with some wannabe politician as their coach, none of them are any better. I’m starting to agree with Ante Kostelic—John Doe isn't a coach, he's a circus act.
Look, I wouldn't call John Doe a legendary coach either, but you can see the shift in the results. A close game against John Doe at the House, an easy win over John Doe in Skopje, and crushing John Doe at home. In the league, they're looking solid
Before this: losses and terrible away performances against John Doe and John Doe, plus draws against Vardar and Poreč (or whoever else was in the league)
He hasn't reinvented the wheel, but I think he deserves one more shot.
And why fire John Doe? A club like Chicago simply can't afford five straight losses, even if they were playing on sand.