Traditionsklub Dismisses German Coaches – a Few Months After "Fantastic" Success
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Once again, a manager has fallen early in the season. Robin Peter won the KKD title with ADO Den Haag last season, but eleven matches into the Eredivisie, he is no longer the right man. And so, manager number 3 is already out in the Eredivisie.
Maurice Steijn was head coach of ADO Den Haag from 2011 to 2014, and a return to the club from The Hague is now beckoning for the native. Steijn is considered a leading candidate to succeed Robin Peter, who was sacked on Monday, as manager of the second-to-last team in the Eredivisie.
In the summer Robin Peter led a traditional club back to the first league. Now the paths separate.
Having become glorious champions in the Keuken Kampioen Divisie, he was sacked after eleven rounds in the Eredivisie. Robin Peter has been dismissed as manager of ADO Den Haag. Why did he have to leave?
Dutch first division club ADO Den Haag, which also has Donát Bárány in its ranks, has parted ways with its head coach, the club announced on its official social media pages.
ADO Den Haag has sacked manager Robin Peter. The South Holland-based club announced this on Monday morning via its official channels. 'ADO Den Haag has decided to terminate its collaboration with head coach Robin Peter,' writes the Hague-based club. 'The disappointing sporting results, with six points from...
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