Pep Clotet quit being a coach Brescia Italian. It happened on February 6, but it’s not the first time it’s happened this year. The Catalan coach was relegated from his position for the first time at the end of December and his replacement lasted two games. behind it, Clotet returned to the office (since he was still on the payroll) and led the team to three more games before, again, the Brescia opted for his dismissal. And the answer to such a strange situation has a name and a surname: Massimo Cellino.
The rebellious president of Brescia is the one that leads to Clotet is living a most surreal course. He came to have the team in the ‘playoff’ zone for promotion to A series despite being the fourth lowest budget in Series B, but that doesn’t matter Cellino. Not in December or now in February.
The excesses of Cellino far from being limited to what happened around the figure of Pep Clotet. Recently the president has made decisions such as installing video surveillance cameras to monitor the training of the squad itself, giving the go-ahead or not to medical tests for players suffering from injuries or deciding whether the the team’s coach is present or absent from press conferences. All this undoubtedly does not bring stability to the club and Pep Clotet, now off the bench again, he is a victim twice. Brescia, meanwhile, is floundering in Serie B, far from fighting for promotion to Serie A where, historically, it should be.
Source: La Verdad
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