A renowned coach as the last bullet at Betis

The current Betis board is looking for a renowned coach in the market, as the last bullet to appease the spirits of a hobby, the green and white, fed up with so much failed project. The premature (although for many, too late) dismissal of Rubi has opened the eyes of many of the fans who still maintained hopes in the current Council, that of Ángel Haro and López Catalán. President and Vice President are reluctant to step aside and They have begun the frantic search for a tenant with cache for the bench.

“I will leave if the results do not come,” said Ángel Haro in June 2017, but that promise does not seem to be fulfilled. Betis will give a new lurch and after paying last year the clause of a coach who is still in the second line as Rubi, who came to Heliópolis to shore up his previous little successes, now An attempt will be made to sign someone who has won things or, at least, whose figure creates some consensus among the fans. During the coronavirus stoppage, attempts have already been made to sign Unai Emery, who declined the offer, and Marcelino García Toral has been insisted on. But the Asturian coach seems to have other more interesting proposals.

Above all, because the economic conditions of Betis could give to pay the top salary of a coach of this type but in no case to remake to the measure of that coach a template that has clearly proved much less reliable than its Courageous preached. The Pamplona Javi Gracia also likes a wide sector of the fans But, almost as in the case of Emery and Marcelino, their contention and counterattack game has little to do with a majority of footballers designed to touch and carry the weight of the games. Two other technicians would fit into that type of football. They have also been in the crosshairs lately as the Chilean Manuel Pellegrini and the French Laurent Blanc, both also currently unemployed.