He caught the team in a limit situation, drop edge, with mistrust for the flag, and results they could not be worse. Espanyol is in Second division and Francisco Rufete carries four defeats in four games. With three days to go, the Alicante coach could become the coach with the highest percentage of lost games in Espanyol's history. Solamente already has to Juande Ramos and José Manuel Esnal, Mané, ahead in these Razzies awards, as the anti-Oscars are known in Hollywood.
Who own right now that symbolic award is the Basque coach. Mané he directed Espanyol in six games in the 2008-09 campaign, between Tintín Márquez and Mauricio Pochettino, but his step was short-lived. The parakeet team tied three games and lost another three. He ended up fired. Juande follows in his footsteps with his creepy beginning of season in 2002-03 which cost him the dismissal. The coach from Real Madrid led Espanyol in five encounters in which he only managed to add a tie.
Rufete has already surpassed other coaches who nor were lucky in the parakeet club, as is the case of Juanjo Diaz, who lost the three games he led in 92-93, with another drop under his arm, and Milorad Pavic, who lasted two games in the 1983-94 campaign. It's curious that among the worst technicians in history in terms of winning percentage, beech all of this course counting only this campaign.
Pablo Machín is tied with Jaime Sabaté (counting Segunda), with a victory in ten games. Both, counting that they had ten days, are the worst technicians in parrot history. Abelardo Fernández is the one who stands out best, but he is also in the low zone, with 23.08% of wins: three of 13. David Gallego owns 38% counting the five games he led at the end of the 17-18 course. Without them, he remains at 16%, which also places him among the ten worst, like Marcelo Bielsa.