Were Al Wahda right to replace Boloni with Tite?

To judge a coach on 180 minutes seems not dissimilar to evaluating a painter on the first splashes of colour on canvas. Yet the Pro League champions Al Wahda marked Laszlo Boloni for the drop after only two matches. Read the full article.

Was it panic or forward planning? Were Wahda too quick to pull the trigger? Or were they making a good decision in the long term? Tell us your thoughts.

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