We saw a team on the field that started the match well.

Until the clock showed 13 minutes…

Ruslan's unintentional mistake, which was far from his experience and class, not only led to the loss of the match but also caused chaos within the club.

Coach Fatih resigned in an emotional move.
I think this resignation was absolutely not the right decision.

If you don't have other thoughts in mind and you can't read the process correctly, the mistakes will never end.

The second mistake was that the Trabzonspor administration, in a written statement issued at 2:42 AM, refused to accept this resignation.
Conclusion: Two wrongs don't make a right.

If you've ever worked with soil, you know that you can't refill a hole with the same soil you dig out.

My point of view is this:
Fatih Tekke should have been thanked and forgiven for his great struggle over the past 18 months.

But lo and behold, after all this commotion, Coach Fatih will be leading his team in training tonight. Unless they have some other agenda, the management isn't in their right minds.

Because this persuasion effort places all the responsibility on the shoulders of the management.

Taking care of the people you work with is certainly a virtue.
If the management has a plan to buy some time and implement the Abdullah Avcı idea on the field, let's warn them now before it's too late:

You'll be bathing in the same water not twice, but for the third time.

Let's get to the point...
I am someone who believes, and is quite insistent on the point, that our community cannot grow through big transfers, but will grow by preserving its own values.

However, at this point, for the sake of our club's future, I have to compromise on this principled stance for the first and last time in my life.

Since we've assembled a team that brings together world-class stars, even though they're all at a mature age:
Salah, Savić, Fábio, Ruslan, Onana, and despite everything, Onuachu.

Managing this team isn't something everyone can do.

Fatih Hoca realized this, and succumbed to his love for Trabzonspor, resigning.

This resignation is not an escape, it's about recognizing one's own limits.
It is a virtuous form of behavior.

His explanation for returning is not for himself; it stems from his loyalty to his friends, the administration, and his team.
However, such behavior does not exist in professional life.

It was done incorrectly.

Fatih Tekke made the wrong decision to resign emotionally at the end of the match.

The board of directors also made a mistake by saying they did not accept the resignation at 2:42 AM.

Coach Fatih, who will be leading the team's training today, has made his second mistake due to his sense of belonging to Trabzonspor.

This stitch definitely won't hold.

The administration has only one move to make:
Since we've assembled a top-tier team, it's essential that the head coach is also of the elite level.

Our biggest problem right now is the lack of coaches who can manage these stars within the right system.
You can't get away with signing so many star players by hiring a local or just any foreign coach.

At the elite level, hiring a coach with high tactical discipline and the ability to remain calm in times of crisis is more than a need; it's a necessity.

Salah, Savić, Onana, and Ruslan need proven coaches.

Like Ernesto Valverde.
Like Xabi Alonso.
Like Marcelino García Toral.
Moreover, none of them are working right now.
I wish Edin Terzić hadn't gone to Spain, to Bilbao.