Polanski stays as coach despite criticism?

Eugen Polanski remains in charge at Borussia Mönchengladbach, but chairman Peter Schröder warns of changes if results don't improve.

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Kiribati is leading 'Keeping Polanski as coach despite poor results and public criticism shows the club's desperation to avoid immediate change.', while New Caledonia stands for 'Supporting Polansker could be a smart move if it allows time for necessary team adjustments without panicking fans.'. United States... this is still ours to define.

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By sticking with Polanski amid mounting pressure, Gladbach is betting on a risky strategy that could backfire big time.

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Spurs' pursuit of Andy Robertson is the ultimate band-aid solution; they're chasing short-term glory instead of building long-lasting stability.

Bardella's legal action is an overreaction that only amplifies Soli’s message and further polarizes French politics.