In my opinion, the steps taken by Union Berlin management are quite brave regarding the dismissal of their coach. This is Bo Svensson's first season in charge of Union Berlin, yes, the coach has not shown his good work and has only been able to lead Union Berlin to 12th place in the standings, but this is only approaching the second half of the season, besides that I see Bo Svensson quite successful. Union Berlin has become a team with a strong defense this season, he only needs to fix the attack line, that's where Union Berlin's problem lies, I'm quite sure that if they bring in quality attacking players, Union Berlin can become a team that can be respected like in the 22/23 season, they managed to occupy the top 4 at the end of the season.
But what else can we do, the dismissal has happened and we might see Union Berlin sink even further this season.
At the current stage of the league, Union Berlin should only focus on evading relegationthis season because they are not doing so well like they are known to be in the past. No doubt they have strong defense line and this is the reason they have conceding less goals this season and if they had been scoring goals while ensure they defend they way they do, their position in the league would have been much better. I only hope the adjustments being made in the club will lead to some major changes in playing tactics and put the team on the attacking side as much as they are defending.
I feel like they are surely doing fine enough that they will not go down this season. They just realized, they can't do great at the top, that won't happen and they also know that they are not going to do that badly and go down, so they are in a limbo. When a team finishes 12th, there is nothing for them, no relegation, no uefa games, nothing. So there is no bravery in firing your coach, considering how bad could you get. This is why Union Berlin did this move at a comforting place, they knew that the results couldn't be that bad and that's why they were in a good situation to handle without a doubt.
I can see why this could be a bit of a trouble for some people because they are always shocked when a manager gets fired, and I do agree that Union Berlin wasn't really expected to do awesome neither, so there isn't some unexpected results from them, this is what they are capable of doing, so why fire the manager right?
Well, because he hasn't overachieved, and there is no bad return when they are not careful with this neither. This is why they had easy time firing Bo Svensson, he wasn't giving them something they couldn't live without, and not like they are going to get some world class level manager neither, they are not going to chase Ancelotti lol. So they can find someone decent enough I am sure.