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Who did Levy really blame?
Ramos has no top level managerial experience so if the DofF was fired, it was never a real option for Ramos to do the job on his own. So if Comolli was fired, Ramos would have had to go. Ramos was Comolli's appointment, so if it was deemed Ramos had failed, Comolli had to go. So, the question is, which one did Levy decide we couldn't continue with and thus casue the other to lose his job? And I don't think we can say it was 50/50, because that is never the case. There is always one person more sackable, or more to blame than the other. In Levy's eyes did Comolli do too much damage and thus Ramos had to go with him? Or did he think Ramos was a poor coach and thus blame Comolli?
Ramos has no top level managerial experience so if the DofF was fired, it was never a real option for Ramos to do the job on his own. So if Comolli was fired, Ramos would have had to go. Ramos was Comolli's appointment, so if it was deemed Ramos had failed, Comolli had to go. So, the question is, which one did Levy decide we couldn't continue with and thus casue the other to lose his job? And I don't think we can say it was 50/50, because that is never the case. There is always one person more sackable, or more to blame than the other. In Levy's eyes did Comolli do too much damage and thus Ramos had to go with him? Or did he think Ramos was a poor coach and thus blame Comolli?