“Goncharenko has reached a point where his ideas are exhausted and he is stuck in stubbornness. It’s like a turtle in front of a plinth. If Ural does not decide to replace the coach, he risks leaving the league. It’s time to change coaches.
Who could replace Goncharenko? If age and experience are important, then Tarkhanov, even though he no longer works and is almost 70 years old. Or Kolyvanov, an excellent coach who is adapted to difficult situations,” Utkin wrote on his Telegram channel.
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