Dmitri Khokhlov has admitted that the Moscow-based club badly needed a change after their nightmare start to the Russian Premier League campaign
Dynamo Moscow acting head coach, Dmitri Khokhlov, has assured the fans of altering the situation at the Moscow-based club after the Russian outfit recorded back-to-back Russian Premier League defeats, since the start of the Russian
championship, under Sergei Silkin.
Khokhlov, who stepped up to take the managerial role at the Moscow-based club after Silkin’s resignation, has admitted that the Russian outfit badly needed a change in management.
Silkin presented his resignation to the board of directors after failing to help the Russian outfit claim a single point in the opening three league games. The Musora suffered back-to-back defeats against Volga Nizhny Novgorod,
Zenit St. Petersburg and Spartak Moscow respectively.
“We will try to rectify the situation. We will hold a formal meeting to discuss the problems in the team at the end of this week.”
“I have been thinking about what is happening with the team, but I would not like to share it with the press. It is important that this conversation remains within the team. I understand that it is difficult to quickly resolve
the problem, but we must try.”
“I do not know that the club is looking for a new coach or not. My http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Job-c18684 is to try to change things now.” The Russian Super Cup winner was quoted as saying.
The acting head coach promised the fans of working hard as ever, insisting that there are a lot of things that needed to be addressed. He, meanwhile, told the fans to be patient as it will take some time to alter the situation.
Khokhlov told the fans that the club has given him a huge responsibility after Silkin’s departure and he will do everything possible to fill in his boots as quickly as possible. However, he also demanded some patience from the
fans.
The Russian tactician went on to lament the club’s decision to send their star striker http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Andriy-Voronin-c6020 to the German outfit, Fortuna Dusseldorf, on a season long loan spell earlier this month.
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