Is it over if I avoid direct relegation to Jeonbuk squad and stay? ...Director Kim Doo-hyun's role was "Firefighter"

Is it over if I avoid direct relegation to Jeonbuk squad and stay? ...Director Kim Doo-hyun's role was "Firefighter"

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Jeonbuk Hyundai is still in jeopardy.

Jeonbuk still ranks 11th, which needs to play in the promotion and playoffs. It had one draw and two losses in the final round, failing to add even one win. It is fortunate that the team avoided consecutive losses at the 36th round match against Incheon United (0-0 draw). The team should take it as comfort that it did not fall to the bottom as it did not lose to the bottom Incheon team. There is still a possibility that it will fall to the bottom. Jeonbuk (38 points) is two points shorter than the bottom Incheon team (36 points). Outside the relegation zone, the gap with Daejeon Hana Citizen (42 points) is four points.
Jeonbuk has been sluggish throughout this season. It has been hovering around the bottom ranks. Its ranking has also remained unchanged. However, Coach Kim Doo-hyun, who took the helm after Petrescu stepped down, has not shown significant changes and rebound. He once had an undefeated run, but he falters again.

Notably, the team has scored no goals in three consecutive games in recent months. Perhaps due to stable operation of the game 토토사이트, the team failed to score even one shot on goal in the match against Incheon. "Players must feel pressured because this is a game that they should not lose. There are some areas that we had to play carefully," Kim said after the match.

Due to sluggish performance repeatedly, Kim even stopped the loudspeaker in front of fans after the match against Incheon. Kim joined Jeonbuk as a so-called "firefighter." At the time, the team picked Kim after agonizing hard. It took about two months for the team to decide. The role of a "firefighter" is to change the team's mood and bring out the rebound. It is not that the team lacked reinforcement of capability. Jeonbuk supported Kim by spending a considerable amount of money in the summer transfer market.

Nevertheless, Kim had six wins, six draws and 10 losses in the league alone since his inauguration. As a firefighter, this is not a good enough result. You might think that he is changing, but the coach is evaluated as a result in the end. Jeonbuk remains at the bottom of the list to avoid direct demotion and has to be satisfied that it stays after the promotion and play-off. Kim himself aimed to achieve the "Final A" goal in his inaugural press conference, but failed early on.

Still, officials in the soccer community view Jeonbuk as unlikely to be demoted. Even if the team heads to the promotion and playoffs, it will be able to survive the competition with the K League 2 (minor league) teams. In fact, Jeju manager Kim Hak-beom also predicted that the team will survive. Even so, Jeonbuk is disappointed under the Kim administration. As a "firefighter," Kim failed to succeed.