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In a message on the Argyle website, chairman Simon Hallett said the club were “disappointed” in the “timing and manner” of Muslic’s departure.
“After the season ended, and with rumours flying that Miron was attracting interest from other clubs, I called him personally and he assured me that he was 100% committed to Argyle. His colleagues had no indication that he wanted to leave,” he said.
“Last Saturday, Miron
Plymouth Argyle head coach Miron Muslic is to leave after opening talks with a German second-division club.
Argyle, just relegated from the Championship, said they had “reluctantly” allowed the Bosnia-born Austrian to enter into discussions with the Bundesliga 2 club, reported to be Schalke.
Former Cercle Bruges boss Muslic, 42, replaced Wayne Rooney as head coach in January but could not keep the club up in the second tier, despite
On Thursday, Muslic, who agreed a three-and-a-half year deal when he joined the club, said he wanted “answers” over the futures of a number of key players.
He also called for clarity over who Argyle’s new technical director will be as well as appointments to the recruitment department.
“I’m empty – we are relegated for seven or eight days, believe me I’m empty,” Muslic told BBC Sport.
“I don’t
Plymouth Argyle head coach Miron Muslic says Wayne Rooney should not be blamed for the club’s pending relegation from the Championship.
The former England captain left the Pilgrims on 31 December with them bottom of the second tier.
Rooney guided Argyle to just four league wins and 13 defeats in 23 Championship matches in charge.
Since taking over in January, Muslic has led Plymouth to eight win and eight losses
Plymouth Argyle head coach Miron Muslic says he “needs answers” over the future direction of the club.
Barring a freak set of results on Saturday, the Pilgrims will be relegated from the Championship despite the best efforts of the Bosnian-born Austrian.
Muslic says he still has no clarity over who a new sporting director will be at Home Park and is worried that other clubs will be ahead of the
Plymouth Argyle head coach Miron Muslic says his side have the “belief” to keep their Championship survival hopes alive.
The Pilgrims are three points from safety at the bottom of the table with two games to play, starting with a must-win trip to Preston North End on Saturday.
Argyle go into the game in good form, having won three of their past five games beating Norwich City, Sheffield United and
“It feels heavy,” he told BBC Radio Devon. “The lads played a brilliant game.
“Everything we prepared before, we actually delivered. We knew the threat of Middlesbrough – very strong in possession, very strong offensively, but we did it very well and consistently kept our transition threat, creating so many goalscoring opportunities.
“That shows the strong performance we had. And losing this very much deserved point we had with a
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Plymouth Argyle head coach Miron Muslic has called on his attacking players to have a greater impact on his struggling side.
The Pilgrims are seven points from safety at the bottom of the Championship ahead of the visit of Norwich City on Saturday.
“I think we have nine offensive players. They have to do better,” Muslic said.
While Muslic says leading goalscorers Ryan Hardie and Mustapha Bundu have “delivered” in
Muslic hopes that his side can perform a similar turnaround to that seen after they lost 5-0 at home to Burnley in January.
They then went on a seven-game run that saw them beaten only once and defeat Liverpool and West Bromwich Albion, and record a 5-1 victory over Millwall.
He says the club’s fans – some of whom left early in the loss to Sheffield Wednesday – have to
