The defeat counts Fulham (3-0) that has left the ‘villains’ on the verge of relegation and has led to the dismissal of the coach
He is the fourth fired in the Premier this season after Scott Parker (Bournemouth), Tuchel (Chelsea) and Bruno Lage (Wolves)
Aston Villa confirmed the dismissal of their coach, Steven Gerrardwho lost this Thursday 3-0 against Fulham and who has the team on the verge of relegation in the Premier League.
After the loud chants at Craven Cottage, asking for Gerrard’s head for the bad season of the ‘Villains’the board of the Birmingham club made the decision to do without a Gerrard did not meet expectations.
The former Liverpool legend arrived at Villa with the credentials of having brought Glasgow Rangers back to glory, with their first Scottish league title in a decade, and leaving the Protestants leaders of the championship.
Nevertheless, at Aston Villa he completed a disappointing first season, with a fourteenth place, and this one started much worse, flirting with relegation and with just two wins in eleven days. The straw that broke the camel’s back was the thrashing conceded at Craven Cottage against a newly promoted team like Marc Silva’s Fulham.
Gerrard leaves with 40 games directed at Villa, of which only won thirteen, tied 8 and lost 19. English is the fired technical room in the Premier League this season, following Bournemouth’s Scott Parker, Chelsea’s Thomas Tuchel and Wolverhampton Wanderers’ Bruno Lage.