Telstar director about dismissal of trainer Mike Snoei: “This was inevitable”

“I spoke to Mike this morning and his resignation came as a disappointment to him,” Annokkée continues. “Mike had hoped for something different and of course we did too, but this is the reality. We add up all the pluses and minuses and think this is the best choice. We have difficulty scoring and you saw in the last matches among the players that it was It was difficult to remain combative. Telstar is also not known for just sending out a trainer.”

Metgod

The last time Telstar said goodbye to a trainer early was in 2010. Edward Metgod was dismissed after fourteen competition defeats in 25 matches. “Of course it is a difficult choice that we have made. Mike is extremely committed to the club and he achieved a great performance last year by finishing ninth in the competition.”

Assistant coaches Anthony Correia and Uli Landvreugd both have the necessary papers to become head coach. However, the former is head coach at second division team Katwijk and Annokkée announces that Correia will not complete the season as head coach of Telstar this season. “Correia has agreements with Katwijk and we respect them.”

In the video below, Annokkée explains more about which trainer should finish the season at Telstar. Text continues.

Annokkée is also not ruling out an outside trainer. “As far as I’m concerned, everything is open. It’s mainly about what the current staff and group of players want, because they too will have to look in the mirror and realize that things really have to be different. Correia and Landvreugd will work together on Friday against Helmond. Sports. We will see what happens next.”