René Wagner

And As for Cohn, they've also got issues of their own because it took them way too long to get going in this game.

And Rene Wagner remains under pressure in my eyes.

Both of these two sides remain.

You know, probably a lot of people will be tipping them to maybe be in the bottom three.

As for Unio, as for Köln, they're not winning games in the league when they should be, ultimately, because they've not got a bad side these days.

But having said that, I think René Wagner remains under a level of pressure and the fans will expect him to win this game.

But they're not going to win it for me, Rory.

And it's going to be a nil-nil draw, this one.

I'm here for the second time in three days.

And if you recall, on Saturday, the last time here, the chant ringing around the Mungersdorfer Stadion here behind me was Wagner raus, calls for action.

Cologne's head coach, René Wagner, to be sacked following the truly awful bar draw against Schalke in the Bundesliga.

Three days later, the stadium here has been bouncing for the past half an hour or so.

It's a chance of Saeed El Mala after Cohn's new superstar hair these days, scored two and set up one more in what was a thumping 5-0 win.

like Schalke and Stuttgart and Eintracht,

I actually am probably the only person left in the Bundesrepublik who believes in René Wagner at Köln.

It's very, very lonely, I have to say.

But, I mean, there's just so many teams that they're sharing the bottom of the table with right now that could easily overtake them.

Even though we did keep Cologne up in the end, I think he only won one of his seven games in charge at the end of last season.

As Cologne were dropping quite worryingly down the league, and they were probably saved in the end, less spies René Wagner, with respect, and more by, I think, the lack of quality of the teams below them, who eventually did go down.

And we've been through this discussion before, that the change from Lucas Kosniak last season to René Wagner probably was no way around it, given the slide in form and the fact that the Clones weren't getting any more wins.

But I thought at the time it was absolutely a shame because when it was going well for Lucas Castillo and Colombo playing some really, really attractive football with the likes of Aaron Mallard and Linton Maynard and Wagner, Ashley Gunther and they've brought in Mikey Mallard this season as well.

So there is potential there and I think that's what makes it even, Maynard's brutal as well as a proven goal scorer.

They can lie deep and then maybe get a goal from a set play or something.

I've got a feeling it's going to be a kind of big disaster, really, for Rene Wagner and Kohn this one.

That's an interesting take.

Yeah, not necessarily as if something came into my mind, but the way that you've explained it, I think, is reasonable and logical there.

yeah,

René Wagner is under a level of pressure for me because he was a budget appointment.

And I'm going to be honest, I think performance wise, it could have been better this season at times.

Agreed.

Um, But Kern are deserved winners.

I happen to like Rene Wagner.

I mean, when we look at the interim coaches who received permanent appointments last season, we, of course, have your Manuel Baum, who is thriving at Augsburg.

We have Eugen Polanski, who...