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Ivan Juric admits that he is not sure if he will be in charge of Southampton next season and admitted that he “did not do well” in St. Mary’s.
The reports showed up this week that the saints were lining up for the Sheffield chief on Wednesday Danny Ruhl, no matter what division the summer came. Rohl is a former Southampton assistant and the club allegedly approached Wednesday before the appointment of Juric.
The South Coast Coat Club is the Premier League with only nine points of 27 games, 13 called security.
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Juric replaced Russell Martin’s discharged in December, and Roma rejected him a month earlier after only 12 in charge.
Juric ‘Live in the moment’
Asked about his future on the eve of Saturday’s scary trip to Liverpool leaders, the Croat said, “I don’t know. As I said, I live at the moment and think about Liverpool, not what will be in the future or not happening. I can do my job and try to do my best. That’s it.
“This is normal for every manager when you have results and everything is good, and when you have no results, you and the club doubt it. It’s a normal situation and I’m used to it. For every manager, it’s nothing special.”
Juric honest with your own performance
Juric lost everything except one of his 10 league games, and admits it was not easy.
He added, “I did not do well, it was (any) bad. I think there are many situations. I think everyone is a little guilty.
“But if I think of my job, of course I’m not satisfied, I’m not satisfied. I expected a lot more. When things went wrong, everyone was guilty.
“Not Tim or I or the Club, it’s wrong to everyone. We have nine points. They made five and then four with Russel Martin and then four.
“My guilt and others, so it’s not important to think about it. It’s only important that we have to get ready to play.
“We have to do our best at the end of the season. Then you will see what happens. It’s not easy to lose in games.
“But as I said before, it is a great experience for my young players. I have to be tough. I have to think that something good can happen in these bad times.”
If there was a good news for Juric, the fact is that his team will have four players on Anfield and Kyle Walker-Peters, Adam Lallana, Jan Bednarek and Lesley Vasmukwu are all available.
