This season, former Manchester United star Ronny took charge of Plymouth's coaching whip, however, his team's performance is not ideal, and successively suffered from a difficult situation of winning and losing. In a match against Bristol City, Plymouth suffered a 4-goal defeat and the team is in crisis. Rumor has it that Ronny is facing a contract renewal dilemma, with two consecutive home games against Oxford and Swansea, if he fails to get a win, the "Moonba" coach's position may not be guaranteed.
After retiring from the game, Ronnie stepped into coaching in 2020, and initially coached Championship side County, with a fair performance. Unfortunately, the team suffered a 21-point financial crisis, and even had a transfer ban imposed, and were eventually relegated. Ronny then moved to the Washington League and returned to England a year and a half later to coach Championship side Birmingham. However, his team's performance took a sharp turn for the worse, going from fighting for a promotion place to a relegation battle, and he was eventually sacked in the middle of the season.
Ronny returned to Plymouth this summer, but the team's record has not improved with his return. Recently, the team suffered consecutive losses, including a 1-6 defeat to Norwich and a 0-4 loss to Bristol City. Ronny himself has been described by the media as "the toughest week of his coaching career". Currently, Plymouth is ranked fourth in the league and is about to fall into the relegation zone. In the face of the crisis, will Ronny be able to save the day and lead the team out of the predicament?
