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Let’s see how Red Bulls fans feel about the man who fired Mike Petke

Firing successful managers who are very popular with the fans is usually a bad idea.

Eric Bolte-USA TODAY Sports

Ali Curtis first move as the New York Red Bulls’ sporting director was to fire their very popular manager Mike Petke. That is the same Mike Petke who played for the club, worked in the front office, became an assistant coach and then, as manager, won the first and only trophy in the history of the club.

Let’s see how Red Bulls fans feel about Curtis now.

You’re off to a good start, Ali.

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