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According to the Mirror, certain players are understood to have complained about his training techniques and tactics.
The style of play at St, Mary’s has often been questioned during Puel’s reign, with many fans suggesting the football is too negative. However, it’s the news of unrest from the players that seems like it could be the final nail in the coffin.
If he loses his job, Claude Puel to go down as a member of the top five least memorable managers in the division’s history?
— Duck Phillips (@MOliverFan) May 16, 2017
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Puel seems to be bemused that his work would lead to criticism after taking the Saints to the League Cup final, as well as a potential eighth-place finish in the league.
He has also had to work for a good portion of the season without centre-back Virgil van Dijk and striker Charlie Austin, two of his most influential players.
The former Nice manager has also brought through several promising youngsters, such as Josh Sims, Jack Stephens and Sam McQueen after the previous manager Ronald Koeman was heavily criticised for his lack of faith in the youth set-up.
But it seems as if none of these factors will be enough to keep the Frenchman in his job, and he could be relieved of his duties as early as next week.
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