Agbonlahor: Obo will not find another job in the Premier League, he can go home

British media talkSPORT radio reported that former Premier League star Agbonlahor commented that Abo will never find a job in the Premier League. Agbonlahor believes that even though Tottenham led the team to win the Europa League, Abo is still not an excellent coach.

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After returning to the Premier League, Aobo only coached 8 games at Forest and stayed for 39 days before being kicked out. Australia and Poland ended their second Premier League journey with 8 games without a win. In his second season coaching Tottenham, although Aobo led the team to end a 17-year championship drought, he lost 22 games in the league and suffered a season record of 41 injuries.

On talkSPORT's Football Morning Bus program, when asked if Australia's Premier League coaching career was over, former Villa star Agbonlahor replied: "Yes, I think Australia's Premier League coaching career is completely over. After the bad endings he encountered in the Premier League when coaching Tottenham, he can still get a job. The opportunity to coach Forest really shocked everyone."

"What's more, he was fired after coaching Forest for only five Premier League games. This is the shortest tenure as a head coach in the history of the Premier League. I think if Aobo can find a job, he may go abroad to develop, maybe coach a national team."

Agbonlahor suggested that Obo could go home, "but I'm sure because his family and young children are still in Australia. He can go home now and enjoy some time with his family. After all, the pressure from his past two jobs is not good for him." His body is definitely not good." When asked whether Postkoglu was a good coach, Agbonlahor replied: "I don't think so. Don't forget, although he led Tottenham to the Europa League, he lost 22 games in a season."