Former Omsk Avangard coach Dmitry Ryabykin fired for the second time this season

On Saturday, February 4, the Ural HC Metallurg announced the dismissal of coach Dmitry Ryabykin, who was previously the head coach of Avangard. The termination of the employment contract was by mutual agreement. Thus, the specialist was fired for the second time in the 2022/23 season.

In the KHL on Saturday, February 4, a coaching resignation took place, indirectly related to Avangard. His former head coach Dmitry Ryabykin left the headquarters of Magnitogorsk.

“Thank you for your work, Dmitry Anatolyevich!

Hockey club “Metallurg” and coach Dmitry Ryabykin terminated the contract. The agreement was terminated by mutual agreement of the parties.

We thank Dmitry Anatolyevich for his work and wish him good luck in his future career! ”, The club’s press service wrote.

From the post in the “Vanguard” Ryabykin was fired in October and then quite quickly moved to Metallurg. Later, the head of the board of directors of the “hawks” Alexander Krylov spoke to reportersthat, as an option, the coach was offered to become the head of the VHL or MHL team instead of Avangard, but it turns out that he preferred to take advantage of the offer of the KHL club, but only as an assistant to the main “helmsman”.

In the comments of the post in the Metallurg public on VKontakte, the fans were divided in their opinions about this decision of the club bosses – on the one hand, everything was supposedly right, it was brewing, because Magnitogorsk fell to fifth place in the East. On the other hand, more claims should be made to the head coach Ilya Vorobyov.

“We found the last one))) It seems that they all need to be replaced there … again, Vorobyov is like water off a duck’s back …,” wrote Alexander Davydov.

“It seems to me alone that Vorobyov is to blame?” Dmitry Setov added.

“Yes, Magnitogorsk will play more, be sure … She will still go over everyone’s heads,” Dmitry expressed his opinion.

Earlier also we wrotethat Avangard lost in an away match to Amur.