Omar De Felippe is no longer the coach of Newell & # 39; s

After the meeting, the retired coach said: "I did not see any answers from the team, the decision comes out " and he argued that "Players have to change the air".

From Felippe was "badly stopped" after the defeat of the rosarino team against his classic rival Rosario Central by 2-1 on November 1, for the quarterfinals of the Argentine Cup played at the court of Arsenal in Sarandí.

On that occasion he said: "Now I have the strength to continue, when I go to Rosario, I will tell you", De Felippe anticipated his questioned continuity in his function, which then achieved with the approval of the leaders of the club Parque Independencia.

The Felippe had then proposed to lead the team against the pointer Racing Club, with which he lost 1 to 0 in Avellaneda despite playing one of the best matches of his cycle.

then, Newell`s goalless home against the upcoming defense and justice, after De Felippe had announced that he would lead the team in the last four games of the year and then I decided whether or not I would stay in office.

The DT he had replaced Juan Manuel Llop he left with a report of 6 wins, 4 draws and 9 losses for local tournaments (with 18 goals for and 19 against). Under his leadership, the team could never win as a visitor or convert more than two goals in any state (except Copa Argentina).

The Felippe said goodbye to Newell Harvested 22 points out of 57 in dispute: an effectiveness of 38.5%.

Because of his technical leadership the Rosarino team was eliminated in the first round of the Copa Sudamericana against Atlético Paranaense and in the quarterfinals of Copa Argentina where he eliminated Deportivo Rincón, Defensores Unidos de Zárate and Atlético Tucumán, but fell in the classic against Rosario Central.

The Felippe is on the list of coaches who have left their positions in this Super League: Claudio Biaggio (San Lorenzo), Lucas Bernardi (Belgrano of Córdoba) Ezequiel Carboni (left Lanús and took Argentinos Juniors), Juan Pablo Pumpido (Plate), Rubén Forestello (left San Martín de Tucumán and moved to San Martín de San Juan) , Alfredo Berti (Argentinos Juniors), Gastón Coyette (he left San Martín de San Juan and arrived in San Martín de Tucumán) and Cristian Ledesma (Tigre).