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While one specific result should not signal the end for any football coach ­as proven by Feyenoord's excellent decision to retain Mario Been after they lost 10-0 to PSV last month ­ the latest defeat for [b]Werder Bremen[/b], a 6-0thrashing at Stuttgart, has kick-started a debate about the future of their boss Thomas Schaaf. Schaaf is the longest-serving coach in the Bundesliga, having been at the Weserstadion since 1999, and before that, he spent four years with the reserve team. Schaaf also deserves huge respect for sticking to his belief in attacking football, which is why Bremen are so often involved in high-scoring matches. It's always worth looking at the over 2.5 goals option when they play as well as the other goals markets ­ six of their matches this season have already had...