Ivan Juric lies on brink of levelling Bayern Munich boss in embarrassing tally | OneFootball

Boss Ivan Juric has lost all six of his Southampton games at home in charge. If the club loses against Crystal Palace next, Juric would level Vincent Kompany's record of first 7 Premier League home losses.

Over the years, the Premier League has witnessed some of the greatest players and managers in history. Yet, interestingly, not all of them left their mark here.

In fact, notably, most of them didn't peak here, as their legacies suggest. For context, despite having had players like Cristiano Ronaldo and Thierry Henry, here the record goal tally remains just 260 by Saints icon Alan Shearer.

That’s why this quote sums it up perfectly: "The Premier League does not wait for anyone. You either adapt or you disappear."

Well, but who could relate to it more than Southampton fans, who have seen this prove itself again and again? After all, the latest example of boss Ivan Juric flashes with the club's miseries repeatedly.

Southampton hired Juric based on his impressive Serie A track record, but now, they regret that decision daily. And now, Juric is on the verge of yet another unwanted milestone at Southampton.

Barring a few positives, Juric has disappointed both the club and himself during his tenure. What's new this time? It's another low that boss Juric is en route to hit at Southampton now.

Ivan Juric circling around Bayern boss Kompany's embarrassing record

According to the Daily Echo, the Saints boss is just a loss away from equalling ex-Burnley boss Vincent Kompany's embarrassing tally of first 7 consecutive Premier League home losses.

What's even more concerning? This outcome seems highly likely. Notably, if Southampton loses against Crystal Palace next, whom they haven't defeated in a long time, Juric would get associated with this unwanted record.

But let’s be honest, while this is a worrying situation for Juric and Southampton, it also gives fans another reason to rally behind their team during this turbulent phase.

After all, Juric may not be here much longer, but does Southampton really want to stain his otherwise impressive resume? I hope not.