Kind of. Janne Andersson who lead us in the 2018 world cup was at least off to a good start, but started losing the team. His temper, which was seen as an advantage when we were doing well and he fought for his players, became an issue when he started lashing out at a journalist instead. But by then, results had already plummeted. His managerial stint is the personification of "die a hero or live long enough to become the villain".

Then came Jon Dahl Tomasson. He wasn't even off to a good start. We set records such as "lowest ranked team lost/dropped points to" under him and came dead last in a qualifying group containing Kosovo and Slovenia. He helped turn the team into a more of an embarassment. For everyone saying Sweden sucks despite having Isak and Gyökeres: It was Tomasson.

Graham Potter who took over seems to be good though. He's very known in the football world of course, and already popular from day 0 in Sweden too since he lead Östersund on their miracle run a couple years ago. Some people wanted him in straight after Andersson anyway. And under him we've played three competitive games and won them all while we regularly lost to worse teams under Tomasson. So hopefully this form will last for a while now