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Very promising but also expensive. Considering the current state of the sqaud, a CB shouldn't even be a priority. We need fullbacks and wingers first.

Latest rumors speak of separation by mutual consent. Elkann confirmed he spoke to Allegri today and he confirmed him only for the next two games, nothing more. To me it looks like Allegri finally gave in. For sure he'll get some money. Even Agresti is jumping on the bandwagon now.

A few days ago I posted somewhere around here news from a 'reliable' VS guru, one of the major points was that Allegri had no desire to leave. And just some minutes ago boom:

Yep, seems like this is what is happening right now. ADL was ready to release Giuntoli without too much fuss but then he found out that Spaletti also wants to leave. Apparently The two have a very good understanding and they want to continue working together. This was today mentioned on VS by a...

Apparently he also said that Napoli can also lose Ohsemen and Kim. No wonder it's a sinking ship, with the best players leaving no one can be surprised that Spaletti has doubts. From other sources (VS) it seems like Kvara also got an important offer from EPL and he wants to go as well.

Started vs Brentford and got an assist. Second half just started.

There are rumors that Manna could be the new DS but that doesn't make slightest sense, he'll be suspended come next Monday. More and more journalists are confirming that there's a break in the locker room which came post-EL elimination. Vaciago and Barilla are not that reliable but now...

Absolutely. As long as we can see and feel there's some progress being made, a coach like that gets to build without too much pressure for winning. It's not like we have any guarantees with the current status quo.

I can understand where the comparison comes from I mean Sarri and Spaletti but only up to a point. However, even if you rate them the same which I don't, then you also have to consider that the circumstances are completely different now than when we hired Sarri: - Sarri took over a very strong...

There are only two reasons why Allegri is still here: #1 he still has two years of his contract worth total of ~30m gross #2 the off-field issues with courts (capital gains and delayed wages during covid) cast too much uncertainty around the club as a whole. Because of #2 the whole board of...

But which players exactly would oppose that? The only one I can think of is Bonucci and he's to be shitcanned from here asap. If not, he'll be a 6.5m net mascot. The club's culture is there to be changed and that will be a challenge, I agree. The players though? I think the opposite - most of...

Dude what throating? I'm just evaluating pros and cons of Spaletti because for me Allegri can't stay, no matter what. I wanted him sacked in 2019 and I never really wanted him back. So two years of suffering for me and still running -.- I think Alen gave me good enough of an explanation for the...

Oh, if it was possible, I'd take De Zerbi and Italiano ahead of Spal too. I'm not sure about Tudor tbh.

I think you're looking at it from the wrong angle. Yes, Spaletti is not a serial winner but he rebuilds and improves his teams, he gives an identity. I'd totally welcome a more attacking one, in the sense that we finally have some organization and cohesion there as under Allegri it looks bleak...

Of course they can and they would. Unless you believe we have worse players than Napoli and Fiorentina that is. Our players aren't THAT bad. I mean, if everybody is shit, you have to fire the coach because it's him who gets too much wrong. Then, firing Allegri won't magically fix everything...

It'd be enough to have De Zerbi or even Italiano. Some laugh their assess off hearing these names but at least their teams can do the basics right. Something that JJ under Allegro never had. One watches his JJ and can easily confuse that team with Siena. A true relegation battler style and only...

More and more rumors about Spaletti resigning at Nipples.