Andrea Pirlo (158 Viewers)

[JuveJay]

My gut feeling. He is a legend, players respect him and will give their all. The next Zidane.

Obviously I hope you're right and he's not another Scholes.

 

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[JCK]

Sure about that? I have every right to post on this forum. Put me on ignore if my posts bother you, snowflake.

How sensitive! I was just pointing out that these posts are terrible. They remind me of Liverpool fans and their "it's our year, I can feel it"

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How do you conclude this from a sample size of zero?

Exactly my point!

 

[Juve92]

How sensitive! I was just pointing out that these posts are terrible. They remind me of Liverpool fans and their "it's our year, I can feel it"

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What's wrong with being optimistic?

 

[KB824]

My gut feeling. He is a legend, players respect him and will give their all. The next Zidane.

However, Zidane was an assistant coach for a year, coached the B team for 2 years before he became Real's manager.

Pirlo's first ever training session at any level was yesterday.

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But obviously, I would hope you are right. This is all just a little concerning, regardless of how smart he is.

 

[Juliano13]

Obviously we all hope he will succeed. But there is no reason to be very optimistic. For every Zidane there are 10 Seedorfs.

Kind of like hiring a college dropout for CEO because Mark Zuckerberg turned out so good. Everybody knows Zuckerberg but what about the thousands of junkeys behind the alley who also dropped out?

 

[Juventinoo]

My gut feeling. He is a legend, players respect him and will give their all. The next Zidane.

 

[KB824]

Obviously we all hope he will succeed. But there is no reason to be very optimistic. For every Zidane there are 10 Seedorfs.

Kind of like hiring a college dropout for CEO because Mark Zuckerberg turned out so good. Everybody knows Zuckerberg but what about the thousands of junkeys behind the alley who also dropped out?

And then you say to yourself that Agnelli must know something that we all don't , right? This is arguably the biggest gamble he has taken since his presidency.

 

[Inglip]

My gut feeling. He is a legend, players respect him and will give their all. The next Zidane.

What if the all they can give is not enough?

 

[Juve92]

What if the all they can give is not enough?

Like I have mentioned earlier, we need to get him the right players with strong mentality. Offload the deadwood and get in some hungry players.

 

[KB824]

Like I have mentioned earlier, we need to get him the right players with strong mentality. Offload the deadwood and get in some hungry players.

Isn't that the goal every year? What makes this any different? The last coach to want to do that, we showed him the door.

 

[alexjuventino]

Is the press conference only on Juventus Tv?

 

[U Picciriddu]

However, Zidane was an assistant coach for a year, coached the B team for 2 years before he became Real's manager.

Pirlo's first ever training session at any level was yesterday.

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But obviously, I would hope you are right. This is all just a little concerning, regardless of how smart he is.

Zidane also had a very very good team.

Anyway I see this as a long term project. Unless he makes really weird choices, he should get a few seasons as we should continue to invest in young players.

 

[KB824]

Zidane also had a very very good team.

Anyway I see this as a long term project. Unless he makes really weird choices, he should get a few seasons as we should continue to invest in young players.

So do I, which is why I am against getting anyone in their mid 30's on this team. We already have enough of them.

 

[kappa96]

Obviously we all hope he will succeed. But there is no reason to be very optimistic. For every Zidane there are 10 Seedorfs.

Kind of like hiring a college dropout for CEO because Mark Zuckerberg turned out so good. Everybody knows Zuckerberg but what about the thousands of junkeys behind the alley who also dropped out?

You have to put it in context .
Zidane was a flop in real b ,yet at real he had a world class squad. It's pretty hard to flop with it .
Seedorf and inzaghi had weak squads or aging players . Milan was a shit run club . They didn't had a working environment to begin with .
Now juve ,just won Seria A despite sarri, still has a world class squad for Seria A, probably the best there is , so for him to flop would be very hard .
If the players doesn't like him ,it is not out of the question that they would take matters into their own hands and get us through the finish line.

 

[KB824]

You have to put it in context .
Zidane was a flop in real b ,yet at real he had a world class squad. It's pretty hard to flop with it .
Seedorf and inzaghi had weak squads or aging players . Milan was a shit run club . They didn't had a working environment to begin with .
Now juve ,just won Seria A despite sarri, still has a world class squad for Seria A, probably the best there is , so for him to flop would be very hard .
If the players doesn't like him ,it is not out of the question that they would take matters into their own hands and get us through the finish line.

But at least Zidane had the experience, even as an assistant coach under Ancelotti . Regardless of whether he flopped for the youth squad, the experience was invaluable. Honestly, I don't think his record as their youth coach whether excellent or terrible would have had any bearing on the decision making to promote him. They were going to do it anyway

 

[kappa96]

But at least Zidane had the experience, even as an assistant coach under Ancelotti . Regardless of whether he flopped for the youth squad, the experience was invaluable. Honestly, I don't think his record as their youth coach whether excellent or terrible would have had any bearing on the decision making to promote him. They were going to do it anyway

The question is if pirlo would flop with juve u23 how many would want him to coach our senior team . Everyone would have a meltdown, that's for sure and who could blame them

 

[KB824]

The question is if pirlo would flop with juve u23 how many would want him to coach our senior team . Everyone would have a meltdown, that's for sure and who could blame them

They probably would, but grooming a former player to be a coach isn't necessarily about results. It's about ideas and man management.

 

[CAPITANO]

Is the press conference only on Juventus Tv?

https://www.sportitalia.com/it-int/playerpage/57561

 

[kappa96]

They probably would, but grooming a former player to be a coach isn't necessarily about results. It's about ideas and man management.

At juve is always about results.
Pirlo needs to win to stay and has always been like that.

 

[KB824]

At juve is always about results.
Pirlo needs to win to stay and has always been like that.

And it isn't about results at Real Madrid?

You mentioned that Zidane was a flop at their B team, and I stated that it didn't matter, because he was always going to be their next manager.