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Badass J Elkann

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Feb 12, 2006
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:agree:

On another note Andy still spouting shit about Prandelli on facebook.
im assuming you were referring to me?

i've never liked prandelli as a manager, so good on him he got Italy to the Euros but his tactical stubborness have cost Italy on too many occassions, i actually don't think he even knows his best 11 and a system which best fits, it only just so happens that he is fortunate to be working with a large group of Juventus based players which makes his choices easier but he clearly lacks clarity in his ideas and that is why he will never win anything major in his career as a manager, Italy for the most parts look so ill-prepared and without a plan B, you only have to compare that with Conte's methods at Juve to see the difference. you can make a claim that the talent pool in Italy is somewhat lesser than some of the other powerhouse nations but that is no excuse for some of the embaressing performances Italy have put on show, drawing with bulgaria being the latest one.
 

Salvo

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Drawing to Bulgaria is typical Italy, they don't do shit in the early stages. Prandelli is a very good manager. The Juventus team is also better than the Italy team IMO.
 

Badass J Elkann

It's time to go!!
Feb 12, 2006
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he will still never win anything with the national team and he will still continue switching the systems around when he feels like it with no real purpose other than to suggest to his critics that he is a flexible manager but in fact without any clarity to his ideas. I wouldn't go as far to say he is a very good manager, Conte is a very good manager, Prandelli isn't for one i don't think he prepares his players as well as Conte does, neither does he seem to come across as someone who can motivate his team.

thats my personal opinion on the matter, you may beg to differ which is fair enough i don't think prandelli is anything more than just a good manager at best.
 

ZoSo

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Jul 11, 2011
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he will still never win anything with the national team and he will still continue switching the systems around when he feels like it with no real purpose other than to suggest to his critics that he is a flexible manager but in fact without any clarity to his ideas. I wouldn't go as far to say he is a very good manager, Conte is a very good manager, Prandelli isn't for one i don't think he prepares his players as well as Conte does, neither does he seem to come across as someone who can motivate his team.

thats my personal opinion on the matter, you may beg to differ which is fair enough i don't think prandelli is anything more than just a good manager at best.
Are you sure it isn't Marcelo's?
 

Badass J Elkann

It's time to go!!
Feb 12, 2006
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Are you sure it isn't Marcelo's?
shut up

Carrera does better then conte so far :shifty:

so that makes him an excellent manager :agree:
wtf? it is carrera that is carrying out Conte's work on the pitch not off it, Conte still trains the team so he is already doing 90% of a managers work, no disrespect to carrera but anyone who is close to Conte and understands what he wants from his team could do an equally good job of it.
 

Bezzy

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Jun 5, 2010
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shut up



wtf? it is carrera that is carrying out Conte's work on the pitch not off it, Conte still trains the team so he is already doing 90% of a managers work, no disrespect to carrera but anyone who is close to Conte and understands what he wants from his team could do an equally good job of it.
carrera does great during games (don't underestimate that) if we get red card or something or playing as shit carrera needs to do well. 90 % of the work is during practice is not really true andy. it is around 60 or something.
cos you can't prepare in training for all the stuff happen in games. What if buffon gets red or something. if that happens juve is 100% depending on Carrera as manager at that point then their is nothing what conte can do about that.
the way he did vs Napoli in super cup impressed me a lot. he changed the game in a good way for juve.
And I like calm manager at the side lines :)
I have great respect for both of them
I know conte is behind it in training, but during games carrera does very well :)
I know carrera and conte are close

beside that I do think Carrera is also very active during trainings tbh

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3 wins in a row
conte started 2 wins and a draw :D
 

Badass J Elkann

It's time to go!!
Feb 12, 2006
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carrera does great during games (don't underestimate that) if we get red card or something or playing as shit carrera needs to do well. 90 % of the work is during practice is not really true andy. it is around 60 or something.
cos you can't prepare in training for all the stuff happen in games. What if buffon gets red or something. if that happens juve is 100% depending on Carrera as manager at that point then their is nothing what conte can do about that.
the way he did vs Napoli in super cup impressed me a lot. he changed the game in a good way for juve.
And I like calm manager at the side lines :)
I have great respect for both of them
I know conte is behind it in training, but during games carrera does very well :)
I know carrera and conte are close

beside that I do think Carrera is also very active during trainings tbh

---------- Post added 09.09.2012 at 14:11 ----------



3 wins in a row
conte started 2 wins and a draw :D
getting a red card or not has nothing to do with either Carrera or Conte's input. Conte sets his team up during the week, he is the one who shows the teams clips of the opposition and how to deal with it so that is how the team is prepared for the games themselves, not carrera, Conte is the one who puts his team through his training methods, not Carrera, as i said before no disrespect to Carrera but Conte is doing most of the work and Carrera is carrying his methods onto the pitch, other than that he has very little input off the pitch, maybe attends training to understand Conte's methods more and more but he doesn't actually do much more than that, anything more will be down to the job of the coaches and the assistant manager.

As for the napoli game, what changed the game was the sending offs not Carrera.
 

Bezzy

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Jun 5, 2010
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getting a red card or not has nothing to do with either Carrera or Conte's input. Conte sets his team up during the week, he is the one who shows the teams clips of the opposition and how to deal with it so that is how the team is prepared for the games themselves, not carrera, Conte is the one who puts his team through his training methods, not Carrera, as i said before no disrespect to Carrera but Conte is doing most of the work and Carrera is carrying his methods onto the pitch, other than that he has very little input off the pitch, maybe attends training to understand Conte's methods more and more but he doesn't actually do much more than that, anything more will be down to the job of the coaches and the assistant manager.

As for the napoli game, what changed the game was the sending offs not Carrera.
yes and how come napoli need to make more faults which ended in red cards.
Carrera does great so far and I do think he needs to get praise for it too.
Carrera just attends training sessions :sergio:
sorry andy but you think conte does everything himself
FE Meulensteen is the secret behind SAF. Saf never trains his team himself and still man united does very well.

and carrera is also doing a lot of stuff in training it is not only conte. they work together as team. it is not that carrera isn't allowed to say something during trainings. Ofcourse he can and will say something also.
but I do give credit also to carrera cos it is not easy to come up as a manager out of the blue.
also for the team this is a weird situation but Carrera does great cos he took responisibilty from the first minute and didn't break down under it so far which I gave him credit for :)

Training is also important in the pre season now is training mostly for players not getting injured and keep being in shape but the hard work is done in pre season.


now bet you all :stuckup:
http://forum.juventuz.org/forums/46-vBookie

but
 

Badass J Elkann

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Feb 12, 2006
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yes and how come napoli need to make more faults which ended in red cards.
Carrera does great so far and I do think he needs to get praise for it too.
Carrera just attends training sessions :sergio:
sorry andy but you think conte does everything himself
FE Meulensteen is the secret behind SAF. Saf never trains his team himself and still man united does very well.

and carrera is also doing a lot of stuff in training it is not only conte. they work together as team. it is not that carrera isn't allowed to say something during trainings. Ofcourse he can and will say something also.
but I do give credit also to carrera cos it is not easy to come up as a manager out of the blue.
also for the team this is a weird situation but Carrera does great cos he took responisibilty from the first minute and didn't break down under it so far which I gave him credit for :)

Training is also important in the pre season now is training mostly for players not getting injured and keep being in shape but the hard work is done in pre season.


now bet you all :stuckup:
http://forum.juventuz.org/forums/46-vBookie

but
i never said Conte does everything himself i said his coaching team and assistant do the rest. Carrera has no input to training, not his methods or ideas, infact that would somewhat undermine Conte's work which is not what he is being asked to do.

Napoli's red cards was down to their lack of discipline and not because of Carrera on the touch line, was it Carrera's doing that pandev got sent off for bad mouthing the official? no! was it Carrera's doing that zuniga got sent off for a 2nd bookable offence? no, napoli had a mad moment that is all.

what does SAF have to do with Conte? every manager works in a different way, some are more hands on than others, and i think its fair to say Conte is pretty hands on with his team

look i know you don't like Conte but to say Carrera is better than him up till now is a silly thing to say
 

Bezzy

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Jun 5, 2010
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i never said Conte does everything himself i said his coaching team and assistant do the rest. Carrera has no input to training, not his methods or ideas, infact that would somewhat undermine Conte's work which is not what he is being asked to do.
and who is conte's assisent
Carrera :)
Napoli's red cards was down to their lack of discipline and not because of Carrera on the touch line, was it Carrera's doing that pandev got sent off for bad mouthing the official? no! was it Carrera's doing that zuniga got sent off for a 2nd bookable offence? no, napoli had a mad moment that is all.
no ofcourse that not
but he changed the tactics slighty which force Napoli to stay back and making fouls and mistakes which end up napoli getting angry and red cards.
juve came back out of the dressing room with a different attitude and tactic and that was Carrera and I do say he deserves praise for that too.



what does SAF have to do with Conte? every manager works in a different way, some are more hands on than others, and i think its fair to say Conte is pretty hands on with his team
it was an example about how important assistant coachs are at the highest level

look i know you don't like Conte but to say Carrera is better than him up till now is a silly thing to say
yes I hate conte :andy2: :D (joking)
come one andy I never said that I don't like him or anything. Sometimes I just questioned his decisions and that is a good right for us fans.
I just think Carrera deserves to get praise too at this moment.
 

Badass J Elkann

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Feb 12, 2006
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and who is conte's assisent
Carrera :)

no ofcourse that not
but he changed the tactics slighty which force Napoli to stay back and making fouls and mistakes which end up napoli getting angry and red cards.
juve came back out of the dressing room with a different attitude and tactic and that was Carrera and I do say he deserves praise for that too.




it was an example about how important assistant coachs are at the highest level


yes I hate conte :andy2: :D (joking)
come one andy I never said that I don't like him or anything. Sometimes I just questioned his decisions and that is a good right for us fans.
I just think Carrera deserves to get praise too at this moment.
no Conte's assistant is still angelo alessio who like Conte can take control of the team during training

He only changed what Conte would have done as a plan B as i said it wasn't Carrera's own plan he was just following orders for certain scenarios which Conte prepared him for. Seriously if you remove Conte from the equasion entirely Carrera wouldn't have the same results
 

Bezzy

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Jun 5, 2010
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no Conte's assistant is still angelo alessio who like Conte can take control of the team during training

He only changed what Conte would have done as a plan B as i said it wasn't Carrera's own plan he was just following orders for certain scenarios which Conte prepared him for. Seriously if you remove Conte from the equasion entirely Carrera wouldn't have the same results
nope Carrera is also conte's assistent
we would never know what happen if conte wasn't around.
Carrera takes his own decisions during matches but can talk about with conte and the glasses man on what to do but it the end it is his responsebility and if we had lost it was Carrera who would get the blame and not conte
 

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