Capello's work (1 Viewer)
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Easy, a managerial position.
If Bettega stays longer than three years at G-14 as president, and Giraudo moves on in a couple of years, Moggi may become Managing Director (Amministratore Delegato) and Capello could become some kind of Technical Director a la Sacchi. Although I would miss him dearly as coach.
BTW. I expect John Elkan to become Juventus President a year from now, when the Juventus trial is out of the picture and Giraudo is about to move on.
xziz
If Bettega stays longer than three years at G-14 as president, and Giraudo moves on in a couple of years, Moggi may become Managing Director (Amministratore Delegato) and Capello could become some kind of Technical Director a la Sacchi. Although I would miss him dearly as coach.
BTW. I expect John Elkan to become Juventus President a year from now, when the Juventus trial is out of the picture and Giraudo is about to move on.
xziz
This is totally right, as Giampiero Bonperti has been seen watching juve games in company of Jhon Elkkan, as sort of counseling and teaching before getting Juve presidency. Still, it would be better to wait at least three years with the actual directors team to solidify our positions in the european market...
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Bullseye Eaglesnake_1, I totally agree.
Capello tactics build upon a strong defense, than he adapts to the situation, the players, the adversary. But the foundation is a strong defense.
Which does not mean that his tactics are defensive, because Capello's Roma in 2000-2001, 2001-2002 and 2003-2004 was quite an offensive team and scored a lot of goals.
xziz
Capello tactics build upon a strong defense, than he adapts to the situation, the players, the adversary. But the foundation is a strong defense.
Which does not mean that his tactics are defensive, because Capello's Roma in 2000-2001, 2001-2002 and 2003-2004 was quite an offensive team and scored a lot of goals.
xziz
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Bullseye Eaglesnake_1, I totally agree.
Capello tactics build upon a strong defense, than he adapts to the situation, the players, the adversary. But the foundation is a strong defense.
Which does not mean that his tactics are defensive, because Capello's Roma in 2000-2001, 2001-2002 and 2003-2004 was quite an offensive team and scored a lot of goals.
xziz
Bullseye Eaglesnake_1, I totally agree.
Capello tactics build upon a strong defense, than he adapts to the situation, the players, the adversary. But the foundation is a strong defense.
Which does not mean that his tactics are defensive, because Capello's Roma in 2000-2001, 2001-2002 and 2003-2004 was quite an offensive team and scored a lot of goals.
xziz
and our defense is soooo stong, but lecce doesn't seems to.
maybe Bojinov or someone can score but they cannot win the match.
