On one hand you speak of the the trio and their 'philosophy of management' Eaglesnake. On the other, you mention how Capello is arguably the most successful Italian coach and the possibility of a non-Italian coach to be somewhat of a risk. Yes, I would prefer Juve's coach to be Italian myself, but dont forget it is this very trio of Moggi, Giraudo and Bettega who were admittedly on the verge of signing Didier Deschamps.
What is the point you are trying to make there? I dont think it's a bad idea having Capello on the board as sporting director. As long as it doesnt come at the cost of Moggi.
First class but aged team? From what I remember on Capello's arrival, Emerson and Zebina were already around, after which we went on to acquire Ibrahimovic and Cannavaro. Barring the latter, every one of those acquisitions were pre 30s. If really, the question of being comfortable with Capello arose in the first place, then why wasnt he given the contract close season, when he had already won the scudetto? What is the big idea of giving it in the opening phase of the second season. Are they so sure, with the results thus far that we're already guaranteed success this season?
Sure they will. However, please point out to me how it is better to giving him this extension 7 games into the season when he cant do a darn thing about it if its in context to the transfer market. If this is indeed the line of thought, why not give him the extension when he can do something about it, either this past close season or the ensuing season end, when they'll have, like I said, the gift of hindsight at their disposal.
Yes, I dont think I would trade Moggi, Giraudo and Bettega with any other trio in world football, but do keep in mind, they're only human at the end of the day. And they were made to realise that when they appointed Ancelloti as coach. Nothing wrong with Carletto, as far as I'm concerned, but he just wasnt the right coach for us.
You are looking at Juventus' history and the reign of their most successful coaches. However, dont you think it would be a good idea to actually look at Capello's history with teams over a long period of time as well? To me, the fact remains, that he's a coach who builds a team only for short term success, with little or no consideration for the youth quotient in the squad.
Then again, thats not what I'm contesting. Its the timing of this contract extension which I felt to be inappropriate, since its a long term commitment that needs to be viewed from a better perspective. Something, based on more than one scudetto.
What is the point you are trying to make there? I dont think it's a bad idea having Capello on the board as sporting director. As long as it doesnt come at the cost of Moggi.
First class but aged team? From what I remember on Capello's arrival, Emerson and Zebina were already around, after which we went on to acquire Ibrahimovic and Cannavaro. Barring the latter, every one of those acquisitions were pre 30s. If really, the question of being comfortable with Capello arose in the first place, then why wasnt he given the contract close season, when he had already won the scudetto? What is the big idea of giving it in the opening phase of the second season. Are they so sure, with the results thus far that we're already guaranteed success this season?
Sure they will. However, please point out to me how it is better to giving him this extension 7 games into the season when he cant do a darn thing about it if its in context to the transfer market. If this is indeed the line of thought, why not give him the extension when he can do something about it, either this past close season or the ensuing season end, when they'll have, like I said, the gift of hindsight at their disposal.
Yes, I dont think I would trade Moggi, Giraudo and Bettega with any other trio in world football, but do keep in mind, they're only human at the end of the day. And they were made to realise that when they appointed Ancelloti as coach. Nothing wrong with Carletto, as far as I'm concerned, but he just wasnt the right coach for us.
You are looking at Juventus' history and the reign of their most successful coaches. However, dont you think it would be a good idea to actually look at Capello's history with teams over a long period of time as well? To me, the fact remains, that he's a coach who builds a team only for short term success, with little or no consideration for the youth quotient in the squad.
Then again, thats not what I'm contesting. Its the timing of this contract extension which I felt to be inappropriate, since its a long term commitment that needs to be viewed from a better perspective. Something, based on more than one scudetto.
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