Future coach (17 Viewers)
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Any coach will replace Allegri should accept the current players with minor adjustments
so exclude Zidane , Poch , Mancini & Tuchel..those need another 100 m investments in players
I favour Gasp as he proved himself at the European stage but will not quit Atalanta when season just started
The rest are risky choices as some coaches could lose it in the locker room..
Bielsa
so exclude Zidane , Poch , Mancini & Tuchel..those need another 100 m investments in players
I favour Gasp as he proved himself at the European stage but will not quit Atalanta when season just started
The rest are risky choices as some coaches could lose it in the locker room..
Bielsa
Montero rumors - I say if he is here and Allegri is doing that bad.. I guess giving Montero the job as interim coach with option should he prove himself isnt such a bad idea.
I do not know however if he is the type that creates fire in his players eyes. He was definitely a determined player but its different when coaching.
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Probably because we are poor and he is a '"free'" option.
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Clear gameplan is something many can bring but after all this I think they also need to feel a boot in their assess so they perform even better.
I do not know however if he is the type that creates fire in his players eyes. He was definitely a determined player but its different when coaching.
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Probably because we are poor and he is a '"free'" option.
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Clear gameplan is something many can bring but after all this I think they also need to feel a boot in their assess so they perform even better.
Imo one Serie A coach that deserves his big break is Ivan Juric.
Verona 2 seasons before Juric:
19th in Serie A with 25 points
5th in Serie B with 52 points, barely made the playoffs, promoted
Verona with Juric:
9th in Serie A with 49 points
10th in Serie A with 45 points
Torino 2 seasons before Juric:
16th, 40 points
17th, 37 points
Torino last season with Juric:
10th, 50 points
Verona 2 seasons before Juric:
19th in Serie A with 25 points
5th in Serie B with 52 points, barely made the playoffs, promoted
Verona with Juric:
9th in Serie A with 49 points
10th in Serie A with 45 points
Torino 2 seasons before Juric:
16th, 40 points
17th, 37 points
Torino last season with Juric:
10th, 50 points
I voted for Mancini because of the way he restored pride in the young Italy players, and did well to gel them into a team. Managing a national side is very different than clubs though. He gets a limited set of players and very limited time to work with them. Nevertheless he reinvented the Italy team that played a very active brand of football. Not making the world cup doesn't bother me much since it came down to that Jorginho missed penalty.
We need a coach that can develop young players, and Mancini is the only coach in that list that has both the pedigree and history of doing well with a young core.
He also did the impossible of making Bernardeschi look useful. Not a deciding factor, since Berna is Toronto's problem now, but it was indeed impressive.
We need a coach that can develop young players, and Mancini is the only coach in that list that has both the pedigree and history of doing well with a young core.
He also did the impossible of making Bernardeschi look useful. Not a deciding factor, since Berna is Toronto's problem now, but it was indeed impressive.
and also a motivator and a master communicator. sarri came with a clear game plan and i have no reason to think that his physical team sucked, and look at how it ended.
btw i also think that the recruitment strategy has to be revamped from top to bottom. english, german and spanish clubs (plus most well managed clubs in lesser leagues, i even know hungarians lol) use serious network of scouts and advanced data analysis to find young talents. we used to shop in serie a above anything else, and i bet that without the tax advance for non italian residents we'd still do the same. this has to change and metrics should take over merits and experience. (latter applies for team selection too btw, for example see rovella, his loan looks like a fucked up decision already and we're not even at matchday 10.)
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motivation can do wonders if it's done right. we tend to overpay players, so they have nothing to fight for anymore. we also tend to pick over the top players, and those won't give a shit about maximum effort anymore. money isn't some magic shit if you throw it at mental midgets or burnt out old fucks.
btw i also think that the recruitment strategy has to be revamped from top to bottom. english, german and spanish clubs (plus most well managed clubs in lesser leagues, i even know hungarians lol) use serious network of scouts and advanced data analysis to find young talents. we used to shop in serie a above anything else, and i bet that without the tax advance for non italian residents we'd still do the same. this has to change and metrics should take over merits and experience. (latter applies for team selection too btw, for example see rovella, his loan looks like a fucked up decision already and we're not even at matchday 10.)
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motivation can do wonders if it's done right. we tend to overpay players, so they have nothing to fight for anymore. we also tend to pick over the top players, and those won't give a shit about maximum effort anymore. money isn't some magic shit if you throw it at mental midgets or burnt out old fucks.
