Igor Tudor (34 Viewers)
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The penultimate game of the season we were doing great pressing and were imposing our game on the opposition like we've not seen in years.
I commented in the live thread that it was the best football we'd played in years and everybody funny reacted lol but I was serious.
So much pessimism around Tudor. Sorry he's not glamorous and sparkly. He's an ugly, rough looking cunt which is exactly what I want our vibe to be.
I commented in the live thread that it was the best football we'd played in years and everybody funny reacted lol but I was serious.
So much pessimism around Tudor. Sorry he's not glamorous and sparkly. He's an ugly, rough looking cunt which is exactly what I want our vibe to be.
Just to put things in perspective:
Tudor arrives at Juve after matchday 29. Juve has 52 points, 12 fewer than Inter at the top of the table.
At that moment, the standings read: Inter 64, Napoli 61, Atalanta 58, Bologna 53, Juve 52 (outside the Champions League spots), Lazio 51, Roma 49, Fiorentina 48, Milan 47. All within a 5-point range.
Just two matches earlier, we were in the Champions League zone, 3 points behind Atalanta, 5 ahead of Bologna, 2 ahead of Lazio, 7 ahead of Fiorentina, and 9 and 11 ahead of Roma and Milan respectively.
From a situation of relative calm, we plummeted down the table and were being chased closely by the others.
On top of the long-term injuries (Bremer and Cabal), as soon as Tudor arrived, Cambiaso got injured (on matchday 30 and again on 36), Gatti (on matchday 31, out for 6 games), Koopmeiners (on 33), Vlahovic (on 34), Kelly (on 35). Even Mbangula and Perin got injured — just for fun. Two players were sent off, Yildiz and Kalulu, both suspended for 2 matches, out of the 9 coached by Tudor.
Despite all this, Tudor managed to get 18 points and finish 4th.
In my opinion, this isn’t “achieving nothing” — it’s achieving an excellent result given the circumstances he faced.
Tudor arrives at Juve after matchday 29. Juve has 52 points, 12 fewer than Inter at the top of the table.
At that moment, the standings read: Inter 64, Napoli 61, Atalanta 58, Bologna 53, Juve 52 (outside the Champions League spots), Lazio 51, Roma 49, Fiorentina 48, Milan 47. All within a 5-point range.
Just two matches earlier, we were in the Champions League zone, 3 points behind Atalanta, 5 ahead of Bologna, 2 ahead of Lazio, 7 ahead of Fiorentina, and 9 and 11 ahead of Roma and Milan respectively.
From a situation of relative calm, we plummeted down the table and were being chased closely by the others.
On top of the long-term injuries (Bremer and Cabal), as soon as Tudor arrived, Cambiaso got injured (on matchday 30 and again on 36), Gatti (on matchday 31, out for 6 games), Koopmeiners (on 33), Vlahovic (on 34), Kelly (on 35). Even Mbangula and Perin got injured — just for fun. Two players were sent off, Yildiz and Kalulu, both suspended for 2 matches, out of the 9 coached by Tudor.
Despite all this, Tudor managed to get 18 points and finish 4th.
In my opinion, this isn’t “achieving nothing” — it’s achieving an excellent result given the circumstances he faced.
