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lol barzaglis comments dont confirm anything at all.
its amazing to me that some people can follow football for so long and still hang on comments like this. Barza is retired, they are not consulting him on coaches ffs. he was at an event then some reporter stuck a microphone in his face and began asking him questions about juve.
he gave short, typical non controversial answers that could basically be summed up as "anything could happen
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and some of you guys are here thinking he confirmed guardiola
sad.
its amazing to me that some people can follow football for so long and still hang on comments like this. Barza is retired, they are not consulting him on coaches ffs. he was at an event then some reporter stuck a microphone in his face and began asking him questions about juve.
he gave short, typical non controversial answers that could basically be summed up as "anything could happen
" and some of you guys are here thinking he confirmed guardiola
sad.
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attracting fans and growing the brand with a chain smoker, bigot, tracksuit wearing, homophobic coach? why not 
also, sarri and hyper attacking beautiful football is simply a myth. sarri came close to winning the scudetto with napoli because he fixed napoli's defense (or he just got lucky with koulibaly, it's a matter of approach, really). his empoli was a rather defensive team, and so is his chelsea. he's a very good coach, but those who expect all guns blazing kind of attacking football from him might not be prepared for the unavoidable disappointment.
napoli's goal scoring record from 2012/13 to 2018/19, along with goals conceded and league finishes:
sarri years marked. also, please note that their best scoring year resulted in a 3rd place, but their point record arrived when sarri finally fixed the defense, at the expense of their goal scoring record. please also note that napoli were outscored by both juve (86 goals) and lazio (89 goals) in '17/18, and by roma (83 goals) in '15/16, while napoli scored the most goals in '12/13, were second to juve in that regard next season, and they were just a couple of goals behind juve (72) and lazio (71) the year before sarri took over. napoli always played attacking football, that was part of their philosophy way before sarri took over. also, i don't think that you consider either allegri or inzaghi an attacking coach, despite both of their teams outscored sarri's napoli in sarri's special season.
as for his only chelsea year, which is not a huge sample indeed:
i didn't bother too much about showing you the obvious: he couldn't improve on last year's team a bit, and even his team's defensive performance left a lot to be desired.
and you don't want me get started on his empoli which played a possession based, rather defensive footie. sarriball is short passes and possession, not all-out attacking.
so we might just drop that "omg sarriball = attacking :tuttosport" talk for good, shall we sorry to disappoint, but he's not so influential as some might think, and also let me reiterate this: his best league result arrived when he finally fixed the napoli defense. i give him that, his '17/18 team was a special one, and we were lucky to have a well prepared coach who accepted the challenge.
also, sarri and hyper attacking beautiful football is simply a myth. sarri came close to winning the scudetto with napoli because he fixed napoli's defense (or he just got lucky with koulibaly, it's a matter of approach, really). his empoli was a rather defensive team, and so is his chelsea. he's a very good coach, but those who expect all guns blazing kind of attacking football from him might not be prepared for the unavoidable disappointment.
napoli's goal scoring record from 2012/13 to 2018/19, along with goals conceded and league finishes:
sarri years marked. also, please note that their best scoring year resulted in a 3rd place, but their point record arrived when sarri finally fixed the defense, at the expense of their goal scoring record. please also note that napoli were outscored by both juve (86 goals) and lazio (89 goals) in '17/18, and by roma (83 goals) in '15/16, while napoli scored the most goals in '12/13, were second to juve in that regard next season, and they were just a couple of goals behind juve (72) and lazio (71) the year before sarri took over. napoli always played attacking football, that was part of their philosophy way before sarri took over. also, i don't think that you consider either allegri or inzaghi an attacking coach, despite both of their teams outscored sarri's napoli in sarri's special season.
as for his only chelsea year, which is not a huge sample indeed:
i didn't bother too much about showing you the obvious: he couldn't improve on last year's team a bit, and even his team's defensive performance left a lot to be desired.
and you don't want me get started on his empoli which played a possession based, rather defensive footie. sarriball is short passes and possession, not all-out attacking.
so we might just drop that "omg sarriball = attacking :tuttosport" talk for good, shall we
sorry to disappoint, but he's not so influential as some might think, and also let me reiterate this: his best league result arrived when he finally fixed the napoli defense. i give him that, his '17/18 team was a special one, and we were lucky to have a well prepared coach who accepted the challenge.
Ok admit that you couldn’t find anything to add. Here we talking about reality not fairytales. We used to play attractive football before Ronaldo.
We used to win as a team before Ronaldo
We used to score more goals before Ronaldo
We used to scare teams like Ajax before Ronaldo.
We didn’t have a talisman before Ronaldo.
I don’t hate him, never did but I have a point to criticise him and Paratici and I hope they do better the season coming.
We used to win as a team before Ronaldo
We used to score more goals before Ronaldo
We used to scare teams like Ajax before Ronaldo.
We didn’t have a talisman before Ronaldo.
I don’t hate him, never did but I have a point to criticise him and Paratici and I hope they do better the season coming.
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