Majority of our overpaid players don't give a fuck and rest of them are medicore
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I don't feel like a coach needs defending, his results do the talking, though a lot here just make it personal, ultimately max needs to deliver, the question is how much time does he get? I feel like he should get this season, even of we don't make CL, and maybe half of next. If there's no improvement by next december he needs to go.
I've always preferred coaches that aim for both good performance and good result, in the mould of Heynckes. Allegri had a track record for results and knows how to set up a defense, I can however see value in that.
But this team has seen coaches come and go with barely incoming spark regardless of coach credentials. And quality of the squad decreased over time.
Another coach could come in and add another wave of enthusiasm. But I see these players revert back to not sweating, there is cancerous attitude here.
When Max came, in his first match against Udinese I saw good things and a lot of change organization wise compared to before even if it was nullified by Tek at the end.
What I wonder is simply, what coach could make a group out of these players and change the tide? Not optimistic on that.
But this team has seen coaches come and go with barely incoming spark regardless of coach credentials. And quality of the squad decreased over time.
Another coach could come in and add another wave of enthusiasm. But I see these players revert back to not sweating, there is cancerous attitude here.
When Max came, in his first match against Udinese I saw good things and a lot of change organization wise compared to before even if it was nullified by Tek at the end.
What I wonder is simply, what coach could make a group out of these players and change the tide? Not optimistic on that.
We also can look at Chelsea last season. Their season look on a downtrend. After 25 rounds, they sit on 5th with 6 losses and 7 draws in Premier League with Lampard. They change coach on end of January 2021.
Winter transfer period has ended, but they change a lot in how they play. They become Champions League champion, EPL Cup Champion and only beaten three times in the league until season ended
Winter transfer period has ended, but they change a lot in how they play. They become Champions League champion, EPL Cup Champion and only beaten three times in the league until season ended
You can't just say that another coach won't make a difference without any evidence. The fact is, nobody really knows at this point. We fired Pirlo and brought back Allegri because we supposedly thought he could make a difference, but he's not whatsoever. There's been plenty of cases where a total outsider comes into a club and does make a difference. It's just about the making the right choices.
The arguments to rehire Allegri were as follows:
- Adapts his tactics to the squad he has
- Gets the best out of the players he has
- Keeps a tidy defense
- Maintains a high work rate in training and matches
- Multiple Scudetti
So far none of it is coming to fruition, especially since even players like Chiesa have seemingly taken a step down. I know Allegri is going to get this full season and very likely another after that. Just curious to see what the actual breaking point will be for some of you, or if it will always be a case of expecting better signings the next year. We may not get them with everything going on.
The arguments to rehire Allegri were as follows:
- Adapts his tactics to the squad he has
- Gets the best out of the players he has
- Keeps a tidy defense
- Maintains a high work rate in training and matches
- Multiple Scudetti
So far none of it is coming to fruition, especially since even players like Chiesa have seemingly taken a step down. I know Allegri is going to get this full season and very likely another after that. Just curious to see what the actual breaking point will be for some of you, or if it will always be a case of expecting better signings the next year. We may not get them with everything going on.
This really. The discussions about Pirlo being the main problem and Allegri supposedly easily challenging for the scudetto are still fresh.
It's not a coaching problem here, get over it. It's a simple matter of quality. We needed the spark of an 18 yo without any experience to actually start an attack in the dying minutes against Venezia. He even took the free kick because the rest chickened out. Let that sink in for a sec.
Besides Chiesa and Loca, I'd sell them all. Even MDL if he brings in the money to rebuild this shit.
It's not a coaching problem here, get over it. It's a simple matter of quality. We needed the spark of an 18 yo without any experience to actually start an attack in the dying minutes against Venezia. He even took the free kick because the rest chickened out. Let that sink in for a sec.
Besides Chiesa and Loca, I'd sell them all. Even MDL if he brings in the money to rebuild this shit.
Squad quality is evaluated before start of the season, not in the middle when you have created a fucking mess. Scudetto was the minimum goal set back then. Then the goal post moved to Top 4. Now there aint no lower limit anymore. Definitely nothing to do with the coach 