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Mokku

Senior Member
Apr 17, 2019
2,719
I watched Liverpool Tottenham today. Next season, Liverpool with some midfield reinforcements will probably return to being EPL and CL contenders. By sticking with Klopp, they may or may not get back to their best form but it's worth the gamble because if they click like they have done a few times this season, Liverpool can be great again. Spurs will be the same next season, they won't fix the reason for their eternal failure.

We are very similar to Spurs. We will make some moves that look promising but ultimately, with Allegri in charge, we will not change. We can't win the EL like this and actually, we would need to be at our best to win it because the other teams are pretty good. First time playing 4-3-3 in ages and we were terrible at the back, but we created chances until Allegri 'balanced' the team by adding Miretti. It was pathetic by Allegri but so familiar. I've seen nothing in two seasons that gives me any hope.
 

Bianconero81

Ageing Veteran
Jan 26, 2009
40,177
How likely is it he will be gone next season?

I think 70% chance he stays, maybe higher.
That would be a disaster. A serious club would fire him immediately. His statements are insulting and infuriating. In fact, the whole board need to fuck off. They know nothing about sports. A bunch of cucks in accounting shouldn't be running Italy's most famous and storied football club.

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We need to have patience people. As if watching two years of this repetitive and redundant shit isn't being patient enough.

The chain smoking cancerous cunt got fired after winning a title. Pirlo won two trophies and still got the sack. This motherfucker is coming up on 24 months with ZERO (NOTHING to show for it) and people are preaching patience. Week in week out we look clueless and devoid of ideas. He's set a plethora of negative records in a season littered with negative results. Patience they say. Take your patience and shove it up your fucking assholes.

When did we become such cucks? When did Juventus turn into a submissive beta bitch?
 

mondo1

Senior Member
May 14, 2006
11,446
How would you feel if even Pirlo did a better job than you….I said it once and I will say it again - if they don’t sell the club, this is only the beginning of our new reality.

there is absolutely nothing to look forward to. A clueless management without any decision making skills, a coach with tactics from 1870 and not a single promising player in the squad. Which is even more shocking if you consider how much money we spend on transfers and wages. We are by far the biggest spenders in Italy and top 10 or so in Europe. Plus some other issues with marketing and atmosphere and so on…
 

GordoDeCentral

Diez
Moderator
Apr 14, 2005
70,825
How would you feel if even Pirlo did a better job than you….I said it once and I will say it again - if they don’t sell the club, this is only the beginning of our new reality.

there is absolutely nothing to look forward to. A clueless management without any decision making skills, a coach with tactics from 1870 and not a single promising player in the squad. Which is even more shocking if you consider how much money we spend on transfers and wages. We are by far the biggest spenders in Italy and top 10 or so in Europe. Plus some other issues with marketing and atmosphere and so on…
Can't argue with this
 

duranfj

Senior Member
Jul 30, 2015
8,799
I missed the next year comment. Only "patient and happiness" from Max. He's losing it.

Last year, damage control
Current, year, patient
Next year, it would be that Serie A clubs are the best in Europe
Last year, he would do a Rabiot, do good again so we extend him four more years lol

Everyone signed in the Veronica Strategy 101 course
 

cimenk

Senior Member
Jul 23, 2008
3,129
I watched Liverpool Tottenham today. Next season, Liverpool with some midfield reinforcements will probably return to being EPL and CL contenders. By sticking with Klopp, they may or may not get back to their best form but it's worth the gamble because if they click like they have done a few times this season, Liverpool can be great again. Spurs will be the same next season, they won't fix the reason for their eternal failure.

We are very similar to Spurs. We will make some moves that look promising but ultimately, with Allegri in charge, we will not change. We can't win the EL like this and actually, we would need to be at our best to win it because the other teams are pretty good. First time playing 4-3-3 in ages and we were terrible at the back, but we created chances until Allegri 'balanced' the team by adding Miretti. It was pathetic by Allegri but so familiar. I've seen nothing in two seasons that gives me any hope.
But Spurs played better and they just fired Conte and Stellini

They can score goal and attack. Under Mason they concede 2 goals against Man Utd and chase to 2-2. Against Liverpool they concede 3 goals and scored 3 goals.
We have difficulty against Sassuolo and Bologna in the last 3 matches. We dont have any pattern of attacking play and fluidity

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How would you feel if even Pirlo did a better job than you….I said it once and I will say it again - if they don’t sell the club, this is only the beginning of our new reality.

there is absolutely nothing to look forward to. A clueless management without any decision making skills, a coach with tactics from 1870 and not a single promising player in the squad. Which is even more shocking if you consider how much money we spend on transfers and wages. We are by far the biggest spenders in Italy and top 10 or so in Europe. Plus some other issues with marketing and atmosphere and so on…
Pirlo did a better job.
Players output and performance is better (Chiesa, Cuadrado, Morata last season) and he doesnt have time to rebuild his squad because Covid. We even played with Arthur and McKennie during that season.

Record against big side also better. At least we can beat them big teama once during the season. He beat Inter's Conte, can beat Milan's Pioli, can beat Napoli Ancelotti, Atalanta. Now we either draw or lose against big teams
 
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Hist

Founder of Hism
Jan 18, 2009
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But Spurs played better and they just fired Conte and Stellini

They can score goal and attack. Under Mason they concede 2 goals against Man Utd and chase to 2-2. Against Liverpool they concede 3 goals and scored 3 goals.
We have difficulty against Sassuolo and Bologna in the last 3 matches. We dont have any pattern of attacking play and fluidity

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Pirlo did a better job.
Players output and performance is better (Chiesa, Cuadrado, Morata last season) and he doesnt have time to rebuild his squad because Covid. We even played with Arthur and McKennie during that season.

Record against big side also better. At least we can beat them big teama once during the season. He beat Inter's Conte, can beat Milan's Pioli, can beat Napoli Ancelotti, Atalanta. Now we either draw or lose against big teams
Spurs is the furthest from a good example of the benefits of sacking a coach midway through the season. United, Chelsea, Zacheroni I can’t think of a good example where a care taker coach was a good idea. It only makes sense if we’re bringing in a permanent better manager.

My main concern is the normalization of mediocrity, and settling for it as some kind of inevitable necessary outcome for a few years.

We have to try to win. Just because our finances are in the red it shouldn’t mean we should aim low and sadly that seems to be the strategy of the club. They’re making it seem as if we have Mancity in the league and that only a slow build long term project can get us back to the top of the league.

We are in Serie A not the EPL. Napoli, and Milan just proved that you can be broke and you can let go of important players and still win the title. Pioli and Spaletti are far from serial winners yet they went for it and reaped the rewards.

The reason Spurs never win anything is because they aim low and are okay. We are in our 3rd consecutive season now where the club sees top 4 as success.

If we had that mentality in 2011/12 we’d have never pushed Milan and nicked the title. We’d have said oh it’s a new squad that needs to gel, we can only afford mostly freebies. Milan are comfortable favorites we have a noob coach, the squad has many holes etc..

This is lower than Del Neri era. We had more ambition coming back from Serie B while watching Inter win the treble
 

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