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BuT I tHoUgHt he LoVeS our cLuB??????
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Half of Milan is on suicide watch.
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I don't get this "great coach" BS. There isn't only one way to become a great coach. Gasperini hasn't won shit in his career. Does that mean he isn't a great coach?
Here are a few factors that determine a good manager. I suppose if you tick 6 or 7 of the parameters below, you can be considered a great manager. I doubt there is any one manager that ticks all of the boxes, and even if they do it once or twice throughout their careers, there's no way they can do it consistently, as it means always getting it right, which is never the case.
Expertise in the Game
Leadership Skills
Strategic Thinking.
Player Development
Adaptability
Emotional Intelligence
Work Ethic
Continuous Learning
Decision Making Under Pressure
Team Management
Passion for the Game
Failegri, in his first stint here, possessed expertise, leadership, adaptability, strategic thinking, team management, passion for the game, and emotional intelligence.
Currently, he has lost adaptability, strategic thinking, team management, emotional intelligence, and possibly even passion for the game.
Conte, on the other hand, has tons of leadership, expertise, and work ethic, but his emotional intelligence and adaptability are quite low.
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I don't get this "great coach" BS. There isn't only one way to become a great coach. Gasperini hasn't won shit in his career. Does that mean he isn't a great coach?
Here are a few factors that determine a good manager. I suppose if you tick 6 or 7 of the parameters below, you can be considered a great manager. I doubt there is any one manager that ticks all of the boxes, and even if they do it once or twice throughout their careers, there's no way they can do it consistently, as it means always getting it right, which is never the case.
Expertise in the Game
Leadership Skills
Strategic Thinking.
Player Development
Adaptability
Emotional Intelligence
Work Ethic
Continuous Learning
Decision Making Under Pressure
Team Management
Passion for the Game
Failegri, in his first stint here, possessed expertise, leadership, adaptability, strategic thinking, team management, passion for the game, and emotional intelligence.
Currently, he has lost adaptability, strategic thinking, team management, emotional intelligence, and possibly even passion for the game.
Conte, on the other hand, has tons of leadership, expertise, and work ethic, but his emotional intelligence and adaptability are quite low.
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I remember it being an enjoyment reading Allegri's post & pre- game interview in his 1st stint. The game analyses were always spot on and his trolling with journos were nothing short of humour and wisdom.
But look at what is coming out of his mouth now ffs. All those words are clear indication of his stubbornness and mental retardation. But if the same thing had been said in the 1st stint it would have been interesting again.
So eventually it is plain and simple: the results speak, in his 2nd stint we are not winning, let alone dominating. The context changed.
But look at what is coming out of his mouth now ffs. All those words are clear indication of his stubbornness and mental retardation. But if the same thing had been said in the 1st stint it would have been interesting again.
So eventually it is plain and simple: the results speak, in his 2nd stint we are not winning, let alone dominating. The context changed.
