Maurizio Sarri (56 Viewers)

[sgjuveboy]

some failures for you, all from real madrid:
2014-15: semifinals, vs juventus
2012-13: semifinals, vs dortmund
2011-12: semifinals, vs bayern
2010-11: semifinals, vs barcelona
2009-10: round of 16, lyon

and these all happened including prime ronaldo, not this 34-year-old soon-to-be-retired one. it took them 5 years to win a cl, a near-perfect modric, casemiro, kroos midfield and some lucky ties to win an other 3. ronaldo is not enough, and cl is a lottery anyway.

Yup. So those were failure years of Madrid

 

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[Elvin]

Honestly, any club that fails to win or reach final ECL with CR7 should just consider themselves a failure from the directorial level to players level.

Right now, it looks like the case but I hope to be proven wrong. We definitely need a strong winter mercato to bring in peak naingolan level of midfielders in order to challenge in ECL.

Fuck that shit... we've had enough of those.. win only win!

 

[sgjuveboy]

Fuck that shit... we've had enough of those.. win only win!

Ahaha yes I take it back. Final counts for nothing if we don’t win it.

Meanwhile, just wanna five a quick middle finger to Cassano, who recently said that he thinks Cr7 is having beef with sarri.
Surprised that Cassano has the capability to think. Another retired dog player like keane trying to stay relevant. This guys career is just filled with croissant and fake sex story.

 

[Strickland]

fortunately coaches are more mature than fans. cardiff took a bigger toll on tuz than on allegri. cl wasn't neither allegri's obsession, nor he was supposed to win it with the squad at his disposal. the same stands for sarri: if he wins it with this midfield, one single proper fullback, this version of cr and without usable wingers, then we're fucking lucky to have him.

btw allegri had plans for next season, he was ready for the next year. also, countless of other coaches like guardiola, mourinho, conte or ancelotti have had sabbatical years. like these things weren't completely ordinary.

Im not saying sabbatical years are extraordinary. Imo it just shows that the man was close to empty, just like the finish of last season suggests..

and I disagree about Cardiff or any of our CL exits really not impacting him, I think they took a toll on him just like it impacted players and fans

 

[Elvin]

Im not saying sabbatical years are extraordinary. Imo it just shows that the man was close to empty, just like the finish of last season suggests..

and I disagree about Cardiff or any of our CL exits really not impacting him, I think they took a toll on him just like it impacted players and fans

Gotta give it to Allegri tho, you know a coach is great when literally all his eliminations were painful (final, last minute, or by one goal), which means we fought till the end. Even Lippi didn't have such a record here.

 

[sgjuveboy]

Gotta give it to Allegri tho, you know a coach is great when literally all his eliminations were painful (final, last minute, or by one goal), which means we fought till the end. Even Lippi didn't have such a record here.

Not only were they painful, they were also humiliating in front of global audience in spectacular Hollywood fashion self-implosion

 

[Juliano13]

Not only were they painful, they were also humiliating in front of global audience in spectacular Hollywood fashion self-implosion

Much less embarassing to get horsefucked like PSG or Barcelona

 

[Elvin]

Not only were they painful, they were also humiliating in front of global audience in spectacular Hollywood fashion self-implosion

Only the Cardiff game was humiliating IMO. Others were fought for properly..

 

[zizinho]

Paratici: “Our choice to change Allegri was not down to results or style of football. Style of football was not central to the reasoning for changing.

“We chose Maurizio because we felt he was the best Coach for Juventus right now, just as Allegri was five years ago and Conte three years before that.

“These are all different Coaches with different characteristics. Sarri showed he can win in the Premier League and internationally, so he’s the right man for the job.

“He was absolutely the first choice. I don’t know what we said to convince him, maybe he just felt we really wanted him.”

 

[Juve_fanatic]

Its not something that we dont already know, but still, an amazing read...
https://www.clubjuve.com/sarri-juve...jjzH-eq2AZTVGwgwbVYA0nyhVeQx1Sde12m6Rsgf7znpI

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

Its not something that we dont already know, but still, an amazing read...
https://www.clubjuve.com/sarri-juve...jjzH-eq2AZTVGwgwbVYA0nyhVeQx1Sde12m6Rsgf7znpI

Not a very well written article, but yeah, maybe Sarri needs midget boys for his football.

 

[X Æ A-12]

Paratici with the disastrous mercato is also responsible for this mess

agreed. the longer the season goes on the more i blame upper management for the current situation.

Sarri is certainly no Allegri but he's probably more a victim of the current situation than the cause of it.

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Paratici: “Our choice to change Allegri was not down to results or style of football. Style of football was not central to the reasoning for changing.
”

"Allegri was fed up creating lineups out of pieces that dont fit together, asked for change so LOL i sacked that fool and brought in a moderately successful Italian chump who wont question Papa Tootsie and the money"

 

[X Æ A-12]

You got this, dude.

 

[Paid-off-Ref]

Fuck off, peasant.

We need to fire him before it's too late. This is not going to get any better so there is no reason to wait.

 

[Vlad]

Idiot, insisting with Berna, failing to notice Cuad has been horiffic and shoukd have been subbed out long before red card...

 

[Kopanja]

It's time to bring Max back

 

[Cerval]

Shithousing games can get you so far

 

[KB824]

Assuming this dude gets sacked before the winter break, and Max doesn't want to come back. Who do we get? Pocchettino?

 

[Post Ironic]

Chill. We aren't sacking him because we lost our first match of the season in December, against a Lazio team in fantastic form.

 

[Cerval]

Chill. We aren't sacking him because we lost our first match of the season in December, against a Lazio team in fantastic form.

Not sacking him of course. But we need to improve