Maurizio Sarri (69 Viewers)
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In 1985 when we won the European Cup, we had a pretty bad league campaign where we finished 6th and would have been out of Europe had we not won the European Cup (to go through as holders). I don’t remember if it was Platini or Trapattoni who claimed that it would be a great year if we finished one place above the relegation zone and still won the European cup!
Maifredi? He coached us back in 1990, bud. Your timeline is a little off. And yes, he’s just another Sarri anyway. Promised fancy football and was proven to be a fraud. Didn’t have the capability at all to manage a top club.
Ranieri should definitely NOT be on that list however. In fact, he’s the (third) best manager we’ve had in the past 15 years - with Allegri and Conte being 1 and 2.
I’d say the worst coaches in the past 15 years for us have been:
1. Sarri
2. Zaccheroni
3. Ferrara
4. Delneri
5. Capello
Ranieri should definitely NOT be on that list however. In fact, he’s the (third) best manager we’ve had in the past 15 years - with Allegri and Conte being 1 and 2.
I’d say the worst coaches in the past 15 years for us have been:
1. Sarri
2. Zaccheroni
3. Ferrara
4. Delneri
5. Capello
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Putting Sarri first shows how biased you are. I agree he hasnt been the best in last 15 years but saying he is the worst before the season even ended and we’re still in three competitions is nothing but unjustified hate. I remember under Ferrara we fell behind league and went out of the group stages in CHL while we needed only a draw vs Bayern. I need not to mention Zacheroni when we got ass f*ck from freaking Fulham.
Mazzarri best finish in the league: 2nd
Sarri best finish in the league: 2nd
Mazzarri won a Coppa Italia therefore his reign at Napoli was more successful. Sarri’s reign was as good as Ancelotti’s. Both promised a lot but failed to deliver.
Pretty simple if you ask me. Both Mazzarri AND Benitez were more successful in their time at Napoli.
Sarri best finish in the league: 2nd
Mazzarri won a Coppa Italia therefore his reign at Napoli was more successful. Sarri’s reign was as good as Ancelotti’s. Both promised a lot but failed to deliver.
Pretty simple if you ask me. Both Mazzarri AND Benitez were more successful in their time at Napoli.
Allegri finishes 2nd in CL to all-time great Madrid and Barca teams and these fags say he choked and he’s a pussy and no one remembers second place.
Sarri finishes second in Serie A and they go apeshit praising him and call him a legend for it and his 91 pts. Yeah, everyone is gonna remember 2nd place in Serie A much more and heap praise on him for it in 20 years more than CL runner-up.
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He’s quite clearly not the worst coach we’ve had yet, there’s no real comparison to be made at this time, not to mention massively different squad quality.
I do agree with @Bianconero_Aus that he is the most disgusting personality to be on our bench in my memory. By far.
Sarri finishes second in Serie A and they go apeshit praising him and call him a legend for it and his 91 pts. Yeah, everyone is gonna remember 2nd place in Serie A much more and heap praise on him for it in 20 years more than CL runner-up.
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He’s quite clearly not the worst coach we’ve had yet, there’s no real comparison to be made at this time, not to mention massively different squad quality.
I do agree with @Bianconero_Aus that he is the most disgusting personality to be on our bench in my memory. By far.
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Calling agent Benitez a successful Napoli coach 
That guy was one of our biggest allies with how he fucked Inter and then proceeded to fuck Napoli, nothing but love for agent Benitez. That guy even coached tripple CL winning Madrid side and managed to suck hard lol, we'd probably have a CL if Madrid kept that guy
That guy was one of our biggest allies with how he fucked Inter and then proceeded to fuck Napoli, nothing but love for agent Benitez. That guy even coached tripple CL winning Madrid side and managed to suck hard lol, we'd probably have a CL if Madrid kept that guy
while some of the trash that sarri is getting here is over the top, i also agree that theres is a mentality problem in the team, and the injuries, bad mercato from the board, and bad tactical decitions from sarri (sudden benching an on form dybala for who knows why), are not helping.
We need to turn this bad form spiral asap, as we dont have more time
We need to turn this bad form spiral asap, as we dont have more time
this mentality problem is like 6 seasons now.
the only season i saw us play with real intensity and fire was during conte's first two seasons, and maybe allegri's CL knockout stage runs.
the amount of games i watched where juve went out and looked so casual and lethargic is staggering for a team of our quality. allegri was guilty of this too. many here forget, but i remember how regular it was for juve to have very poor first halves only to come up with some sort of desire to win during second half after allegri had a talk. it was ridiculous how regular it was.
the only season i saw us play with real intensity and fire was during conte's first two seasons, and maybe allegri's CL knockout stage runs.
the amount of games i watched where juve went out and looked so casual and lethargic is staggering for a team of our quality. allegri was guilty of this too. many here forget, but i remember how regular it was for juve to have very poor first halves only to come up with some sort of desire to win during second half after allegri had a talk. it was ridiculous how regular it was.
his resume isnt bad. He met and almost exceeded expectations at Napoli and Chelsea. He was given a good but not great squad and was asked to finish top 4 and try to win secondary titles if possible and he delivered. No one seriously expected Napoli or Chelsea to win anything important or to really challenge Juve/City.
Transforming Juve into an attacking machine after 7 years of success with Allegri and Conte is a different beast. He needs to be hungry and make the squad hungry and take it to a level higher than what was there before. Thats not an easy task for anyone. He just isnt that hungry winner.. he isnt a top level leader and it shows. This season actually feels like his Chelsea. As if we are building for the future and a top 4 finish + any trophy is a good season.
Transforming Juve into an attacking machine after 7 years of success with Allegri and Conte is a different beast. He needs to be hungry and make the squad hungry and take it to a level higher than what was there before. Thats not an easy task for anyone. He just isnt that hungry winner.. he isnt a top level leader and it shows. This season actually feels like his Chelsea. As if we are building for the future and a top 4 finish + any trophy is a good season.
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this is when we remember we sacked perhaps the most adaptable top coach for two formation chump
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same bro but really i wasnt near as pissed as when we eliminated the previous season by that bullshit penalty.
you remember that game right? when Real was given a pk and buffon was sent off for disent.
how angry were you?
it's all about cycles at napoli. their previous one is ending, and not a single coach could probably stop it, not even sarri in case he rejoined them. hamsik left, mertens slowed down, albiol left, callejon won't renew his contract, koulibaly probably wants to leave, etc. they fell apart as a team. look at spurs, they have similar issues. they still have quality, but that's not enough to produce the same results anymore.
let's hope it's not the case with juve. numbers and our form are worrying, but the quality and the depth is there. not sure about gameplan, organization and motivation.
let's hope it's not the case with juve. numbers and our form are worrying, but the quality and the depth is there. not sure about gameplan, organization and motivation.
