New Juve coach: The Last Chapter (247 Viewers)
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Explain to me what is true ? As of now we have a bunch of media spouting different things with nothing concrete. The only thing that's true is whom you tend to believe. Some of us are Momblano / pep believers while others have fallen into the sarri camp. Both with truly no evidence yet the sarri side acts as though he signed today at Allianz
Juventus: Chelsea not prepared to let Sarri leave without compensation
According to what has been reported by IlBianconero.com, Juventus may have hit a stumbling block in their pursuit of Chelsea head coach Maurizio Sarri. Contrary to what has been reported in the Italian press this evening, Chelsea are not prepared to let Sarri leave without cost - with the head coach and his agent Fali Ramadani meeting with Chelsea's Marina Granovskia, where Abramovich's second-in-command assured Sarri they would like him to stay.
Just over a week ago, it was the case that Sarri and Chelsea were destined to be apart; with the Blues reportedly lining up Frank Lampard to succeed him. However, these latest reports may alter the course of action, with Sarri's contract having a reported €6m buy-out from his contract with the West London club. For now, Juventus will wait and see how the next week progresses. The Bianconeri still reportedly have their eye on Tottenham Hotspur head coach Mauricio Pochettino, who is due to contest the Champions League final against Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool tomorrow evening.
According to what has been reported by IlBianconero.com, Juventus may have hit a stumbling block in their pursuit of Chelsea head coach Maurizio Sarri. Contrary to what has been reported in the Italian press this evening, Chelsea are not prepared to let Sarri leave without cost - with the head coach and his agent Fali Ramadani meeting with Chelsea's Marina Granovskia, where Abramovich's second-in-command assured Sarri they would like him to stay.
Just over a week ago, it was the case that Sarri and Chelsea were destined to be apart; with the Blues reportedly lining up Frank Lampard to succeed him. However, these latest reports may alter the course of action, with Sarri's contract having a reported €6m buy-out from his contract with the West London club. For now, Juventus will wait and see how the next week progresses. The Bianconeri still reportedly have their eye on Tottenham Hotspur head coach Mauricio Pochettino, who is due to contest the Champions League final against Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool tomorrow evening.
The worst Part ist that we will have the same meltdown Next Year again
Maybe will sign Allegri in the Winter again
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2: one things for certain its been one hell of a rollercoaster, id normally be upset but frankly I just can't help but laugh.Like a race Poch, inzaghi, poch, sarri, pep, sarri, pep, and it's sarri again and this time sarri is close to the finishing line.
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it was too funny to be upset about anything in the aftermath.
He is not. He is not a great coach and he knows it better than everyone.
Pep was lucky to be at the right place at the right time. He was gifted the best team in the world, day 1. A team that could automatically win everything without even a coach and since then, he has seen a steady decline.
After that team faded, he was again lucky to be gifted the best team in the world, Bayern, a team that was winning everybody 4-0 before he got there, but not so much better than his first Barca gift there. There and then it was proved that he was incompetent. So he had to settle.
The next best thing was the team with the biggest budget that was even sanctioned by UEFA for those crazy amounts of cash they are splashing, that obviously gives them an unfair advantage.
Pep never accepted to fight with a team like Juve and it doesn't make sense that he will as long as his hype still holds some water.
It is too early for him to take that last dive, coaching us would be the end of his carrier.
We never stood a chance to get him now.
He is still in a position to make demands, in order to assure that he will keep playing with an advantage, as he has been doing in his entire career, he would demand a huge amount for transfer that we cannot afford.
He can find this budget elsewhere and so he will go where it will be offered, simple as that.
Plain logic...
Pep was lucky to be at the right place at the right time. He was gifted the best team in the world, day 1. A team that could automatically win everything without even a coach and since then, he has seen a steady decline.
After that team faded, he was again lucky to be gifted the best team in the world, Bayern, a team that was winning everybody 4-0 before he got there, but not so much better than his first Barca gift there. There and then it was proved that he was incompetent. So he had to settle.
The next best thing was the team with the biggest budget that was even sanctioned by UEFA for those crazy amounts of cash they are splashing, that obviously gives them an unfair advantage.
Pep never accepted to fight with a team like Juve and it doesn't make sense that he will as long as his hype still holds some water.
It is too early for him to take that last dive, coaching us would be the end of his carrier.
We never stood a chance to get him now.
He is still in a position to make demands, in order to assure that he will keep playing with an advantage, as he has been doing in his entire career, he would demand a huge amount for transfer that we cannot afford.
He can find this budget elsewhere and so he will go where it will be offered, simple as that.
Plain logic...
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