Let's be honest though, he sucks st whatever he is doing now and is one of the reasons we are in this mess. Judging by his decisions, I don't see how we will get out of it
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What does that has to do with calling him a cunt? It's not like he's deliberately trying to sabotage Juve.
As you said, people don't even know what he actually is doing as a VP and what are the decisions he's involved in. From the way he's being disrespected though, it sounds like he's the sole reason for all our troubles.
As you said, people don't even know what he actually is doing as a VP and what are the decisions he's involved in. From the way he's being disrespected though, it sounds like he's the sole reason for all our troubles.
Relative transparency of all the processes is one of the reasons football gets so much attention off the field. Even though the best scientists of this planet are still struggling with getting an answer to the question about what Nedved does as VP, one thing is pretty certain: he's not effective. And yet he's still a VP.
Why? Well, that's the way the big corporations are run. Loyal incompetence is rewarded while nonconforming professionalism gets punished. Nepotism is way more widespread than it seems at the first glance. It happens every day in thousands of big companies across the world. That's why so many people hate their jobs and bosses, and that's the reason why negative selection turns once bright and warm companies into soulless machines. We've just happened to have witnessed all the ugliness of such a situation when it came to Pavel vs. Max.
Alas, at this point JJ looks like just a typical big corporation run by the very same type of people other big corporations are run. Their goal is revenue, and managers are concerned about their own seats way more than about everything else. Since this is football, we tend to romanticize everything about it, while in reality it's just a business that tries to capitalize on the history of the big brand it possesses.
Why? Well, that's the way the big corporations are run. Loyal incompetence is rewarded while nonconforming professionalism gets punished. Nepotism is way more widespread than it seems at the first glance. It happens every day in thousands of big companies across the world. That's why so many people hate their jobs and bosses, and that's the reason why negative selection turns once bright and warm companies into soulless machines. We've just happened to have witnessed all the ugliness of such a situation when it came to Pavel vs. Max.
Alas, at this point JJ looks like just a typical big corporation run by the very same type of people other big corporations are run. Their goal is revenue, and managers are concerned about their own seats way more than about everything else. Since this is football, we tend to romanticize everything about it, while in reality it's just a business that tries to capitalize on the history of the big brand it possesses.
He can throw all the tantrums he wants but he is part of a management team that got rid of one of our most successful managers ever, hired a guy clearly not suited to the role, kept that guy longer than we should, hired a complete novice who is unqualified, didn't insist on hiring an experience backroom staff to help the novice, has continued to back the novice coach and has kept him in the role.
