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Actually until Napoli he only did financially powerful teams, so we've no idea how good he is with more modest resources, I wouldn't write him off just yet. A lot will depend on transfer market and what ADL puts together for him, I doubt he signed Papa Carlo without promising him a star or two, also I don't think Carlo would've agreed to sign if he didn't intend to polish his reputation a bit after the Bayern fiasco, 6.5m is a great salary, but he could've gotten that elsewhere with much less pressure
He's always been more of a cup coach though, maybe ADL thought what the hell, we can pull a Roma or a Liverpool too and maybe he's right, we'll see.
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FFP was also brought in to stop football market inflation and allow clubs to not overspend beyond their means and still compete. Make no mistake, PSG and City are making a mockery of those regulations and they're raising the transfer and salary market in new heights almost every summer. Milan potentially changing owners isn't the biggest problem, the gap between what a normal football club can spend on salaries and transfer fees and what PSG spends is the biggest problem, it's not even comparable, of course clubs are forced to deepen their debt if they want to stay relevant.
Platini: Fifty per cent of clubs are losing money and this is an increasing trend. We needed to stop this downward spiral. They have spent more than they have earned in the past and haven't paid their debts. We don't want to kill or hurt the clubs; on the contrary, we want to help them in the market. The teams who play in our tournaments have unanimously agreed to our principles…living within your means is the basis of accounting but it hasn't been the basis of football for years now. The owners are asking for rules because they can't implement them themselves - many of them have had it with shovelling money into clubs and the more money you put into clubs, the harder it is to sell at a profit.
He's always been more of a cup coach though, maybe ADL thought what the hell, we can pull a Roma or a Liverpool too and maybe he's right, we'll see.
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FFP was also brought in to stop football market inflation and allow clubs to not overspend beyond their means and still compete. Make no mistake, PSG and City are making a mockery of those regulations and they're raising the transfer and salary market in new heights almost every summer. Milan potentially changing owners isn't the biggest problem, the gap between what a normal football club can spend on salaries and transfer fees and what PSG spends is the biggest problem, it's not even comparable, of course clubs are forced to deepen their debt if they want to stay relevant.
Platini: Fifty per cent of clubs are losing money and this is an increasing trend. We needed to stop this downward spiral. They have spent more than they have earned in the past and haven't paid their debts. We don't want to kill or hurt the clubs; on the contrary, we want to help them in the market. The teams who play in our tournaments have unanimously agreed to our principles…living within your means is the basis of accounting but it hasn't been the basis of football for years now. The owners are asking for rules because they can't implement them themselves - many of them have had it with shovelling money into clubs and the more money you put into clubs, the harder it is to sell at a profit.
Also , lot of smaller clubs have reinvented themselves, investing in youth and playing a good brand of football. See Atalanta, Samp and even Lazio can be added to the mix something which dint exist 10-12 years ago.
The stadium infrastructure still continue to be THE problem on the other hand. I only see smaller Serie A teams/Serie B teams with legit stadium projects.
I think Atalanta are going to revamp their stadium soon like Udinese.
The stadium infrastructure still continue to be THE problem on the other hand. I only see smaller Serie A teams/Serie B teams with legit stadium projects.
I think Atalanta are going to revamp their stadium soon like Udinese.
Naples prosecutor investigates Juventus
The Neapolitan prosecutor has opened an investigation into Juventus, after a lawyer filed a complaint for false advertising due to claiming 36 Scudetti.
https://www.football-italia.net/121826/naples-prosecutor-investigates-juventus
They just won't accept when the better team wins in Italy, always some excuse or bitterness
The Neapolitan prosecutor has opened an investigation into Juventus, after a lawyer filed a complaint for false advertising due to claiming 36 Scudetti.
https://www.football-italia.net/121826/naples-prosecutor-investigates-juventus
They just won't accept when the better team wins in Italy, always some excuse or bitterness
Add quality of managers too during that period .
Mazzarri, Stramaccioni, Benitez, Mancini, De Boer, Seedorf, Pippo Inzaghi, Rudi Garcia, Montella etc
Next season you could have Allegri, Ancelotti, Spalletti, Di Francesco and potentially one of Sarri/Conte all coaching top Italian teams. Huge improvement in this area too.
Mazzarri, Stramaccioni, Benitez, Mancini, De Boer, Seedorf, Pippo Inzaghi, Rudi Garcia, Montella etc
Next season you could have Allegri, Ancelotti, Spalletti, Di Francesco and potentially one of Sarri/Conte all coaching top Italian teams. Huge improvement in this area too.
Eh? Isn't Gattuso's Milan ranked 3rd when it comes to points at 2nd half of season?
Their defense surprisingly good, but milan problems for these past seasons always their attack.
Regarding Ancelloti, those mighty milan have a mighty competition for Scudetto, so not entirely his fault. PSG was a failure.
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Their defense surprisingly good, but milan problems for these past seasons always their attack.
Regarding Ancelloti, those mighty milan have a mighty competition for Scudetto, so not entirely his fault. PSG was a failure.
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That period you quoted (2012-2015) wasn’t a very low period at all. It was in a low period during InterMerda’s manufactured dominance of the league due to Farsopoli (between 2006 - 2010) - that was a period so bad that Italian clubs were struggling in Europe badly and the league ends up losing its 4th spot to the Bundesliga.
The league was also in a terrible shape during those years. A poor mediocre Roma was Inters closest challenger during that run, Milan were inconsistent living off fading stars, we were in the midst of our Cobolli Gigli/Secco years and Napoli were nothing. Don’t let Milan and Inters success in the CL during that time period fool you. Milan shouldn’t have even been allowed to compete in the CL that year anyway.
It’s improved every year since we won our first of 7 league titles in 2012, with teams slowly getting their houses in order on/off the field and improving their performances in the CL and EL.
The league was also in a terrible shape during those years. A poor mediocre Roma was Inters closest challenger during that run, Milan were inconsistent living off fading stars, we were in the midst of our Cobolli Gigli/Secco years and Napoli were nothing. Don’t let Milan and Inters success in the CL during that time period fool you. Milan shouldn’t have even been allowed to compete in the CL that year anyway.
It’s improved every year since we won our first of 7 league titles in 2012, with teams slowly getting their houses in order on/off the field and improving their performances in the CL and EL.
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