The Financial Situation (131 Viewers)
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It's not so much Italian coaches as Italian speakers, so any foreign coach who comes has a likelihood of having had a background in Italian football, as few non-Italians speak it off their own back. Or you line up someone 6 months in advance who is taking a crash course, or from a country where the language is from the same family. Deschamps is one we hired, Zidane could be another.
Another benefit for English teams is that they can select from a broader spectrum of people who can speak at least the basics on arrival. All the most successful ones I can think of could (Mourinho, Klopp, Guardiola, Wenger, Benitez). Ferguson almost could. Conte's was pretty good.
I can think of examples who didn't, such as Capello. And the England players said that they couldn't understand what he was trying to do in training (what a ridiculous appointment that was, btw). Bielsa is another one (I couldn't imagine a Juve coach stood there with a translator whispering in their ear). Ranieri also had very limited English when he started. Mazzarri at Watford. You can cover it up with success, but it's the first stick they beat you with if no one understands what you are saying.
It is an important thing depending on the style of play, not to be dismissed lightly with simply the idea of the "universal language of football", in particular in Italy where tactical acumen is admired and in effect as much as any league. On the other hand there is something to be said for having an easily-identifiable style and simplicity for footballers to follow, especially as many of them don't want complex instruction, or are smart enough to understand it.
Another benefit for English teams is that they can select from a broader spectrum of people who can speak at least the basics on arrival. All the most successful ones I can think of could (Mourinho, Klopp, Guardiola, Wenger, Benitez). Ferguson almost could. Conte's was pretty good.
I can think of examples who didn't, such as Capello. And the England players said that they couldn't understand what he was trying to do in training (what a ridiculous appointment that was, btw). Bielsa is another one (I couldn't imagine a Juve coach stood there with a translator whispering in their ear). Ranieri also had very limited English when he started. Mazzarri at Watford. You can cover it up with success, but it's the first stick they beat you with if no one understands what you are saying.
It is an important thing depending on the style of play, not to be dismissed lightly with simply the idea of the "universal language of football", in particular in Italy where tactical acumen is admired and in effect as much as any league. On the other hand there is something to be said for having an easily-identifiable style and simplicity for footballers to follow, especially as many of them don't want complex instruction, or are smart enough to understand it.
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Capital increase #Juventus:
- 145M: needs
- 175M: growth plan
- 75M: advances
- 5M: cost of services
▪️January '22 Mercato: with part of the 145M and after the OK from FIGC on the liquidity
▪️Balanced budget as of the 23/24 season IF qualified to #UCL and a minimum of reaching the round of 16 for 2 more yrs.
- 145M: needs
- 175M: growth plan
- 75M: advances
- 5M: cost of services
▪️January '22 Mercato: with part of the 145M and after the OK from FIGC on the liquidity
▪️Balanced budget as of the 23/24 season IF qualified to #UCL and a minimum of reaching the round of 16 for 2 more yrs.
Agnelli, Nedved and Stupidtici under investigation for false accounting
JUVENTUS UNDER INVESTIGATION FOR FALSE ACCOUNTING
JUVENTUS UNDER INVESTIGATION FOR FALSE ACCOUNTING
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this club is a fucking mess since marotta was fired.
but but but the coaches. forget the coaches, this is not the same club as it was in '18.
also imagine our snowflake players getting these news and playing with 100% concentration vs atalanta
i remember when we learned that we had to play vs napoli despite the earlier verdict of figc, then we lost vs fiorentina.
anyway, paratici was an amateur, and agnelli deserves every criticism for that appointment.
but but but the coaches. forget the coaches, this is not the same club as it was in '18.
also imagine our snowflake players getting these news and playing with 100% concentration vs atalanta
i remember when we learned that we had to play vs napoli despite the earlier verdict of figc, then we lost vs fiorentina.anyway, paratici was an amateur, and agnelli deserves every criticism for that appointment.
this club is a fucking mess since marotta was fired.
but but but the coaches. forget the coaches, this is not the same club as it was in '18.
also imagine our snowflake players getting these news and playing with 100% concentration vs atalanta i remember when we learned that we had to play vs napoli despite the earlier verdict of figc, then we lost vs fiorentina.
anyway, paratici was an amateur, and agnelli deserves every criticism for that appointment.
but but but the coaches. forget the coaches, this is not the same club as it was in '18.
also imagine our snowflake players getting these news and playing with 100% concentration vs atalanta
i remember when we learned that we had to play vs napoli despite the earlier verdict of figc, then we lost vs fiorentina.anyway, paratici was an amateur, and agnelli deserves every criticism for that appointment.
They all deserve each other
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