The official DD resigns thread --was: DD resigns according to SKY (23 Viewers)
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we are run by a bunch of arrogant amateurs and turn into a laughing stock once again. :frown:
Lippi would be the only person I would accept after this Bullshit with Deschamps. I still think Lippi has the hunger, let's not forget no team that has been promoted from serie b has gone to win serie a and if Lippi came back you know he would want to be the first coach to do so.
But that being said this sucks, our fucking board loves screwing over Deschamps a person that gave so much to this club as a player and coach and has a true love for the club.
Thank you Deschamps for everything you gave us as a player and coach and good luck in the future wherever that may bring you.
This really isn't good news. They should have treated Deschamps better than this and atleast let him have one season in Serie A. If we get Capello back I will be disgusted to support Juventus. I don't even think anyone would be better than Deschamps at the moment, maybe Lippi but this is still a very bad move.
I think the biggest point of contention was the lenght of contract. My bet here is that Juve brass probably didnt want to give that contract extension to Deschamp. Couple that with the disagreement on transfer policy, its not hard to understand the tension and pressure Didi must have felt during his tenure. I wouldn't want to work in an environment that (1) doesn't value my work, (2) and won't give me gurantees. That has nothing to do with Didi but with the general incompetency of our management team.
I think Deschamp knows a thing or two more about players than Secco or even Bettega for that matter.
What makes you think Secco was compromising on his selection of players? If anythingelse, there are external reasons to think of the exact opposite. Secco has virtually no credibility as in the game in contrast to Didi who succeeded as a player, so he would be more desperate than Deschamp to show his value to the team. Only way he can do that is by taking control of transfer policy. One of the reason there is a director for handling player transfers is to ensure that manager don't know mortage the entire club's future for an immediate success in order to build his own reputation. The irony here is that it is Secco not Deschamp who wanted players of proven quality rather than potential. Do you see picture here? Secco himself is also on the pressure to show immeadiate value to the team, probably more so than Deschamp, so acting on his interests more than the club itself.
I haven't yet read or heard a single comment from the playes referring Didi as a reason for their desire to leave. I am surprised that none of them gave public backing to the coach, but only god knows what is really going on in the dressing room right now.
Didi has done what he is required to do. He as a CV as a player and manager. I think he deserves a contract extension, and a bit of increase in wage. The fact that Didi went public shows his desparation of things going behind the scene.
I think Deschamp knows a thing or two more about players than Secco or even Bettega for that matter.
What makes you think Secco was compromising on his selection of players? If anythingelse, there are external reasons to think of the exact opposite. Secco has virtually no credibility as in the game in contrast to Didi who succeeded as a player, so he would be more desperate than Deschamp to show his value to the team. Only way he can do that is by taking control of transfer policy. One of the reason there is a director for handling player transfers is to ensure that manager don't know mortage the entire club's future for an immediate success in order to build his own reputation. The irony here is that it is Secco not Deschamp who wanted players of proven quality rather than potential. Do you see picture here? Secco himself is also on the pressure to show immeadiate value to the team, probably more so than Deschamp, so acting on his interests more than the club itself.
I haven't yet read or heard a single comment from the playes referring Didi as a reason for their desire to leave. I am surprised that none of them gave public backing to the coach, but only god knows what is really going on in the dressing room right now.
Didi has done what he is required to do. He as a CV as a player and manager. I think he deserves a contract extension, and a bit of increase in wage. The fact that Didi went public shows his desparation of things going behind the scene.
