Thiago "The Fired Fraud" Motta (203 Viewers)
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I genuinely can only think of 4 games I enjoyed watching g this season.
1. Inter Milan 1-0
2. The opening two games Juve won 3-0
3. That CL game where ended up winning 3-2 despite being one man down.
Everything else was abysmal.
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I genuinely can only think of 4 games I enjoyed watching g this season.
1. Inter Milan 1-0
2. The opening two games Juve won 3-0
3. That CL game where ended up winning 3-2 despite being one man down.
Everything else was abysmal.
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To be fair he did have to deal with a lot of obstacles and unforeseen injuries to key players in a newly revamped squad which has many talented prospects but very little experience, however aside from that it can also be said that he created by himself many of the problems he’s been struggling with, all the tactical experiments and changing players roles had done nothing but confuse them, along with being unable to read the games well and making very little adjustments when needed,then him apparently losing trust of the dressing room was likely the final straw, so good riddance.
Ultimately everything else would be just noise if the results were there, but those been lacking too, even making us look like complete fools in the process, therefore an immediate sacking is the only reasonable solution.
Ultimately everything else would be just noise if the results were there, but those been lacking too, even making us look like complete fools in the process, therefore an immediate sacking is the only reasonable solution.
I thought this was new
A young coach coming in who did really well with a serie A club, full of new ideas, with a new and exciting style, to help us get out of the dinosaur ages but failed. Normally it's experienced play it safe coaches, or a total noob. This was different, and was meant to be. Sadly a failed experiment, we move on.
A young coach coming in who did really well with a serie A club, full of new ideas, with a new and exciting style, to help us get out of the dinosaur ages but failed. Normally it's experienced play it safe coaches, or a total noob. This was different, and was meant to be. Sadly a failed experiment, we move on.
Romantic view, wish was true, but life is ugly;
Its always the same , the criteria is to choose unproven, low influence coaches , who are flattered just to be Juve coaches , as this will be an upgrade for their insignificant current status.
They must come with zero demands, they must be submissive and easily manipulated by the player managers who actually are running the club and get to choose who we buy, so that they get their cut, they choose who gets the starter spots and who gets the boot.
The unproven coach must take all the blame when eventually and inevitably the $hit hits the fan, become the ultimate scapegoat when the fans have had enough and exit with a good compensation of 5 years of salary , ample time to find the next job.
This has been the only reason Motta was chosen and Tudor will be the next.
Its always the same , the criteria is to choose unproven, low influence coaches , who are flattered just to be Juve coaches , as this will be an upgrade for their insignificant current status.
They must come with zero demands, they must be submissive and easily manipulated by the player managers who actually are running the club and get to choose who we buy, so that they get their cut, they choose who gets the starter spots and who gets the boot.
The unproven coach must take all the blame when eventually and inevitably the $hit hits the fan, become the ultimate scapegoat when the fans have had enough and exit with a good compensation of 5 years of salary , ample time to find the next job.
This has been the only reason Motta was chosen and Tudor will be the next.
I think that what changed is the players started to see a pattern.
Regardlless of how you played in the previous match , you would always have a chance to get benched.
That's why defining player roles is very important in a team.
Look at yildz or thuram . They shoud be the first players to start in any match played unless injured , fatigued , poor training performances(low chances as they are very young) or too many bad match performances(very unlikely).
Yet this bonehead always rotated them regardless of match performances and most of the players became frustrated with this decisisons.
That's why the clown still doesn't know his best eleven which should have happened back in at most start of november.
Regardlless of how you played in the previous match , you would always have a chance to get benched.
That's why defining player roles is very important in a team.
Look at yildz or thuram . They shoud be the first players to start in any match played unless injured , fatigued , poor training performances(low chances as they are very young) or too many bad match performances(very unlikely).
Yet this bonehead always rotated them regardless of match performances and most of the players became frustrated with this decisisons.
That's why the clown still doesn't know his best eleven which should have happened back in at most start of november.
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Disappointed this hasn’t worked out for him. I would have given him another season to prove his worth as I do with any new manager that comes in. Players need their balls cupped on a daily basis these days. This shouldn’t be all on him. There’s a decent manager in there I’m sure. For me this’ll be another Ancelotti scenario. A young manger not given enough time at a big club.