Thiago "The Fired Fraud" Motta (193 Viewers)

[Akshen]

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.

I'm disappointed too but he has lost the locker room apparently, we would have to kick out like half of the squad for him. It's damage control from the management it seems.

 

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[Robee]

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.

He was a snake to begin with. Good riddance. Bring in a real juventino.

 

[BetterCallSaul]

Goodbye and take Cuntoli with you

 

[Gep]

 

[Zzak]

Finally we're sacking this cunt. Can't believe we waited so long. Should have fired him on the spot after PSV 1-7 Arsenal.

 

[Vlad]

I am sure everyone will miss Motta.

Im in tears

 

[s4tch]

inevitable isn't it, especially after he wanted the players to be more accountable/responsible for the string of negative results. and i can't say he's wrong but a coach who lost the locker isn't a coach anymore

 

[Vlad]

He was a snake to begin with. Good riddance. Bring in a real juventino.

For me it's not a prerequisite. But we need a manager who will use current players to the best of their abilities, which Motta consistently failed to. It is a team good enough to finish top 4, maybe more. Even with all the fuckups at transfer market, we should have a solid core to build on. I'm disappointed that Motta proved to be a fraud in a way as most of us expected him to bring us into a new era based on his achievements in previous season. It was a gamble that did not pay off. Now we need certainties. We are lucky that Serie A is shit and we can make mistakes with impunity as we can outspend every club in the league.

 

[U Picciriddu]

Tudor will replace him

 

[s4tch]

this is really the worst account with a visible following. schira said this:



there's a difference between making a decision and acting accordingly

 

[AndreaCristiano]

I was against this move from the beginning but sacking him just to bring in Tudor is a ridiculous and stupid move

 

[MikeM]

I think the biggest clue that this guy was mentally ill was his unstoppable desire to embarass Danilo for who knows what reason. Totally without character or class.

 

[swag]

His approach to team formation just reminds me of Jeremy Irons as the gynecologist who invents his own instruments in Dead Ringers

 

[Fab Fragment]

I think the biggest clue that this guy was mentally ill was his unstoppable desire to embarass Danilo for who knows what reason. Totally without character or class.

I thought it was Giuntoli who was primarily responsible for the Danilo debacle

 

[Gigiventus]

Danilo and Fagioli left for this

 

[Stevie]

I thought it was Giuntoli who was primarily responsible for the Danilo debacle

I look forward to hearing about this when Danilo writes is autobiography

 

[vodka]

Finally we're sacking this cunt. Can't believe we waited so long. Should have fired him on the spot after PSV 1-7 Arsenal.

Sacking someone based on a result from a team of different country would be a new one for sure lol

 

[.zero]

wen?

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

Instead of sacking him and paying out all that compensation, keep him on contract just in case we need another interim coach next season. Won't cost us anything

That's what we should have done with Max

 

[juve123]

Under Thiago Motta, Juventus have won 18 of their 42 matches in all competitions, 43%; only two managers with at least 40 games with the Bianconeri have recorded a lower percentage of wins since 1929/30: Luigi Delneri (40%, 20/50) and Sandro Puppo (24%, 15/62).

- @OptaPaolo