QUOTE(Akmall540 @ Feb 11 2019, 08:05 AM)
Idk maybe this time around Roman knew what he getting at when he hired Sarri.
Sarri is the only coach that we had that never won any honours before. We never knew what is inside Roman's head but if he dares to hire a rookie manager who works in banking sector before this, he should understand this rookie manager needs time to adapt and to deliver results.
We never knew if Roman will hold his ban hammer and be patient with Sarri like City board did with Pep before.
This is where it gets interesting imo. You're spot on about roman knowing the risks and recognising exactly what he's getting himself into. Now does he preach patience and remain steadfast as the expected aches and pains of his long term project begin to manifest in full force?
Or does he take the easy way out as a lot of fans are already suggesting, and destroy the building before the foundations are even laid in place?I for one hopes sarri becomes more ruthless and the board sees this through.
Bear in mind no competent manager who's completely sane would touch our poisoned 'first team coach' chalice with a 10 foot pole if we continue our hire and fire policy. Those utterly wasteful compensation packages should be going towards replacing a number of deadbeats in the first team anyway!
QUOTE(skylinelover @ Feb 11 2019, 08:44 AM)
Haha you saying he worst than conte now😂🤣
Conte in his first season made the best of what he got and pulled off a brilliant title win. Unfortunately he practically threw his toys out of the pram after we failed to secure some unreasonable targets such as sandro,koulibaly,lukaku, and llorente among others during his second season. Still managed to secure the FA cup which was great.
The common theme right now between both Italians is they're let down by an almost identical group of players. Eden and willian were both widely reported to want out of the club, had conte stayed on. Looking back now, maybe he was on to something.
Is he better than sarri?well his track record speaks for itself doesn't it?
Would he have the ability to push allegri's juve all the way in the title race like sarri did with napoli?no. Conte's unique formation requires huge investments in specialist players for certain positions, which is why alonso and moses suddenly look obsolete. Fact of the matter is , sarri happens to be the type of non-volatile character who's willing to work with what he's got, while attempting to play progressive football which is in line with the club's vision moving forward.
In short,conte would be brilliant for a team like united,with lots of money to throw around in the transfer window and desperate for a big trophy soon. For chelsea though, we need to go down a different route as we're no more part of the big spending elite. It's change and nurture a young squad or get left behind.