05-29-2025, 04:11 PM
I guess we all have a personal POV about that matter. It's ok. World would be boring if all people would think the same.
I can not consider someone with over a decade of mediocre job as an "upgrade". Same goes for Tare, same for Allegri.
What's recommendation for Milan? One title in 2012? Rigged titles with Juventus after? He had double stronger squad than rest of the league, and yet when you deduct him points gifted by the refs - he'd fail to win every single one of those titles. Not to mention mess and havoc he created at the end of his reign here. Being unemployed for half of decade if you don't count his second short and unsuccessful spell with Juventus. One job offer - from Besiktas. Cause he was that good.
Same goes for Tare. Decade at Lazio, did nothing, unemployed since then. Not a single serious club in the world wanted him, cause he was so good at his job.
So, if we were Como or some club which is yet to reach heights of Lazio or whatever, they might be a reasonable choice for a midphase. But club which allegedly wants to take step forward and rise to the highest levels, those two are not much of a wise choice, right?
It's just an illusion of a change. Keep changing mediocres until you hit short term lucky pick. I'm sick of it.
I can not consider someone with over a decade of mediocre job as an "upgrade". Same goes for Tare, same for Allegri.
What's recommendation for Milan? One title in 2012? Rigged titles with Juventus after? He had double stronger squad than rest of the league, and yet when you deduct him points gifted by the refs - he'd fail to win every single one of those titles. Not to mention mess and havoc he created at the end of his reign here. Being unemployed for half of decade if you don't count his second short and unsuccessful spell with Juventus. One job offer - from Besiktas. Cause he was that good.
Same goes for Tare. Decade at Lazio, did nothing, unemployed since then. Not a single serious club in the world wanted him, cause he was so good at his job.
So, if we were Como or some club which is yet to reach heights of Lazio or whatever, they might be a reasonable choice for a midphase. But club which allegedly wants to take step forward and rise to the highest levels, those two are not much of a wise choice, right?
It's just an illusion of a change. Keep changing mediocres until you hit short term lucky pick. I'm sick of it.
Avaiting for arrival of exorcist into our boardroom.



