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zlatanov · 27-05-2005, 00:09

everyone on the team - coaches, players, especially the more experienced ones. But this doesn't mean that Carlo has to go as you were kindly suggesting in another thread. He is one of the best tacticians out there and there are only a couple of other coaches who could fill in his boots and Capello is not one of them - the time of his concervative tactics is behind us. I am sure that Carlo can cope with this situation and we must not blow it all out of proportions with greenhorn-like statements such as "Ancelotti must go ..." for let's not forget that we have a very strong team that has been at the very top of European foorball for the past 2-3 years and just because we didn't win 2 CLs in three years doesn't take that away from us. Even the Milan of Sacchi didn't win CL and scudetto every year. One bad game, no matter how disappointing it was, must not and cannot change the fact that we have been the team to beat in Europe for the past 2-3 years.
This being said, the complacency problem is what we must address for the future and WHEN we cope with it, we will have a truely, close to perfect team. Right now we are definitely on the right track but still not there although not too far from there either.
The worst thing we could do right now is get rid of Carlo and start from square one just like Real M did when they sacked a successful coach like del Bosque without any legitimate explanation.

27-05-2005, 00:09	#8
zlatanov Moderator Join Date: 07 2003 Location: Nowhere near San Siro :( Fave Players: Zinedine Zidane, Genarro Gattuso, Alessandro Nesta	everyone on the team - coaches, players, especially the more experienced ones. But this doesn't mean that Carlo has to go as you were kindly suggesting in another thread. He is one of the best tacticians out there and there are only a couple of other coaches who could fill in his boots and Capello is not one of them - the time of his concervative tactics is behind us. I am sure that Carlo can cope with this situation and we must not blow it all out of proportions with greenhorn-like statements such as "Ancelotti must go ..." for let's not forget that we have a very strong team that has been at the very top of European foorball for the past 2-3 years and just because we didn't win 2 CLs in three years doesn't take that away from us. Even the Milan of Sacchi didn't win CL and scudetto every year. One bad game, no matter how disappointing it was, must not and cannot change the fact that we have been the team to beat in Europe for the past 2-3 years. This being said, the complacency problem is what we must address for the future and WHEN we cope with it, we will have a truely, close to perfect team. Right now we are definitely on the right track but still not there although not too far from there either. The worst thing we could do right now is get rid of Carlo and start from square one just like Real M did when they sacked a successful coach like del Bosque without any legitimate explanation. Last edited by zlatanov; 27-05-2005 at 00:12.