slifersd

slifersd · 04-03-2008, 20:07

Logically speaking, Ancelotti should've been fired after two straight years of mental break down (losing to Deportivo and Liverpool), but for some reason he stayed around. Aside from the fact that he is a good coach, his stay also has a lot to do with the fact that he doesn't care about what the team does on the transfer market.

This guy is a complete pushover when it comes to dealing with the management. We sold Shevchenko in 2006, and spent the whole damn summer looking for a replacement only to find some guy named Ricardo Oliveira; all Ancelotti said about the was he thinks Oliveira is a good player. We have been using the same damn players for practically five years now without meaningful additions, but you don't never hear any complaints from Ancelotti or even demands from him. Any player that the management doesn't buy because of the price tag will automatically be labeled as "doesn't fit our playing style" by Ancelotti. Any crappy player the management does buy will automatically be called either "a great champion or a supreme young talent" by Ancelotti. He even take it as far as talking about star players just like the management to give the fans false hopes of us actually making some good signings. Where else can you find someone like this to be your coach? That's why Ancelotti has stayed this long and will continue to stay here for the time being. The management has lost interest in making this team great and they need a coach who is obedient to carry out their plans. A guy like Mourinho would've had a media tour about Berlusconi and Galliani's incompetence by now had he been coaching the last five years.

In the extremely unlikely even that Ancelotti does get fired, I would like to see Mourinho take over. The guy is a genius as a coach and knows how to handle his players. Furthermore, he won't just sit there and let the management do whatever the hell they want to do with the team. He will step it up and take the fight to the management if that's what has to be done.
Lippi would obviously be a pretty good choice as well, but I think Mourinho is a guy who can be here for the long term and build a dynasty.
Another coach I would be interested in is Prandelli of Fiorentina. This guy has an eye for talent and knows how to mentor young players. He would be great if we are going to start rebuilding with young players.

04-03-2008, 20:07	#3
slifersd Registered User Join Date: 06 2006	Logically speaking, Ancelotti should've been fired after two straight years of mental break down (losing to Deportivo and Liverpool), but for some reason he stayed around. Aside from the fact that he is a good coach, his stay also has a lot to do with the fact that he doesn't care about what the team does on the transfer market. This guy is a complete pushover when it comes to dealing with the management. We sold Shevchenko in 2006, and spent the whole damn summer looking for a replacement only to find some guy named Ricardo Oliveira; all Ancelotti said about the was he thinks Oliveira is a good player. We have been using the same damn players for practically five years now without meaningful additions, but you don't never hear any complaints from Ancelotti or even demands from him. Any player that the management doesn't buy because of the price tag will automatically be labeled as "doesn't fit our playing style" by Ancelotti. Any crappy player the management does buy will automatically be called either "a great champion or a supreme young talent" by Ancelotti. He even take it as far as talking about star players just like the management to give the fans false hopes of us actually making some good signings. Where else can you find someone like this to be your coach? That's why Ancelotti has stayed this long and will continue to stay here for the time being. The management has lost interest in making this team great and they need a coach who is obedient to carry out their plans. A guy like Mourinho would've had a media tour about Berlusconi and Galliani's incompetence by now had he been coaching the last five years. In the extremely unlikely even that Ancelotti does get fired, I would like to see Mourinho take over. The guy is a genius as a coach and knows how to handle his players. Furthermore, he won't just sit there and let the management do whatever the hell they want to do with the team. He will step it up and take the fight to the management if that's what has to be done. Lippi would obviously be a pretty good choice as well, but I think Mourinho is a guy who can be here for the long term and build a dynasty. Another coach I would be interested in is Prandelli of Fiorentina. This guy has an eye for talent and knows how to mentor young players. He would be great if we are going to start rebuilding with young players.