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axman2526 said:
Personally thought both Disasi and Badi had the turning circle of a tank and the acceleration of a fiat pinto.
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Badi was seen as the super rare player when he was at Monaco. Big and strong and also very fast and with a footballing brain . . .A dominant duelist and proactive defender, he broke the Monaco club record for the most touches in a Ligue 1 game [first game in the 2020-21 season].

 
Wonmin said:
Roma hasn't win any European trophy in their history and the last time they won anything was like 15 years ago

If it's so easy to win at Roma why nobody done it before ? 

He would have won UEL last season if it wasn't because of some bald English referee playing bias at the final 
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Because the Conference League didn’t exist.

its quite simple really

 
Wonmin said:
Why there isn't? He will immediately command respect from whole dressing room and club structure 

People keep saying he is a washed manager

If any the facts is those club he manage was washed instead 

United and spurs has spend combined no less than 1.3 billion since they sacked him and like 12 seasons combined , what did they achieved since ? 1 carabao cup

Roma has never won an European trophy in their history, he won it for them along with back to back european finals that i don't think any roma manager can ever do for the next 100 year

Mourinho is still a world class manager

Ancelotti failed at Everton doesn't mean he is a sh*t manager , it's everton whom were sh*t

Same goes with mourinho 3 latest club
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Problem is the game has moved on from him, Conte & I actually think Tuchel falls into the same category. Read an article earlier this morning in the Independent I think which highlighted a change in the game and a trend to go after young managers with fresh ideas, who will work with the tools they are given and develop them. I think the relatively high success rate when you look at Amorim, Conceicao, Motta, Alonso, Arteta etc means clubs are done with your “super coaches”.

Years ago Kompany had zero chance of managing Bayern this early in his career without years of experience and success, but even relegation at Burnley hasn’t stopped a top club from going after him. Gets crazier when you consider Conte was desperate for the role and sent Bayern a list of his transfer targets & how he intended to setup. If I was betting man I would say McKenna will end up at Utd, and we will follow the trend and gamble on an unknown. Your Mourinho’s & Conte’s might be done at the top level

 
Not a chance Mourinho is coming back.

There's more chance of @Zeta becoming manager.

 
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Oh FFS that’s why Man Utd sacked Ten Hag today. They want McKenna. F*ck off! 

 
From what is available I would be okay with Amorim and possibly even Xavi. Anyone else appears to be a major gamble. Even with the Brighton love in, you can tell that RDZ is a hot head and could be just as high maintenance as a Conte if things are not working right. It's alright at Brighton if it's not working cos you're under the radar. At Chelsea when it starts kicking off I can see RDZ being a bit of a prat.

 
WhiteWall said:
From what is available I would be okay with Amorim and possibly even Xavi. Anyone else appears to be a major gamble. Even with the Brighton love in, you can tell that RDZ is a hot head and could be just as high maintenance as a Conte if things are not working right. It's alright at Brighton if it's not working cos you're under the radar. At Chelsea when it starts kicking off I can see RDZ being a bit of a prat.
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I see RDZ being a prat without things kicking off.

 
Roberto De Zerbi began to get more demanding without necessarily having the full range of achievements to go with it. The Brighton hierarchy were understood to be fed up. (via @MiguelDelaney)

 
Wonmin said:
Roma hasn't win any European trophy in their history and the last time they won anything was like 15 years ago

If it's so easy to win at Roma why nobody done it before ? 
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On that basis I assume you also want us to get David Moyes, as he won a club their first trophy in 44 years thanks to winning the very same tournament a year later.

 
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