Quote from: len01 on Today at 03:11:20 PM

Quote from: DaNNy001 on Today at 02:18:51 PM

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whatever happens to the future of the team or the results that a team gets, it is the coach who should have full responsibility for the mistake, but in the case of Napoli we have to look at several sides which will be fairer to see who made the bigger mistake and according to I would be wiser if I blamed the Napoli president who always wants to get big achievements instantly and the Napoli president hopes that by replacing the coach several times he can bring about short lived changes but that is only the Napoli president's expectations without understanding the best way to achieve the prestigious title that must be obtained him the players.
from all these things you can see here or at Napoli, the role of the coach is not something wrong because the new coach that was recently brought in by Napoli is just carrying out his duties well but it is not easy to combine the strategy of the new coach with all the Napoli players.

In the next season Napoli might be very bad if the management still has the desire to get instant results and continues to replace coaches which ends up causing the team to collapse.
Napoli already has several quality players and now Napoli only needs one coach who is experienced and retained for a long time to provide the opportunity to prove that this coach can produce perfect results.

I think Napoli know a lot that they can't expect instant results with any coach, of course they know a lot more than us here. The departure of Luciano Spalletti has made Napoli lose the best form of their team and this is a normal thing that happens to a club that is achieving success. Rudi Garcia, Walter Mazzarri, Francesco Calzona were never the same as Luciano Spalletti, and that is the reason why Napoli failed.

Napoli really wanted to maintain their reputation as defending champions in Serie A after Spalletti left, but this could not be achieved because all the coaches hired could not produce maximum results as expected. Letting the same coach like Rudi Garcia coach Napoli won't improve things, he was only able to have statistics of 1.75 points per game in 16 matches, while the two newest coaches are much worse.