How has Ancelotti Tried to Adapt Sarriball at Napoli?
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- How has Ancelotti tried to adapt Sarriball at Napoli?
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Last season Napoli fell 5-points short of winning the Scudetto, much to the displeasure of club president Aurelio De Laurentiis. He believed his side had been good enough to win Serie A, but Sarri blew their chance with his rigid tactics. So, out went Sarri and in came Carlo Ancelotti, the final piece needed to take down Juventus.
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As a Napoli fan I gotta say this vid is excellent.
Yes Napoli are slightly less dominant this year than the last, but what Ancelotti is doing is something we absolutely need to do and lacked the previous seasons: tactical plan B’s, and most of, all player rotation. At this rate, within a season or two, these changes will benefit the club
Seems like it's a Sarri trait to not have a plan B.
You guys also need to buy more players. Good scouting and transfers should be also prioritised if you lot want to actually win the league.
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hello mr. geese.
Love the fact that you guys made a video about Napoli. Amazing team that plays amazing football. Also Carlo Ancelotti has put to bed the doubts that were raised following his Bayern stint showing his flexibility more than anything else. He has adapted Sarri' s tactics and made the engine better by involving more components (players)
Those weren't really doubts. You can see it nowadays that the problems Bayern have are not at the bench but on the field. Players didn't follow him since they've lost to PSG in the group stage. It just shows how much leverage players have and how at the first problem they turn against the manager. The same was/is with Real, Man Utd, Bayern this year etc.
Nothing is better under ancelotti, please stop. The fans are falling asleep to his football. The reason sarri never rotated was that the best players he kept on the bench were ounas and marko rog, none of them had shown anything and are quite young
Ancelotti also took the most promising right back in world football Hysaj and destroyed him... playing a Centerback maksimovic over him at right back that dumb ass
Alex Endr ‘’most promising right-back” is an overstatement.
@@DayzAhatok football genius who are the most promising right backs in world football? I'm sure Hysaj is top 5
Can you make a video on a brief history of Carlo Ancelotti?
His fellow Italian national Team Giuseppe Bergomi says: "When he was still a player he used to say 'When I'll be manager I will do this, when I'll be a manager I will do that'. He always had a huge passion for training and managing a team"
As a Chelsea fan I hate the way we treated Ancelotti when he was with us 😔
Bayanda Jele agreed
Di Matteo, Conte..??
@@dalmar5567 What about them?
@Bayanda Jele You treated them bad too.
@@dalmar5567 Well that goes without saying. Roman Abramovic isn't really the sentimental type. Ranieri, Jose, Avram, Hiddink- The list could go on and on. Ancelotti's case was especially regretful considering how well he'd done for us, and the fans adored him. It was just a really curious one that.
watching napoli play is a joy, Ancelloti is a legend
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It was never about how Napoli wasnt good enough to win the title since sarri took over, its just that Juve is way too overpowered for the league
Last year napoli were the better team! Juve were blessed with help from above (not God but the fa. Cos they are the fa).
I think it would be more fair to compare it with Sarri's first season at Napoli. Also, Ancelotti is getting the best any coach can get out of the squad after Sarriball.
Attention Chelsea fans, there’s something called patience, why not give it a try?
I'm a Chelsea fan and couldn't agree more. Our fans are so fickle it's incredible.
Most of chelsea fans are plastic rentboys
Dayz Ahat it is normal football fan behaviour unfortunately
youCube shut up and stop generalizing
Suhail yep
Yes Napoli might not be playing as well as they played last season but there is a big factor for this. Last season's performance was the result of hard work of past 2 seasons, players played that way since the last 2 years and in the previous season the Saariball peaked. But now as Sarri left and took Jorginho with him, main GK Reina left and a new manager came in so the team will take a season to fully adjust and blend in Ancelotti's style.
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Football isn't chess: it'n not only about tactics and positions on the pitch. Ancelotti has been great at adapting the team tactically, slowly transitioning from Sarriball to a style that reflects more his ideas, but more importantly has been able to give the team confidence, which is something he is amazingly good at. The results end up to be similar (the same points in Serie A, third place in UCL group), but the way they almost knocked out Liverpool and Psg out of the Champions League and continued winning many games in Italy despite the growth of the average level of the League is a huge accomplishment for Ancelotti. He also manages to involve many more players rotating them a lot, something that (we see at Chelsea too) Sarri isn't really great at.
+1
@@sneezylasagne8534 football does not have phases of play. The best coaches have shown that to be ultimate in terms of success, you have to be prepared for defense while attacking and keep your team ready to attack while defending. Infact, there are no phases and defense and offense are easily shifting from one to another. For eg: counter pressing does not work unless you have the players ready for the transition and that includes defensive organisation when you have the ball.
@@sneezylasagne8534 also, football isn't like chess because in football, players are interchangeable and each can perform each other's role. That is what total football, positional play, sarriball, klopps Liverpool all stand for. In chess, the pieces have stipulated strengths and weaknesses that cannot change but in football, you can train your players to perform a variety of roles. Also, football has a fifth element you didn't mention. Training: individual development is also of critical importance for coaxing out the depths of talent from a player and only a true great manager can do that.
@ash_if 782 lol
d accordo sulla gestione dei giocatori e delle ulteriori varianti tattiche apportate da Ancelotti, ma senza il lavoro di Sarri nei 3 anni precedenti a quest ora il napoli sarebbe 5/6
Gr8 video
And to all those people saying Sarri ball is scam remember that once Gegen pressing and tiki taka were also considered a scam by sceptics.
Sarri is a brilliant tactian coaching a team with ungrateful fans and passionless players, still he had the longest unbeaten streak (in all competitions) of all English teams.
Atleast be patient be the guy who has never had a stand out title winning side before getting the Chelsea job.
Sure he doesn't have trophies but that doesn't define his coaching prowess [By that definition emery and tuchel(that's psg's manager btw)are better than pep guardiola in the last few seasons and klopp is some old bloke]
P.s he couldn't have gotten a team who had played in a more polarising way (conte's way)than he does
Nobody said his style was a scam, just that his implementation has a burningly fatal flaw in his refusal to rotate.
BlazeMasterGaming
"Nobody said he was a scam......"
Ummm....... just move to comments under me
@@rsip11 Do they have coaching badges?
Just wanna know....what do critics mean when they refer to a tactic as scam.?
Stunning video. Absolutely staggering depth in analyzing Napoli under Ancelotti. As usual, keep up the good work Tifo Football!
the increased detail in these videos is amazing, i could watch tifo for hours. great job with the content!
Been waiting for this one thanks Tifo
Great video, just one critic : It would be fair to say Ancelotti has a way more competitive team than Sarri had : he has an healthy Milik and Ghoulam, a good substitute right back with Malcuit,
Fabian Ruiz, Simone Verdi and 3 good goolkeepers. Sarriball was less effective at the end of last season because of the LACK OF SUBSTITUTES IN THE OFFENSIVE ROLES.
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Napoli aren't playing better under Ancelotti but that doesn't mean they're not playing well. Sarriball takes time and the right components, Chelsea don't have this atm. That squad has ran through managers. Chelsea need an overhaul and to start fresh or this cycle will repeat itself. People are quick to call Sarri a fraud based off 6 months cause this world has no patience anymore. But he has Chelsea where they should be, a 4th place side. That's all they are, nothing more nothing less.
KGDot couldn’t put it better
I am a Chelsea fan, we are a top 6 team just like man u and even tottenham all 6 are strong teams, we cant be a 4th place team with the same squad that won the league a couple of seasons ago
We're fighting for fourth because of a new system to adapt to. it takes time fans just need to be patient
@SFIFA Tactical inflexibility isn't always a bad thing, until this season Klopp had Liverpool playing one way - it had it's strengths and weaknesses but it's built the foundation for the team that could win the PL with record points if they keep pushing at their current rate. Once you get past his eccentric, likable personality there were so many reasons for people to doubt him before last season's CL run. Patience with these fanatical managers can be rewarded.
He's still learning about the players he has, e.g. he's been playing Hazard as a false 9 because he identified neither Morata or Giroud are capable of playing as a focal point striker for him so he tried something different, and the signing of Higuain equally suggests he's further identified Hazard as a false 9 also doesn't work. He's played Kante as a box-to-box for tactical reasons, but his attacking movement has slowly improved as the season's gone on (it's better than Kovacic & Barkley's combined), you can see the influence of Sarri's coaching and given time it's gunna make him an even better, even more complete player.
I'm not necessarily suggesting Sarri will wind up working long term, but we have to be patient with him. He's not a Conte/Mourinho/Allegri/Ancelotti, because of his way of coaching he's going to need time to see the full benefits of it.
KGDot wrong, wrong, we’re not a 4th place side lmao. We win leagues. I’m giving Sarri loads of time because he hasn’t got the personnel yet
As a Napoli fan who watches every game and has been following this channel for a long time, this is a great video. You've summarized the key differences very well, although I'd say you've been a bit harsh on Sarri and lenient towards Carletto.
Despite a better squad (Verdi, F.Ruiz, Milik uninjured) this year compared to last, Napoli are doing worse on every front compared to 17/18. While I think it's ridiculous to expect great results from a transition year such as this, it has been very disheartening to watch a team who last year almost brought us the first league title in decades suddenly battling for second place with Inter, while playing a less aesthetically pleasing brand of football to boot.
I won't go as far as condemning Ancelotti. But I will question the decisionmaking of our megalomaniac president; blaming a manager for "wasting a chance at the scudetto" when the chance being there was an overachievment in and of itself is questionable. There was even a lot of talk around the city that De Laurentiis sacked Sarri out of jealousy, since he has been disliked during his entire tenure as owner despite lifting the club from Serie C to CL while Sarri was quickly adopted as a hero.
Going back to my original point: I think fans would be a lot more positive if Carletto had managed to keep the beatiful style of play, even if the points were not as many. Or if the style was more cynical, but we were competing for the title with juventus. Now, we have neither and came third in our CL group to rub extra salt into the wound.
It will be very, very interesting to see where Ancelotti will take this team, especially since he will have an opportunity to bring in players who suit his style in the summer.
Good post. Though I'm not sure you can say Ancelotti is doing worse in Europe than Sarri in 17/18. It also has to be taken into account Juventus have only dropped 4 points and are having a stroll of it this year. Juventus have deeper pockets, more power, Cr7, etc... Expecting a manager in his first season to win the Scudetto against such a dominant team is perhaps unfair.
Sarri really was a great manager for Napoli, though.
That banker took away jorginho carleto doesn't have a DM
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Brilliant work from Cheuk Hei Ho writing this out. Brilliant work from Tifo producing short, in-depth explanations with statistical evidence backing them up at the right time. I would love to know where you get the data from as I would enjoy looking into them myself!
Great videos guys especially liked the Guns and Goalposts series about Northern Irish football
I love this channel so much
Carlo Ancelotti was a really good midfielder and leader on the pitch that could read and control the game so no surprise that his also a good manager
That Pass Sonar graph was pretty cool. I love seeing graphs that reveal something tactically interesting.
Excellent explanation !
We have a great squad at Napoli, that in most seasons prior to 2016/17 would jave won the scudetto. This team now is still a force to be reckoned with, but Juventus unfortunately are just leaps ahead of everyone in Italy, and on form, possibly Europe. Forza Napoli Sempre!!!
Still waiting for that Ole video man cone on. Btw great video this one
Great video Tifo! Really like the videos about Serie A and at least people get to know the league a little bit more. Ancelotti transformed the team a lot after their 3-0 defeat to Sampdoria. He kept the short passing and added some new tactical options. Sarri was (still is) very stubborn about his tactics, he tends to play the same way the entire match. Chelsea fans must stop calling him and Jorginho a "fraud". He's doing better then Conte last year and Chelsea should focus on going to the Champions. Like I wrote in a video at the beginning of the season: players must deliver as told by Sarri. Nothing more nothing less. And I think he's right about motivating players. Nowadays these are overpaid millionaires who should be motivated by default because of their salary and not act like a little kid at the first problem. Just look at Man Utd: from going against the manager and being a shame to its clubs name - to performing and showing what they're capable of.
agree on the idiotic fans calling them "frauds". I'm a Chelsea fan and am disgusted by this but sadly in England they're way too impatient to these exciting ideas of actual football that doesn't rely on physical attributes is frowned upon and seen as "can't work in England"... Which is what they told Pep but once he got his players he made the league his bitch. Hopefully Sarri does similarly.
Big fan of your Videos! Can you do a tactical break down of Ole Gunnar at United?
Napoli should go all out to win the Europa this year
Excellent video, but you should have compared the first year of Ancelotti with the first year of Sarri to be fair.
Moreover Ancelotti switched to 4-4-2 only after the 3rd game (and a 3-0 loss against Sampdoria), from that point numbers don't look so bad as well as the team itself. We'll see in two years from now ;)
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Tito??
@@vybhavbadri4002 tito? Whattttttttttttt it says tifo 😂 hahaha you must be crazy
*DONT SAY SHIT NIGGA*
Didn’t even see it but some guy said Tito. Tito?
milik missing the entire season alomost did'nt help sarri , and as unfortunate as it was the koulibaly red card against fiorentina with 70 mins to play had huge ramifications, otherwise napoli could have chased it down to the last minute , and who knows, sarriball may have prevailed
Great video but I would also consider that this comparison is being made with Sarri's full last season at Napoli and Ancelloti's first half season. Given the slight differences, I think Ancelloti is doing an excellent job so far, but he needs time for his players to adapt from such an intelligent, yet rigid system under Sarri.
They're still the second best team in Italy behind Juve, and although they're not as dominant and smashing 4-5 goals like under Sarri, they're grinding out results and collecting points even when not playing great. They will push Juve to the end of the season and next year they'll get even better, I see more calm and maturity now which is a direct result of Ancelotti's arrival.
how can anyone say they´re better this season? Fewer goals, more goals conceded, fewer chances created, more chances conceded, less points this season than at the same stage last season, worse position, that's subjective but a less attractive playing style as well
Exactly. That 4-4-2 is comical whenever it's the two midgets roaming up front.
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Great video!
Could you do one on what's going wrong at Chelsea? P.L.E.A.S.E...
Every season you should do each team of the big leagues under a playlist all the teams of la Liga and all teams of the premier league thus you’ll always have content because every season squads will be different I love learning the tactics and it helps us see the games better just and idea for ya (Premier, la Liga, Serie A etc) also Europa and champions leagues aswell also you should do historic teams Manchester United 07/08 Barcelona 09/10 Real Madrid 04/05 !!!!
One thing u forgot to mention.... Last year Sarri had fewer players to choose from and 2 very important players ( Milik and Goulam) were injured for most of the season.... Plus Juve had key help from the referee.... Lazio ..Cagliari ....Fiorentina....and Inter games were just few of the ridiculously crooked matches of the series A 17/18... a disgusting show ...the next scandal of the Italian football will sooner or later explode .... Than you will remember this post
Napoli gave it away against Fiorentina away and Roma at home. Juventus were better, it's a wonder Napoli challenged us so long as their squad was thinner and not as good
Mertens a Crotone? Cos?
Juve did 9/11 and JFK assassination
@@ircoming They also faked the first moon landing
@@eustachiomartinez7298 we always get blamed for everything. I guess we're to blame for Napoli and Inter dropping out from the CL
I've asked before and haven't gotten an answer so I'll ask again; How do the stats for pressing performance/ Rolling Pressure Index actually work? What is 0.015 Rolling Pressure Index? 0.015 of what? How do they measure it? etc. etc.
Great videos, very learn full. Could you do a video about Hoffenheim. With the young coach and very dynamic systems that they are using. Would be great!!
They have a video that they've made on Hoffenheim a couple years ago when Nagelsmann made his successful breakthrough you should go check it out.
@@DayzAhat Thanks bud
Hats Habat np
Napoli were really unlucky to be knocked out of the Champions League this season. But they're one of the favorites to win the UEL.
Nope they ain't
2:28- From where did you take this statistic? I am extremely curious
It seems many people didn't watch the video (to the end) and just want to talk about Sarri. Confused fans
This is happening with Chelsea, we had a good start to the season but now we’re dropping off
Off topic, But can you make a video on history of the Wiener Derby in Austria? A.K.A. Rapid Wien vs. Austria Wien and their histories?
Make one on Solskjaer UNITED...
Great video, first
Can you guys please make a special episode about Emiliano Sala? 💛🙏💙
Where can you access pass sonars like the one in the video? Really interesting info
Would love to know that too.
@@DayzAhat found it btw @tacticsplatform on Twitter. So much stuff there to look at.
Joseph Maj cool, thanks
do a video on either eibar or real Oviedo they've had interesting stories in recent history
Do Gian Piero Gasperini’s Atalanta B.C
They're big fans, they should be doing one soon on that. I second and Atalanta video.
I love this coach.
Ancelloti is the most underrated manager in football
no he is not. everybody knows how good he is
@@vex_13 when asked about top 3/5 managers in the world everybody mention klopp,guardiola,pochettino ,allegri or even allegri but they rarely mention ancelloti
@@hemaljangda3460 thats because in the recent years his impact isn't as big as other manager mentioned. but he is still amongs top quality mnagers.
People seem to not understand the definition of under-rated these days. Ffs
Guardiola, Pochettino, Tuchel, Klopp, Allegri
Napoli are so unlucky that they are against a Juve side who are going through a golden period. Hopefully Napoli will try their best to win the Coppa Italia and Europa League so their fans can celebrate a deserved trophy for their club.
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I think at the end of the season, thanks to Ancelotti’s flexibilty and the fact that he involves more players and has an actual plan B as opposed to Sarri, Napoli will have the same statistical numbers as they did under Sarri.
Do a video on Pogba under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer....
As a juve supporter for years..i can safely say that the skill and mentality gap between juve and other seria a teams is huge..it is an accomplishment by its own for napoli to compete last season with juve on the title...and for the people saying that juve were fixing matches..then answer this..how come napoli wasted literally all the chances they had last season to overcome juventus when we lost points..napoli were ahead of juve towards the end of the season but they flopped..while juve stayed focused and toke the lead again..mainly because they are experienced and veterans and know how to play and deliver in such environments..if anything..its napoli who lost the scudeetto not juve who stole it.
You really can compare the 3 years that Sarri had to implement his style to the 10 months Ancelotti has had
"Rolling Pressure Index" (measures pressing...somehow lol apparently 0.015 is like really good🤔) I've never heard of that stat before. Anyone know how it works?
Hodgson at Palace next pls
nowadays Napoli midfield will soon be the best. Allan and Hamsik are their best midfielders. Diawara is also very good. Underrated team this season regardless.
Its only his first season plus he has managed Ac milan and Juventus so he a better manager then sarri. Plus they played well in a hard group in the champions League.
Analysis of Nuno's new 3-5-2 formation?
I think its a little unfair to compare them to last season. Though comparing them with Sarri's first season at Napoli (2015-16), they're doing about the same, one win more by this stage in the season.
Please make a video on ole Gunnar solskjaer Man UTD.
Juventus is just too strong. Especially with Ronaldo this year. In my opinion they are the best team in the world right now and it's really sad that napoli got into the europa league because they are in my opinion the team that plays the most beatiful football right now. I say this as a Roma fan.
Nice
HOW ABOUT A BEHIND THE SCENES LOOK AT HOW TIFO FOOTBALL DO THEIR VIDEOS AND RESEARCH USED?
Yes please.
SADLY, THIS STILL EQUATES TO CURRENTLY BEING 9 POINTS BEHIND JUVE..
This man is still good enough to manage the top six of prem
He is waiting on City job
Sarri himself needs to adapt this way at Chelsea
Anyone here after hearing he was sacked tonight, hoping he’ll go to Arsenal? 🙂
chazzzztastic Yes!
He wont go to Arsenal but then again , a weak board might work for him
I’m much happier with arteta, ancelloti won’t last till the end of the season at that mess of a club, any chance of giving us another 40 million for xhaka as ye did for Iwobi? How’s he being going for ye..mega lol
Sukhdev R34 haha 🤣 deluded much? Do you mean players like Rooney and even yer great hero Duncan Ferguson who as soon as they’re offered the chance to go somewhere better they jump at it 😅😅 Rooney went to United and Ferguson to Newcastle and both were welcomed ‘home’ with open arms when they were way past their peak, when’s last time Everton even won anything 😅 stay humble mate
Video title should be napoli tactics
So from this we can assume Chelsea will slow down exponentially starting in February from what we have already seen in December and January
I think they might finish 5th or even 6th, while at the beginning of the season (GW10-11) most people thought they would easily finish in top 3
I think they might finish 5th or even 6th (4th at best) while at the beginning of the season (GW10-11) most people thought they would easily finish in top 3
@@oto946 It depends, the slowdown may be counteracted by the arrival of Higuain. Chelsea's biggest weakness has been their offensive penetration, Morata and Giroud are useless as goalscorers, but playing Hazard centrally has led to a lack of penetration.
with a more prolific striker and Hazard returning to his best position Chelsea may counteract their decline.
Daniel Owusu nope. You’re using history to predict the future which is very risky. Context and the overlying differences between the two situations matter.
Bournemouth 4 chelsea 0
City 6 chelsea 0 warning signs
Pls do Erik ten Hag’s Ajax!
th-cam.com/video/FLZkqQsREFg/w-d-xo.html
I believe for Napoli to finally take the scudetto from Juve they need a marque signing like ronaldo for juve to inspire the team but i do think napoli are netter under ancelotti
When is the video of ole coming out
Can you do a tactical analysis on Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's Manchester United?
Ho Lun Ho he jus lets them do what they want
And Juve will have won by more than either of the last two years. Maybe Sarriball was what made Napoli look like they were close in quality?
Just curious, who disliked the video and why?
Anova baby
the so called Sarriball is a process that takes years to be implemented. Last season it was amazing, but as you highlighted, Napoli ran out of gas in the end. I would not compare the 3rd year of Sarri's obsessive tactics with the first year under Ancelotti. He has not been hired to win the scudetto this year. He has been hired to fix all the issues and create a new model that will not destroy the market price of players (Maksimovic, Ounas, Diawara they were sinking into oblivion) while improving the endurance of the team to last until the end of the season. It is now that this model must prove its value. In the second leg, when the best-of Sarriball started to collapse, the new model must keep the pace. It's useless to focus on Scudetto and Juventus for this season, because they could add CR7 to their already impressive team and we had to reboot.
Ounas, Rog, Daiawara are gone, Ancelotti failed big...
Sarriball is basically a form of tiki taka.
9 points behind Juve lol
Juventus , the team that had to bribe and fix the matches in the past, despite all the talent and wealth.
@@saradmatthewtigga4413 Napoli, the losers who cracked fireworks after fluking a win in Turin, to inevitably choke at Fiorentina 😂😂
not football related but i'm not gonna lie here: when i first heard DiLaurentiis' name i suddenly thought of pretty little liars
wow people here only think that a lot of trophies means super manager
more trophies = better manager
.... come on, where's the logic in that?
You have to be good to win trophies? Lmao, I don't think that a manager is bad if they haven't won a trophy, but a manager has to be good in one way or another to pick up silverware
I'm sorry but there's no way you're gonna tell me they're playing better than last year or in 2016-2017 for that matter. That stupid 4-4-2 formation with Insigne-Mertens or Insigne-Milik is absolutely laughable. Fullbacks never know when to overlap properly and players like Callejon, a fairly traditional right winger seems completely lost and helpless. Every goal feels hard-earned and doesn't really rely on their utter dominance through possession as much as in their opponent's brainfarts. Seeing the two midgets roaming up front with wingers unable to find them in the center of the pitch gives me headaches week after week. It's a depressing time to be a Napoli fan.
Can you make a video plz explaining why arsenal can’t buy like the big clubs...because they are one of the richest clubs in the world
Simple. Their owner views Arsenal as a cash-grab and is using the money to build a new stadium in another franchise he owns, the LA Rams (NFL). He doesn't care about Arsenal and is using it as a business, where he's maximizing his profit, to the detriment of the club. Unfortunately, until he starts losing money from Arsenal (unlikely due to : sponsorships, very lucrative TV deals and merchandise sales) it's probably going to stay the same. Which is quite sad for the fans but also the world of football that a big football club is being treated this way.
I got the sense that ancelotti will be resign by chelsea if sarri sacked haha
I watch again this video 3 years after... I think Di Laurentiis just made a mistake.
Sarri was his best coach.
You have nothing to improve (nothing who deserves a change of man, I mean) when you score 91 points !!
Espacially with a team like Napoli. Sarri did obtain 110% of the squad !
Ancelotti had no chance to do better !
It's the same with Tottenham who fired Pocchetino, for Mourinho.
Directors want to "improve" but they just lack of respect to their coaches. They need a better squad if the directors want more, but no coaches could improve a team ruled by a very good predecessor with a very good chemistry and a very good tactical system that every player work perfectly.
Even Guardiola failed to improve Heynckes' Bayern (and Ancelotti to improve Guardiola's one)
Just think of it : when Ancelotti took over Chelsea, Real Madrid, Everton and even Real a second time, the clubs were in some crisis (or at least in lack of success) and he succeeded
When he took over PSG, Bayern and Napoli who were great before him, he failed (at least at the beginning for PSG)
Directors never heard of "dont change a winning team" ? (And I repeat : Napoli WAS a winning team : 91 points with this squad !!)
Lmao!! I was right!
I hope chelsea fan see this
How Ancelotti managed to be -13 from Juventus
You don't get to rename something that already has a name. It was called Sarrismo years before it was sarriball, so that's bullshit.
Ancelotti made for UCL
As player and coach
Forza Milan 😂
Does anyone else find the term ‘Sarriball’ a bit cringe? No hate for the guy, I enjoy watching his teams play. I guess I just don’t find his style unique enough for its own term. Many other teams play this way
Napoli brought in Ancelloti, Juventus brought in Ronaldo. Players, especially class ones, don't need nearly as long as a manager to adapt to a new club.
This is a thesis
Spectacular analysis. Cheuk is a master of data visualization. I highly recommend giving the writer of this video a follow on Twitter. His account is pure gold. Check him out @Tacticsplatform
Why Napoli are not good in UCL.
Last two seasons Napoli have been eliminated from UCL.
Napoli cant compete financially with the greats of Europe simple as that.
Sarri is too rigid for his own good