Italian League Prediction Thread (Serie A)

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Lazio was very tight in their game against Juventus and they made sure that the win was ideal for them in that match. That straight shot from basiç is what really broke juve's defense into pieces. They were able make their runs in time and took every opportunity for a good shot on target.  Maybe they needed the win more than Juventus did, but the team has really dropped in form for the recent times.
If their Coach got sacked, that serves him right!

Igor Tudor got sacked and indeed he deserved it! I wasn't actually expecting Juventus to move on with him pre-season. However I assume they couldn't find a better candidate back then.

Now I wonder who their new candidates are for the seat. It is generally more difficult to find a solid manager during season. Maybe Mancini?    He hasn't been managing a team for a year.

Juventus's early season performance led me to believe they would have a more successful season. Despite playing well, the team couldn't win, and this became a recurring phenomenon. In such cases, the manager is usually fired and a new manager is brought in to help the team recover. Appointing a new manager mid-season is no easy task, and it takes time for the new manager to adapt to the team and achieve their goals.

The new manager will face challenges upon taking over, as they don't have their own squad. We'll see how they overcome this challenge and what they can achieve. Juventus has a strong squad, but the manager's contribution is crucial for the team to perform well. Juventus' performance in the upcoming matches is crucial, as they need to fulfill their potential.

[doomloop]

Napoli being at the top again is great, but Roma being the second is even greater. I always wanted to see Gasperini go to a big club, he was basically getting wasted at Atalanta, his skills were wasted on such a small team and I hoped for a much bigger team.

Roma isn't even the level I hoped, I was expected even much larger, like maybe Arsenal if Arteta failed some more, but Roma is great, it's a much bigger club than Atalanta without a doubt. I should not be expecting the situation change all that much, we are seeing things change for the good. Roma and Gasperini is a dream match right now and they have a possibility of winning the title at this point and that is insane considering the past few years they had.

[CryptoBuds]

I even think Juventus management were quite late in sacking Igor Tudor, they shouldn’t have waited until eight winless matches, that’s far too many. According to reports from Fabrizio Romano, Luciano Spalletti and Raffaele Palladino are the leading candidates to become Juventus’ next manager. However, I also think that Mancini would be a good option to consider. What’s clear is that Massimo Brambilla, who has been appointed as the interim manager, must work hard to ensure that Juventus don’t suffer an even worse decline.

Massimo Brambilla has probably been given the job for a few weeks. Massimo Brambilla is not an experienced coach. He was the coach of Juventus Next gen. But he is not very successful with next gen either. Juventus management is definitely looking for someone more experienced. And for that they need time. Juventus management has decided to dismiss Igor Tudor abruptly. Juventus have failed to win in 8 consecutive matches. This is a very bad result. Now Juventus needs an experienced and talented coach. If you give the job to someone inexperienced, it will be difficult for Juventus to achieve good results as usual.

[Ale88]

Juventus sack manager Igor Tudor after miserable eight-game winless run

I'm a Juventus fan and I am deeply saddened by this situation. Of course it's easy to blame the manager, it's always him who pays for everybody's mistakes but the problem begins at the top: every year there is a different management and they don't know what they are doing. Every year we are starting from zero over and over. The is no planning, we get players we don't need and we keep making the same mistakes. The manager is the last of the problems.

[BIT-BENDER]

Juventus sack manager Igor Tudor after miserable eight-game winless run

I'm a Juventus fan and I am deeply saddened by this situation. Of course it's easy to blame the manager, it's always him who pays for everybody's mistakes but the problem begins at the top: every year there is a different management and they don't know what they are doing. Every year we are starting from zero over and over. The is no planning, we get players we don't need and we keep making the same mistakes. The manager is the last of the problems.

That's just football, managers takes the sticks when their teams aren't performing well also they get the praises when the teams does well
I think I stand with the Juventus administration on this one. Juventus has really fallen short and they are in very bad positions in the Uefa champions league and the league.
It may be early in the league but every serious club won't want to take any chances and that is what Juventus did by sacking their coach.

[Majestic-milf]

 Honestly Igor Tudor's sack was something I've been expecting for a while now. Especially when they lost to Como that was when I thought it was over for him but he was given grace period to see if he could do something over in the UCL but sadly, Real Madrid were to tough for them to beat. After Juventus beat Inter 4-3, they have found it hard to come back to winning ways.
The new coach would have a lot of work on his hands because even though out of 8 games, the Old Lady has won 3, drawn 3 and lost 2, it's still not enough to relax since they have been dropped to the 8th spot so the expectations for them to get back to the top 4 would be much.

[puloweh555]

Lazio was very tight in their game against Juventus and they made sure that the win was ideal for them in that match. That straight shot from basiç is what really broke juve's defense into pieces. They were able make their runs in time and took every opportunity for a good shot on target.  Maybe they needed the win more than Juventus did, but the team has really dropped in form for the recent times.
If their Coach got sacked, that serves him right!

In this match Lazio successfully capitalized on Juventus' ineffective play. Indeed Juventus dominated the game with 64% possession, but lost due to a lack of leadership on the pitch, a constantly changing formation, and a lack of creativity in the midfield, which also resulted in a shortage of strikers. There were no players capable of building and opening up attacks. Likewise the defense was weak and easily penetrated by the opponent, and Lazio's coach successfully implemented his strategy in this match.

Looking at Juventus today, from Allegri 2.0, Thiago, Motta, and now Igor Tudor, even though he has been fired. I mean, Juventus has changed coaches three times, which means there's something wrong with a broader aspect. I think even if a name like Spalletti or Klopp replaces Igor Tudor, the chances are still 50/50.

[ajanwalker]

Igor Tudor and Juventus have parted ways as of today.
Tudor wasn't a suitable candidate to be Juventus' manager. If Jürgen Klopp wanted to manage a team, he would accept an offer from Juventus.
After all, they are one of Italy's biggest clubs.
Klopp and Juventus would make a good pairing.
They absolutely need to bring in a top-tier manager after Tudor. I hope they don't bring in a player who played for Juventus in the past.

[Tmoonz]

Juventus is like ice slowly melting.
They lost again yesterday, and it's clear Tudor is not up to the task.
Tudor is unfit to manage a club like Juventus.
A managerial change is urgently needed, or the gap between us and the top teams will widen significantly, and it will be difficult to close it.
3 draws and 2 losses in the last five league matches. No win in the Champions League yet.
There's only one person to blame: Tudor.

This is actually surprising like the way Juventus started this season I was already seeing them as title contenders like they started very well at first that even I was happy and thinking they're back to their winning ways but all of a sudden they started under performing and the course of this is really what I don't understand should we really blame Tudor or anything else? But I can't really figure out why a coach should be dropping points at league table and yet feel adamant of it, I think if change of manager can revive the team then it should take place immediately.

[silpersurfer]

Igor Tudor and Juventus have parted ways as of today.
Tudor wasn't a suitable candidate to be Juventus' manager. If Jürgen Klopp wanted to manage a team, he would accept an offer from Juventus.
After all, they are one of Italy's biggest clubs.
Klopp and Juventus would make a good pairing.
They absolutely need to bring in a top-tier manager after Tudor. I hope they don't bring in a player who played for Juventus in the past.

Jurgen Klopp has long been a target for Juventus, even while he was at Liverpool, but Klopp has consistently turned down the offer. Juventus desperately needs a manager with Klopp's vision to revive their career, but for some reason, I'm still quite skeptical that Klopp will join Juventus. Alternatively, if Juventus is indeed looking for a coach with sufficient experience, perhaps they could appoint Luciano Spalleti as their new coach. There's no doubt about it. Although Spalleti failed as coach of the Italian national team, looking back at his track record as coach of Serie A clubs, he is a winner with a wealth of experience and quite impressive achievements.
Juventus is in a truly precarious situation right now, but I hope they don't rush into deciding who will be their new coach.

[snipie]

Igor Tudor and Juventus have parted ways as of today.
Tudor wasn't a suitable candidate to be Juventus' manager. If Jürgen Klopp wanted to manage a team, he would accept an offer from Juventus.
After all, they are one of Italy's biggest clubs.
Klopp and Juventus would make a good pairing.
They absolutely need to bring in a top-tier manager after Tudor. I hope they don't bring in a player who played for Juventus in the past.

From what I read in the news, Juventus are considering several coaches.
The first coach to negotiate with will be Luciano Spalletti who trained Napoli. In case of failure, they will target Roberto Mancini, even though they didn't succeed to enroll him in the past. Their third option will be Fiorentina old previous coach Raffaele Palladino. If I am not mistaken, all these coaches are free from any contact.

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Jurgen Klopp has long been a target for Juventus, even while he was at Liverpool, but Klopp has consistently turned down the offer. Juventus desperately needs a manager with Klopp's vision to revive their career, but for some reason, I'm still quite skeptical that Klopp will join Juventus. Alternatively, if Juventus is indeed looking for a coach with sufficient experience, perhaps they could appoint Luciano Spalleti as their new coach. There's no doubt about it. Although Spalleti failed as coach of the Italian national team, looking back at his track record as coach of Serie A clubs, he is a winner with a wealth of experience and quite impressive achievements.
Juventus is in a truly precarious situation right now, but I hope they don't rush into deciding who will be their new coach.

The club management and executives must be wise in choosing the next manager. At the very least, they should look for someone with experience in Serie A, and I think Spalletti is one of them. Jurgen Klopp would also be a great option to consider as a strong candidate to replace Igor Tudor, but I’m not so sure the former Liverpool manager would be willing to take over the club in the middle of the season.

By appointing the right manager, Juventus might be able to turn things around quickly and get back into the top four. It’s true that they shouldn’t rush the decision, they also need to consider a manager who fits well with Juventus current squad composition. A heavy task now rests on the shoulders of the interim coach, he must work hard to ensure Juventus does not drop any more points in the next few matches.

[RockBell]

Juventus sack manager Igor Tudor after miserable eight-game winless run

I'm a Juventus fan and I am deeply saddened by this situation. Of course it's easy to blame the manager, it's always him who pays for everybody's mistakes but the problem begins at the top: every year there is a different management and they don't know what they are doing. Every year we are starting from zero over and over. The is no planning, we get players we don't need and we keep making the same mistakes. The manager is the last of the problems.

Juventus needs to improve because they are not even supporting their supporters, who have placed a great deal of trust in them. As a result, when they are not seeing results, they don't seem happy at all. Blaming the manager has also become commonplace because they are the ones in charge and make the decisions for the team, so who do you blame if something goes wrong? And this is like one of the worst season for them so what do we now expect from them this season obviously nothing because with this kind of performance, and Juventus is losing that touch and since am not even a Juventus fan but even the management is not serious to me. If the manager is not the problem then who do you think is the problem.

[ShowOff]

Honestly Igor Tudor's sack was something I've been expecting for a while now. Especially when they lost to Como that was when I thought it was over for him but he was given grace period to see if he could do something over in the UCL but sadly, Real Madrid were to tough for them to beat. After Juventus beat Inter 4-3, they have found it hard to come back to winning ways.
The new coach would have a lot of work on his hands because even though out of 8 games, the Old Lady has won 3, drawn 3 and lost 2, it's still not enough to relax since they have been dropped to the 8th spot so the expectations for them to get back to the top 4 would be much.

Juventus must look for an experienced manager, so that he can lead the team back to competing in the top four of the Serie A standings, and ensure they successfully advance past the League Phase to reach the Round of 16 in the Champions League in the near future. From the beginning, I never really trusted Igor Tudor performance, he was fortunate to start the season with three consecutive wins.

On the other hand, I think Juventus current decline in performance isn’t solely due to poor management, but it also shows that their squad depth isn’t very strong. Juventus activity in the last summer transfer window was quite minimal, they didn’t sign any high quality players. So it’s actually not surprising that they ran out of steam so quickly.

[katanic97]

Igor Tudor and Juventus have parted ways as of today.
Tudor wasn't a suitable candidate to be Juventus' manager. If Jürgen Klopp wanted to manage a team, he would accept an offer from Juventus.
After all, they are one of Italy's biggest clubs.
Klopp and Juventus would make a good pairing.
They absolutely need to bring in a top-tier manager after Tudor. I hope they don't bring in a player who played for Juventus in the past.

Tudor started his tenure well, but it was the team that failed. I’m not defending Tudor  after all, the coach is responsible for everything, and so is he. Everything looked good when they beat Inter; that was their last win, on September 13. Since then, they haven’t had a single victory, and the Lazio match was decisive. I don’t know who is being speculated to succeed Tudor, but i agree with you that Klopp would be the ideal solution in Juventus current crisis.

[liuka]

Juventus must look for an experienced manager, so that he can lead the team back to competing in the top four of the Serie A standings, and ensure they successfully advance past the League Phase to reach the Round of 16 in the Champions League in the near future. From the beginning, I never really trusted Igor Tudor performance, he was fortunate to start the season with three consecutive wins.

On the other hand, I think Juventus current decline in performance isn’t solely due to poor management, but it also shows that their squad depth isn’t very strong. Juventus activity in the last summer transfer window was quite minimal, they didn’t sign any high quality players. So it’s actually not surprising that they ran out of steam so quickly.

I fully support Juventus decision to fire Igor Tudor because he has failed to bring change to Juventus this season. I thought his performance would improve this season, but the reality is that juventus is still stuck in eighth place in the standings after week 8. Furthermore, Juventus needs to improve their playing style to perform better, as their performance in the Champions league has also been very poor.

Juventus is a top team in Serie A, But this is how it is due to poor management. I think they should find an experienced coach to help them improve in Serie A or the Champions League. There still time for them to recover, and I hope they make the most of it.

[Toro iskandar]

Igor Tudor and Juventus have parted ways as of today.
Tudor wasn't a suitable candidate to be Juventus' manager. If Jürgen Klopp wanted to manage a team, he would accept an offer from Juventus.
After all, they are one of Italy's biggest clubs.
Klopp and Juventus would make a good pairing.
They absolutely need to bring in a top-tier manager after Tudor. I hope they don't bring in a player who played for Juventus in the past.

From what I read in the news, Juventus are considering several coaches.
The first coach to negotiate with will be Luciano Spalletti who trained Napoli. In case of failure, they will target Roberto Mancini, even though they didn't succeed to enroll him in the past. Their third option will be Fiorentina old previous coach Raffaele Palladino. If I am not mistaken, all these coaches are free from any contact.

Whoever the coach is, Juventus will maintain the same performance as they did before they stopped selling their best players and brought in other quality players.
Of the three coaches you mentioned, I don't think any of them are a good fit for Juventus, but Spalletti could be an alternative to see if he can bring about the same changes as when he coached Napoli

[irhact]

Juventus is losing that touch and since am not even a Juventus fan but even the management is not serious to me. If the manager is not the problem then who do you think is the problem.

Juventus has really lost form as they have been able to only get a one goal difference this season for their league games. They have played 8 games and have been able to score only 9 goals and also conceded 8 goals which means they have conceded one goal for the games they have played and that's very poor. This isn't the juventus that used to dominate the Italian league, all their games this days has just been boring and has less goals. If time isn't taken, we mightn't be hearing about juventus anymore because they'll be considered a poor team that top players will be refusing to go to. Juventus can't even win the title this season too as they're currently sitting at 12th on the table which is poor.

[Rustam Meraj]

Juventus has really lost form as they have been able to only get a one goal difference this season for their league games. They have played 8 games and have been able to score only 9 goals and also conceded 8 goals which means they have conceded one goal for the games they have played and that's very poor. This isn't the juventus that used to dominate the Italian league, all their games this days has just been boring and has less goals. If time isn't taken, we mightn't be hearing about juventus anymore because they'll be considered a poor team that top players will be refusing to go to. Juventus can't even win the title this season too as they're currently sitting at 12th on the table which is poor.

You are correct in worrying about bad work of Juventus at the moment because their results of 9 goals and 8 given up in 8 games show weak attack and boring, low scoring style, which is way below +1 goal difference and 12th place level of historically dominant club. Fact is that best players will be less likely to play in club that does not play in Champions League or title is serious danger since they cannot actually win league at their current spot and risk not taking part in European tournaments, but size and wealth of club allow them to quickly deal with issue by replacing coach or getting new players. Management and team should seek solution immediately to move up table before whole season is lost.

[Gallar]

Juventus sack manager Igor Tudor after miserable eight-game winless run

I'm a Juventus fan and I am deeply saddened by this situation. Of course it's easy to blame the manager, it's always him who pays for everybody's mistakes but the problem begins at the top: every year there is a different management and they don't know what they are doing. Every year we are starting from zero over and over. The is no planning, we get players we don't need and we keep making the same mistakes. The manager is the last of the problems.

Yes, it's a bit sad to hear that Juventus fired their coach in the middle of a competition that's currently underway. Firing a coach at a time like this is incredibly risky. Even bringing in a new coach doesn't guarantee that the new coach will be better than the previous one. So, Juventus' decision is considered a bit too hasty. While it's true that Tudor hasn't been able to lead Juventus to victory in their last eight matches, firing him now, in my opinion, isn't a good idea. However, Juventus has officially fired Tudor, so we all have to accept this reality.

Furthermore, according to circulating news, Juventus is currently approaching and negotiating with the coach who once led Napoli to the Scudetto, Spalletti. I don't know whether Spalletti will want to become Juventus' coach or not. But if he does, it seems he would be a pretty good coach. Because we also know that his role in leading Napoli to the Serie A title was very impressive. And he also seems to have a good instinct for selecting great players. So, in essence, he's a pretty great coach.