How many domestic cups do you have? And also do you have seeding where like ac Milan can’t play inter Milan in the early rounds

Looking into a future bet, Am I crazy?

They’ve looked so good, and at a time everyone’s complaining about the loaded schedule they have no European competition to worry about.

Pole position 2 huge games before the next break, they can put some distance with an upset away at Inter and nothings over if they lose.

I don’t know what’s everyone else thinking 10ish weeks in?!?

He's a genius when it comes to choosing the next team to coach and when it comes to speaking to the press.

Obviously he is a good coach too, but from a tactical or players management perspective he is doing absolutely nothing worthy of note with Napoli. He is just making sure the team is defensively solid by taking very few risks as he doesn't need to take any, cause he has Kvara and Lukaku who are both proven to be unstoppable by Serie A defenders when they are in decent form. And it's not hard to keep your players in form and healthy when get to rest for a full week before almost every game.

Then of course he goes in front of the microphones and spews out of context, cherry picked facts like "we finished 40 points behind Inter last season" to make sure he gets loads of credit in case of success and no reproach in case of failure.

If we were to tell the whole story, Napoli had a less complete team than the current one when they dominated 2 years ago. Last season they lost and failed to replace Kim, plus partially Osimhen (injuries) and Zielinski (contract situation), plus clearly the coaching was awful and the team let themselves go halfway through the season. This season they got overall equivalent players back in Buongiorno, Lukaku, McTominay, plus the likes of Neres, Gilmour etc.

Once again, obviously Conte is a good coach, I'm not saying otherwise, but he does get more credit than he deserves cause he's very good at pr and choosing his jobs. He always gets his club's fanbase on his side by making it look like he cares about them or the club as a whole, only to then make everyone but himself sink with the ship when things go sour. Check his track record, he never took accountability once in his life. Whenever he takes a false step, like failing to making it out of the CL group stage with Inter or failing to make the top 4 with Tottenham, he doesn't hesitate for a moment to blame everyone else just to save face, whether it's his players or the ownership.

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So, scrolling down the timeline, I saw some sort of consensus among Roma fans that Jurić is “the worst coach in the history of the club,” and the Friedkins should have sacked him at the half-time.

As someone who wished that the Jurić experiment worked out some way or another, I want to ask fans who weren’t hit by this disastrous score: why has Jurić failed this way this fast?

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