Perfetto, the Return of Carletto! - Benvenuto Carlo Ancelotti

Can you provide some links for these bad reviews? I'm curious because I don't know much about it.

Raul's iconic status for the club, years of experience with Castilla and his penchant for hard work that he had when he was a player imo should outweigh whatever bad aspects there are. Again for me he would be the perfect interim coach that would change the vibe for the rest of the season, until we get Xabi (or Klopp) in the summer. It is becoming a little toxic with Ancelotti the way the squad simply can't turn a new leaf.

 

What's this I'm hearing about Vini playing centrally?
I think the Mister has lost it.

 

...No more words from me on Carlo until the end of the season, it's clear there are supernatural forces at play here.

 

Carlo and Madrid should part ways… the team need new dynamic and idea’s. It won’t happen with him

 

Not a single decent game against Big teams in la liga or Europe.

 

Perez will not fire him so fast. maybe after another CL loss.

 

Again having the team play like cowards as if they're Everton.

 

Háblame del mar, marinero

 

It's over he does nothing

 

This team is not good enough to play Carlo ball.

 

He needs to go.

Doesn't seem up for it and his tactics/subs are woeful.

Football has evolved and there are more games than ever yet he says things like this:

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I think he'll continue to dig his heels in before making adequate changes.

 

Starting sound like broken Mourinho.

 

Carlo is stubborn, even if he loses the next 5 games he will not change his tactics.

 

What I see is a stubborn old man stuck in his ways. Enough.

 

I think Carlo's tactics work for some players that prefer the freedom to create danger themselves. Some others might need micromanagement as they lack the talent to improvise themselves. For example Vini thrives in this system while Rodrygo would probably be 10x better if he played for Pep.

I think we lack a stable midfield right now. Carlo needs to pick his midfielders and stick with them allowing them to work up some level of cohesion.

 

He struggle to do so because of too much injuries. Every time someone else is injured

 

It was the big detail of us being sh!t. Coach needs to take ownership.

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To me it feels like Carlo is still here as a favour to the club honestly, key holder until Xabi takes the job this summer. I doubt Ancelotti still wants to do this stuff at this age/level, 4 years at Madrid is an eternity.

 

Adiu Don Carlo.Benveniou Zizou!

 

No thanks.

 

Carlo is great with a team that has all the right personnel in place. Because all he has to do is keep them focused and encourage them to take their opponents by the throat.

But give him a team at 60-80% and he struggles because he simply lacks the tactical prowess to outsmart the opponent. And as a result, the team looks lost out there.

I wonder if he was always like this? I have a strong hunch, that once a coach reaches his latter years their man management, tactical knowledge, etc. starts to decline [which is understandable]. Even Mourinho is no longer the 'Special One' he once was.

 

Carlo was fortunate in his first run where he inherited a Ferrari that Jose built. All he had to do was not screw it up.

He was sacked mainly because he was stubborn, didn’t rotate and didn’t change tactics when Modric went down.

2nd Carlo again inherited a good veteran foundation and some good young players. Got lucky beyond all luck winning a CL despite being stubborn and not rotating until the last possible second.

Got very fortunate he didn’t get the sack the following year and again the following year the team over performed and won a double.


Two things can be true at once. The players are not as good as we thought they were and Carlo isn’t getting the most out of them.

 

This.
It's pathetic.