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No, i brought up Conte as i was asked to bring out someone who has been spectacular in different clubs and he was first that came to my mind. notice again DIFFERENT CLUBS. get it?

Of course he is one of the reasons behind that. All puzzle pieces needed to be right. Manchester City has spent big under every manager, here are the sums since 2011 transfer season, last 2 are Peps. 87 mil 62 116 88 215 213 315

No i do not how many points we were down, i can easily check it out if you want to though? think we were 3rd that season, neither is that in any way relevant to this discussion? Yes of course i know Mou won with that squad, also irrelevant sigh.

No i did not, stop making up random lies. Oh really, so players like Alexis, Cesc, Pedro and others were all bought out.

Can you read this quote by Donak? Do you understand what "spectacular job in multiple places" means? Do you realize Barcelona is not multiple place, but 1? Jesus, i have given you credit for being treated harshly here, but you just spam random bullshit now. Read before reply okey?

We always negotiate on players who want to leave. We are not PSG. Not even bothering to reply to your random "i am a mindreader" thing. I already replied: As for last question, for 222m if no other deal was available. Do you know what negotiation means?

Not really, as this entire discussion is about his time after Barcelona.

Conte took over Juve when they were 7th in league 24 points behind winners Milan. Sure the management of Milan clubs was poor, but how he made Serie A 1 club league in just 1 year is spectacular.

Neither is winning 0 trophies in the richest club in the country or failing in the only trophy he was suppose to deliver in Bayern.

Seriously, you are pretty good debater usually, but you just keep posting completely random stuff here. This has absolutely nothing to do with what I have said.

Winning PL comfortably with a team, that season before ended up 10th, is pretty spectacular.

Then again flexibility allows you to remain in the same environment and club for longer. Which is why coaches like Pep and Mou will always be 3 year coaches and then need to transfer to another league/club as they "cannot motivate the team anymore". I value that more.

Just from top of my head Ancelotti and Conte for example. Both have been successful in several clubs. Ancelottis time seems to be over though.

Yes, did i say Allegri was better coach? No, i said he was more flexible coach as you asked some examples lol.

Never said that, I said that took most from the situation he got into. 99% of coaches never get into similar situations. I definitely do not believe any coach can do what he did, no way. Tata is great example of how you need to be really good coach to handle the team, the egos and the...

What are you on about. I said if you negotiate, you have more options then if you do not. You can always BACK OUT from negotiations if it is not working your way. How can this be worse then just refusing to negotiate. Do not get it. Everything you say about Verratti is hypothetical and will...

You are asking me to name flexible managers? Allegri for example, I havent been able to watch too many Juventus games, but he is one of those coaches who takes opposition into consideration when he sets his team up. Valverde seems to be same actually. And sure, if you have the best squad in the...

You just said before that any club willing to sell below buyout if other team is ready to pay it is dumb, now you claim you need to be also mindreader to understand if they are willing to do it? Dunno, maybe you have different philosophy in your life, but negotiations are usually best ways to...

Didnt say he is playing defensive football, wtf are you talking about. Im saying his obsession over his style is limiting the ways his squad can play. Elite managers need their reputation from somewhere, Pep was lucky to reach his coaching time on the exact moment all those wonderful things...

yes of course, you are always right, i forgot, how dumb of me.