Carlo Ancelotti

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

Following his return in June 2021, it is currently his fourth in a row; his first tenure lasted from mid-2013 to mid-2015. Interestingly, the dismissal at the time was apparently not solely for sporting reasons after a title-less season. “It's impossible to only make good decisions in 30 years. For example, I had a bad experience here in Madrid after my first year. I was very close to renewing my contract. The club wanted to keep me, but I pushed too hard for my salary and they stopped the negotiations. That was a mistake, the worst one I could have made. But it allowed me to learn,” Ancelotti revealed.

 

[Fati_Future_BallonDor]

he said the club fired him after 14/15 because he wanted more money

 

[Iniesta Ultra]

I can't believe no one on his staff watched turdle play at PSG when Neymar was on the left. More pathetic Ancelotti can't see that turdle can never succeed as a 9.

 

[Horatio]

Funny how criticism surrounding him has immediately been subdued since we dropped points, which has nothing to do with his coaching work.

football is ugly that way. Madrid more so.

 

[El Gato]

Has nothing to do with you dropping points
More to do with going 7-0 and people waiting to see how he does at Anfield - loss there means top8 is only tougher to get into from thereonout and while wont be sacked till he actually crashes out or blows the league, people are not blind, in or outside the club

Going -8 this early isnt a good look at all no matter how you spin it
Zidane been in same place where there was a real threat of not making it out the CL group in 20/21
Which ironically also was somewhat injury related
Carlo problem is that we arguably played worse when players were all fit