Topic: UEFA Europa League 2023/24 Season - page 320. (Read 58914 times)

I believe this will happen, I mean what you can expect for one month with a new coach? it's not even enough to reshuffle the players, they will use a same lineup and probably using a different strategy. But a strategy need to be trained for many many times, so I don't expect any big change with De Rossi.

The big problem with De Rossi for Rome is one, and that problem is, if he has a bad start you dont have so much time to recover the phase and recover places, because Rome situation right now is also not so good, if you start to lose more terrain and get out of this cup, your season is gonna be a complete failure and maybe without also De Rossi at the end of the season and searching again for a new coach.

Every new coach who handles a team really needs time to process, especially like De Rossi who handled Roma when the season was already underway.
However, currently there are many doubts from many parties because De Rossi's quality and coaching experience is no better than Jose Mourinho's, so people assume that the decision taken by Roam management was a big mistake.

And because they have changed coaches, Roma's percentage has decreased slightly on the Europa League stage this season.
As we previously knew, Jose Mourinho is an experienced coach and is able to improve the quality of the team on the European stage, and this has been proven in the last 2 seasons he has been with Roma.
However, I don't think De Rossi is capable of doing that, and I also doubt that De Rossi will be able to bring Roma to its best finish in the Europa League this season.

I don't know what the board is thinking, even though they should retain a coach who has made a good contribution and can provide trophies because changing coaches may not necessarily produce the same results as Napoli at the moment. Instead they have experienced a drastic decline after sacking Spalleti and changing 2 coaches since Spalleti's departure but it has not had a significant impact, any problems between the coach and the board should be discussed well and the board should not take decisions that will ultimately destroy the club itself.

Jose Mourinho was fired because perhaps the management felt that Jose Mourinho did not meet their expectations and Roma did not achieve the expected results, whereas perhaps what the board hoped for was that Roma could compete in the Champions League, while Jose Mourinho could only provide competition tickets in the European league, despite Roma's condition. Currently, it is not easy for coaches to build performance and it is true that it takes time which is not for a while.

Let's just wait and see what the results will be. I agree with you that we should not underestimate De Rossi even though he has just replaced Mourinho. The club board may have several considerations as to why De Rossi was chosen to replace Mourinho. I can say it won't be the same as Di Matteo at Chelsea before but at least Roma can improve their performance. I think whatever the results of Roma's matches this season we cannot use this as an assessment of De Rossi's performance as a coach. We'll see that next season. It would be very good if De Rossi was able to provide a surprise in the remaining matches this season.

I feel that the decisions taken by Roma management were too quick, if we go back then we will see what achievements Mourinho managed to give to Roma, indeed 4 defeats in a row is very painful but given a little time I think it should be possible so it's an option.
de Rossi is a former Roma player and reportedly he has never been at another club, he has only been given until June 2024 and his first match will be against Verona, while in the European League he and roma squad will face Feyenoord, if Roma still lose then no It was Mourinho's mistake, but the quality of the Roma players is still of the standard.

Luciano Spalleti is the former coach who propelled Napoli to their current status as an elite team. Napoli's progress did not take Luciano Spalleti a day or a month, but rather years of tremendous work, and they eventually won the scudetto. However, Luciano Spalleti observed some mismanagement of the club and decided to depart, which appears to be a smart move for himself. Since then, plenty of tremendous challenges have grown and there's no clear proof of a potential coach that would build the club to become stronger than ever before. Do not point fingers or criticize the Napoli board for the poor results they have achieved over the last few months because they're hoping for a rebound of their triumph days.

There is no need to be too surprised, even though the steps taken by club management are not ideal, firing the coach when he succeeded in bringing his club to become champions because we don't know what happened behind the scenes, only the club and the coach know for sure why there was such an action, and if we considering that there are many more coaches who end up leaving the club even though they have already given them the title and that only happened because of some bad performances in the following season, Thomas Tuchel was one of them when he came to Chelsea when the season was already underway and succeeded in bringing the club to the Champions League title and that is beyond many People's predictions and next season are not a consideration for Chelsea to keep him just because of some poor performances in the league.

Unfortunately for Roma they changed their coach, not with one who is more experienced or who already has a successful career as a coach, and that will be a loss for Roma because De Rossi has minimal experience in European competitions and as a coach he cannot be said to be good and just because he one of Roma legend being considered for his appointment is a bad move in my opinion and Roma leaving the European league early is very possible.

The sacking of coaches after winning trophies happens very often and it raises the question in my mind what is the club board really thinking? There were several coaches who were fired after the previous season brought the club the league championship trophy. Like Conte with Chelsea and Louis Van Gaal with United. But I was more surprised by the dismissal of Zidane with Real Madrid and Matteo with Chelsea. They have given their club the Champions League title which is more prestigious than league champions.

And about Mourinho, I also don't know why Jose was fired. Is it because the club board has high expectations this year for Roma's performance? If yes then I think the club board should be more realistic. I see that Roma is a club that is building its squad and that requires a lot of time for the coach to build good chemistry between the players.

Indeed. Daniele De Rossi has no experience to manage any top team in Europe. I can understand if many people are very doubtful about his ability to manage AS Roma. However, every young manager will always begin with no experience. We must give him the chance to show his ability to be the manager of AS Roma. Since he was a great player, I am sure there is something that he can brings to improve AS Roma performance.

To win Europa League title won't be easy. Even experienced managers will be difficult to win it. Daniele De Rossi have just replaced the position of Mourinho to be the manager of AS Roma. It is not a reasonable target to win Europa League title. Although it is not impossible if AS Roma can win it, but I really agree the chance will be very small.

Daniele De Rossi of a truth is an inexperienced football manager who's not managed any team that's playing in Europe before and that's why a lot of people are of the opinion that he's gonna find it very difficult to excel in the UEFA Europa League competition with Napoli. But we've also seen young managers who after getting their first appointment with big teams ends up having a great performance with the team despite not having managerial experience of any European competition before.

De Rossi can be one of those managers but I also think it's almost impossible for him to win the UEFA Europa League competition this season because Roma's general performance this season isn't comparable to that of other teams like Bayer Leverkusen and Liverpool.

Replacing a top tier coach like Mourinho is enough to keep expectations so high because it is believed that for you to be his replacement them you should be better and it shouldn't take you as much time it took him to fix the team and let them start seeing results , i think that's the situation with Rossi currently at Roma.

The expectations on him is high already and anything short of a better performance as compared to they of Mourinho will be considered failure and so even if the time is short to the end of the season they still expect him to do something that will prove that he is better and was the best replacement but then realistically Rossi needs some time as no coach can actually effect the kind of change expected of him in the number of days he assumed office as the head coach, if given a few more time, then judgment could be passed on his performance so far.

It's indeed too early to draw conclusions about De Rossi's coaching career, the parallels with Zidane's journey illustrate that success can be achieved with dedication, learning, and the right circumstances. De Rossi, like any new coach, will undergo a learning curve. Transitioning from a playing career to coaching involves different skill sets, and it takes time for coaches to adapt to their new roles. Zidane's success with Real Madrid demonstrates that a lack of coaching experience doesn't necessarily limit the ability to succeed.

De Rossi, with his deep understanding of AS Roma and football in general, has the potential to carve out a successful coaching career. De Rossi's longstanding connection with AS Roma as a player might bring a unique understanding of the club's culture and values. This familiarity could be an asset as he seeks to implement his coaching philosophy and build a rapport with the players. The upcoming game against Verona will provide valuable insights into his tactical approach, decision-making, and how well the team responds to his coaching style.

Napoli firing their coach because of management’s policy was quite crazy. Why would you let him go after bringing that trophy home after how many years? Well the club board knows what’s best for them, and i think maybe there was a big disagreement between the manager and board which triggered the departure of their former coach Spalletti.

 However, our focus is to Jose and what happens to him next, well I think he’ll be off to Saudi to go get the bag and have peace of mind as that’s what is key to him now because he’s basically written his name in Gold in Europe. As for Roma, I think it’ll be quite a huge struggle going forward.The new coach will have to continue with the philosophy of Jose and see how things goes for him then maybe get his own players to his advantage next season.

Mourinho should be well aware, as are those who oppose his dismissal. I don't really follow the development of Serie A, but based on AS Roma's statistics in the domestic league, it doesn't show good progress. Currently, AS Roma is ranked 9th in the Serie A standings and their performance is unstable. in this case, don't blame the club too much if the decision was made because the coach was unable to meet expectations and make his squad much better. Moreover, the style and system that he promoted mostly still implemented old tactics and strategies. If Mourinho is capable and makes a big contribution, it is impossible for the club management to fire him rashly.

Honestly, I don't intend to badmouth Jose Mourinho when he handles AS Roma. But as far as I watched, especially last season in the European Lige competition, AS Roma rarely played with an impressive performance. Most of them got ugly wins, especially against Leverkusen in the semi-finals of this competition. Now, club management is giving another coach the opportunity, namely De Rossi. I don't know much about his work as a coach. Moreover, he doesn't have many achievements, but just give him a chance, the club management is well aware of the consequences after firing Mourinho. related as you said, regarding rumors of disharmony between the coach and the club president, especially if it is not a problem with the club's performance. But whatever the background, Jose Mourinho is no longer in charge of AS Roma. Let's see how De Rossi handles AS Roma. especially, in the playoff round against Feyenoord.

Failure of De Rossi? He has just been signed for the manager position by Roma. Isn't it too early make such assumptions about him? I know that he came after a great manager like Mourinho. But it doesn't mean that De Rossi can't be more successful than Mourinho at the same time. Nobody can know about that.

I would like to give a great example to this situation. After Villas-Boas period at Chelsea Di Matteo was brought to the position in the 2011/12 season. Who could have thought that he would win the Champions League title with Chelsea in his interim manager period there? 

I don't say that De Rossi would do the same but I mean it is quite possible for him to do better than Mourinho at the same time.

Actually, it is still too early to claim De Rossi's failure. He even still doesn't manage AS Roma for the first match. Although De Rossi has a lack of experience as a professional coach, he has a chance to success with AS Roma. We must be familiar with Zidane, many people also doubt him when he became Real Madrid coach for the first time because he has no experience to be a professional coach previously. However, every one knows that Zidane finally succeed to win many trophies with Real Madrid. I think De Rossi also has the chance to succeed as Zidane ever did. Although the situation is much different, but it is not something impossible. Let's see how De Rossi can manage AS Roma to play against Verona in the upcoming match.

Isn't that an outdated fact? The times when he was called the special one have long been over if you think about it. When he was still a coach in the Premier League there were his rivalries with Arsene Wenger and Pep Guardiola and then it was the fight between the special one and the others. The English media frequently made their bashings against each other a huge topic, but these days I haven't really heard a lot about him or from himself. He isn't the guy he once was. The reason is that he isn't successful anymore. He loves to make people quiet by winning, but he isn't winning and then he knows when to rather be silent.

Yes and finally I crossed out Roma from the betting list as well as the list of candidates for the UEL title because Mourinho is very influential on Roma's future while Roma doesn't have great players but when Roma was still under Mourinho everything was fine but for now it is very impossible and for I think this is a period of decline for Roma because they don't have the best solution between getting quality players or getting a great coach.
I crossed Roma from the betting list and replaced Milan because it was the right choice even though the strongest candidates were Bayer Leverkusen and Liverpool but Milan was still worthy of being a candidate.

I as much as Daniel De Rossi have little to no time on his side before the league comes to an end, he has still got an opportunity to show how well he can perform before the season end, definitely Roma wouldn't be expecting him to get the trophy for them rather he should be able to help the team improve beyond their current form.

If Daniel Da Rossi is able to help the team get to the to five position on the table then it could be seen as a good start for home considering the fact that he came in almost very late but if he fails to get the team a bit above their present form and performance then that will be considered starting on a very poor note which doesn't make him any better than José Mourinho who just left the team in what seems like a bad shape, Rossi at this time should be more focused on his tactics to winning games because that was one of the challenges Mourinho had because all his tactics seem not to have been fitting to his players.