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[Albion] Roberto De Zerbi - JOINS AS NEW HEAD COACH (4 year contract)
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- Oct 20, 2022
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Agreed - in fact I said exactly that having checked out his work in Ukraine and Italy when he signed with us back in September - I’m sure I said words back then to the effect that RDZ is on the cutting edge of changes in modern football and people have no idea just who we have as a manager
- in Italy they were saying it years ago when he was at Sassuolo: This article is an enlightening insight into what RDZ has been developing at Brighton
Roberto De Zerbi: Sassuolo
A tactical analysis of Sassuolo's coach Roberto De Zerbi and his playing style. Our analysis will show you the tactics Roberto De Zerbi uses at Sassuolo. In our tactcial analysis you will see Roberto De Zerbi's tactics and vision.
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FWIW - Italian clubs even top Serie A clubs dont offer the wealth that’s in the PL, the level of football or the prestige) - La Liga or even the Bundesliga are above Serie A both competitively on the pitch and financially. RDZ‘s capacity for managerial greatness will only be limited by the players he has at his disposal - he’s a gift to English PL football there’s no doubt about it but I don’t think he will be going back to Italy any time soon if he has any ambition in the next few years of his career.
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There are very few bloody teams/clubs on this planet that offer the short term potential of OUR CLUB. That’s what’s so frustrating when every Twatterati expert and every top 6 follower constantly talks about player/coach departures. Go to City or Madrid; f*** off for money - but if you want to play and potentially win - stay with Brighton.Agreed - in fact I said exactly that having checked out his work in Ukraine and Italy when he signed with us back in September - I’m sure I said words back then to the effect that RDZ is on the cutting edge of changes in modern football and people have no idea just who we have as a manager
This article is an enlightening insight into what RDZ has been developing at Brighton
Roberto De Zerbi: Sassuolo
A tactical analysis of Sassuolo's coach Roberto De Zerbi and his playing style. Our analysis will show you the tactics Roberto De Zerbi uses at Sassuolo. In our tactcial analysis you will see Roberto De Zerbi's tactics and vision.
FWIW - Italian clubs even top Serie A clubs dont offer the wealth that’s in the PL, the level of football or the prestige) - La Liga or even the Bundesliga are above Serie A both competitively on the pitch and financially. RDZ‘s capacity for managerial greatness will only be limited by the players he has at his disposal - he’s a gift to English PL football there’s no doubt about it but I don’t think he will be going back to Italy any time soon if he has any ambition in the next few years of his career.
In addition, players (alleged) “fears” don’t amount to much.
B-right-on
Living the dream
Reliable source, but another reliable one says he’s excited for next season
Reliable? So he's come down and spoke to all the players and they have given him their opinion? (not read the article, refuse to add to the click bait headline)
Or just a shit stirring w*nker, aka a Journalist desperate for clicks
Tony knew this all along…hence his massive grin throughout the initial press conference.Agreed - in fact I said exactly that having checked out his work in Ukraine and Italy when he signed with us back in September - I’m sure I said words back then to the effect that RDZ is on the cutting edge of changes in modern football and people have no idea just who we have as a manager
This article is an enlightening insight into what RDZ has been developing at Brighton
Roberto De Zerbi: Sassuolo
A tactical analysis of Sassuolo's coach Roberto De Zerbi and his playing style. Our analysis will show you the tactics Roberto De Zerbi uses at Sassuolo. In our tactcial analysis you will see Roberto De Zerbi's tactics and vision.
FWIW - Italian clubs even top Serie A clubs dont offer the wealth that’s in the PL, the level of football or the prestige) - La Liga or even the Bundesliga are above Serie A both competitively on the pitch and financially. RDZ‘s capacity for managerial greatness will only be limited by the players he has at his disposal - he’s a gift to English PL football there’s no doubt about it but I don’t think he will be going back to Italy any time soon if he has any ambition in the next few years of his career.
Comrade Sam
Comrade Sam
Fabrizio Romano (can't be arsed to check his actual name) is claiming the bleeding obvious. Apparently he could be Chelsea/Tottenham/Milan (depending on which website) could get De Zerbi because he has a buyout clause! I'm not sure why these websites needs to have Fabrizio explain it.
- Oct 20, 2022
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Of course he did which is why we shouldn’t be loosing our chicken lickin heads every time some nonce retweets rumours or bounces unsubstantiated media rag stories about key players and managers leaving the Club. By the time it happens TB already will have replacements a phone call away. Until then let’s just enjoy the ride
It’s remarkable looking back. Aside from Starlizard stats, qualitatively he was obviously a huge admirer of RDZ, yet could do nothing about that as Potter was doing a good job.
Waddle forward …. Todd L. Boehly.
The rest is history.
James Milner: Liverpool midfielder's move to Brighton on a free transfer 'all but done' despite Burnley interest
Liverpool midfielder James Milner is out of contract this summer; Brightons move for 37-year-old is all but done; Milner impressed by Seagulls boss Roberto De Zerbis tactical innovation; Englishman has also received interest from newly-promoted Premier League side Burnley
Precisely. Welcome to the upper stratosphere of football, where every chip wrapper needs to have hot news about a top club on it, as it hurtles into the chip wrapper bin..Of course he did which is why we shouldn’t be loosing our chicken lickin heads every time some nonce retweets rumours or bounces unsubstantiated media rag stories about key players and managers leaving the Club. By the time it happens TB already will have replacements a phone call away. Until then let’s just enjoy the ride
We may not like the idea, and I will still never use the pompous term 'established EPL club', but let's face it, back on the 60s every numpty had a view on the Beatles. And every numpty's view was a quote for the media.
We are now football Beatles. Fact.
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Icy Gull
Back on the rollercoaster
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Some guaranteed handballs coming up there…
RDZ getting a few mentions on Redcafe Ten Hag threads tonight 
How is that funny?RDZ getting a few mentions on Redcafe Ten Hag threads tonight
Ten Hag’s job is safe, he beat Newcastle for the mighty League Cup.
So I’m relaxed about that. It’s the constant thrashing around for manager and new player names every time ManUre lose that entertains.
That result tonight has been coming. Not because RDZ is suddenly a bad coach or the players are not good enough, out of the blue shock results and performances like that happen every now and again when you are such a system based team.
Anyone who has read a lot about Guardiola and other similar system reliant managers knows these results happen now and again, you have to accept it and know they are worth the greater good.
The writer and journalist, Jonathan Wilson, who has studied Pep extensively explains it better than I but when you have a team who are totally reliant and bought into such a strong tactic coached by their manager, every now and again they have a day when things don’t go right or the other team surprises them. Their plan A doesn’t work at all, their shellshocked and they don’t know how to deal with it as well as a team who are more reliant on individual players and personality rather than a team system. Guardiola has had many games like this in his long career.
As I say, it’s frustrating but today shouldn’t come as a surprise and we’ve got a brilliant manager and group of players who I’m sure will bounce back playing the great football we’re used to.
Anyone who has read a lot about Guardiola and other similar system reliant managers knows these results happen now and again, you have to accept it and know they are worth the greater good.
The writer and journalist, Jonathan Wilson, who has studied Pep extensively explains it better than I but when you have a team who are totally reliant and bought into such a strong tactic coached by their manager, every now and again they have a day when things don’t go right or the other team surprises them. Their plan A doesn’t work at all, their shellshocked and they don’t know how to deal with it as well as a team who are more reliant on individual players and personality rather than a team system. Guardiola has had many games like this in his long career.
As I say, it’s frustrating but today shouldn’t come as a surprise and we’ve got a brilliant manager and group of players who I’m sure will bounce back playing the great football we’re used to.
Well said. Manager and team in having off day shock. It happens. I'm struggling to get too down about it.
Shock results happen to all teams, there's nothing any manager can do that will guarantee winning every game.
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Apparently is still in the dressing room and hasn’t done any media, for BT anyway!