Luciano Spalletti

[Stefan]

Congrats Luciano.

 

[Javier'sSon]

A season for the ages, well done.

 

[wera]

After two months of this season, they looked like the only competitors. Congrats for achieving the dream of Neaples

 

[PHM1605]

Well, hopefully now many here could agree that he is a very good coach. Not top tier obviously but enough for Serie A.

 

[Fitzy]

A great story, and it's funny how the story of his coaching career and the club's resurrection mirror each other.

From Serie C to Serie A champion after many years. Congratulations to him, the players, the club and the supporters.

 

[bubba zanetti]

Well deserved, no 500mill dollars budget for players, no help from refeeres, winning with club like Napoli. Spalletti>>>>Conte

 

[Shark]

Fully deserved and I'm super happy for him.

Seems like a genuinely likable and nice dude. I often think of him confronting an Interista for insulting Rano during that preseason a couple years back.

 

[Meysam]

Congrats Luciano, I liked him a lot I believed the club didn't give him appropriate resource and he is much better than Conte.
Also I admire him because he supports Iran people who suffer from a dictatorship.

 

[Armes]

Spalletti didn't have issues with Icardi for the most part, he had issues with some other players and Icardi called him out for that in front of the whole team that he was playing favorites. I guess they ended up clashing after the captaincy thing, but until that decision, Spalletti rated Icardi and was using him. It's more like he lost the locker room than clashing with one player, in the sense that we had 2-3 cliques and he enabled it.

Totti was not used much and wanted to see out his final season as a starter. Don't think Roma had locker room issues. They had more issues with the management and ownership than the coach.

I remember he singled him out actually in a pre and post press. Said something along the lines of he doesn't deserve to play today for the way he's been behaving. Tore him up, come to think of it, because he doesn't give a fuck if you're a player or a journalist. The only ones he refrains from saying anything publicly is management. And yes, he did obviously rate him, who wouldn't.
Anyways, very happy for the guy. Wrote history for Napoli and they will remember him forever along with Osi.

 

[varmin]

It looks like he is leaving

The matter has been decided, it is not like you change your mind every day. It is a situation that has been brewing for some time. When you work from morning to night, some matters tend to mature in your mind, because you have to put this spectacle on all the time.

“If you are not convinced that you can give everything that these people deserve, it’s right to think it over. You think it over, you arrive at a conclusion and then you stick with it. This is not something that rained over all of us from out of nowhere

 

[nutsncider]

Dude finally won the scudetto and just said “I’m done.” Don’t blame him but it’s kinda funny

 

[Besnik]

Looks like he doesn't wanna be part of the sinking ship

 

[Bergpavian]

Spalletti is 64, won everything in Italy and made himself a club legend for Napoli. If I'd be him, I'd take a easy job where I can make big cash for two years and then enjoy retirement.

 

[Alex de Large]

Would people like Spalletone back in case Limone wants out in 2025?

 

[nurko]

Would people like Spalletone back in case Limone wants out in 2025?

No.

 

[Steevee]

No, he was a coach I had always wanted but man, we were so out of ideas that last six months. Thanks, pass.

 

[Glass box]

Would people like Spalletone back in case Limone wants out in 2025?

Never will forgive psv & juventus at home in 2018

 

[wera]

We had a horrible midfield back in 2018. But also, would he want to play 352? I doubt it

 

[wera]

Congrats to the new NT coach of Italy!

Now I'm going to believe that he already knew Mancini was going to the Saudis

 

[Meysam]

Would people like Spalletone back in case Limone wants out in 2025?

It depnds many things. I like both.