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Stop ing. Your post was ridiculous.
First it was unable to motivate then your first point was about keeping his cool. Simeone was superb even in the finals, they were just 2 mins away from winning it. No Carlo never loses it because he is one of rare managers who never loses his calmness.
So by your point Jose is not good enough to motivate as he lost his cool and poked in Tito's eye when they lost Super cup. Argument is full of holes. There were many managers who lost it and did silly things when losing, main culprit is Jose who is arguably the best manager.
How can you motivate your players standing on the touchline at 110th min when they were on their knees? Atletico relies on work rate more than any team in the world and that's why they made it to the finals, not sure how they can bring themselves up when just a week back they played against Barca and used only around 14 players whole season, on top of it they lost 2 of their players in Costa and Arda.
Again, it is tiring for me to explain a simple thing over and over.
There is always a correlation between your stress level with anxiety with concentration with your action. It is psychological and physiological.
I never said Simeone is bad. Prove it to me if I have mentioned Simeone is bad during the first 90 minutes. What I commented is about the situation post- Real 1st goal. I said it as soon as Ramos scored that Real has the upper hand and poor atletico. I never said Atletico is a bad team or Simeone is a useless prick but it was evident Simeone lost it after Ramos scored. Why did he lose it? It has a lot of factors contribute into it but the main factor is that Simeone lost himself, he couldnt compose himself back into the game. In that kind of situation, I dont believe Simeone could think of any clear new ideas to keep on playing and we saw it after Real second goal, Atletico surrender.
I dont know how you make the assumptions that I said Simeone is not good enough. I only said Simeone needs more experiences to handle these kind of pressures and to get out of this pressure you definitely need a cool head.
In Simeone's thread I said he is a great tactician but he needs more experiences to be a great managers.
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Yes because getting a draw on Nou Camp is such an easy feat that everybody could do it!
Still less harder than winning against Real Madrid after losing it 2 minutes away from winning it. The collapse of morale is disaster.
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Agreed. Its not like he was playing good the entire game.
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Lol comparing Ancelotti's 2005 loss to Simeone who has been PROVOKED.
Ancelotti lost the game, thats it. Meanwhile Varane passes the ball sarcastically to Simeone and apparently said something which make him go apeshit, its not like he is a saint, if it was Mourinho he would do much worse, and he is one of the beat managers. Yes it is an overreaction but never think its easy to handle it when someone provokes in the last minutes of a game where he is losing, heck even Zidane did it in the world cup final.
He is a very respected coach and very respected motivator, see his reaction when Real scored the last 2 goals, he was applauding with his tears about to fall. Until that lil kid Varane came and passed the ball, and you want him to pass the ball back??
He is a professional and should act as one. I'm a doctor and almost everyday, patients keep bad mouthing on me because of my race. Patient say thing like fuck your mother, son of a bitch, fuck your life, etc. am I right to shout back and probably inject them with poison? I could but I am a professional and I should not react to provocation. Provocation and reacting to provocation is the same bad thing.