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Teaser - AC Milan-Inter Draw, Juventus Win V Fiorentina, Mourinho's Roma Woes (Ep. 168)
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From AC Milan & Inter drawing in the Milan derby and Juventus winning late against Fiorentina to José Mourinho's meltdown at Roma, Nima & Carlo analyze another crazy Serie A week.
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Mourinho's Meltdown: Revisiting Past Patterns
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Speaker
Jose Mourinho, we've seen this movie before and we all know how it ends and it's not going to be a happy ending. He's having a meltdown. It's as simple as that.
Blame Game: Conspiracies and Criticisms
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Speaker
The following is a clip from this week's Italian football podcast.
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Speaker
He's blaming his own players. He's blaming the referees. He's blaming his own management above him. He's throwing conspiracy theories around.
Struggles on the Field: A Series of Defeats
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Speaker
One winning seven. He's lost four of those. He got hammered 6-1 in Norway in the conference league. It's all falling apart for Mourinho and he's not helping himself.
Inherited Challenges: The Friedkins and Thiago Pinto
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Speaker
No, he's not helping himself, but at the same time, you have to remember the mess that the Friedkins and Thiago Pinto and him inherited. It's going to take time. It's a foundation year. You know, this is year zero for them. They have to build off
Strategic Shift: Is 3-4-2-1 the Answer?
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of something. And I think that playing a 3-4-2-1 is the way forward for them. At the end of the season, we'll know how well it's gone.
Patience in Rebuilding: A Time for Understanding
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Yeah, I agree. The only thing I can stress is calma. The theme ever since Mourinho has arrived is the word time. This is going to take time. So I don't think there's a need to overreact. It was always going to be a bit bumpy.