Damien Comolli (31 Viewers)

Tak!

Senior Member
Jun 23, 2011
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Looking forward to disregarding any posts from Tuzzers obsessed with data from now on. Approach doesn't work.
Being data driven is not problematic, but you have to be able to analyze data and reason about strengths and weaknesses with it. You need to support quantitative data with qualitative data. Comolli has zero analytical ability and doesn't understand what being data driven means and requires. In the end it's about making as informed decisions as you can, and data can and should help you to make it. But just so no one misinterprets me. You need good data (mixed sources) but more importantly you need a high analytical ability.
 

Badass J Elkann

It's time to go!!
Feb 12, 2006
73,602
Being data driven is not problematic, but you have to be able to analyze data and reason about strengths and weaknesses with it. You need to support quantitative data with qualitative data. Comolli has zero analytical ability and doesn't understand what being data driven means and requires. In the end it's about making as informed decisions as you can, and data can and should help you to make it. But just so no one misinterprets me. You need good data (mixed sources) but more importantly you need a high analytical ability.
I mean this fraud had Liam Rosenior on top of his managers wish list if Spalletti went... thank fuck we sacked this bastard before he did anymore damage.
 

Alin

FINO ALLA FINE!
Jul 27, 2015
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Badass J Elkann

It's time to go!!
Feb 12, 2006
73,602
I hope I have Badass'd this but I don't feel good about this appointment at all

Hopefully he can prove us all wrong
This, did not age well.

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Cuntmolli's failure here goes beyond bad transfers, his inability to understand or the underestimation of Italian culture especially with the media and how to make friends or in Cuntmolli's case he only made enemies, his only friend was Modesto who is a nobody. I always knew one way or the other he would fail, it's no coincidence he failed in similar fashion at every club except in Toulouse where mid table is like winning the world cup to them.
Italians like to remain Italian, and not be influenced or dictated by foreigners, thats why alot of foreign owned clubs are unpopular amongst their fans and why it took so long for the likes of Sensi (Roma) to sell etc... and thats why Cuntmolli could never really ever integrate to Italian culture or even Juve's culture, let alone with an Italian manager.
His conflict with Spalletti would have occurred with any Italian manager, Conte, Gasp etc... same outcome, Cuntmolli had to go one way or the other.
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
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At least his wife’s data strategy consisted of something, as bad as it might have been. Now we will have no strategy at all other than the whim of a loser who wants to hire his buddies from past failed experiences.

Come back Cumolli.
 

mjromeo81

Senior Member
Aug 29, 2022
1,908
I don't think enough attention is being paid to the fact that Comolli was promoted to CEO in November.

Spalletti was responsible for the embarrassment against Galatasaray and for the club missing out on a top-four finish. Yet Spalletti has kept his job, while Damien appears to have been made the scapegoat.

Why is there so little accountability for the person responsible for the team's performances on the pitch?

And just for the record, I'm glad Comolli is gone. He was fucking hopeless and completely out of his depth. But I also would have cleaned out the entire C-Suite and Spalletti.
 

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