Fergie would be difficult Success even in Series A

Posted on | Thursday, June 30, 2011 | No Comments

Palermo - The impatience of the owner of the Serie A club are currently making the club frequently changing coaches. Even manager Sir Alex Ferguson rated class will be difficult to succeed in Italian football.

That was said by the former Palermo coach Delio Rossi has a boss who felt how like Maurizio Zamparani. Palermo president since taking over Il Rossanero six years ago already has about 14 trainers.
Even last season, Rossi was fired early in the season before being pulled back in February, after Zamparini dismiss Serse Cosmi.
This is what makes Rossi assess if the owners of the club in Serie A is often impatient in assessing the performance of his coach. A thing that had ever done Massimo Moratti in the last year where he changed coaches three times Inter Milan.
Even sekelasa manager Ferguson, who reap much success for 25-year career at Manchester United will be trouble in Serie A.
"Sir Alex Ferguson will never succeed in Serie A," he told Corriere dello Sport Roosi reported by the Italian Football.
"We make decisions based on the results per week. There is talk about long-term program, but three weeks later it all just disappear. I really want the year how to replace Jose Mourinho's Inter with Leonardo and now Gian Piero Gasperini. They are very different," he continued.
Further Rossi considers the president Serie A clubs were sometimes confiscate a lot more attention than the coaches. Naturally, if it is because in most of the Serie A club is still owned by the family and little new foreign-owned.
"The fact is the coach of Italy has a different function when compared with other countries. Here we know who the president is because they are always there in the headlines, where we probably can not memorize the name of the president of Arsenal or Manchester United," said Rossi, who is also the former coach Lazio's.
For that Rossi suggested that clubs in Italy to change the negative trend and concentrate on building long-term, as well as clubs in England and Spain.
"I agree with Pep Guardiola, who says a great club makes a great coach. If at any season of 10 or 11 clubs to change their management, then that means there are some decisions that did not run," added Rossi.