So are we going to talk about Carlo having bad interpersonal skills the rest of his career? I think what happened with Tuchel isn't that exceptional. Losing part of the locker room isn't rare. In the vast majority of cases, it isn't depicted as a permanent flaw that will prevent a manager from succeeding at his next job.
I don't have a side on this, I don't know Tuchel or BVB enough for me to make a judgment.
But your argument that people talking about Tuchel's problems are blowing things out of proportion because they're not in the know... well you do the same by denying them.
I had a problem with the form, that's it. You can't have it both ways.
As for Ancelotti, frankly, his career is known well enough. I never liked his approach towards young players or lack of attack mindset, but when guys like Robber or Ribery are attacking you, you know you're in the good papers.
These two are such well known idiots.
Ancelottis knows a thing or two about winning, both as a player and as a coach. He won more than the Robery circus, that's for sure.
