Was just about to post the same! Madrid seem to get by on incredible amount of luck and individual moments. Not sure carlo is a top manager (I realise that seems mad given his record)
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Am I the only one who really doesn’t rate Ancelotti that highly?
European trophy record holder, and manager of the year Ancelotti? Probably, aye.
Not that I would want him here to be clear, but he is an excellent manager.
His CV is incredible.Am I the only one who really doesn’t rate Ancelotti that highly?
Carlo Ancelotti's management record includes:
- Champions League
Ancelotti is the most successful manager in UEFA Champions League history, winning the trophy five times, including two as a player. He's also the only manager to participate in six Champions League finals.
- Trophies
Ancelotti has won 20 trophies in his career, including:- Two World's Best Club Coach awards
- Three FIFA Club World Cup wins
- One English Champion title
- One German Champion title
- Two Spanish Champion titles
- One Italian Champion title
- One French Champion title
- Five Uefa Supercup wins
- Two World's Best Club Coach awards
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He had connections with Liverpool and allegedly turned them down so who knows.
He said he decided he was ready to leave Liverpool when the club tried to sell him in 2008 (and replace him with Barry). He left in 2009, three years before the end of his contract. That doesn't scream 'desperate to go back' to me.
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Agree.European trophy record holder, and manager of the year Ancelotti? Probably, aye.
Not that I would want him here to be clear, but he is an excellent manager.
He’s in the top echelon but barely seems to get any praise in the media over here whereas Klopp, whose record isn’t a patch on Carlo’s, gets talked about in the same bracket as Pep
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Yes, but he's won fewer league titles in his career than Pep has at City alone.His CV is incredible.
Carlo Ancelotti's management record includes:
- Champions League
Ancelotti is the most successful manager in UEFA Champions League history, winning the trophy five times, including two as a player. He's also the only manager to participate in six Champions League finals.
- Trophies
Ancelotti has won 20 trophies in his career, including:
- Two World's Best Club Coach awards
- Three FIFA Club World Cup wins
- One English Champion title
- One German Champion title
- Two Spanish Champion titles
- One Italian Champion title
- One French Champion title
- Five Uefa Supercup wins
Not saying he is at Pep's level, but he is some manager.Yes, but he's won fewer league titles in his career than Pep has at City alone.
Never won back-to-back titles in his career.Yes, but he's won fewer league titles in his career than Pep has at City alone.
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It seems to me he's often tasked with winning the CL as a priority over the domestic league, certainly at Madrid.Yes, but he's won fewer league titles in his career than Pep has at City alone.
Understandably when it's basically a two horse race for the domestic title.It seems to me he's often tasked with winning the CL as a priority over the domestic league, certainly at Madrid.