Venezia gave coach Giovanni Stroppa one last chance against Atalanta, however a friend they suffered a sixth straight loss and the management pulled the plug on the coach, agreeing with Davide Nicola. Sky reports.
The Orange dark green a few foreigners were spent over the summer, but while their performances were generally acceptable, this did not translate into initial results.
With Stroppa firing relatively quickly, Venezia avoided the mistake they made in their previous two Serie A campaigns. It took too long to get past Paolo Zanetti and Eusebio Di Francesco and was relegated. If they didn’t convince Nikola, the former would probably return.
Their previous failure did not last long in the top flight again. The same thing happened at Crotone and Monza. He has 3 wins, 3 draws and 29 losses in his last three games. The new boss will be officially introduced after terminating his contract with Cremonese. It was axed mid-season due to continued decline. He worked in difficult situations at Crotone, Udinese, Genoa, Torino, Salernitana and Empoli.
Our relation to the firing of Stroppa of Venice and the appointment of Nicola
After a great campaign it was only fair to give the former a chance, but his style is unfortunately too reckless to work. They had to score two or three goals in every game to get decent results. It’s early and their squad is better than several other relegation contenders, but it hasn’t come together yet. Maybe they should have done like Frosinone and overhauled it a little less to have more durability. Their new boss is as good as this place gets. They shouldn’t have wasted the break by bringing him.
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