rust09

Funny how a couple of bad performances can swing your opinion. After a solid start to the season (though we were riding our luck), my completely honest view after last night's display, and having witnessed the Spurs capitulation in person is that clearly, Sarri has run out of ideas and the players know it.
Some of them are showng signs of not giving 100% and usually this goes only one way. Yes, there are major shortcomings within the squad (primarily defenders that can't defend and strikers that can't score), but this doesn't excuse a lack of effort and if a certain player isn't doing what's expected, they should be dropped, regardless of status. The club, and the team's peformance should always come first.
Sarri says he doesn't know what happened in the last 35 mins, and why we didn't try. Why not? He's been here long enough to know his players.
It would be interesting to hear a Napoli supporter's view on Sarri's methods, and what he is (or maybe isn't) likely do to now that results are going against him. It's time for him to make some bold decisions rather than banging the same old drum.