A Blunt Attack on Olimpia Following Peppe Poeta’s Firing: “Left to Fend for Itself”
“His team was a far cry from what he would have wanted,” the Corriere della Sera reports.
“His team was a far cry from what he would have wanted,” the Corriere della Sera reports.
This decision involves a connection with the Italian national team
This decision involves a connection with the Italian national team
“I’m proud of the guys for how hard they fought.”
Milan lost to Bologna in extra time
Another disappointing night for Milan in the EuroLeague: fourth straight loss
The Biancorossi coach was blunt on the eve of the EuroLeague game against Dubai, scheduled for Thursday evening at the Unipol Forum.
The game against Dubai, scheduled for Thursday evening at the Unipol Forum, marks an important turning point for the Milan team.
On social media, some people are questioning the professionalism of Olimpia’s talented coach.
“You can talk about technique and tactics, but in the end, if you don’t play with your heart, you can’t compete at any level.”
The Olimpia coach praised the team’s response
ANSA reported a statement issued by the Milan-based club’s top management
After the third consecutive loss in league and EuroLeague play, the coaching job of the coach born in 1985 is starting to look precarious.
It was a rough night in Belgrade—at the neutral venue hosting the Israeli club’s games—for the Scarpette Rosse, who lost 97-79.
It was a rough night in Belgrade—at the neutral venue hosting the Israeli club’s games—for the Scarpette Rosse, who lost 97-79.
“The fact that we’re new and don’t know each other is over. We have to learn to take the field the right way and play as a team.”
“I’m glad he hit the buzzer-beater, because that’s something he usually never does. We deliberately went to him. We’re very happy.”
“He’s the president, the number one guy. We all love him; he’s a great dreamer, and that’s wonderful. Dreaming is the most beautiful thing in the world.”
Peppe Poeta delivered a scathing analysis following Olimpia Milano’s crushing 92-76 EuroLeague loss to Partizan Belgrade.
A comment by Coach Peppe Poeta best sums up the Super Cup final, which Olimpia Milano won in overtime against Venice
“We’re obviously behind in some areas, but playing a game where we were in control—even though we shot poorly from 3-point range—is very positive.”
Milan defeated Reyer 72-86 in Game 4 of the finals series: Armoni Brooks was named MVP
Peppe Poeta has a clear explanation for the 109-97 loss at the PalaTaliercio, as he watched his Olimpia Milano team make too many mistakes against Venice.
Olimpia Milano’s 92-79 victory in Game 2 of the championship series isn’t enough for Peppe Poeta ahead of the return leg in Venice.
“I’m obviously very happy. We played the game we wanted to, with energy and aggression, but we have to stay on high alert.”
Since the start of the playoffs, Coach Poeta has always relied on the same men, never giving space to the two blues.
L'Olimpia Milano made it through the playoff quarterfinals by also winning game-3 against Reggio Emilia: 82-74 the score at PalaBigi.
Peppe Poeta spoke in press conference after the victory in game-1 of the quarters against Pallacanestro Reggiana
More than the 84-74 result, Peppe Poeta was bothered by some aspects of his Olimpia Milano in the Trento game.
Two weighty names for the 2026-27 season of the red-and-white lineup are circulating persistently: one between Ramondino and Vertemati could become Poeta’s assistant.