The two clubs have different footballing structures and operate in different environments. We don't know that the Friedkins personally drove the changes at Roma, and we've been told numerous times that their MO is to put people who know what they're doing in place to make the relevant decisions rather than getting involved themselves. I'd have thought if they felt the decisions we were making weren't meeting their ambitions they'd be more likely to get rid of the people making the decisions rather than those benefiting from them.There is evidence of the Friedkins being ruthless in regards operating Roma where they even sacked Mourinho and then a club legend after just a couple underwhelming games last season. You can say that it's still unknown that they'll apply that approach here but It doesn't make sense to be results driven at one club and not at another especially when theirs more financial benefits and clout at stake.








