If Spurs would win 9 EPL titles in a row under Paratici but then he ended up leaving Spurs in a "little" mess in the 10th year, well, I'd be more than happy to take that!
Juve won 9 Seri A titles in a row while he was at the club and never has an Italian team been so dominant in Seri A ever. Which says how ungrateful the Juve supporters are if they only are able to see the negatives.
You only want to emphasize his negatives without seeing the positives. If he did such a terrible job then why did he last 11 years at Juve?
I am not at all defending him for his mistakes - like offering Ramsey £400,000 a week! - but he was not alone. A DoF always has a chairman above him who has the ultimate word.
Thus said, I was also not keen on Paratici, to begin with, and so far he's not done much to change that impression but I am also for giving people a chance. It does take time to adjust to a new league and country. Many Spurs fans have this doomsday mentality and if something doesn't work out right away then the person is shit and needs to go so he can be replaced.
Yes, Nuno was certainly not on top of the head-coach list but that does not mean that Levy would not back him. Do you really believe Levy would appoint a head-coach and then totally ignore his request for players and signal that you are here to be sacked? That does not make sense at all.
We won't though because we're not Juventus and aren't in the same position. And it's more than a little mess, he's ruined them financially, saddled them with a large group of mediocre, overpaid players, and then pretty much been booted out for doing so. Juventus fans are better placed than us to know how much he was responsible for the successes and failures, and they don't seem to think much of him, in fact they call him parasite. Maybe as a head scout he was good as alluded to earlier, but his role as DoF was disastrous.
I didn't want Paratici in the first place. No doomsday mentality, didn't want this man at the club and can't wait till he's gone, same as Nuno. Not going to pretend to rate someone or their career just to be positive, my views haven't changed since before he arrived. I'll hope for the best but expect the worst with him because he's done nothing to make me think otherwise. A case where I hope I'm proven wrong but don't expect to be at all.
And yes, I absolutely believe Nuno was not backed. At all with transfers. If you actually think we hired a last second, plaster over a gaping wound manager and then allowed him serious influence in who we signed, you're living in cloud cuckoo land. He may well have been consulted, but no chance was it one he asked for. Even top class coaches like Klopp sometimes don't get full control over transfers, Nuno would've had almost zero.