IT IS becoming the fashion these days – the removal of a coach because he no longer fits the bill, regardless of how successful he is. In the case of Maurizio Sarri, an inevitable event that was foretold weeks ago, it confirms Serie A has been a one-horse race for so long that even winning the title by a single point is considered relative failure. Juve “only” won the Scudetto, they fell short in the other competitions. For the second successive season, Sarri finishes a one year project with a trophy and Juve let a championship-winning manager go. It was so predictable. Champions League exit would signal the end of Sarri’s year in northern Italy, especially when Andrea Pirlo was unveiled as the club’s…