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Well Momo also said something not very positive about Juve when he was still at Liverpool. It's not that I like Zach or wanted him to come here, but players/coaches are professionals and it is their duty to talk/do good things for their clubs, and hence indirectly talk/do bad things toward other...

Well some of you guys are complaining as if under Zach we have already lost a string of ten consecutive matches. Like you guys I also doubt his quality but now that he has become a Juve coach (and no one can change that fact), he is a member of the team and we need to support him if we want Juve...

He will only be here for four months I guess. I think this is the best we can get now. Let's support him and hope that he can help us to get a CL spot and the Europa cup. Good luck Zac!

Agree on many of your points + REP! It hurts me that an exceptionally well-organised club like our Juve has become like that. Since the leave of Moggi and Co., I feel that there is not enough discipline and hierachism in our club compared to our previous periods. That might also be one of the...

I agree that it's not totally Ferrara's fault, but he deserves to be criticised. After all, as a coach he is responsible for the performance of the team. He did not, but his tatical inept make these happened. We all know that making complicated passes is not the strength of Sissoko and Melo...

The way the board handles Ferrara really makes me sick. First, they should have fired him long time ago. Many of us have already realised Ferrara is one of the problems since last September/October, why the board haven't? Second, now that they wanted to get rid of Ferrara, they should do it...

Of course training, match preparation and tatics are some of the reasons, but I think the bigger reason is mentality. Some of our players just don't even care. Now they are used to losses and mediocrity, just like their board I am afraid. This has never happened before. I want Blanc, Ferrara and...

Well I hope at least that would give the player a morale boost. We really need a change now. In this situation, any new coach would bring an immediate, short-term positive effect.

Well I notice he did not even bother standing. He just sat there and did nothing, knowing that his time has come. Our stupid board should have sacked him before the match. At least that would give the players a morale boost and we would have had a chance to beat Inter.

Damage done! Juve were out in all fronts! Thank you Ferrara, Blanc and Co.!

Our stupid board should have sacked Ferrara before this match. We would have had a chance to beat Inter had they done that. Stupid!

Exactly! I think the reason why our board were so keen on appointing an inexperienced and incompetent coach is because they themselves are also inexperienced and incompent. And the thing I fear most is that despite their incompetence, they still think they are doing well, as does Ferrara! Let's...

Even a tapiro would not take that loooooong to "find a way out". Oh wait, we got a "tapiro d'oro"!

I know that feeling. I felt exactly the same. And not only for this match, but for the whole series of recent matches conducted by Ciro Ferrara. It is simply because under his management the team we are watching is no longer our Juventus. That is really sad and it really hurts.

He was obviously. Two of our weakest points this season are being unfocused in critical moments and being vulnerable to counter attacks and Ferrara could not do a single thing to improve these, and it cost us this match as well as numerous other matches. Seems to me that you are trying to...

Silly Ferrara! He would have been able to avoid being humiliated by Ranieri had he deciced to resign before this match. He deserves to be sacked though.

I strongly believe that we will do very well under a new coach, any experienced enough coach. I still see the desire and hunger from many of our players (after all, they all want to be there in the next World Cup). Their current problems are that they have lost their confidence, lost their trust...

Very well said! No matter how clueless he is, I still love him as a Juve legend. The biggest blame should be given to the board for their naive decision.

Let's look at the bright side. This lost might be the last straw to force the board to fire Ferrara even if we don't have a replacement ready. Seems to me that the players lost all their trust on the coach so firing him would at least give them a boost. Besides, I think even a random coach...

I still think he is a quality player and he can do very well under the guide of a good coach once he gots his confidence back.