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For all I know, if Del Piero hadn't brought Real Madrid to their knees, Ranieri would be out by now. No to mention all the other stuff he did.

... When Marcello Lippi took over at Juve, he was 45 and had won nothing, but was known to be a promising manager - that's why Gianni Agnelli chose him. When Ancelotti took over at Milan, he was 43 and had won nothing either. So your point is? What on earth has Ranieri done? However, if he...

I think you're talking about the return leg Ahmed. I was alluding to the imaginary penalty awarded to Inter many weeks earlier. Roma was Serie A's best team last year, period. Juventus was a close second. Inter should've finished third.

All other things being equal (e.g. which players you have at your disposal, etc.), I like Prandelli's and Spalletti's teams' playing style much better. This may be just be my opinion, but I'm convinced that they would've done a better job than Ranieri at Juventus.

Had Inter not been so outrageously helped by referees last year (ask Couto), Roma would have been deserving champions.

No, because this would disrupt the team's dynamics. But for next season, any time. We are freaking JUVENTUS.

Simple question: had either Spalletti or Prandelli been available, would you choose them over Ranieri or not?

Yes, just like Gianni Agnelli called Lippi straight after Juventus-Roma (2-2 after we led by 2-0)...

I could've said Rijkaard, Mourinho...

Either you are in bad faith, or you have serious trouble understanding simple statements. I dot not base my judgment on the newspapers, I recommended you look at the facts all by yourself and form your own judgment, and if you still couldn't, then just read the papers which ALL agreed that...

Wow, this is very convincing. Sorry. So the subs he did during the game could have worked (but they didn't), and Chelsea could have won (but they lost 3-1 to a much weaker side managed by a young manager like Deschamps), and Ranieri could have been hailed as a winner, you know, like Lippi...

You've got to be kidding me? the 2004 Chelsea side lacked champions? they were destroyed by MONACO, for god's sake...VALENCIA lacked champions? Ranieri is an excellent coach for second rank clubs like Fiorentina and Parma. Not for sides like Juventus. Spalletti and Prandelli are far better...

As far is I'm concerned, in case we end up second, yes he is a loser, Mr Sarcastic. Instead of trying to be a smartass, please take a long, hard look at the facts...If you can't figure it out by yourself, then just read a few in-depth analyses available on Tuttosport, Corriere Dello Sport, la...

So what? All these are narrow wins against much weaker sides, except maybe for Udinese. Now if we lose this game, the one to blame is Claudio "the loser" Ranieri.

If we are to win anything this year, it will be in spite of Ranieri, not thanks to him. Taking DP off against fiorentina was as bad a decision as when he subbed him against Napoli. Fortunately, all went well and we got away with it. Now he probably decided to leave him out of the Udinese clash...

He would deserve it...Unnecessary, dirty move.

Now that stupid, hot-headed Sissoko might get banned for the next 2 or 3 games, which would cost us dearly as we'll be facing INTER next week, right? I hope the referee did see it and chose not to show him a red card, and that he'll put it in his report...Otherwise, the "Prova TV" will strike us...

oooooh man...whatever happened to Grygera?!!!!!!!!!

THANK YOU JUVE FUCKING CRAPPY DEFENCE

Pitiful from Juventus.