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He can't just come in and make everything alright within a short period of time. He'd need a good three months to assess everybody, purchase players for the gaps in this squad, organize everybody into a system, etc. Besides, dynamic modern football trumps old-school shitty football almost everytime.

Oh, really?

I was thinking the exact same thing. :lol:

"In ancient times, hundreds of years before the dawn of history..." About 1:00 in. :lol:

Drama queen.

Gerbils in his pants?

Did they not offer Ciro an ultimatum to prove himself? As much as I'm against this ultimatum, I do believe that the board should stick to their promises if they want some credibility (see also: Five Year Project).

Exactly, and yes Zlatan, you can see the driver's arm. It's on the right-hand side though, indicating this photo was taken in a British nation unless it was taken in a mirror, of course. Goal.com bullshit.

The driver bailed. :lol:

In Mark we trust. Well, actually...

I'm aware.

I like this idea. Maybe some kind of a pay-cut. I'm sure it would be much appreciated by the big-wigs at Fiat; they can pad their wallets a bit and lay off more people in Turin.

Yeah, that's what I'm thinking. :lol:

This is why I voted for "Yes". However, forward a week and a half ago was 5 points. Now it's 8.

He almost got them to the Champions' League Final. Then again, Ranieri managed to take them there. Hmmm...

Maybe we're all under the impression that he manages to get mediocre squads performing at above-normal levels (see: South Korea 2002, Australia 2006)? It's certainly not a guarantee, though.

James, John, Frank, Joaquim, Timothy... With PSV, he won a European Cup, the Dutch League 6 times, and the Dutch Cup 4 times. Won an Intercontinental Cup with Real Madrid and an FA Cup with Chelsea.

Yeah, I know, eh? :D Is Rinus Michels cryogenically frozen?

Yeah, who the hell would want Trapattoni? I thought everyone agreed that this "Italian" brand of play won't do no one no good.