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Unless you win the league every other season and the CL, plus a few cups in between, you are crap. Which is just about everybody.

Exactly my point, he hasn't been coaching a club side for yonks and everyone, bar me a few, has utter faith in him.

His only club success was a decade ago: the Chelsea I discount for reasons given. That's a bad feeling.

Now that's a good argument. Can he turn this season around? No, nor can anyone else, as they would not be given money on January to restructure the team. By that bringing in players to alter the tactics of the team. Without players who can play on the wings (I mean good ones) Juve will...

He is a GOOD coach agreed, nothing more. He would be better than the Ciro, but long term I can't help feeling he is not the man for the job.

Yes it would be. I don't. I am still waiting to read a cogent argument why he is so highly rated.

I give him credit, but not kudos. Since when is it wrong to ask questions, rather than just bow to common consent? I don't see Guus as the answer to Juve's long term problems.

Real and Valencia? What sucess?

South Korea was a joke, and a bad one. The Aussies did well, but let's not over egg that. The Russians, they did OK. And Chelsea won the FA cup, but they were already in the 5th round when he took over. So shall I want him for that! Or his record the last century?

Get off your high Guus! You obviously like him, but others can question you know.

Trap should have a small country named after him.

While I am at it: exactly just how bad were Chelsea when he took over? Still going well in the CL, in contention for the league and in the 5th round of th FA Cup (the one Guus won). Scolari for Juve, anyone? His international record is a darn sight better than Guus's.

I am questioning that statement that's all. Where is the inspiration: Chelsea, they were the same team as the year before, and that of this year, so he didn't make any mistakes, but inspired, pushed them forward: I don't see that. His international career consists of? He's reputation lies...

He is over-rated, and all but a fool could have managed Chelsea: come on, by the way, the FA cup. Not the Champions league, the FA Cup.

So since he left The Netherlands in the last century, he has won an Intercontental Cup, and the FA cup with mega-rich, mega-talented Chelsea. So I ask again, what makes him the bee's knees around here?

I did, and they were great.

Name them.

What has Guus really achieved?