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I don't know, seems to me that it works for him, otherwise he wouldn't still be a professional coach at the highest level...

How is that negative, that means that he's winning...:confused:

Negative variety? How can a substitution be negative?

We are an Italian team, it's genetic for Juve to play defensive, regardless of the coach.

You do have a point about Carlo being an underachiever, but he certainly doesn't hurt his teams to much either, and he has taken Milan pretty far in the CL.

My sarcasm? You take offence to my sarcasm? It's really so obvious and so lightly said that I am astonished you find offence in it. Maybe my memory is going, but I remember Jules as someone who didn't mind a little witty banter. It makes me wonder why you did indeed return...

Oh, right, and Ancelotti really "destroyed" Juve, that's laughable...

:LOL: yeah, he is sooooo much worse than Rexach!

Lippi? Think again. Lippi loves winning and loves getting a nice big paycheck. Juve is just a team for him. Granted it's a team that he has had great success with, but it's just a team to him. IMO

Well sure Lippi is the best coach in Serie A, and he's the only other candidate for gli azzuri, but then again, that's not really saying that much...

I think that Carlo was a fine coach and had some advantages over Lippi. However, Carlo didn't have a great nose for young talent, but he did have faith in his players. You've got to give him that.

yeah, but Moggi isn't going to sell someone that the coach tells him to keep...

Nope. Selling Henry was a huge mistake, a mistake that a good coach like Lippi wouldn't make.

Which can easily be attributed to Ancelotti's lack of ability.