I completely agree with that. But again, what worries me is that he's made some moves that I don't think will ever make sense, no matter how much experience you get.
The DC substitute yesterday was frightening. It appears that instead of going for a win, his theory is safety and protection against a loss, no matter where we play. For some reason, Italian managers really like to subscribe to this way of thinking as if it's a known truth that it's the best course of action. But I find it quite... childish. In terms of probability theory, I'd guess that you
lose more points by going strictly negative instead of going for the win. It's one point compared to the possibility of three. So if Ciro continues along this path, it will be so Ranieri-like in nature that we might as well have kept him.
Of course, I'm hoping Ferrara plays the cards he's dealt, not put them down every hand like he did yesterday.