Ciro Ferrara (17 Viewers)
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I can't see why is he still in Nottingham directing a club in the third division! We got our striped jersey style from Notts county, though, gotta respect them
For me, Sven is a good option. But if the possibility of getting Guus is there, then we must go for it.
I can't see why is he still in Nottingham directing a club in the third division! We got our striped jersey style from Notts county, though, gotta respect them
For me, Sven is a good option. But if the possibility of getting Guus is there, then we must go for it.
Yea my first choices are Hiddenk then Sven
U don't want mancini
Ferrara promises not to resign
Friday 11 December, 2009
Juventus boss Ciro Ferrara insists he has absolutely no intention of resigning after Tuesday night's 4-1 defeat to Bayern Munich.
The loss, which was the biggest Juventus have suffered at home since 1967, knocked the Bianconeri out of the Champions League much to the board's disappointment.
Speaking at this afternoon's pre-match Press Conference, Ferrara was asked if he felt his job is at risk, to which he replied: “No.”
Journalists continued to press him on reports suggesting he is ready to resign. Ferrara looked them straight in the face and said: “Never.”
He then followed that up by adding: “The intelligent people and the strong people have to react so we have kept everyone with this kind of behaviour in mind.
“In good and in bad we need to go forward and bear the criticism, returning it to sender. As for the rest, it's all there. We cannot pretend that the newspapers will praise us. But even in the beginning, even when we won, the Press often spoken about the chances left to our opponents.
“Criticise us when it's right, but don't do it just for the sake of it. I don't like this game where someone comes on a bit strong. I have already opened my black book…”
www.football-italia.net
Friday 11 December, 2009
Juventus boss Ciro Ferrara insists he has absolutely no intention of resigning after Tuesday night's 4-1 defeat to Bayern Munich.
The loss, which was the biggest Juventus have suffered at home since 1967, knocked the Bianconeri out of the Champions League much to the board's disappointment.
Speaking at this afternoon's pre-match Press Conference, Ferrara was asked if he felt his job is at risk, to which he replied: “No.”
Journalists continued to press him on reports suggesting he is ready to resign. Ferrara looked them straight in the face and said: “Never.”
He then followed that up by adding: “The intelligent people and the strong people have to react so we have kept everyone with this kind of behaviour in mind.
“In good and in bad we need to go forward and bear the criticism, returning it to sender. As for the rest, it's all there. We cannot pretend that the newspapers will praise us. But even in the beginning, even when we won, the Press often spoken about the chances left to our opponents.
“Criticise us when it's right, but don't do it just for the sake of it. I don't like this game where someone comes on a bit strong. I have already opened my black book…”
www.football-italia.net
