Ciro Ferrara (34 Viewers)

blondu

Grazie Ale
Nov 9, 2006
27,408
Maybe we should get Mike Ashley on loan as a center forward, no doubt he'll be better than Amauri.
we are not gettin a new coach blonduuuuuuuu. I'm done with these rumours. When did these new coach rumours start?? 2-3 months ago?? :sergio:
well imo we need a new good coach that had results and some fucking people in defence, i can't believe that only yesterday night i realised that we made an awful mistake by getting candreva...when legro still plays and grygera isn't able to make a decent pass or to get involved in an 1,2 ...and i look at inter's defence and start getting pissed off.
 

zizoufan

Z.Z T h e M a s t e r
May 25, 2004
2,500
I'm those guys who say that ciro must step down himself. I don't like when he's saying "tell if I'm the problem ?" Well obviously the team is misguided and not motivated at all. So, you must resign as a coach.
 
Dec 31, 2008
22,910
Is it just me but can't you all wait to hear which joke the BOD will crack on Monday?
:weee: i'm too excited for that
well imo we need a new good coach that had results and some fucking people in defence, i can't believe that only yesterday night i realised that we made an awful mistake by getting candreva...when legro still plays and grygera isn't able to make a decent pass or to get involved in an 1,2 ...and i look at inter's defence and start getting pissed off.
we do need a new coach but i dont think were gettin one in this season
 

Luca

Senior Member
Apr 22, 2007
12,750
Can someone rid of this piece of shit clown already?

Are you kidding me?

Juventus have become a complete joke and that's an understatement.

Fk off Ferrara you were a shit player and you're an even shitter coach if you can even be called that.
Please sir, sit down.
If you wish to make a complaint, please send it to:

The garbage can
the Project department
juveStabia
Turin, Italy.
 

zizoufan

Z.Z T h e M a s t e r
May 25, 2004
2,500
Well blanc said last week that they sack Ranieri beacause they cared about him too much to let him stay on in such difficult circumstances. Are they hating Ciro Ferrara ? Why did they hire a young and inexperienced coach like him ? Did they even know some football vocabulary ?

Look how a journalist is describing us now :

Juve are currently the football equivalent of a wife who knows she is on the wrong side of an argument, but won’t back down out of sheer pride. Ferrara reiterated too many times that he won’t resign, so if he did offer his notice, most would consider it to be a cover-up for dismissal. If the club did pull the plug the same way they released Ranieri, they’d essentially be flushing the last eight months down the toilet.
 

Diego

Senior Member
Aug 30, 2005
663
Football Italia:

This week Juventus President Jean-Claude Blanc stated the reason he fired Claudio Ranieri last season was “I cared about him too much” to let him stay on in such difficult circumstances. In that case, the patron must really hate Ciro Ferrara.

One wonders how long this situation can keep going, with nobody willing to make a tough decision in the club hierarchy for fear of being labelled a failure. If the Bianconeri sack Ferrara after a defeat to the Coach they got rid of eight months ago, then it will make them look utterly incompetent and rudderless. If they continue to stick with the much-loved former Juventus star above and beyond all reason, then the administration digs itself deeper and deeper into this hole.

Juve are currently the football equivalent of a wife who knows she is on the wrong side of an argument, but won’t back down out of sheer pride. Ferrara reiterated too many times that he won’t resign, so if he did offer his notice, most would consider it to be a cover-up for dismissal. If the club did pull the plug the same way they released Ranieri, they’d essentially be flushing the last eight months down the toilet.

At least they’d let Ferrara off the hook and give him the chance to learn his trade at a smaller side, without the insane pressure of taking over a Scudetto contender and completely revamping their tactics with crucial new players. Leonardo managed it because he lost Kaka, but basically the rest of the squad remained intact and Ronaldinho had already gone through his process of settling into Serie A.

The Juventus Board of Directors put too much on Ciro’s plate and will seemingly now sit there at the table until they’ve made him eat every morsel, even if it makes him sick. God forbid Blanc and transfer 'guru’ Alessio Secco should admit to having made a huge mistake. Sticking by your principles is a show of strength, but so is confessing to your weaknesses.
 

Ken

The Dutch Touch
Aug 17, 2007
13,340
I can't believe we're hoping on what Goal.com are making up..

But at the same time, I'm naive enough to think Inter will screw up, week after week, so what the heck.

:xfinger:
 

Linebreak

Senior Member
Sep 18, 2009
16,022
Soon Juve will have close to 10 supporters the way they're going.

Remember when Ranieri got sacked Juve were getting a stack of draws, maybe 1 or 2 losses.

Now Juve have lost 10 games and still Ferrarashit doesn't get the sack.
 

Italia Todd

Junior Member
Dec 15, 2009
73
"The revelation comes from Turin-based daily La Stampa, which is managed by a holding company of the Fiat Group whose president is Juve patron John Elkann"

La Stampa are claiming that the owners have decided to let Ciro go, and he has less than 48 hours remaining. Supposedly Blanc though wants to give him more time still and is fighting for that. Which means that Blanc should get his walking papers as well as far as I'm concerned. Get rid of all these incompetant bastards.
 

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