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Well, i dont have anything against conte...he was a great player and well...seems to have more experience than ferrara.... but both do not have serie a experience...and not to mention experience with a big club.
Bu well, i think that in this times of few coaching options...we can try them.
After all..next season we will have (crossing fingers) a very complete team in all departments...so we will have an easier time slecting the best players for the starting 11....
Im also biased towards ferrara becaus ei simply loved the guy when he played for us...and he seems to have some charisma.
Conte is ok also... is just that something doesnt convince me about his personality dont know why.
Bu well, i think that in this times of few coaching options...we can try them.
After all..next season we will have (crossing fingers) a very complete team in all departments...so we will have an easier time slecting the best players for the starting 11....
Im also biased towards ferrara becaus ei simply loved the guy when he played for us...and he seems to have some charisma.
Conte is ok also... is just that something doesnt convince me about his personality dont know why.
A couple of days ago Football Italia posted the following blog on their website:
Friday 22 May, 2009
Blog: Great Dane
As the search for the next Juventus boss continues, Serafino Ingardia thinks Michael Laudrup deserves consideration
Juventus have been linked with numerous Coaches since the axing of Claudio Ranieri. As Ciro Ferrara’s stint on the bench is expected to last for just two games, Juve should be looking for an alternative and competitive option.
A quick glance at the list of names linked and you soon realise that there isn’t much available, thus there is a need to look for something truly different. While Marcello Lippi, Cesare Prandelli and Gian Piero Gasperini are all untouchable, tacticians such as Antonio Conte, Roberto Mancini and Luciano Spalletti are far from appealing to my eyes. Let’s not even mention Carlo Ancelotti.
Let’s start from the principle that Juventus must be able to challenge Inter in the future. And if they are then they should look abroad for something different. I’m not talking about Frank Rijkaard, Thomas Schaff or Felipe Scolari – that would be pure insanity, even for this questionable Bianconeri board.
There is a former Juventino, a special one, who is free and is, in my opinion, good enough to bring some fresh ideas to the Stadio Olimpico. Aside from a fantastic playing career, Michael Laudrup did a great job at the helm of Brondby and Getafe despite failing at Spartak Moscow. He also bagged important experience as the assistant Coach of the Danish national team.
“The best player in the world,” Josep Guardiola said of him, a man who has himself done a brilliant job at Barcelona with even less coaching experience than the Dane. “Michael is a genius,” noted Ivan Zamorano. So if Laudrup was so gifted on the pitch, he just might have a magic touch off it.
Not associated with the club so far, a Laudrup appointment would certainly be a high-risk manoeuvre. But wouldn't that be the case anyway? Would the Bianconeri fans feel safer in the hands of inexperienced Conte for instance? I don’t think so.
If supporters think that Laudrup wouldn’t follow down the Vecchia Signora style path, then they should realise that the Stile Juventus has been long gone in Turin – absent since the death of Gianni Agnelli.
The chances of Laudrup getting the job seem less than zero, but everyone has the right to dream of a revolution at the Olimpico. Add the appointment of Gianluca Vialli in place of 'Luciano Moggi wannabe’ Alessio Secco and the Old Lady will finally have a new, fresh and original make up.
Why don't we contact him? As mentioned in the blog there are enough reasons...
Friday 22 May, 2009
Blog: Great Dane
As the search for the next Juventus boss continues, Serafino Ingardia thinks Michael Laudrup deserves consideration
Juventus have been linked with numerous Coaches since the axing of Claudio Ranieri. As Ciro Ferrara’s stint on the bench is expected to last for just two games, Juve should be looking for an alternative and competitive option.
A quick glance at the list of names linked and you soon realise that there isn’t much available, thus there is a need to look for something truly different. While Marcello Lippi, Cesare Prandelli and Gian Piero Gasperini are all untouchable, tacticians such as Antonio Conte, Roberto Mancini and Luciano Spalletti are far from appealing to my eyes. Let’s not even mention Carlo Ancelotti.
Let’s start from the principle that Juventus must be able to challenge Inter in the future. And if they are then they should look abroad for something different. I’m not talking about Frank Rijkaard, Thomas Schaff or Felipe Scolari – that would be pure insanity, even for this questionable Bianconeri board.
There is a former Juventino, a special one, who is free and is, in my opinion, good enough to bring some fresh ideas to the Stadio Olimpico. Aside from a fantastic playing career, Michael Laudrup did a great job at the helm of Brondby and Getafe despite failing at Spartak Moscow. He also bagged important experience as the assistant Coach of the Danish national team.
“The best player in the world,” Josep Guardiola said of him, a man who has himself done a brilliant job at Barcelona with even less coaching experience than the Dane. “Michael is a genius,” noted Ivan Zamorano. So if Laudrup was so gifted on the pitch, he just might have a magic touch off it.
Not associated with the club so far, a Laudrup appointment would certainly be a high-risk manoeuvre. But wouldn't that be the case anyway? Would the Bianconeri fans feel safer in the hands of inexperienced Conte for instance? I don’t think so.
If supporters think that Laudrup wouldn’t follow down the Vecchia Signora style path, then they should realise that the Stile Juventus has been long gone in Turin – absent since the death of Gianni Agnelli.
The chances of Laudrup getting the job seem less than zero, but everyone has the right to dream of a revolution at the Olimpico. Add the appointment of Gianluca Vialli in place of 'Luciano Moggi wannabe’ Alessio Secco and the Old Lady will finally have a new, fresh and original make up.
Why don't we contact him? As mentioned in the blog there are enough reasons...
It seems that there is a new craze in town of hiring Ex-payers as new Managers, and looks like we are heading that road too.
I am in favour of Ciro at the moment as it seems that all players have a good vibe with him and things look good at least in the dressing room. Sure, that wont be enough to get us the trophies we are aftar, but who knows what can be done. With a similar squad Ranieri had, we only need propper motivation and a few tactical teaks.
I am in favour of Ciro at the moment as it seems that all players have a good vibe with him and things look good at least in the dressing room. Sure, that wont be enough to get us the trophies we are aftar, but who knows what can be done. With a similar squad Ranieri had, we only need propper motivation and a few tactical teaks.
Friday 29 May
Gazzetta dello Sport
It's Leonardo for Milan - On Monday the announcement will be made
Bordeaux sign Gourcuff for £15m, Galliani: Be calm, Kaka will stay
Berlusconi on Maldini: I hope to convince him to have a party
Gilardino: I believe in a two-goal victory
Arnautovic has a fracture and Inter will decide today whether to sign him
Cobolli Gigli cuts Trezeguet loose
Corriere dello Sport
Messi calls Ibra - The Barcelona man dreams of a sensational swoop, Inter could get Eto'o plus £20m
Cobolli Gigli calls Pandev to Juve and allows Trez exit
Napoli offer Quagliarella £10m for five years
Zamparini: Palermo will go forward with Ballardini, Kjaer and Miccoli
Lippi chooses Gattuso, Santon and seven other debutants
Tuttosport
Juve: The third man - As well as Ferrara and Conte, Allegri is a possibility. And Wenger...
Berlusconi: Ronaldo, come to Milan
Nedved-Juve: He could sign today
Balotelli's counterattack: I feel like Ibra, sooner or later I will leave
Toro-Genoa, what a fight! Harsh words between Cairo and Preziosi
plz make it happen just imagine how Giovinco would blossom under him
Gazzetta dello Sport
It's Leonardo for Milan - On Monday the announcement will be made
Bordeaux sign Gourcuff for £15m, Galliani: Be calm, Kaka will stay
Berlusconi on Maldini: I hope to convince him to have a party
Gilardino: I believe in a two-goal victory
Arnautovic has a fracture and Inter will decide today whether to sign him
Cobolli Gigli cuts Trezeguet loose
Corriere dello Sport
Messi calls Ibra - The Barcelona man dreams of a sensational swoop, Inter could get Eto'o plus £20m
Cobolli Gigli calls Pandev to Juve and allows Trez exit
Napoli offer Quagliarella £10m for five years
Zamparini: Palermo will go forward with Ballardini, Kjaer and Miccoli
Lippi chooses Gattuso, Santon and seven other debutants
Tuttosport
Juve: The third man - As well as Ferrara and Conte, Allegri is a possibility. And Wenger...
Berlusconi: Ronaldo, come to Milan
Nedved-Juve: He could sign today
Balotelli's counterattack: I feel like Ibra, sooner or later I will leave
Toro-Genoa, what a fight! Harsh words between Cairo and Preziosi
plz make it happen just imagine how Giovinco would blossom under him
Blanc enters Juve frame
Friday 29 May, 2009
Bordeaux Coach Laurent Blanc is the latest name to be linked with the Juventus post.
The Old Lady parted company with Claudio Ranieri with just two games of the season remaining.
Youth boss Ciro Ferrara was installed in a caretaker capacity and is hoping to land the job permanently.
However, Bari Coach Antonio Conte - a former Juve midfielder hero - is the favourite to take the hot seat.
But it seems like the fight for one of European football's most prestigious positions is more than a two-horse race.
Turin-based newspaper Tuttosport insists that Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is a candidate and there may be a new challenger in Bordeaux leader Blanc.
Bordeaux have been the surprise package of the Ligue 1 season and are on the brink of winning the title.
Laurent Blanc is also known to be close to Juve director Jean-Claude Blanc, who is a key figure in the decision-making process.
C4
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Another relatively young coach with only 2 year coaching experience. But he did great in these two years. Manager of the year in 2007/08 and second place with Bordeaux, while this year he's 1st placed in France with the same team.
Friday 29 May, 2009
Bordeaux Coach Laurent Blanc is the latest name to be linked with the Juventus post.
The Old Lady parted company with Claudio Ranieri with just two games of the season remaining.
Youth boss Ciro Ferrara was installed in a caretaker capacity and is hoping to land the job permanently.
However, Bari Coach Antonio Conte - a former Juve midfielder hero - is the favourite to take the hot seat.
But it seems like the fight for one of European football's most prestigious positions is more than a two-horse race.
Turin-based newspaper Tuttosport insists that Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is a candidate and there may be a new challenger in Bordeaux leader Blanc.
Bordeaux have been the surprise package of the Ligue 1 season and are on the brink of winning the title.
Laurent Blanc is also known to be close to Juve director Jean-Claude Blanc, who is a key figure in the decision-making process.
C4
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Another relatively young coach with only 2 year coaching experience. But he did great in these two years. Manager of the year in 2007/08 and second place with Bordeaux, while this year he's 1st placed in France with the same team.
