Ciro Ferrara (30 Viewers)

[Hist]

Agree with Ahmed. Just a terrible joke by Hist. It's not the first time, and I have a feeling it wont be his last.

It won't but its perfectly okay to me if you want to wank at my post

 

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[Hist]

a lamppost sure, but a few sentences written in an internet forum? that would be a little too weird.

more weird can only mean a better orgasm.. trust me.

 

[El Santo]

It won't but its perfectly okay to me if you want to wank at my post

You could post whatever you want man.

 

[Hist]

You could post whatever you want man.

what if i post a goatse picture of me.. ?

 

[El Santo]

Today could be a really important day. Some changes at the club planned. In the morning I should know more... - DP's little birdie.

It's about time, this little bird started singing again.

 

[aida86]

You have no right to spout such rubbish. It's much more detrimental to his career to continue on this path of poor results. He could have resigned before, letting the club deal with it's own problems, but no, he's apparently tried to stick with it. That shows courage. While you may interpret it as acting in self interest, the more plausible scenario considering his history is that he does care about the club, which is why he's trying to guide the team through this poor spell. Whether that is best for the club isn't his decision, but rather the directors'. So get that straight first and foremost.

Secondly, Ferrara has stated to the media that if the directors believe he is the problem, then they should handle the situation. But they have not. That's not Ciro's fault, it's the board.

This utter nonsense about blaming Ferrara for accepting the job and then not giving it up needs to stop because it's tiring and foolish. The man has always shown the utmost respect for Juve even in spite of his poor coaching ability, so folks need to channel their anger a bit more correctly.

blah blah blah, if he had resigned after our loss to bayern home 4-1, we wouldn't be talking about this now. He should have done what Spalleti did. You can't force things to work out! He is not up to it, everybody knows that. To me he has no dignity!

 

[Rollie]

blah blah blah, if he had resigned after our loss to bayern home 4-1, we wouldn't be talking about this now. He should have done what Spalleti did. You can't force things to work out! He is not up to it, everybody knows that. To me he has no dignity!

Enough with this nonsense already. You don't know the individual at all, so making a comment about something personal, like his dignity, is ridiculous and as useless as tits on a bull.

Also, there is no reason to draw parallels between Spalletti and Ciro - their situations and personal allegiance to their clubs are obviously quite different.
Ciro certainly wasn't up to the task, but this painful episode has become the boards fault, pure and simple. They have shown themselves to be completely inept and they should be removed...

But who could begin the process to have our directors fired?

Wake the fuck up, Mr Elkan!!

Well... it's 12:05 AM here in Vancouver... which means that its after 9AM in Turin...

So the question now becomes... is it worth staying up for a few more hours, in the hopes that I'll get some fantastic news about a new coach (and hopefully some new board members as well..)?

 

[Orgut]

So will he be fired today or tomorrow

 

[Albertmare]

as soon as possible !

 

[David01]

Ciro get out please, I'm running out of curse words

 

[only-juve]

It might sound weird but i'd rather we wait for two more games (a coppa and a league game) before taking action and letting Ferrara go.

We just got Candreva and i think Ferrara has a plan in he's head for the guy. Its pretty likely that he'll use him as a Camoranesi replacement as an AM on the right. He never had enough depth to play with 3 AM so probably thats what he really wanted to do so far.

Giovinco wasn't fit for the roma game so maybe he's gonna use him plus diego and Candreva as our 3 AM's.

If we can't get someone like Hiddink immediately then we might wait as well for two more games and see how things will look.

 

[adriano_c]

Enough with this nonsense already. You don't know the individual at all, so making a comment about something personal, like his dignity, is ridiculous and as useless as tits on a bull.

Also, there is no reason to draw parallels between Spalletti and Ciro - their situations and personal allegiance to their clubs are obviously quite different.
Ciro certainly wasn't up to the task, but this painful episode has become the boards fault, pure and simple. They have shown themselves to be completely inept and they should be removed...

But who could begin the process to have our directors fired?

Wake the fuck up, Mr Elkan!!

Well... it's 12:05 AM here in Vancouver... which means that its after 9AM in Turin...

So the question now becomes... is it worth staying up for a few more hours, in the hopes that I'll get some fantastic news about a new coach (and hopefully some new board members as well..)?

I agree with your sentiment in regard to people questioning the man's integrity and such. However, it's clear at this moment he either has too much pride, or is terribly stubborn (neither of which is exactly a great quality in such extremes). A man has to know when he's beaten and when to bow out gracefully, a point which he has long since passed.

That raises the question as to what exactly is going on behind the scenes. We don't know what sort of arrangement is going on with him vis-a-vis the board. Perhaps they've told him quietly to just slog on while they scramble to get something in order. If that's the case, it says more about their ineptitude and inability to run the organization, rather than his failings as a trainer (and to a lesser degree, a level-headed man).

That's the sticking point. We simply don't have all the facts, so making snap judgements and insulting Ferrara is beyond pathetic, considering his history with this club.

But what can one expect from some of the troglodytes on this board?

- 2 parts plain stupidity
- 3 parts ignorance
- a whole lot of immaturity
- a dash of homo-erotic overtones

 

[xuxa19]

John Elkann is pissed yesterday bad. Many heads will fall today.

source VS

 

[RAMI-N]

John Elkann is pissed yesterday bad. Many heads will fall today.

source VS

:xfinger:

 

[Wahdan]

I don’t see a change in the board is happening. Too good to be true.

 

[RAMI-N]

I don’t see a change in the board is happening. Too good to be true.

Sad but true...

 

[David01]

yeah but what are they waiting for, do we really need to be back in serie B?

 

[JCK]

It might sound weird but i'd rather we wait for two more games (a coppa and a league game) before taking action and letting Ferrara go.

We just got Candreva and i think Ferrara has a plan in he's head for the guy. Its pretty likely that he'll use him as a Camoranesi replacement as an AM on the right. He never had enough depth to play with 3 AM so probably thats what he really wanted to do so far.

Giovinco wasn't fit for the roma game so maybe he's gonna use him plus diego and Candreva as our 3 AM's.

If we can't get someone like Hiddink immediately then we might wait as well for two more games and see how things will look.

It's not because of Candreva, it is actually meaningless to sack him now.

 

[Byrone]

It's not because of Candreva, it is actually meaningless to sack him now.

Yep & we can forget about getting any quality players.No player in their right mind would risk playing for an unstable team in a WC year.

 

[David01]

meaningless???
we have come at a point that anyone would be better
our new coach? Jack!!!