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Ranieri: Forza Parma
Juventus coach Claudio Ranieri reveals that he will not be supporting neither Inter nor Roma this weekend.
The top two will be clashing for the title against Parma and Catania respectively. Everything has come to the last day and although many Juve players and fans have leaned towards Roma, Ranieri insists that he isn't bothered as to who ends up winning the Scudetto but he is hoping that his former side Parma escape the drop.
Ranieri guided the Gialloblu to saftey last year and he hopes the Ducali stay in Serie A again this season.
"I will not be supporting Inter or Roma but I will be supporting Parma, I was there last year and I was fine at a great club with serious people," said Ranieri.
"I would be very pleased if they manage to survive the drop but of course there are also indirectly involved in a scudetto fight and I hope the best team wins.
"We are not part of that fight but hopefully we will be next season."
The Bianconeri finished third this term following their return from Serie B. They have enjoyed a good season and have qualified for the Champions League next term.
The Old Lady will be hoping for some much needed domestic and European glory this time next year.
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Juventus coach Claudio Ranieri reveals that he will not be supporting neither Inter nor Roma this weekend.
The top two will be clashing for the title against Parma and Catania respectively. Everything has come to the last day and although many Juve players and fans have leaned towards Roma, Ranieri insists that he isn't bothered as to who ends up winning the Scudetto but he is hoping that his former side Parma escape the drop.
Ranieri guided the Gialloblu to saftey last year and he hopes the Ducali stay in Serie A again this season.
"I will not be supporting Inter or Roma but I will be supporting Parma, I was there last year and I was fine at a great club with serious people," said Ranieri.
"I would be very pleased if they manage to survive the drop but of course there are also indirectly involved in a scudetto fight and I hope the best team wins.
"We are not part of that fight but hopefully we will be next season."
The Bianconeri finished third this term following their return from Serie B. They have enjoyed a good season and have qualified for the Champions League next term.
The Old Lady will be hoping for some much needed domestic and European glory this time next year.
goal.com
Oh I hope this is true. I just can't see us being a winning team with Ranieri. I would definitely not mind Benitez. Prandelli would be my ideal that is for sure. I love Prandelli and think he could do wonders for our team. He might not be proven but I could definitely seeing him doing well with Juve.
No Ranieri :xfinger:
No Ranieri :xfinger:
Why would it suck? He's easily the better manager between him and Ranieri.
yep he's definetley bitter than ranieri. I won't blame him alone for not winning the league title with liverpool. Liverpool been out of the race of EPL for the past 20 years or so (no offence to liverpool fans but thats reallity). The guy won champions league trophies, i definetley rate benitez high even before he moved to liverpool......
