Claudio Ranieri (56 Viewers)
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It really depends on if we bring in a quality fullback, preferably for the right side. If that happens then yes I would expect us to challenge. Inter's squad will still be the strongest due to the depth they have though. We don't have the good back ups that Inter do.
In regards to a new coach after one season.. I don't think I would call for someone new unless whoever they put in charge after Ranieri is completely inept. Which will be hard because Ranieri will make most people look good in comparison. I really have my heart set on Spalletti or Prandelli. Both would be good. Plus, if the reports are to be believed and Lippi does come back for a director role at the club after the WC then it would be even better.
Spalletti/Prandelli working under Lippi.
In regards to a new coach after one season.. I don't think I would call for someone new unless whoever they put in charge after Ranieri is completely inept. Which will be hard because Ranieri will make most people look good in comparison. I really have my heart set on Spalletti or Prandelli. Both would be good. Plus, if the reports are to be believed and Lippi does come back for a director role at the club after the WC then it would be even better.
Spalletti/Prandelli working under Lippi.
i think we have a long way to go even if we sign required players and/or sign a new (better) coach. this entire club is still reeling from the relegation. our image is not what it was, our board is comprised of morons, and our youth system is not thriving as it should be. we won't win with a few new signings.
we need to rebuild this club from top to bottom. not just the core of players but the management/front office, the squad, the coaching staff, trainers and meds. its going to be a long road and if i recall correctly i think jack or mark stated shortly after our relegation that it would take us about 5+ years to return to what we were before the scandal.
we need to rebuild this club from top to bottom. not just the core of players but the management/front office, the squad, the coaching staff, trainers and meds. its going to be a long road and if i recall correctly i think jack or mark stated shortly after our relegation that it would take us about 5+ years to return to what we were before the scandal.
that's the point that people are not willing to accept/understand...IMO we are already very damn close to being a winning team again...we first needed to create a squad, so that now we can creat the team, if you know what I mean..sure there have been mistakes along the way, but I feel that Juve is still on track
since when are we satisfied with second string role behind Inter?
we did alright rebuilding our team but it stings to see them dominating serie A
we want to sit on our throne as quickly as possible and that's why we are so annoyed by our board and coach
we feel like we are on a stand still
we have lost a year, no improvement
we did alright rebuilding our team but it stings to see them dominating serie A
we want to sit on our throne as quickly as possible and that's why we are so annoyed by our board and coach
we feel like we are on a stand still
we have lost a year, no improvement
I'm just saying we are very eager to dominate calcio again and we feel we have lost a year in doing so
Magath is damn close to winning Bundesliga with Wolfsburg and already has stated, that he is leaving them at the end of season no matter the result. Gerett is also very close to winning Ligue 1 with Marseille and has stated, that he is leaving too. Why can't Ranieri spare the horror? 
He is either a jew or have some personal reasons, like developing his secret sons career in Juve
He is either a jew or have some personal reasons, like developing his secret sons career in Juve So he is a jew. Altough the second option would be intruiging too I wonder what will happen with Molinaro's starting spot if a new coach comes in. He has learned a lot in these seasons, but i don't think he can match Criscito's level, his only advantage would be expierience playing together with Chiellini and others.
I wonder what will happen with Molinaro's starting spot if a new coach comes in. He has learned a lot in these seasons, but i don't think he can match Criscito's level, his only advantage would be expierience playing together with Chiellini and others.