palermo was challenging for 4th place this year(up to point)why cant we do it?
4th is gonna be a battle between us lazio and viola next year
4th is gonna be a battle between us lazio and viola next year
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3 years competing for scudetto, seems realistic.. Although to be honest its best if they didnt mention any numbers here. I understand in them being cautious but its unlikely ranieri is gonna even stay here for that long. With 60 mil euros and possibly many stars staying A CL spot in the next couple of season is more than a realistic target. We aint inter where we have to spend crap loads of money and even then fail to win the scudetto. Deschamp was under pressure in getting us promoted and even when he did he was constantly criticised.. i find it highly odd that to lay out such a "cautious" plan certainly goes against the boards pessimism.
Im not quite sure how good he is in spotting talent to be honest (It could be a combination of him and the scouts) and even so how much of a say will he have with secco remains to be seen. Nevertheless what his definetly good known for is his squad rotation. Infact thats what i love most about him, that his prepared to take off the big stars and make them warm the bench and play an unknown player at times as a replacement. He was infamously known to do that with Aimar, and did it many times at chelsea too, hence the name tinkerman.
Who is Ranieri?
Here are some key facts on Ranieri:
* EARLY LIFE:
-- Born in October 1951 in Rome, he began his soccer career as a defender with Roma, Catanzaro and Catania (five years in Serie A). His first coaching job was with amateur side Vigor Lamezia in 1985.
* RANIEIRI AS COACH:
-- In his homeland, the Italian began his managerial career with Campania before guiding Cagliari from the third division into Serie A between 1989 and 1991. His next move was to Napoli, where he was unable to bring success.
-- Ranieri was then appointed Fiorentina manager and led the club into Serie A in 1994, tasting Italian Cup and Super Cup glory in 1996.
-- Ranieri then moved to Spain with Valencia, adding the 1999 Spanish Cup to his honours list. He was credited with laying the foundations for the side that reached the 2000 Champions League final.
-- Ranieri left Valencia and took on the onerous task of managing Atletico Madrid in mid-1999. His tenure at the troubled club was short and he left after they went into administration in March 2000.
* CHELSEA:
-- Ranieri replaced Gianluca Vialli at Chelsea in September 2000. Ranieri guided Chelsea into sixth place in the league in his first season, helping them to qualify for the UEFA Cup.
-- In his third season, although Chelsea were unable to break the stranglehold of the top two teams, the club earned a Champions League qualifying round place with a final-day victory over their rivals for fourth spot, Liverpool.
-- After new Russian billionaire owner Roman Abramovich took over in July 2003, Ranieri suffered constant speculation over his future. Despite this he steered Chelsea to second in the championship, their highest position for 49 years, and to the Champions League semi-finals where they were beaten by Monaco.
-- He was however sacked in May 2004.
* RANIEIRI, THE MAN:
-- Ranieri's training sessions are known to be tough, while his style of play demands fitness and a strong work ethic.
-- His public persona is that of the classic Italian "Mister", the strict tactician who demands total respect, but "off duty" he is charming and gregarious and he is widely respected within the Italian game.
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Here are some key facts on Ranieri:
* EARLY LIFE:
-- Born in October 1951 in Rome, he began his soccer career as a defender with Roma, Catanzaro and Catania (five years in Serie A). His first coaching job was with amateur side Vigor Lamezia in 1985.
* RANIEIRI AS COACH:
-- In his homeland, the Italian began his managerial career with Campania before guiding Cagliari from the third division into Serie A between 1989 and 1991. His next move was to Napoli, where he was unable to bring success.
-- Ranieri was then appointed Fiorentina manager and led the club into Serie A in 1994, tasting Italian Cup and Super Cup glory in 1996.
-- Ranieri then moved to Spain with Valencia, adding the 1999 Spanish Cup to his honours list. He was credited with laying the foundations for the side that reached the 2000 Champions League final.
-- Ranieri left Valencia and took on the onerous task of managing Atletico Madrid in mid-1999. His tenure at the troubled club was short and he left after they went into administration in March 2000.
* CHELSEA:
-- Ranieri replaced Gianluca Vialli at Chelsea in September 2000. Ranieri guided Chelsea into sixth place in the league in his first season, helping them to qualify for the UEFA Cup.
-- In his third season, although Chelsea were unable to break the stranglehold of the top two teams, the club earned a Champions League qualifying round place with a final-day victory over their rivals for fourth spot, Liverpool.
-- After new Russian billionaire owner Roman Abramovich took over in July 2003, Ranieri suffered constant speculation over his future. Despite this he steered Chelsea to second in the championship, their highest position for 49 years, and to the Champions League semi-finals where they were beaten by Monaco.
-- He was however sacked in May 2004.
* RANIEIRI, THE MAN:
-- Ranieri's training sessions are known to be tough, while his style of play demands fitness and a strong work ethic.
-- His public persona is that of the classic Italian "Mister", the strict tactician who demands total respect, but "off duty" he is charming and gregarious and he is widely respected within the Italian game.
Reuters
We can still have high hopes man!!
With a few good signings and no European commitments next year we can get to 4th place..
Our veterans and youth are AT LEAST as good as Lazio/Fiorentina/Palermo are now and we will add this summer - have faith my friend - Fiorentina are back where they were after heavier sanctions, Juve will regain their place too, and sooner than 5 years!
With a few good signings and no European commitments next year we can get to 4th place..
Our veterans and youth are AT LEAST as good as Lazio/Fiorentina/Palermo are now and we will add this summer - have faith my friend - Fiorentina are back where they were after heavier sanctions, Juve will regain their place too, and sooner than 5 years!
So, the Calcio's big sides would be Juventus, Milan, Inter, Roma, Lazio, Fiorentina and Palermo. Do you expect us to finish fourth?
I've judged him depending on his career and nothing more. Generally, after checking one's CV, you would lean (Lean isn't a good expression here, actually one's judgment should depend on numbers) towards only one of two results; the man will continue performing as he did before or he'll earn different results compared to the past years of his career. From what I've seen of him at Chelsea and his two spells at Mestalla, I've expressed my viewpoint. And of course, all of us know how Ranieri's career looks like, not just me.
I've judged him depending on his career and nothing more. Generally, after checking one's CV, you would lean (Lean isn't a good expression here, actually one's judgment should depend on numbers) towards only one of two results; the man will continue performing as he did before or he'll earn different results compared to the past years of his career. From what I've seen of him at Chelsea and his two spells at Mestalla, I've expressed my viewpoint. And of course, all of us know how Ranieri's career looks like, not just me.
To all of thoes here who think that we already lost everything by giving Ranieri the job...
Go watch some Golf insted.. Stop bitching already!.. The season havent even started and everyone are on Ranieri's back!.. F#¤%#¤% B&%¤#¤#!!!...
We will end in top 4 for sure.. We will play in CL next year (08/09) and NOT uefa 09/10 !!!
We will do better then YOU think !!...
I'v been here for 3 years and have never seen something this stupid!....
FORZA JUVENTUS !!!
Go watch some Golf insted.. Stop bitching already!.. The season havent even started and everyone are on Ranieri's back!.. F#¤%#¤% B&%¤#¤#!!!...
We will end in top 4 for sure.. We will play in CL next year (08/09) and NOT uefa 09/10 !!!
We will do better then YOU think !!...
I'v been here for 3 years and have never seen something this stupid!....
FORZA JUVENTUS !!!
yes he hasnt won many trophies, but what he did do was build solid sides ready for the succesors to win with, we saw that with chelsea and valencia. To be fair im all thumbs up if he can help to boost and maintain our morale, which he is very capable of and also help to strengthen our side, not for just one season but for many seasons to come..
Theres a common theme amongst big clubs, you either have a quick fix where a manager comes wins but theres really no good spirit, and the club reaches a point where they fall in crisis maybe the season after, maybe you can describe us to be like that, or certainly real madrid.. Or the long fix, where you look at the overall project and gradually build a side which is solid all over for many seasons to come .
I think its fair to also point out that our level of football has always been poor, we really dont play and enjoy to play. Lets face it deschamps was criticised as was capello and yes even lippi.. Im hoping with a good aura in the dressing room this man can do something which his predecessors couldnt achieve..
Hate it or love it, his our manager now.. I think we should stand by him. Forza Ranieri
Theres a common theme amongst big clubs, you either have a quick fix where a manager comes wins but theres really no good spirit, and the club reaches a point where they fall in crisis maybe the season after, maybe you can describe us to be like that, or certainly real madrid.. Or the long fix, where you look at the overall project and gradually build a side which is solid all over for many seasons to come .
I think its fair to also point out that our level of football has always been poor, we really dont play and enjoy to play. Lets face it deschamps was criticised as was capello and yes even lippi.. Im hoping with a good aura in the dressing room this man can do something which his predecessors couldnt achieve..
Hate it or love it, his our manager now.. I think we should stand by him. Forza Ranieri
Why now already say he will fail? I think Ranieri = Lippi. He has a beautiful palmares, have already worked in a foreign country, and he has a clear vision about the game. Deschamps is young, Ranieri has more experience and I think that's an important fact. I think that he will do it well. The players will also known him. He appropriates perfectly at Juventus. And for people who had expected Lippi: support Ranieri, by demolishing him he wouldnt improve, he needs the support of us!
Sucess Ranieri!
Sucess Ranieri!
New interview for Ranieri about some important things:
1- I'm so content with the players who are already acquired. I wanted Grygera when I was at Chelsea. Criscito is very interesting and I'm sure he'll have a great career. Salihamidzic is one of the best midfielders in Europe.
2- Lampard? Let's not give wrong hope to the fans. We'll think of all the chances.
3- There is already harmony in the club and there are some people who know what players they want
umpkin:
4- Buffon is the representative of Italy, and Juve has a good chance to keep him. I hope his 75% will become 100% soon.
5- Del Piero, Nedved and Camoranesi are the best players to play along with the young players.
6- Trezeguet should extend his contract, and he's now a question mark in the club.
7- Juventus is not a station of arrival. It's a starting point. I was trying to coach. Now, I'll do it.
8- My coaching team will be Christian Damiano, Giorgio Pellizzaro and Riccardo Carpanna.
1- I'm so content with the players who are already acquired. I wanted Grygera when I was at Chelsea. Criscito is very interesting and I'm sure he'll have a great career. Salihamidzic is one of the best midfielders in Europe.
2- Lampard? Let's not give wrong hope to the fans. We'll think of all the chances.
3- There is already harmony in the club and there are some people who know what players they want
umpkin: 4- Buffon is the representative of Italy, and Juve has a good chance to keep him. I hope his 75% will become 100% soon.
5- Del Piero, Nedved and Camoranesi are the best players to play along with the young players.
6- Trezeguet should extend his contract, and he's now a question mark in the club.
7- Juventus is not a station of arrival. It's a starting point. I was trying to coach. Now, I'll do it.
8- My coaching team will be Christian Damiano, Giorgio Pellizzaro and Riccardo Carpanna.
I hope so, my friend. int:
Look Kosova, let's analyse our situation. There are three big sides in Serie A whom we won't beat to the first three places in my opinion, they're Milan, Inter and Roma. Lazio are in a better situation when compared to us, but they maybe get exhausted due to European competition. Fiorentina are a tough side and they've already started to strengthen their squad. When we're much better than we are nowadays, we struggled to beat Palermo. So, what do you think?
int: Look Kosova, let's analyse our situation. There are three big sides in Serie A whom we won't beat to the first three places in my opinion, they're Milan, Inter and Roma. Lazio are in a better situation when compared to us, but they maybe get exhausted due to European competition. Fiorentina are a tough side and they've already started to strengthen their squad. When we're much better than we are nowadays, we struggled to beat Palermo. So, what do you think?