Claudio Ranieri (48 Viewers)

sateeh

Day Walker
Jul 28, 2003
8,020
Last night's debacle was disappointing more than anything from Ranieri.

As i said in the match thread there i completely understand that he started with that formation but there were other decisions that i want to focus on.

There was a risk in starting with the 433 last night as we have a weakened defense and exposing it by starting either almiron or Tiago was too great and i agree with him from that perspective.

So understandably the only options in the center of midfield were brazzo and grygera. Brazzo is the obvious option as we need grygera in the back line.
So we would playing a player out of position to keep the balance, so going with the 433 would be an obvious risk there. As consistently this season it wasn't our formation.

Add to that marchionni played really well on the wing in midweek, so all those were factors leading to starting with the 442.

We did well in the first half, controlled the game and went really close on several occasions.

The DP sub was the obvious mistake he did as we lost the creativity from the front line, which was absolutely needed as they flooded the midfield.

Introducing Iaquinta also limited his substitution options. As he would've had a real ace up his sleeve if he had waited and could've easily put him on the right instead of an ineffective marchionni. I thought he really shot himself in the foot there.

The other mistake was that he kept brazzo there in the midfield when it was really evident that we couldn't get anything through the midfield as it wasn't creative enough.

If he doesn't have any faith in both Almiron and Tiago then he should sell them today before tomorrow as a 4 year old would've seen that we need something else in the center of the midfield.

It wasn't only about Ranieri's lack of adventurousness, but also about his lack of preparation(One characteristic i really admired in him, just remember the Inter game) and finally he read the game all wrong.

He needs to wise up because when the coach starts having off days then we have major issues.
 

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Boudz

Mercato Tourist
Aug 1, 2002
2,608
Ranieri's job is to get us into CL next season, we are liying in third position
I'd say he is doing his job
Milan have 3 games in hand, if they win them all they will be 4 points behind us. I see them eventually overtaking us. We will be fighting for that 4th place. We dropped 4 points in the last 2 weeks vs a mediocre Catania and we blew it vs Samp. Fiorentina are unstoppable now and could easily take away our 4th place. Ranieri is a joke, i stood by him all this time but after yesterday's disastrous bonehead decision to take of DP I have lost all faith in him and the future is bleak with CR in charge.
If our retarded board won't bring in Lippi please bring in anyone else!
 

Maher

Juventuz addict
Dec 16, 2002
13,521
Ranieri's job is to get us into CL next season, we are liying in third position
I'd say he is doing his job
till now but things is not going good IMO since milan , fiorentina are coming to get the 3rd and the 4th spots while juve is drawing with catania and sampdoria so dont tell me he is doing his good job
 

Arvin

Juve Star
Dec 30, 2004
1,600
Ranieri: Juve Were Below-Par

Juventus coach Claudio Ranieri has admitted that his team lack the quality to clinch the Serie A title.

“We’re simply not good enough.”

That’s the opinion of the Juve boss, after witnessing his team put out a lacklustre effort against Sampdoria to draw 0-0 at home on Sunday.

Just a week earlier, Alessandro Del Piero’s last-gasp penalty salvaged a point and a 1-1 draw at Catania. Those two consecutive draws leave Juventus 12 points behind champions and league leaders Inter Milan. Inter, meanwhile, came from behind to beat struggling Parma 3-2.

And, Rainieri conceded that there’s little chance of Juventus winning the Scudetto this season.

"We're not at the same level as the big teams," he said.

"Congratulations to Sampdoria, they played well. We had the chances but we needed to convert them. Of course, we can't always win but our position in the league hasn't changed much.

“For us (Juventus), I believe we’ll need to strengthen the squad and do our best for the rest of the season.”

Although Ranieri intends to bolster his squad with new players, he has faced frustration in signing the players that he wants. He said: "We will certainly do something but we have to find the right player for us. If they're looking at Milan or Inter, then they certainly won't be joining us."

Meanwhile, Juve goalkeeper Gianlugi Buffon believes that his teammates shouldn’t be concerned about winning the Serie A crown anymore. Instead, the Italian international has advised them to be wary with the teams behind them, who are competing with them for the four automatic Champions League places. Fiorentina's third consecutive win cut their gap to Juve to three points while European champions AC Milan have been resurgent, despite being in ninth place - they have three games in hand on their rivals.

"I've said before that we expect Milan to come back into the Champions League race and they've proved me right and are looking dangerous once again," said Buffon.

Milan spent their three-week winter break training in Dubai and have won both their matches since the Serie A season resumed.

goal.com
 

Boudz

Mercato Tourist
Aug 1, 2002
2,608
Ranieri: Juve Were Below-Par

He said: "We will certainly do something but we have to find the right player for us. If they're looking at Milan or Inter, then they certainly won't be joining us."
What kind of attitude is that?? You don't have to say it to the media.

A below-par Manager will only deliver below-par results. So speak for yourself CR.
 

Maher

Juventuz addict
Dec 16, 2002
13,521
i am loosing faith with CR , i have a feeling that juve will not be in the top 4 spots cause of his stupid tactics , i hope i am wrong
 

Maher

Juventuz addict
Dec 16, 2002
13,521
yesterday before juve match , lippi was talking about the match and that he spent 10 years as a player with sampdoria and a lot of years with juve , the important thing

HE SAID HE WANT TO BE BACK TO JUVE IF THE MANAGEMENT CALLED HIM BEFORE APRIL SO THAT HE CAN PREPARE THINGS FOR THE NEXT SEASON.
 

Badass J Elkann

It's time to go!!
Feb 12, 2006
68,909
at this rate we'll be struggling to hold 4th place. Ive never seen such a tactically inept of a manager, getting rid of him wudnt do much for stability, but in the long term it would be the best move since getting rid of ancelotti
 

Marc

Softcore Juventino
Jul 14, 2006
21,649
Ranieri: Juve Were Below-Par

Juventus coach Claudio Ranieri has admitted that his team lack the quality to clinch the Serie A title.

“We’re simply not good enough.”

That’s the opinion of the Juve boss, after witnessing his team put out a lacklustre effort against Sampdoria to draw 0-0 at home on Sunday.

Just a week earlier, Alessandro Del Piero’s last-gasp penalty salvaged a point and a 1-1 draw at Catania. Those two consecutive draws leave Juventus 12 points behind champions and league leaders Inter Milan. Inter, meanwhile, came from behind to beat struggling Parma 3-2.

And, Rainieri conceded that there’s little chance of Juventus winning the Scudetto this season.

"We're not at the same level as the big teams," he said.

"Congratulations to Sampdoria, they played well. We had the chances but we needed to convert them. Of course, we can't always win but our position in the league hasn't changed much.

“For us (Juventus), I believe we’ll need to strengthen the squad and do our best for the rest of the season.”

Although Ranieri intends to bolster his squad with new players, he has faced frustration in signing the players that he wants. He said: "We will certainly do something but we have to find the right player for us. If they're looking at Milan or Inter, then they certainly won't be joining us."

Meanwhile, Juve goalkeeper Gianlugi Buffon believes that his teammates shouldn’t be concerned about winning the Serie A crown anymore. Instead, the Italian international has advised them to be wary with the teams behind them, who are competing with them for the four automatic Champions League places. Fiorentina's third consecutive win cut their gap to Juve to three points while European champions AC Milan have been resurgent, despite being in ninth place - they have three games in hand on their rivals.

"I've said before that we expect Milan to come back into the Champions League race and they've proved me right and are looking dangerous once again," said Buffon.

Milan spent their three-week winter break training in Dubai and have won both their matches since the Serie A season resumed.

goal.com
:rofl: Finally the truth has been spoken which many fans refused to believe and kept on bablling about winning the Scudetto and now that the truth has been said, Ranieri goes public. Terrible decisions all the time.
 

Triptonite

Junior Member
Jun 12, 2007
168
So I see now more and more fans are mad about managing our Juventus.

I think that the only non-believer is CR.

Hes choice of players is just terrible.

I know it is a new team, but Juventus have never played like this.

So something must be made. Although Juventus had success in the firs half-season, he is not capable of developing a play for Juvenus.

Is there any chance to start a petition to get rid o Ranieri?
 

Amaurisimo

Senior Member
Dec 8, 2007
4,622
So I see now more and more fans are mad about managing our Juventus.

I think that the only non-believer is CR.

Hes choice of players is just terrible.

I know it is a new team, but Juventus have never played like this.

So something must be made. Although Juventus had success in the firs half-season, he is not capable of developing a play for Juvenus.

Is there any chance to start a petition to get rid o Ranieri?
you are bit stupid or just pretending to be one, as

- Our board will not do that unless we go to 5-6th spot very soon
- Changes are not good in middle of season
- Dont think anyone would do better with this squad and with little or no squad improvements no one will expect it more
- no good coach will take this Juve in the middle of season
- signing petition will not help do get rid of Ranieri..


by talking like this you will do more damage than good.
think about it
 

David01

Senior Member
Aug 20, 2006
2,825
aren't you all just a bit overreacting after a dissapointing result?
keep cool guys, we are still in third altough we need to be wary of Fiorentina and Milan. As for Tiago, ofcourse they are forcing him out of the club. I doubt we have the financial means to get other players if he won't leave.
I also doubt Ranieri will stay for next season any way but firing him now won't solve anything. That is never a good sollution in the middle of the season and certainly not right after the winter break. He still is our coach and I will support him till after the last game.
 

Bozi

The Bozman
Administrator
Oct 18, 2005
22,747
this reminds me of the attitude of the people of springfield, mob mentality or what?
FFS he made a mistake in bringing off Alex,unless he was feeling a knock, in taht case it was good management!
we are not the juve of 2 years ago, not by a long way. folk see gigi,alex,trez and camo and think we should be battering everyone but,put simply we have NO depth to teh squad. we brought in 3 players to make an impact, 2 have failed and 1 is long-term injured taht leaves us very thin on cover. why else would molinaro, birindelli or even legro have been first choices this season?

ranieir is not the man to deliver a championship but give him till the end of teh season, fiorentina are relying heavily on mutu but will hit a form dip before the end of the season, milan have games in hand but unless they sort out their frailties they will struggle to make up ground. we are ina better position than many considered possible, lets get behind the team and push on for a CL place. next season we should have better squad options and a better chance of success
 

Arvin

Juve Star
Dec 30, 2004
1,600
Ranieri Praises Summer Buys, Admits Sissoko Could Move

Juventus boss Claudio Ranieri has surprisingly stated that last summer’s transfer campaign was “positive”, and he admits that Momo Sissoko could soon join the club.

The Bianconeri have been generally blasted in the Italian media for their summer purchases with Tiago Mendes and Sergio Almiron, who signed for a combined fee of €22m flopping terribly.

Another expensive purchase, Jorge Andrade, is out for most of the season with a long-term injury, while the likes of Hasan Salihamidzic and Zdenek Grygera have also failed to set the place on fire.

"Certainly we have made mistakes but in general our purchases from the summer have been positive," Ranieri told Radio Anch'io.

"Although it is undeniable that some of the players have paid a price for the burden on someone who puts on the Bianconeri shirt.

"And my biggest concern has been Tiago, a player I have followed since he played in Portugal.

"He has all the characteristics to be a great player and I cannot understand why he is unable to make the breakthrough here."

With Tiago looking likely to leave the club this month, possibly to Spurs, one player who could join the Bianconeri is Liverpool midfielder Momo Sissoko.

Ranieri is a huge admirer of the Malian international, and a €13-15m transfer has been mooted.

“Sissoko could arrive," the Tinkerman admitted.

"He is a good player that could fit into the pattern of our team."

goal.com


so i guess wel come sissoko...ha????:(
 

Dostoevsky

Tzu
Administrator
May 27, 2007
88,988
Ranieri ends Scudetto hunt

Claudio Ranieri concedes that Juventus’ Scudetto hopes died with a draw against Sampdoria, but he remains delighted by his side’s campaign.

Despite a host of near misses, Juve were unable to break the deadlock against Sampdoria and fell 12 points behind leaders Inter after the Nerazzurri fortunate win over Parma.

While the target for the Old Lady has always been Champions League qualification rather than the title, Ranieri had been willing to dream about an unlikely Scudetto until now.

There is real gap now and you couldn’t close it in six months or even a year,” the Bianconeri boss stated on Radio Anch’io Sport.

You could say that we missed the train for the Scudetto, but in reality we just need to focus internally and build a base for next year.

“We are still having an amazing campaign. We had an exceptional first half and we hope to repeat it.


I have always said that Juventus was hit by a calcio tsunami and we are rebuilding.

You can’t always be winning and we need some patience as the sides that qualified for the Champions League a year ago are reaping the rewards.”

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