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The things is we still can see posts as "even if we get 4th place it will be only cos of our players" or among those lines.
Of course its because of players, but credit must go to "RUINeri" as well. Everything so far was better than we could expect. Could it be better than this? I don't think so.
I asked 2-3 weeks ago same question and i got so much bad emails towards me and 3 negative reps. What was that all about ? Most of goals we got was because of individual errors in our defense, and not cos "Ruineri" tactic.
Also i hate to see bad posts about Molinaro and Noce too.
Everyone count wrong passes by Moli or yellow cards by Noce, but no1 counting good things about them,not to mention how much those guys really cost us.
Yes i dont think Moli is really that great, but he is better than before..Noce i feel last few games droped off, dont know why, but its not cos Ruineri for sure..
Same goes with new guy so called Shitsoko. I saw one report yesterday and he got bad rating, and also was criticized for many faults he's been making.
At the end I went to my DVD and counted every single contact with ball he made . Sissoko made only 2 fouls entire time, and one of them was mistake by ref. Also got passed by Rossi once. That was all ..How many wrong passes DP does? Shall i count? 10-15? Probably.
It just tells you how some people thinking here... If they dont like someone, they will trow all kind of shit at them..
Of course its because of players, but credit must go to "RUINeri" as well. Everything so far was better than we could expect. Could it be better than this? I don't think so.
I asked 2-3 weeks ago same question and i got so much bad emails towards me and 3 negative reps. What was that all about ? Most of goals we got was because of individual errors in our defense, and not cos "Ruineri" tactic.
Also i hate to see bad posts about Molinaro and Noce too.
Everyone count wrong passes by Moli or yellow cards by Noce, but no1 counting good things about them,not to mention how much those guys really cost us.
Yes i dont think Moli is really that great, but he is better than before..Noce i feel last few games droped off, dont know why, but its not cos Ruineri for sure..
Same goes with new guy so called Shitsoko. I saw one report yesterday and he got bad rating, and also was criticized for many faults he's been making.
At the end I went to my DVD and counted every single contact with ball he made . Sissoko made only 2 fouls entire time, and one of them was mistake by ref. Also got passed by Rossi once. That was all ..How many wrong passes DP does? Shall i count? 10-15? Probably.
It just tells you how some people thinking here... If they dont like someone, they will trow all kind of shit at them..
I rated Molinaro`s last game as decent.Nothing more nothing less.No one is counting good things about them?Because they give us 1 good thing(maybe) comparing to how many times they do something bad.
Nocerino was one of the best player at the start of the season and everyone said he was good so we`re not blaming him for bad games because of Ranieri.But last few weeks Nocerino chocked and I really don`t see a reason why should he always be in starting 11 if Sissoko is in better form at the moment.That`s Ranieri`s fault.
Nocerino was one of the best player at the start of the season and everyone said he was good so we`re not blaming him for bad games because of Ranieri.But last few weeks Nocerino chocked and I really don`t see a reason why should he always be in starting 11 if Sissoko is in better form at the moment.That`s Ranieri`s fault.
I didn't see the game against Cagliari, but the Sissoko I saw against Roma looked hesitant and lack confidance. He hasn't settled yet, or perhaps it was the pressure of the big game.
He's trying really hard not to make errors and try to fit in with the team which is good. I think Ranieri is right in slowly integrating Sissoko to the team, soon he will get a chance to start. But I trust Ranieri and his decisions, even though he's made some mistakes, Im really happy to be where we are now, with the players we got.
Of course having said that, I think we would have been able to pick up more points had we made a better transfer campaign.
He's trying really hard not to make errors and try to fit in with the team which is good. I think Ranieri is right in slowly integrating Sissoko to the team, soon he will get a chance to start. But I trust Ranieri and his decisions, even though he's made some mistakes, Im really happy to be where we are now, with the players we got.
Of course having said that, I think we would have been able to pick up more points had we made a better transfer campaign.
Dule, I did not point at you in regards to them anyway...You are right about Nocerino but i also think that is not good to put immediate pressure on Sissoko. I am 100% sure that he will be in starting 11 very soon.
who is next victim , ah yeah Regina
Lets go for second place now
PS. I feel sorry for u .... u might be on "SDO" soon
who is next victim , ah yeah Regina
Lets go for second place now
PS. I feel sorry for u .... u might be on "SDO" soon
Ranieri Weary Of Reggina
Juventus coach Claudio Ranieri has warned against the perils of over-confidence following their important victory over Serie A rivals Roma last round.
The Old Lady look in prime position to overhaul Roma this weekend, as they face a rather innocious looking trip to Reggina while the capital club up are against it again with the visit of Fiorentina, but Ranieri does not see it that way.
“I don’t see this as a favourable fixture,” insisted the Bianconeri boss. “Against Inter and Udinese they did everything for a draw. I am expecting a tremendously difficult game.
“I lived in Calabria for eight years and I know how passionate they are there.
“We learned the lessons from the Cagliari game and we know that it’s the results which count, he added, referring to the disappointing 1-1 draw at home to the Southeners at the beginning of this month.
Ranieri then gave an update on his squad's status ahead of Saturday evening's showcase match.
“Iaquinta has a back pain and Trezeguet has the 'flu’, but hopefully they will be back for the derby,” the Juve boss explained.
“Buffon is doing well, but we just don’t want to put too much strain on him so that we can rule out a relapse and help his chances of playing for the Azzurri
“Zebina is recovering and we hope to have him in action for Tuesday, but he has some knee pain at the moment.
“Mohamed Sissoko could start. I am expecting to gradually integrate him and to see more of the good things he has shown so far.
“Without Iaquinta and Trezeguet, Alessandro Del Piero could lead the attack as he is on exceptional form and he could be with Raffaele Palladino.”
Derek Wanner, Goal.com
Juventus coach Claudio Ranieri has warned against the perils of over-confidence following their important victory over Serie A rivals Roma last round.
The Old Lady look in prime position to overhaul Roma this weekend, as they face a rather innocious looking trip to Reggina while the capital club up are against it again with the visit of Fiorentina, but Ranieri does not see it that way.
“I don’t see this as a favourable fixture,” insisted the Bianconeri boss. “Against Inter and Udinese they did everything for a draw. I am expecting a tremendously difficult game.
“I lived in Calabria for eight years and I know how passionate they are there.
“We learned the lessons from the Cagliari game and we know that it’s the results which count, he added, referring to the disappointing 1-1 draw at home to the Southeners at the beginning of this month.
Ranieri then gave an update on his squad's status ahead of Saturday evening's showcase match.
“Iaquinta has a back pain and Trezeguet has the 'flu’, but hopefully they will be back for the derby,” the Juve boss explained.
“Buffon is doing well, but we just don’t want to put too much strain on him so that we can rule out a relapse and help his chances of playing for the Azzurri
“Zebina is recovering and we hope to have him in action for Tuesday, but he has some knee pain at the moment.
“Mohamed Sissoko could start. I am expecting to gradually integrate him and to see more of the good things he has shown so far.
“Without Iaquinta and Trezeguet, Alessandro Del Piero could lead the attack as he is on exceptional form and he could be with Raffaele Palladino.”
Derek Wanner, Goal.com
Usually yes, but today the blame could be pitted on several different things. The players didn't play well to start with, there are a ton of injuries, and there were some pretty questionable calls à la Napoli in November.
Of course I don't like Ranieri and he'd certainly be gone if I were the Big Kahuna, but I don't think it's his fault entirely.
Of course I don't like Ranieri and he'd certainly be gone if I were the Big Kahuna, but I don't think it's his fault entirely.
