I still cant get over his resignation...
We had the chance to build a youthful and new Juve...
We had the chance to build a youthful and new Juve...
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Yes, Valeri/DD personality clash was unfortunate, but who's Tardelli to criticise DD? The BoDs (excuse the language) are not exactly perfect themselves.
I always think Bojinov and Zlatan are similar in some way when it come to behaviours and personality.. Bojinov will ask first team football, he is talented, but not talented enough to take Del Piero's or Trezeguet's role.. I don't believe he or Palladino will be high profile forward for us, that's me.. And Probably something wrong went on Between him and Didier. Bojinov probably had disciplinary problems, and Didier throw him on bench..
I think we are just wasting our time with Bojinov, we don't have extra place to keep him in the squad, he will always ask for first team football, and will become a pain in the ass in the end, while Palladino isn't any popular, and he might accept to sit on the bench. If this is the case, I fully support Didier's action.
I think we are just wasting our time with Bojinov, we don't have extra place to keep him in the squad, he will always ask for first team football, and will become a pain in the ass in the end, while Palladino isn't any popular, and he might accept to sit on the bench. If this is the case, I fully support Didier's action.
I don't know If you guys seen this in more details, anyway I am posting it..
Serie A - Deschamps explains Juve exit
Eurosport - Mon, 28 May 17:17:00 2007
Serie A - Former Juventus coach Didier Deschamps has explained why he decided to resign on Sunday.
FOOTBALL 2006-2007 Juventus Serie B Didier Deschamps - 0
The ex-France captain said that he reluctantly made the decision after being undermined at Juve and hopes to bounce back quickly with a fresh challenge.
"Their manner of work is like that," he told Radio Monte Carlo. "A coach can adapt to them, or he cannot."
Deschamps resigned after a board meeting culminating weeks of speculation, with his agent publicly criticising Juve's management for not offering his client a long-term contract and failing to inform him of their plans for the next season, particularly regarding transfers.
"The basis of the problem is not just that I wanted to decide everything," the former Juventus, Chelsea and Valencia player continued. "I experienced a difficult season despite very good results earned by the players and helped by my staff.
"I think that for a lot of clubs, there are situations, contexts, which are very particular. I experienced difficulties this season and I wanted to know how it would be organised next season.
"A coach needs a good working environment and, after analysing the situation, I took the best decision for me. I am disappointed, but satisfied and proud to have taken Juve back up to the elite."
Deschamps - who took Monaco to the Champions League final in 2004 - also said that he was planning to relax in the short-term but made himself available for another management job.
"I will breath a little," he said. "Starting from now I am free again. I am available. We will see what can happen.
"My wish is to be a coach next season."
Deschamps had been linked with Lyon, although they seem set to appoint Alain Perrin after Gerard Houllier's departure, and it is unknown whether the 1998 World Cup winner will return to France, continue in Italy or even move to England, where he has been linked with the vacant Manchester City post.
"We will see in the next days and weeks the offers I will receive," he declared.
"I have no preference [for my future club]. Of course, I aspire to coach a top level squad, but I don't want to talk about clubs that already have a coach."
Serie A - Deschamps explains Juve exit
Eurosport - Mon, 28 May 17:17:00 2007
Serie A - Former Juventus coach Didier Deschamps has explained why he decided to resign on Sunday.
FOOTBALL 2006-2007 Juventus Serie B Didier Deschamps - 0
The ex-France captain said that he reluctantly made the decision after being undermined at Juve and hopes to bounce back quickly with a fresh challenge.
"Their manner of work is like that," he told Radio Monte Carlo. "A coach can adapt to them, or he cannot."
Deschamps resigned after a board meeting culminating weeks of speculation, with his agent publicly criticising Juve's management for not offering his client a long-term contract and failing to inform him of their plans for the next season, particularly regarding transfers.
"The basis of the problem is not just that I wanted to decide everything," the former Juventus, Chelsea and Valencia player continued. "I experienced a difficult season despite very good results earned by the players and helped by my staff.
"I think that for a lot of clubs, there are situations, contexts, which are very particular. I experienced difficulties this season and I wanted to know how it would be organised next season.
"A coach needs a good working environment and, after analysing the situation, I took the best decision for me. I am disappointed, but satisfied and proud to have taken Juve back up to the elite."
Deschamps - who took Monaco to the Champions League final in 2004 - also said that he was planning to relax in the short-term but made himself available for another management job.
"I will breath a little," he said. "Starting from now I am free again. I am available. We will see what can happen.
"My wish is to be a coach next season."
Deschamps had been linked with Lyon, although they seem set to appoint Alain Perrin after Gerard Houllier's departure, and it is unknown whether the 1998 World Cup winner will return to France, continue in Italy or even move to England, where he has been linked with the vacant Manchester City post.
"We will see in the next days and weeks the offers I will receive," he declared.
"I have no preference [for my future club]. Of course, I aspire to coach a top level squad, but I don't want to talk about clubs that already have a coach."
Ligue 1 - Perrin rises to Lyon challenge
Eurosport - Wed, 30 May 12:58:00 2007
Ligue 1 - Alain Perrin will be officially named Lyon coach at a press conference on Wednesday afternoon. The six-times Ligue 1 champions are to make the appointment following the resignation of Gerard Houllier last week after two years in charge.
FOOTBALL Ligue 1 2006/2007 Sochaux Perrin - 0
Former Portsmouth and Olympique Marseille coach Perrin, 50, steered Sochaux to the French Cup title this season.
Perrin had said he had accepted an offer from Lyon but talks dragged on after Sochaux president Jean-Claude Plessis asked for financial compensation.
A deal was reached late on Tuesday with Lyon accepting to pay Sochaux around 500,000 euros (£340,000). There was no immediate confirmation from Lyon.
Perrin is expected to sign a two-year contract.
Former France and Liverpool manager Houllier, 59, said on Friday he was leaving Lyon after leading them to two consecutive Ligue 1 titles.
Under Houllier's guidance, Lyon failed to make the desired impact in Europe, falling in the first knockout round of the Champions League this season and in the quarter-finals last year.
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I preferd DD to take charge of Lyon. :frown:
Eurosport - Wed, 30 May 12:58:00 2007
Ligue 1 - Alain Perrin will be officially named Lyon coach at a press conference on Wednesday afternoon. The six-times Ligue 1 champions are to make the appointment following the resignation of Gerard Houllier last week after two years in charge.
FOOTBALL Ligue 1 2006/2007 Sochaux Perrin - 0
Former Portsmouth and Olympique Marseille coach Perrin, 50, steered Sochaux to the French Cup title this season.
Perrin had said he had accepted an offer from Lyon but talks dragged on after Sochaux president Jean-Claude Plessis asked for financial compensation.
A deal was reached late on Tuesday with Lyon accepting to pay Sochaux around 500,000 euros (£340,000). There was no immediate confirmation from Lyon.
Perrin is expected to sign a two-year contract.
Former France and Liverpool manager Houllier, 59, said on Friday he was leaving Lyon after leading them to two consecutive Ligue 1 titles.
Under Houllier's guidance, Lyon failed to make the desired impact in Europe, falling in the first knockout round of the Champions League this season and in the quarter-finals last year.
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I preferd DD to take charge of Lyon. :frown:
I think DD's resignation took Aulas by surprise because two days before, he said that he wanted to stay at Juventus. So Lyon went ahead after Houllier told Aulas he wanted to resign (during the CL final), and the club and arranged things with Sochaux, with Perrin resigning and his old club looking for a new manager.
I think Lyon would have preferred Deschamps but it was too late by that point.
I think Lyon would have preferred Deschamps but it was too late by that point.
na but who really cares what DD does now? i know he's bianconero 4 life but he's not with us anymore. i don't recall talking about capello so deeply after he left umpkin:
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