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[C4ISR]

Rafan also won league titles with Valencia. 2 leafue titles with valencia and 2 cl finals with liverpool. Before him neither of those teams were serious contenders for the title.

He also won the UEFA Cup with Valencia.

Rafa is my choice as well.

 

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[Klin]

It's difficult to choose between Benitez and Blanc. But since Blanc is not really a realistic target for us, I'd went with Benitez.

 

[mondo1]

i voted for blanc.... second choice would be benitez but i'm scared of him cause of his transfers...he and secco no thanks....if secco leaves and we get a quality manager than thats another story

 

[Bjerknes]

Rafa Benitez, 49 years of age

- 24 years of coaching experience, starting with the Castilla B squad
- Two La Liga championships, 2002 and 2004
- One Uefa Cup, 2004
- One Champions League, 2005
- One FA Cup, 2006
- UEFA Manager of the Year, 2004, 2005
- Countries managed in = 2


Cesare Prandelli, 52 years of age

- 20 years of coaching experience, starting with Atalanta Primavera
- Two Panchina d'Ori (best Serie A manager), 2006, 2007
- Semi-Finals of the UEFA Cup, 2008
- One Serie A Coach of the Year, 2008
- Countries managed in = 1

 

[Alen]

Rafa Benitez, 49 years of age

- 24 years of coaching experience, starting with the Castilla B squad
- Two La Liga championships, 2002 and 2004
- One Uefa Cup, 2004
- One Champions League, 2005
- One FA Cup, 2006
- UEFA Manager of the Year, 2004, 2005
- Countries managed in = 2


Cesare Prandelli, 52 years of age

- 20 years of coaching experience, starting with Atalanta Primavera
- Two Panchina d'Ori (best Serie A manager), 2006, 2007
- Semi-Finals of the UEFA Cup, 2008
- One Serie A Coach of the Year, 2008
- Countries managed in = 1

I did this once.
You know what was the reply I got?
How Benitez was lucky to get a chance to coach Valencia and then Liverpool while Prandelli was never given a chance.

 

[Bjerknes]

Benitez has more experience and in different countries, and also has done far more for his clubs, especially in Spain where Valencia had to compete with the 'Galactico' Madrid when Zidane, Figo and Ronaldo were there. Speaks for itself.

 

[Bjerknes]

I did this once.
You know what was the reply I got?
How Benitez was lucky to get a chance to coach Valencia and then Liverpool while Prandelli was never given a chance.

And the probable, "I can't stand Benitez's methods ad Liverpool", even though they probably know little about the former.

 

[Salvatore]

How wasn't he lucky to coach Valencia after being their 3rd or 4th choice that season? I never said he was lucky to coach Liverpool.

 

[Alen]

How wasn't he lucky to coach Valencia after being their 3rd or 4th choice that season? I never said he was lucky to coach Liverpool.

It was you?
I swear I didn't know who said it.

 

[Bjerknes]

How wasn't he lucky to coach Valencia after being their 3rd or 4th choice that season? I never said he was lucky to coach Liverpool.

Who cares? He coached them to championships. What is your problem with the guy? Is it the fact he's Spanish and not Italian?

 

[Nicholas]

Forza Benitez.

 

[Salvatore]

It was you?
I swear I didn't know who said it.

Probably or probably not, you didn't post the stats up like that so probably not. I just said he was relatively lucky to get the Valencia job once.

Who cares? He coached them to championships. What is your problem with the guy? Is it the fact he's Spanish and not Italian?

What are you on about? Of course I'd take him here.

 

[Red]

Who cares? He coached them to championships. What is your problem with the guy? Is it the fact he's Spanish and not Italian?

Don't you realise people from Spain always fail in Italy?

 

[Bjerknes]

But what does his chances of getting the job have to do with him actually doing well at the job? You have to understand that mentioning such a thing makes you look like a hater because it's nonsense.

 

[Bjerknes]

Don't you realise people from Spain always fail in Italy?

Yeah, I forgot.

 

[Ahmed]

Prandelli

 

[Salvatore]

But what does his chances of getting the job have to do with him actually doing well at the job? You have to understand that mentioning such a thing makes you look like a hater because it's nonsense.

It doesn't, I made a comparison between Benitez and Gasperini's careers so far and I pointed it out because it was a difference. I never said he was a bad coach because of it.

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

I wonder how people can vote for Benitez...yes he is good coach BUT...his unstoppable transfer politic make my sick...there was so many good players in Liverpool but they had problems in his team because of unstoppable squad rotation!! Cisse,Luis Garcia,Morientes,Nunez,Alou Diarra,Zenden,Crouch,Bellamy,Pennant,Dossena,Babel,Sissoko,Keane!!I dont want to see same sh** in Juve!!For example, Riera was starter last season with 40 games for the liverpool, and what we see this season??only 14 games 7 months lol and of cuz there a lot of rumours that he will comeback to spain in the summer..........robbie keane situation etc........but yes he can win the trophies......

 

[torricelli_juve]

Prandelli's Fiorentina and Gasperini's Genoa look promising, but both are still far from title contenders. And both of them have no experience in top-tier clubs.

To rebuild the team, we need a coach with proven record. Someone who we can trust even the team is in a trough of form.

I will go for Benitez if I have to choose one from the list.

 

[Bjerknes]

there was so many good players in Liverpool but they had problems in his team because of unstoppable squad rotation!! Cisse,Luis Garcia,Morientes,Nunez,Alou Diarra,Zenden,Crouch,Bellamy,Pennant,Dossena,Babel,Sissoko,Keane!!

Just...

Alou Diarra wasn't even a Liverpool player when Benitez was in charge, so you obviously have no clue what you're talking about.