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Who would you like to see coach Juve this summer?

  • Benitez

  • Pellegrini

  • Allegri

  • Gasperini

  • Prandelli

  • Blanc


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Bjerknes

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Prandelli: 'I feel like I was fired'

Cesare Prandelli’s split from Fiorentina seems inevitable. “Diego Della Valle’s words felt like being fired. I’m very upset.”

Yesterday the President urged his Coach to sign a piece of paper in front of the fans confirming he believed in the club’s project and would stay on.

“I am a little embarrassed, but will try to be myself,” began Prandelli in today’s emotional Press conference.

“I am very upset and very bitter at Diego’s interview, but that has not damaged the respect I have towards the club owners.

“These words felt like being fired. I would like to know if there really is the intention to keep going together or if it was just a strong way of provoking a reaction.

“I have not made contact with anyone and haven’t signed for any other club. I am the Coach of Fiorentina. I put passion into my work and will always maintain the dream of winning something here.”

Prandelli has been heavily linked with the Juventus and Italy benches for next season, while Fiorentina may not qualify for Europe.

The tactician launched a stinging attack on Della Valle, who continues to maintain that the construction of a new 'Cittadella’ training complex can resolve their financial concerns.

“Two years ago he told me that with the Cittadella we could dream. I’ll be honest, I don’t believe in this Cittadella. It took five years just to get the training ground pitch sorted.

“I made my choice when I renewed my contract with Fiorentina. Without the Cittadella we cannot dream, but I live on dreams. If the Cittadella does exist then I will not take other offers into consideration, otherwise I am a professional and am ready to listen.

“If it’s an issue of staying for one more year and then declaring an end to that dream, then we should be clear and say the truth,” continued Prandelli.

“If there is the desire to stay together and keep cultivating this dream, albeit postponing it for a few years, then I am ready to renew for life. But we need to be clear.”

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http://football-italia.net/mar27h.html
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You know you're working for a whack club when you think building a new state-of-the-art training facility will get you out of debt.
 
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Dostoevsky

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    Prandelli is rock average coach.

    People would regret later and it backwards the club for 2 years. You better realize that now.
     

    only-juve

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    He's done alright at Fiorentina but I just don't think he's a "winner". Look at this season. The one time they do something in Europe, they're way down the Serie A table, even lower than us.
    But he managed to take fiorentina to Uefa cup semi-final two years ago and he was just one step away from making it to the final (if they were bit lucky) and still manged to qualify to the champions league the same year.

    I think the guy is just underrated in this forum. Yes he didn't win "yet" but it would be almost an impossible task to win anything with Fiorentina even with a brilliant coach there.
     
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    Dostoevsky

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    Benitez a safer option ? :lol:

    Benitez-Secco :scared:


    I'm leaning towards Blanc now, what do the Ligue 1 guys here know of him?
    EPL is different and his market money was partly limited. That type of signings wouldn't be here. Benitez is a good coach and there's no wonder that Real wants him.
     
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