Giovanni Cobolli Gigli (20 Viewers)
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this is one of the oldest tactic in history, unpopular kings start wars once the feel that they are looseing power on their people. Gigli feels the heat and knows that we are in crisis becuase of our stupid transfers, squad filled with useless players and a limited coach. so how could he regain the support of the fans, by his short term solution start an attack on Inter of course. we are full of instead of blasting over and over start by fixing our team and then blast the other. if live in a house of glass don't through others with stones.
Juve chief is ready to spend
Juventus President Giovanni Cobolli Gigli has promised signings in the New Year and insists he never lost faith in Claudio Ranieri.
The Old Lady's Scudetto hopes have faded somewhat after a poor run in Serie A but a win over Real Madrid in the Champions League has lifted the mood in Turin.
However, Cobolli Gigli admits that new recruits are needed and is ready to open his chequebook in January.
“I have already stated that we have the finances to bring in some new faces next January,” the Bianconeri chief told La Gazzetta dello Sport.
“We did the same last winter when we signed Mohamed Sissoko, but we want to see what happens over the next few weeks.
“Several important players are recovering from injuries. Cristiano Zanetti is a pillar in the midfield and Jonathan Zebina is a great centre-back who can always make a difference.”
During Juve's losing run, there were rumours that Ranieri was on the brink of the axe with ex-Inter boss Roberto Mancini rumoured to be in the frame.
“Claudio's position at the club was never in question,” Cobolli Gigli insisted.
“We are very grateful to him for the work he is doing and the work he will do in the future.
“We all chose Ranieri to be our Coach and he will be staying put. I had a big laugh when I saw Mancini linked with the job - they just mentioned his name in the papers to wind up our fans.”
Channel4.com
Juventus President Giovanni Cobolli Gigli has promised signings in the New Year and insists he never lost faith in Claudio Ranieri.
The Old Lady's Scudetto hopes have faded somewhat after a poor run in Serie A but a win over Real Madrid in the Champions League has lifted the mood in Turin.
However, Cobolli Gigli admits that new recruits are needed and is ready to open his chequebook in January.
“I have already stated that we have the finances to bring in some new faces next January,” the Bianconeri chief told La Gazzetta dello Sport.
“We did the same last winter when we signed Mohamed Sissoko, but we want to see what happens over the next few weeks.
“Several important players are recovering from injuries. Cristiano Zanetti is a pillar in the midfield and Jonathan Zebina is a great centre-back who can always make a difference.”
During Juve's losing run, there were rumours that Ranieri was on the brink of the axe with ex-Inter boss Roberto Mancini rumoured to be in the frame.
“Claudio's position at the club was never in question,” Cobolli Gigli insisted.
“We are very grateful to him for the work he is doing and the work he will do in the future.
“We all chose Ranieri to be our Coach and he will be staying put. I had a big laugh when I saw Mancini linked with the job - they just mentioned his name in the papers to wind up our fans.”
Channel4.com
