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The Curr

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Feb 3, 2007
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His international career consists of?
Holland:
quarter-final of Euro 96
Semi-final of 1998 WC

4th place in 2002 WC with South Korea.

Last 16 in 2010 WC with Australia

I seen no evidence of his ability to mold a team tactically and buy and sell player.
Neither do I.


As an interim I would take Trap anyday.
So would I.


Did you guys know that he has a Stadium named after him?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guus_Hiddink_Stadium :lol:
 

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Sep 1, 2002
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While I am at it: exactly just how bad were Chelsea when he took over?

Still going well in the CL, in contention for the league and in the 5th round of th FA Cup (the one Guus won).

Scolari for Juve, anyone?

His international record is a darn sight better than Guus's.
 

IrishZebra

Western Imperialist
Jun 18, 2006
23,327
Secco does the buying and selling no?

Let's put this in persprective, trophies won by Hiddink in last 10 years even though he's been managing International teams for most of it:

2 Eredivisie
1 KNVB cup
1 FA Cup

How many has Ciro won? and for that fucking matter Trappatoni has won 2 in the last 10 years, his reputation was made in the last century..:blah:

I'm fucking sick of this, let's keep Ciro forever and build a legacy.
 
Sep 1, 2002
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Secco does the buying and selling no?

Let's put this in persprective, trophies won by Hiddink in last 10 years even though he's been managing International teams for most of it:

2 Eredivisie
1 KNVB cup
1 FA Cup

How many has Ciro won? and for that fucking matter Trappatoni has won 2 in the last 10 years, his reputation was made in the last century..:blah:

I'm fucking sick of this, let's keep Ciro forever and build a legacy.
Get off your high Guus!

You obviously like him, but others can question you know.
 

The Curr

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Feb 3, 2007
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Changes afoot at Juventus?
Monday 21 December, 2009
Tuttosport understands Juventus patron John Elkann and his cousin Andrea Agnelli are set to recommend some radical changes at the club.

Juventus haven't started a season this badly for 11 years, suffering five defeats in their last six games in all competitions, the most recent coming at home to Catania on Sunday.

Ciro Ferrara is under increasing pressure to deliver, especially after the club spent nearly £50m on two new players in the summer.

Elkann and Agnelli arrived at the club's training ground in Vinovo on Thursday to show a united Juventus, but also supposedly to make their intentions known.

The board will meet today to discuss recent events with Elkann and Agnelli pushing for Roberto Bettega's return to the club.

Bettega's contract was allowed to expire in 2007, but his qualities as a technical director are beyond reproach in Turin.

Tuttosport understands Bettega will help Alessio Secco, the club's much-criticised director of sport, in the January transfer market while also lending Ferrara an experienced hand on the training pitch.

Even more revealing is the claim Elkann and Agnelli will seek to go above Juventus President Jean-Claude Blanc in deciding the club's overall direction.

That could include the decision to move Ferrara upstairs and bring in a replacement like Guus Hiddink, who, according to his agent, has already been contacted by the Bianconeri.
 

IrishZebra

Western Imperialist
Jun 18, 2006
23,327
Get off your high Guus!

You obviously like him, but others can question you know.
High Guus :juventus:

I want to ciro to stay, I don't care anymore. Unless all the needed changes happen at once we're going to sink, Hiddink is the best available manager, I don't think many would dispute this, but there's almost nobody else that's good enough or wants to manage us, what's the point of sacking Ciro? we're just going to get another bad manager that plays ineffective football and shit unsuitable players brought in.

This team sucks major ass.
 

Stephan

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Nov 9, 2005
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While I am at it: exactly just how bad were Chelsea when he took over?

Still going well in the CL, in contention for the league and in the 5th round of th FA Cup (the one Guus won).

Scolari for Juve, anyone?

His international record is a darn sight better than Guus's.
Doing well in CL? Scolaris Chelsea lost to Roma.

There was a reason Scolari was replaced ffs.
 

JCK

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JCK
May 11, 2004
125,382
He is over-rated, and all but a fool could have managed Chelsea: come on, by the way, the FA cup. Not the Champions league, the FA Cup.
Do you want him to win the World Cup with Australia to consider him good? Well, alas, Grosso dived.

What about his semi final with South Korea?
 

David01

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Aug 20, 2006
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While I am at it: exactly just how bad were Chelsea when he took over?

Still going well in the CL, in contention for the league and in the 5th round of th FA Cup (the one Guus won).

Scolari for Juve, anyone?

His international record is a darn sight better than Guus's.
Scolari would be my second choice
 
Sep 1, 2002
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Do you want him to win the World Cup with Australia to consider him good? Well, alas, Grosso dived.

What about his semi final with South Korea?
South Korea was a joke, and a bad one.
The Aussies did well, but let's not over egg that.
The Russians, they did OK.

And Chelsea won the FA cup, but they were already in the 5th round when he took over.

So shall I want him for that! Or his record the last century?
 
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