Lippi is staying. (1 Viewer)

Aug 1, 2003
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#22
Good news to me. Like Pendir I think this is the best case scenario if we were to bring someone like Deschamps to replace Lippi.

Plus I know we're probably bored of Lippi now, but I DO hope anyone's arguments bout him leaving is not solely based on this season.
 

gray

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Apr 22, 2003
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#25
Would you say the same thing if in 2 matches times he won the Champions League?

He's ready IMO. He may not be as experienced as Lippi, but he knows how to get the best out of his players and he has fresh ideas.
 

swag

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Sep 23, 2003
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#30
++ [ originally posted by Graham ] ++
He's ready IMO. He may not be as experienced as Lippi, but he knows how to get the best out of his players and he has fresh ideas.
Given his storied time as a Juve middie combined with an aggressive coaching style that likes to take smart chances, instead of resting on the laurels of conventional wisdom, I'd say DD is plenty ready to take on Juve.

Perhaps the real question is whether the Juve front office is ready for a coach like DD? Lippi can be as safe and conservative as Moggi is with his pocketbook.

Don't get me wrong -- these are all good traits most of the time. But there are times you have to risk losing in order to win. We're years past the 2-point win, and sometimes you have to play like you want to win rather than playing like you want to avoid losing.
 
Aug 1, 2003
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#32
For moi, DD definitely has the experience as a player. No doubt credits will be given to him for what he's done with Monaco, excellent performances they've given.

But I never believed in one-season thing, I like to wait. Yes that sucks but hell I'm just giving my opinion anyway :) From Monaco to Juve is a big difference and though DD knows how Juve works as they maintain very high professionalism, the pressure of coaching Monaco and Juve are still different and DD could either make or break at Juve.

Therefore not willing to risk any chances, I would gladly see him stay at Monaco for one more year and see what happens if he coaches Juve for the following season
 

Desmond

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Jul 12, 2002
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#33
DD may cut it with juve and there's no doubt that he'd fit in,but he has stated that he wants the monaco board to give him an ambitious budget for the summer,which is not exactly what you go asking moggi for.
 
Aug 27, 2003
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#34
well i kinda ee what sallyinzaghi is saying and maybe we should wait and see how everything goes and stick on with lippi for atleats another season..
if he dose give juve the same thing he is giving moaco hell ur welcome to coach juve :D
i think thats what moggi is most probably going to do
 
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delpiero10

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Apr 5, 2004
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    ++ [ originally posted by Egyptian_Juventino ] ++
    but if we lost the coppa + Monaco win the UCL,i recommend dechamps.
    You cant base it on just that, thats to simple, time is the only thing which will show us if Deschamps is the right man.
     

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