Luigi "Vergogna" Delneri (13 Viewers)

Finish the season with or without Del Neri?

  • Yes, keep Del Neri till the end of the season and then fire him

  • Fire Del Neri now and replace him with someone else till the end of the season


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Suns

Release clause?
May 22, 2009
22,086
Sunday 9 January, 2011
Del Neri: 'We're on the right track'
Gigi Del Neri insists Juventus are “on the right track” and explains they signed Luca Toni because “we don’t have Manchester City’s money.”

The Bianconeri fell to a second consecutive heavy defeat, falling 3-0 against Napoli and an Edinson Cavani hat-trick.

“We are working on a long-term project,” assured the Coach. “Of course these defeats are painful, but they also help you to learn. We must work on analysing the games carefully.

“We’re going through a difficult situation, as we lost important players like Fabio Quagliarella, Vincenzo Iaquinta and Felipe Melo, who would’ve given the side more quality. There are some problems and we have to try to eliminate them.”

Del Neri caused controversy by picking new arrival Toni alongside Amauri, leaving Alessandro Del Piero on the bench.

“Morgan De Sanctis performed two crucial saves and we had a goal disallowed. We should’ve passed the ball around more, but it didn’t go our way and Napoli did well.

“I think the club made its decisions and built a squad that can challenge for important targets.

“We signed Toni to replace Quagliarella and that is fine, as we certainly cannot compete with clubs like Manchester City. We don’t have their money and ability to spend an enormous amount on a single player.”

It was well known that Juve were linked with Edin Dzeko, who completed his transfer to City this week for £27m.

“We have still constructed a good squad and I think we are on the right track.”
Now this right here pisses me off. Right track? Project? Good players? Well, obviously those players are good if you've been coaching shit teams your whole career.

And that whole thing about money worries me a lot. Basically that means that the Juventus we're used to is not coming back. I don't know why but we got the likes of Marotta and Del Neri to the club and they act as if they're not leading the biggest team in Italy. They have brought a small club mentality with them, its sad. Saying that we're not able to bring the best players to our team isn't something that should be said if you represent Juventus. Fuck this, times are changing.
 

HAZEM

L'architetto
Apr 22, 2008
8,219
Sunday 9 January, 2011
Del Neri: 'We're on the right track'
Gigi Del Neri insists Juventus are “on the right track” and explains they signed Luca Toni because “we don’t have Manchester City’s money.”

The Bianconeri fell to a second consecutive heavy defeat, falling 3-0 against Napoli and an Edinson Cavani hat-trick.

“We are working on a long-term project,” assured the Coach. “Of course these defeats are painful, but they also help you to learn. We must work on analysing the games carefully.

“We’re going through a difficult situation, as we lost important players like Fabio Quagliarella, Vincenzo Iaquinta and Felipe Melo, who would’ve given the side more quality. There are some problems and we have to try to eliminate them.”

Del Neri caused controversy by picking new arrival Toni alongside Amauri, leaving Alessandro Del Piero on the bench.

“Morgan De Sanctis performed two crucial saves and we had a goal disallowed. We should’ve passed the ball around more, but it didn’t go our way and Napoli did well.

“I think the club made its decisions and built a squad that can challenge for important targets.

We signed Toni to replace Quagliarella and that is fine, as we certainly cannot compete with clubs like Manchester City. We don’t have their money and ability to spend an enormous amount on a single player.”

It was well known that Juve were linked with Edin Dzeko, who completed his transfer to City this week for £27m.

“We have still constructed a good squad and I think we are on the right track.”
stopped here. wtf is that?!
 

Hist

Founder of Hism
Jan 18, 2009
11,615
Del Neri so far has not proved he is any better than Ranieri. If we start winning again (by signing players or without) then he is a coach we should keep for a long time. Lets see if he can bring us back or not.
 
May 22, 2009
161
I just realized We had more points and had won more matches till round 19 last season than we have this season. It was after the winter break we sank deep..
Doesn't say much about DN's work.. We have been playing better football than last year but stats show no difference.. sad!!!
I am hoping history doesn't repeat itself this season..
 

JuventinMalti

Senior Member
Apr 5, 2006
575
we may have picked up less points in the first games. But match for match we have collected 9 points more.

When I'm saying match for match, I mean for example vs Napoli away we collected 0 last year (same like this year), vs Milan away we collected 3 (last year 0) etc etc. Substituting relegated teams with the ones promoted.
 

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