Luigi "Vergogna" Delneri (17 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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Klin

نحن الروبوتات
May 27, 2009
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A friend of mine who's been following the Italian football for a while and knows a thing or two about Del Neri told me that Del Neri is a very typical, old school, Italian coach. And that we shouldn't expect any entertaining football.
It depends on what the term entertaining football means to you.

I would be satisfied if next season, Del Neri can make us a competitive team again by starting from basic tactics and use wingers for a change. We have some very good talent in our team, just need the right plan to show it.
 

Linebreak

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Sep 18, 2009
16,022
Great record...

Team Nat From To Record
G W D L Win %
Chievo 1 July 2001 1 July 2004 114 44 36 34 38.6
Roma 1 July 2004 13 March 2005 37 12 9 16 32.43
Sampdoria 1 June 2009 17 May 2010 38 19 10 9 50
 

baggio

Senior Member
Jun 3, 2003
19,250
Hold your horses man. There are several things you write that we just don't know yet.
Like what? When achieving 4th position is your biggest achievement in 25 years, isnt that enough to tell you what kind of choice this man is going to be? Seriously, get over yourself.


You do not know how he handles egos, bc you have not seen it yet. Well in fact he has handled a bigger ego than any of ours, namely Cassano. More of a potential troublemaker is hard to find.

Do you know what kind of respect, what kind of man management he did at Samp. For all I know he might have run a tight ship.

It's not about egos necessarily. Del Piero, Buffon, Chiellini are probably not the type of egos any manager would have a problem with, at least by the looks of it. It's the passion, drive and determination these guys have to put the club back where it belongs that's going to have to be understood. What? Would you call Buffon's outburst over the last weekend? A tantrum? No, it's his frustration to see the club in such disarray. He wants to win and be part of a winning squad. The kind of players who have that mentality need someone they can look up to.


He might have coached lower clubs, but how does that for sure transfer into a non-winning mentality. I guess your reasoning is fair, but I think it is conditional in the 11 players you have on the field. You might be right, but you cannot know that, and therefore it is bs. Give him a fair chance.
I've actually explained this elsewhere. But to cut a long story short. Success breeds success. If you see the clubs he's been at over the last 25 years, they've had very different ambitions from those that prevail at a club like Juventus. He has worked his way up with clubs that often have one primary objective: survive relegation. What kind of thinking do you believe that ingrains in him? Certainly, not the kind we need right now. I'm sorry, the time for giving anyone a fair chance to discover their title credentials has gone. We're 4 years into a 5 year project, that seems nowhere near complete. It reeks of being a failure, and a time like that this club needs nothing less than a proven winner. Somebody who has tasted success on every level because only that someone will know what this team needs to be back where it belongs. The time for experimentation is over. You first say the reasoning is fair, and then say it's BS. Lol, which side of your contradiction are you on?


I think Beppes reasoning is, that we need a manager and a board that communicates. That we for sure have now. I am definetly not thrilled about Del Neri, but I am happy that we will have a direction in the transfer market that both coach and DS agrees in. This is a clear improvement from the last 4 years, where Secco repeatedly has bought someone the coach did not want. (Almiron with DD and Melo with CF).
How do you know we have a board that communicates for sure now? Because of Agnelli's surname? It means nothing. There's a lot of work to be done, and a lot of things left to prove which Andrea and Beppe may or may not have the capability to do. I dont think you understand what a mess this team is in. And if for the sake of argument, even if this is a clear improvement over the last 4 years, do you have any idea what kind of work needs to be done to get us out of it? We're on the cusp of becoming a club and team that lack continuity, with an entirely new core, a team that in many departments needs to be built from scratch. The kind of players we buy now and the coach we appoint are going to determine what we're setting ourselves up for. We may have Marotta but we dont have Moratti. That means our finances will eventually run out. Youre not going to have an 80 m cash injection every summer to build a winning team.

I dont know how you've established that Secco has always bought players the coaches did not want? When everyone linked us to Xabi Alonso and we ended up with Poulsen do you not remember Ranieri publicly coming out in support of the purchase, saying that's what he wanted? If that was indeed the case, it came down to the mediocre coach who had lesser players in mind so he could impose his ideas on them. And if it wasnt the case, and Secco indeed bought someone Ranieri didnt want, then it just showed a weak coach who didnt have the personality to stand up for his ideas and what he believed in to buy peace with the board? Either way, you can see, coaches like that are a bad decision. And a disaster waiting to happen one way or another.

There's a lot we may not know at this point in time, and the variables are many. But based on the last 4 years, we've given every type of coach a chance. Ranieri, Zaccheroni and Ferrara. Every type except a proven winner. I'm sure you'll agree Del Neri is a lot like the first two. We all thought we should give them a chance and support them and see what they can do. Let's wake up to the fact that there's a better chance that these coaches can't be expected to do more than they have done in the past. Especially when they have 25 years of experience to prove it.
 

Wahdan

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Mar 14, 2009
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Exclusive interview with Tuttosport

Gigi Del Neri, How does it feel to be the Juventus coach?
"I have to digest the news. We were so busy with the Champions I didn’t have much time for thinking. "

Now you can do so freely to the Champions Samp not remove any more.
"In fact I feel a great enthusiasm. Juve is a point of departure, not arrival. In a club so you have to bring major objectives. I will have to be strict with players, clubs and myself. "

Bello, the reference to the club. (Didn’t understand)
"It 's always the company that makes a great coach, not the other way."

As a teenager he was a Juventino.
"Today, as then in a small town there is divided between Inter, Milan and Juventus. I grew up in the myth of Sivori and Charles, turned the first figurine.

As for Diego, light years away from Sivori, yet placed in the category of unusual talent. Will he have a place in Del Neri’s team?
"Doni has always played with me Atalanta. But usually I look to the specific. "

So?
"So I divide the field into eleven areas and I want as many specialists in each area.

For him, the outdoors are essential. Juve are missing, we expect news.
"If I took it because I know I can. However in football you do not win marrying(?) a form, but thanks to the organization, the winning mentality and quality. "

Coaching Juve is a privilege, but also a burden.
"Honestly, I think it's much harder to get into a team that has won everything. Here's a mindset to rebuild. “

Why do you think Juve collapsed?
"There are years that are born like that, who knows why. There is no doubt that members of the rose are able to play ball, I need to work attitudes. "

Will Buffon remain?
"I hope so, will talk to him. Gigi is the goalkeeper, replacing it would not be easy. And 'one who can give a lot on the pitch and the dressing room to the ambition, the hunger for victory that accompanies it. Buffon and Del Piero are great images. "
 

cimenk

Senior Member
Jul 23, 2008
3,129
I got to see that with Marotta, Del Neri and several head scout Marotta bring with him, we will use young player more, Italian one.. I see Samp primavera looking great this year (top of the primavera league), and Marotta has long record buying young Italian players.. It can be refreshing, but can also be depressing if it means this lack of transfer budget or we won't look for talent outside Italy
 

Jasp

Senior Member
Mar 19, 2009
1,041
Like what? When achieving 4th position is your biggest achievement in 25 years, isnt that enough to tell you what kind of choice this man is going to be? Seriously, get over yourself.


I don't think you can hold that agaisnt him, since he has not really been in a position to achieve greater. You can speculate in the fact the he has not been giving the chance in a bigger club before. That is fair enough. (and don't give the Roma argument, because that does not count.)


It's not about egos necessarily. Del Piero, Buffon, Chiellini are probably not the type of egos any manager would have a problem with, at least by the looks of it. It's the passion, drive and determination these guys have to put the club back where it belongs that's going to have to be understood. What? Would you call Buffon's outburst over the last weekend? A tantrum? No, it's his frustration to see the club in such disarray. He wants to win and be part of a winning squad. The kind of players who have that mentality need someone they can look up to.

I don't disagree with you here, but I think you are falsely ASSUMING he can't provide that. I don't know if he can or cannot, I just know it is wrong to say he can't right away.

I've actually explained this elsewhere. But to cut a long story short. Success breeds success. If you see the clubs he's been at over the last 25 years, they've had very different ambitions from those that prevail at a club like Juventus. He has worked his way up with clubs that often have one primary objective: survive relegation. What kind of thinking do you believe that ingrains in him? Certainly, not the kind we need right now. I'm sorry, the time for giving anyone a fair chance to discover their title credentials has gone. We're 4 years into a 5 year project, that seems nowhere near complete. It reeks of being a failure, and a time like that this club needs nothing less than a proven winner. Somebody who has tasted success on every level because only that someone will know what this team needs to be back where it belongs. The time for experimentation is over. You first say the reasoning is fair, and then say it's BS. Lol, which side of your contradiction are you on?

Why is that a contradiction ? I wont say succes does not breed succes, but the fact he he hasn't coached Barcelona makes him a coach that does not go for a win? The bullshit here, is that you ASSUME this is the case, and I just state the obvious - that you cannot know.

And what kind of succes are you talking about? His 4 years at Chievo is denoted a miracle. Last year with samp was also a succes, so I guess according to your own logic succes will come next year.


How do you know we have a board that communicates for sure now? Because of Agnelli's surname? It means nothing. There's a lot of work to be done, and a lot of things left to prove which Andrea and Beppe may or may not have the capability to do. I dont think you understand what a mess this team is in. And if for the sake of argument, even if this is a clear improvement over the last 4 years, do you have any idea what kind of work needs to be done to get us out of it? We're on the cusp of becoming a club and team that lack continuity, with an entirely new core, a team that in many departments needs to be built from scratch. The kind of players we buy now and the coach we appoint are going to determine what we're setting ourselves up for. We may have Marotta but we dont have Moratti. That means our finances will eventually run out. Youre not going to have an 80 m cash injection every summer to build a winning team.

I can't know that that they communicate for sure now. But I can SPECULATE like this: I don't think Beppe would jump ship if he did not feel that he would get some opportunities and has faith in Agnelli. Thats a start. However, the statement about communication was regarding Beppe and Del Neri, for sure he would not ask Del Neri, and the latter would not accept, if they did not have an excellent professional relationship. This is what I think is an immediate advantage.

I dont know how you've established that Secco has always bought players the coaches did not want? When everyone linked us to Xabi Alonso and we ended up with Poulsen do you not remember Ranieri publicly coming out in support of the purchase, saying that's what he wanted? If that was indeed the case, it came down to the mediocre coach who had lesser players in mind so he could impose his ideas on them. And if it wasnt the case, and Secco indeed bought someone Ranieri didnt want, then it just showed a weak coach who didnt have the personality to stand up for his ideas and what he believed in to buy peace with the board? Either way, you can see, coaches like that are a bad decision. And a disaster waiting to happen one way or another.

I did not say always, I said repeatedly. We both have examples, that is fair. I could choose to think Ranieri would never come out to say that he did not want a player that he had gotten. But does one right make up for at least two wrongs?

There's a lot we may not know at this point in time, and the variables are many. But based on the last 4 years, we've given every type of coach a chance. Ranieri, Zaccheroni and Ferrara. Every type except a proven winner. I'm sure you'll agree Del Neri is a lot like the first two. We all thought we should give them a chance and support them and see what they can do. Let's wake up to the fact that there's a better chance that these coaches can't be expected to do more than they have done in the past. Especially when they have 25 years of experience to prove it.

I honestly don't see the similariteis between Del Neri and Zac. Zac hadn't coached for 4½ years before coming here. Ranieri and Del Neri, maybe they are similar but I think that Del Neri are more versatile and less conservative in his lineups and formations. But that is one thing we will have to wait to see what happens

I would like to reiterrate. I'm not particular fond of this Del Neri guy. It just aggravates me when you make your speculation certainties and draw conclusions from that.
 

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