It's shocking, there is no talk in the media about Del Meri on verge of being sacked if he loses against Bolagna.
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True that one of the main reason we finished as high as we did with him though was because of the old guard, but the majority were horrible.
Just look at what he did with Roma when they were +15 points behind Inter last season and they ended up second? It's funny how people say their expectations is not high with Juve for the past few seasons yet with Ranieri they expected to win titles?
Problem is we replaced a shit coach with a shit coach, who was then replaced by a shit coach and then another shit coach. When Ranieri was fired a world class replacement needed to be recruited.
Right now, I would really hope Deschamps would come back for a second spell...hell Lippi did that.
Just look at what he did with Roma when they were +15 points behind Inter last season and they ended up second? It's funny how people say their expectations is not high with Juve for the past few seasons yet with Ranieri they expected to win titles?
Problem is we replaced a shit coach with a shit coach, who was then replaced by a shit coach and then another shit coach. When Ranieri was fired a world class replacement needed to be recruited.
Right now, I would really hope Deschamps would come back for a second spell...hell Lippi did that.
Last year at the exact same stage, we were 2 points behind 4'th placed Palermo. Currently we are 7 points behind 4'th placed Lazio 
I am sure Del Neri has nothing to do with any of that of course.
I am sure Del Neri has nothing to do with any of that of course.
To expand on that in the next 12 games we picked up 14 points, and finished 12 points off 4th place.
Your mindless defense of this provincial primitive coach, and the one market wonder transfer guru Marotta is baffling to say the least!
Given our current trend of inconsistency, I doubt we will be picking up more than 20 points in the next 12 games, which by my calculations will not put us in a better situation than last season, if not worse.
1-4 against Parma, 2-0 against Lecce, and countless other disappointing results! Do you seriously believe that it is all down to the players? What do you really see in Del Neri as a coach? I'm just curious to understand why you are always trying to give him the benefit of the doubt!
Given our current trend of inconsistency, I doubt we will be picking up more than 20 points in the next 12 games, which by my calculations will not put us in a better situation than last season, if not worse.
1-4 against Parma, 2-0 against Lecce, and countless other disappointing results! Do you seriously believe that it is all down to the players? What do you really see in Del Neri as a coach? I'm just curious to understand why you are always trying to give him the benefit of the doubt!
It wasn't meant to be humorous nor sarcastic, although I honestly couldn't care less what you find funny. The sole intent was to highlight the obvious; that thus far, in terms of points and performances we have barely improved, if at all for that matter.
We don't have match winners, our mentality is still weak, and we are still dropping points to lesser teams while adopting a provincial approach when playing big clubs.
Del Neri is clearly and never will be the right man to guide Juventus.
We don't have match winners, our mentality is still weak, and we are still dropping points to lesser teams while adopting a provincial approach when playing big clubs.
Del Neri is clearly and never will be the right man to guide Juventus.
But even if that's the case, then the Samp duo still shoulder the blame.
But we don't really sit back in our matches. It seems like we try to take initiative, but we're just too static in our approach -- which stems from the sort of 4-4-2 we deploy. Some folks here beg DN to play a more defensive approach where we do sit back and absorb attacks, which is a nice idea if you have the fullbacks and the organization to do it (along with a manager like Mourinho), but you've got to be crazy to promote that system looking at our squad.
Imagine us sitting back again Bari... hardy har. How embarrassing. Alvarez and Almiron would still run us.
Yup.
We have most of the squad now, yet we're still deplorable. So there isn't really much basis for what you're saying again.
But we don't really sit back in our matches. It seems like we try to take initiative, but we're just too static in our approach -- which stems from the sort of 4-4-2 we deploy. Some folks here beg DN to play a more defensive approach where we do sit back and absorb attacks, which is a nice idea if you have the fullbacks and the organization to do it (along with a manager like Mourinho), but you've got to be crazy to promote that system looking at our squad.
Imagine us sitting back again Bari... hardy har. How embarrassing. Alvarez and Almiron would still run us.
Yup.
We have most of the squad now, yet we're still deplorable. So there isn't really much basis for what you're saying again.
None, aside from the fact we were 2nd (-2) with a full squad (mostly). And when we had a full squad in February (still minus our goleador) we had a good performance against Palermo, two wins to follow, and the abomination on Sunday.
Other than that, nothing. I highlight the abomination because really that's all the current sentiment stems from.
Other than that, nothing. I highlight the abomination because really that's all the current sentiment stems from.
