Luigi "Vergogna" Delneri (2 Viewers)
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Gazzetta:
Del Neri in the balance, so Milan game becomes decisive
CdS:
Del Neri, time to say goodbye
The Coach won’t quit, but he’ll go now or in June
Tuttosport:
Everybody out!
These players and Del Neri are not worthy of Juve
Worse than Ferrara and Zac
Bianconeri humiliated by Bologna, insulted by fans
Del Neri in the balance, so Milan game becomes decisive
CdS:
Del Neri, time to say goodbye
The Coach won’t quit, but he’ll go now or in June
Tuttosport:
Everybody out!
These players and Del Neri are not worthy of Juve
Worse than Ferrara and Zac
Bianconeri humiliated by Bologna, insulted by fans
The current management have no balls. Marotta says we wont go into ritiro, ffs if it was Moggi the players would be in ritiro (if thats what its called in italian 
) if we didnt win a game for 2 or 3 matches, let alone if we had lost consecutive games against Lecce and Bologna.
We need management that inspire fear and respect in the players and the competition, someone with balls and authority.
) if we didnt win a game for 2 or 3 matches, let alone if we had lost consecutive games against Lecce and Bologna.We need management that inspire fear and respect in the players and the competition, someone with balls and authority.
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When I look back on what I've seen over the last twenty years watching Juventus, this has to rank as the most thoughless, lacklustre and frankly hopeless squad of all.
As for replacing or keeping Del Neri or firing him even both of these options have a greater negative risk than positive potential bearing in mind that with so many in the squad just not up the mark. It's 'no win' situation either way you look at it.
To say that our situation is not too dissimilar to Liverpool might appear to be a massive oversimplification. Nevertheless, though their core squad is significantly better than ours with players like Gerrard, Reina, Sanchez, Kuyt, Carroll (eventually) and so on there are some common circumstances and, their sacking of Roy Hodgson was a result of his strategical and tactical bankrupcy combined with a complete inability to convince the players and fans that he could turn things round. In that respect we are in a very similar position but without the revenue streams to be able to act more decisively in the way that the new Liverpool owners did. Add to that we do not have a Kenny Dalglish equivalent waiting in the shadows.
Whilst I see quite clearly that the players - with the odd honourable exception or two - are showing little or no appetite for the matches, apart from ties against the best in Serie A, it seems as though we have reached the end of the road with our current manager for no other reason than that he cannot lift the players from the current slough of despond and aimlessness.
I suspect that he is now so unpopular with the tifosi as well as the players and management that measures will be taken this week to relieve him of his duties once a coherent plan has been mapped out to take us through to the end of this season. Agnelli and co will have to make some big decisions this week. The most important is highlighting a short-list of coaches to take us forward more confidently than the the Del Neri and his two predecessors whose lack of 'big stage' experience was non-existent. The short term may well have to involve either Nedved or even Del Piero taking a key caretaker role.
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As for replacing or keeping Del Neri or firing him even both of these options have a greater negative risk than positive potential bearing in mind that with so many in the squad just not up the mark. It's 'no win' situation either way you look at it.
To say that our situation is not too dissimilar to Liverpool might appear to be a massive oversimplification. Nevertheless, though their core squad is significantly better than ours with players like Gerrard, Reina, Sanchez, Kuyt, Carroll (eventually) and so on there are some common circumstances and, their sacking of Roy Hodgson was a result of his strategical and tactical bankrupcy combined with a complete inability to convince the players and fans that he could turn things round. In that respect we are in a very similar position but without the revenue streams to be able to act more decisively in the way that the new Liverpool owners did. Add to that we do not have a Kenny Dalglish equivalent waiting in the shadows.
Whilst I see quite clearly that the players - with the odd honourable exception or two - are showing little or no appetite for the matches, apart from ties against the best in Serie A, it seems as though we have reached the end of the road with our current manager for no other reason than that he cannot lift the players from the current slough of despond and aimlessness.
I suspect that he is now so unpopular with the tifosi as well as the players and management that measures will be taken this week to relieve him of his duties once a coherent plan has been mapped out to take us through to the end of this season. Agnelli and co will have to make some big decisions this week. The most important is highlighting a short-list of coaches to take us forward more confidently than the the Del Neri and his two predecessors whose lack of 'big stage' experience was non-existent. The short term may well have to involve either Nedved or even Del Piero taking a key caretaker role.
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