Vialli will be Very successful when he takes the Job and Lippi as General Manager.. They will build this team to the best.
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what we have done to DD is just evil...... I knew he had a
problem with Secco n 'em when they were dilly-dallying on
giving him a contract extension.
N 4 all those saying we were boring in Serie B,i say
nit-wits!Relegation battles are not about finesse,they are
all about grinta,u need to grind out results bcuz
most teams are defense-oriented n play with 9 men behind the
ball.DD did his best with wat he had n its a shame we allow
him 2 be treated like so!
Thank u Mr Secco.Now u can bring in Dello Rossi,Novellino or
some other nit-wit like u always wanted
problem with Secco n 'em when they were dilly-dallying on
giving him a contract extension.
N 4 all those saying we were boring in Serie B,i say
nit-wits!Relegation battles are not about finesse,they are
all about grinta,u need to grind out results bcuz
most teams are defense-oriented n play with 9 men behind the
ball.DD did his best with wat he had n its a shame we allow
him 2 be treated like so!
Thank u Mr Secco.Now u can bring in Dello Rossi,Novellino or
some other nit-wit like u always wanted
if deschamps has left, then i am not so sure why would they sign vialli. even if vialli has had success(with chelsea), then why should we sack one explayer to bring in another explayer.
I think it would be same case with vialli like with deschamps, both have coached and had some nice moments, but they arent really best managers in the world, and even though i know its hard to bring in someone like mourinho for example, we should not forget that our next coach will have an impact in the transfer period. Certain players might not stay if they think that coach is not good enough for success. thats why i worry if we get vialli. does that really help us to keep some very important players.
I think it would be same case with vialli like with deschamps, both have coached and had some nice moments, but they arent really best managers in the world, and even though i know its hard to bring in someone like mourinho for example, we should not forget that our next coach will have an impact in the transfer period. Certain players might not stay if they think that coach is not good enough for success. thats why i worry if we get vialli. does that really help us to keep some very important players.
Didi is a great man and has been a great player but I really think is not ready yet to coach Juve in Serie A, in one of the most crucial season in Juve's history.
Though we have been promoted relatively easily, we werent as compact, as comfortable, as powerfull as we should have been.
In serie b this can happen but not in seria a were they ll eat u alive.
Thanks Didi anyways, He leaves like a man, really appreciated it by both the supporters and the critics. I am sure in the future our roads will meet again.
I dont think Lippi should come back. He s great, dont take me wrong, but we need to open new roads, starting a new cycle, notr always trying to RECREATE the past.
What I d loveto see as a coach of Juve, considering that all the big names are or out of budget, or already committed to their clubs, is a man called Walter Mazzarri, coacjh of Reggina.
He reminds me a young Lippi, strong and decisive. His football is straight to the point, before the results, after the show. Juve is just like that.
We ll see what will happen.
A special CIAO to the STRIPPER who introduced me to this site. A great brother Juventino. Keep in touch man!
Though we have been promoted relatively easily, we werent as compact, as comfortable, as powerfull as we should have been.
In serie b this can happen but not in seria a were they ll eat u alive.
Thanks Didi anyways, He leaves like a man, really appreciated it by both the supporters and the critics. I am sure in the future our roads will meet again.
I dont think Lippi should come back. He s great, dont take me wrong, but we need to open new roads, starting a new cycle, notr always trying to RECREATE the past.
What I d loveto see as a coach of Juve, considering that all the big names are or out of budget, or already committed to their clubs, is a man called Walter Mazzarri, coacjh of Reggina.
He reminds me a young Lippi, strong and decisive. His football is straight to the point, before the results, after the show. Juve is just like that.
We ll see what will happen.
A special CIAO to the STRIPPER who introduced me to this site. A great brother Juventino. Keep in touch man!
In some of the things I've read so far, the transfer policy was definitely one of the reasons and making the team competitive was another. Perhaps I'm wrong, but this seems to imply that the board were considering doing another "sale" of our players instead of building the team up. Did anyone else get that impression?
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