[Poll] Who should replace Capello? (1 Viewer)

Who [i]should[/i] replace Capello?

  • Lippi

  • Prandelli

  • Mourinho

  • Deschamps

  • Del Neri

  • Hiddink

  • Novellino

  • Capello can change his mind!

  • Vialli

  • Le Guen


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denco

Superior Being
Jul 12, 2002
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Do you know why Mourinho is called the special one in England? Its becuase on his first interview he said Chelsea is a special team and pardon him but he is a special manager and he thought they will win the title.
Now you have to remember that Chelsea had not won the league in 50 years, Arsenal and Manu united were the dominant forces, in fact Arsenal had just come off a season where they went unbeaten, and he managed to win both the worthington's cup and the Premier league in his very first season, taking on and beating Fergie and Wenger both on and off the pitch.
Now you all might say with Roman,s money, and yes that did help, but he didnot buy superstars, he bought players he knew and players he felt with fit into his masterplan, on the way making superstars outta Lampard and Terry and making Gudjohnssen into a very accomplished midfielder , Cole into a very useful player, no longer show boat with no end product. Ranieri with the same players, in 4 years, won nothing
Mourinho also with Porto, not the richest team in the world, by the way, won many league titles, the UEFA cup where he beat Lazio 4-0 in the semis, and the Champions league where he knocked out man united, Depor, conquerors of Milan, and Monaco 3-0 who conquered, yes you guessed it, Chelsea , Roman and all.
Be very afraid if he ever goes to Inter, cos he will take on the off the field influence of both Milan and Juve and he might come out on top
 

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Stephan

Senior Member
Nov 9, 2005
16,639
Mourinho would be the best candidate, next would be Le Guen and Hiddink.

I dont want Deschamps, yet. He needs more expierences. Maybe after 5 years or something like that.
Juve should definetly get a good coach, someone who already has achieved something, with a big "A".
I dont understand why Del Neri is even on that list? LOL....did i read right, Del Neri....hahahahhahaha, he would get oursselves maybe to top6, but we wouldnt battle for trophys.
 

Stephan

Senior Member
Nov 9, 2005
16,639
But i wonder, if manu would not progress in Cl this season, lets say, they would loose to Benfica....and then manu would sack fergusson....might juve get after him, if he continues to be a manager....and what are your ideas about that.....in one way, manu has some good quality players....so they really should not have problems what they have right now....what was it, 0:0 draw against lille at HOME! and then lost away, and also draw with villareal......in another way, he has been manager in england very long period....even managers sometimes need to start with a white page.....
 

Eaglesnake_1

Senior Member
Mar 28, 2004
2,308
Stephan said:
But i wonder, if manu would not progress in Cl this season, lets say, they would loose to Benfica....and then manu would sack fergusson....might juve get after him, if he continues to be a manager....and what are your ideas about that.....in one way, manu has some good quality players....so they really should not have problems what they have right now....what was it, 0:0 draw against lille at HOME! and then lost away, and also draw with villareal......in another way, he has been manager in england very long period....even managers sometimes need to start with a white page.....
By no means would Fergie could by a possible manager for Juventus....he is too old and to attached to Manure image...and he sucks.
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
115,922
pecker said:
How dare to treat Moggi with such disrespect? One is a marketing genious and one is a media fool. Mourinho could act differently in the press and yet be as succesful, Moggi could not.
How is Mourinho a media fool? He plays with the media all the time and sometimes even makes them look foolish. Unlike a lot of other imbeciles who talk nonsense and make a name for themselves in the media, Mourinho actually backs up what he says on the football pitch time and time again. Sure he might not be the most traditional and classy manager in history, however he is one of the best and most interesting in the world's game. I wouldn't think twice about trading Giraudo and Capello for Mourinho...not even a second.
 

Stephan

Senior Member
Nov 9, 2005
16,639
RochemBeck said:
How is Mourinho a media fool? He plays with the media all the time and sometimes even makes them look foolish. Unlike a lot of other imbeciles who talk nonsense and make a name for themselves in the media, Mourinho actually backs up what he says on the football pitch time and time again. Sure he might not be the most traditional and classy manager in history, however he is one of the best and most interesting in the world's game. I wouldn't think twice about trading Giraudo and Capello for Mourinho...not even a second.

yes, its always funny to see him in pressconversation.....a la "we where the better side, nothing else to say", "The Best team lost" (after lost to liverpool)
 

Il Fenomeno

Junior Member
Nov 27, 2005
276
Eaglesnake_1 said:
By no means would Fergie could by a possible manager for Juventus....he is too old and to attached to Manure image...and he sucks.
Tactically I don't think Ferguson is on the same level as the likes of Capello.
He would fail miserably in Italy.
 

Stephan

Senior Member
Nov 9, 2005
16,639
Good morning!, well atleast its morning in my country!
I have some questions. Lets say, Mourinho comes to coach a italian team, does he has to talk italian language in pressconversations? Or his words will be just translated? Or there will be someone always with him, who translates his words?
Is there any seria a team who has nonitalian manager?(name any)
I heard/read somewhere after last season that abramovich gave mourinho a 5 year deal. Lets say chelsea wins CL this season or next season, can Mourinho just left the club if he wants?
 

Erkka

Senior Member
Mar 31, 2004
3,863
Stephan said:
Good morning!, well atleast its morning in my country!
I have some questions. Lets say, Mourinho comes to coach a italian team, does he has to talk italian language in pressconversations? Or his words will be just translated? Or there will be someone always with him, who translates his words?
Is there any seria a team who has nonitalian manager?(name any)
I heard/read somewhere after last season that abramovich gave mourinho a 5 year deal. Lets say chelsea wins CL this season or next season, can Mourinho just left the club if he wants?
Good morning neighbour!

Mourinho is an ex-interpreter of Barcelona, so if he doesn't speak Italian yet surely he could learn it fast anyway. Yes, Juve and other teams in Serie A have had their share of foreign coaches, sometimes more successfully than other times. Juve has even picked some silverware coached by foreign coach if my memory doesn't fail me miserably. So in the end it's not about what nationality the coach represents, it's about his talents, and Mourinho is immensly talented manager.
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
115,922
Eaglesnake_1 said:
You worst comment ever.
Hmm...not really. In my honest opinion there are several candidates who can take Giraudo's job, and while he has done well for Juventus that doesn't mean you have to like him. Capello? Sure he's one of the best Italian managers, however Mourinho is better and has more advanced views of the game in Europe. No contest who is the better manager in this day and age..
 

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