i've seen 2 liverpool matches...2 lucky victories against boro and everton..and in the ucl..they beated amateur kids from psv..i donno, he will be free in summer thats for sure
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How apt you would mention that Lion, Benitez is a nice mix of those two, boring as fuck as Capello, and a total loser like Ranieri. Lacks the redeeming factor of winning back to back title like Capello (even though I still count stand him still), while retaining the flaws of him.
I do not want to endure what the poor Valencia fans did, which is have Ranieri AND Benitez as coaches after another.
I do not want to endure what the poor Valencia fans did, which is have Ranieri AND Benitez as coaches after another.
I know that was harsh in the general sense of the word, but they share the similar loser mentality despite Benitez being considerably more successful.
He won with Valencia and started out well with them, but IMO it was mainly due to incredibly strong squad they had (similar to how Rijkaard winning with Barca is mainly due to their insane squad then due to his genius, or how Mancini didnt need to bring out the magic wand to stroll to his Inter wins), have allways been frustrated with his tactics and his flaws has been obvious since day one, winning or losing.
He won with Valencia and started out well with them, but IMO it was mainly due to incredibly strong squad they had (similar to how Rijkaard winning with Barca is mainly due to their insane squad then due to his genius, or how Mancini didnt need to bring out the magic wand to stroll to his Inter wins), have allways been frustrated with his tactics and his flaws has been obvious since day one, winning or losing.
No man, there is a huge difference between those two. Ranieri is nowhere near Benitez
agree with you in a part of Raijkaard and Barca, but as of Benitez's Valencia, it's a different situation as Valencia was not that strong and full of stars as Raijkaard's Barca was and Ranieri had almost the same squad after Benitez? so what did he do? he started losing points almost in every match and as a result was kicked out of the team. Not even mentioning Benitez's CL history and his triuph, I don't see any similarities between these two coaches they are opposite of each other.
agree with you in a part of Raijkaard and Barca, but as of Benitez's Valencia, it's a different situation as Valencia was not that strong and full of stars as Raijkaard's Barca was and Ranieri had almost the same squad after Benitez? so what did he do? he started losing points almost in every match and as a result was kicked out of the team. Not even mentioning Benitez's CL history and his triuph, I don't see any similarities between these two coaches they are opposite of each other.
Say what you will, but his team was down and out to the score of 3-0 against a better team in AC Milan, yet they still won. Benitez made the right moves to change the team and must have provided the support they needed for the comeback. That requires quite a lot of ability on the part of the manager.
If Ranieri was managing that team, he'd probably cry in front of the squad during halftime and peed his pants during the long flight home after the 6-0 result.
If Ranieri was managing that team, he'd probably cry in front of the squad during halftime and peed his pants during the long flight home after the 6-0 result.
