Possible Ranieri replacements? (6 Viewers)

[Stephan]

We need a winner. If the winner is currently earning 5m euro, then offer him 7 or 8m and make him leave the team he's coaching.

Even if we wait till summer, its very hard to get a wc coach here. And with our management, i cant see us even going for a wc coach to pay him big money.

 

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[Azzurri7]

But we took a risk with Ranieri... his record is pretty much filled with nothing...

It's not a shame to make a mistake, it's a shame to repeat it.

Taking a risk with Ranieri doesn't mean we have to do another step like the previous one.

 

[Alen]

But we took a risk with Ranieri... his record is pretty much filled with nothing...

And look what happened.
I want Ranieri out because it's painfull watching our team, but i don't want his replacement to be just as bad.
Our directors should start looking for a replacement starting from today. They should play dirty and even try to steal some great coach. But they should not fall under the pressure from the public and replace Ranieri with some average Joe just for the sake of replacing Ranieri.

Of course, the fools will do none of this and they'll keep Ranieri.

 

[Bjerknes]

he achieve his primary objective, which was to make it to the CL...perhaps we did not want to make the same error we made with Deschamps, and decided to give him another season

The same error with Deschamps?

You mean disrespect someone who loves Juventus and not allow him to mold the team himself?

Hmm, strange.

 

[Seven]

I saw the Del Piero interview a second time and I think Ranieri's out.

 

[johnny20]

I saw the Del Piero interview a second time and I think Ranieri's out.

What did he say?

 

[JCK]

The same error with Deschamps?

You mean disrespect someone who loves Juventus and not allow him to mold the team himself?

Hmm, strange.

I still fail to see where did you get all this information about Deschamps from. The only thing I read about it was Didier saying that the way he was treated was unacceptable. If you have information about it (other than speculations and blogs) I would really like to see it,

 

[DiDoz]

And look what happened.
I want Ranieri out because it's painfull watching our team, but i don't want his replacement to be just as bad.
Our directors should start looking for a replacement starting from today. They should play dirty and even try to steal some great coach. But they should not fall under the pressure from the public and replace Ranieri with some average Joe just for the sake of replacing Ranieri.

Of course, the fools will do none of this and they'll keep Ranieri.

Well nobody can predict their actions but I assure you they'll do the dumbest thing

 

[Bjerknes]

It's not a shame to make a mistake, it's a shame to repeat it.

Taking a risk with Ranieri doesn't mean we have to do another step like the previous one.

And look what happened.
I want Ranieri out because it's painfull watching our team, but i don't want his replacement to be just as bad.
Our directors should start looking for a replacement starting from today. They should play dirty and even try to steal some great coach. But they should not fall under the pressure from the public and replace Ranieri with some average Joe just for the sake of replacing Ranieri.

Of course, the fools will do none of this and they'll keep Ranieri.

You guys bring up good concerns, but let me ask you this.

Would you rather keep things the same or install someone who doesn't just manage Juventus, but loves Juventus?

I know it's an absurd question, but I'd rather have someone such as Gentile in there who loves the club, opposed to someone such as Ranieri for risk's sake. At least we know that the person has experience with the side and wants what is best for the club.

 

[Ahmed]

What did he say?

there's a brief summary in the Capitano thread

 

[Bjerknes]

I still fail to see where did you get all this information about Deschamps from. The only thing I read about it was Didier saying that the way he was treated was unacceptable. If you have information about it (other than speculations and blogs) I would really like to see it,

Deschamps came out to say the board didn't agree with the players he wanted on the team. This information is in the Deschamps thread.

 

[Esteban]

The combined trophy cabinet of the much hyped duo of Prandelli and Spalletti: 1 Coppa.

 

[Bjerknes]

I saw the Del Piero interview a second time and I think Ranieri's out.

Since you can understand spoken Italian, can you give us a better gist of what was said?

 

[Ahmed]

The combined trophy cabinet of the much hyped duo of Prandelli and Spalletti: 1 Coppa.

but potentially Prandelli could be good for us

 

[Azzurri7]

It's in the Del Piero's thread.

 

[Bjerknes]

The combined trophy cabinet of the much hyped duo of Prandelli and Spalletti: 1 Coppa.

True, but they didn't manage major clubs yet, unless you consider Roma to be a major club.

Ranieri coached Chelsea as soon as they became a major club.

 

[JCK]

Deschamps came out to say the board didn't agree with the players he wanted on the team. This information is in the Deschamps thread.

It is speculated, Deschamps never said that. At least he never did in public.

 

[Bjerknes]

It is speculated, Deschamps never said that. At least he never did in public.

If I recall correctly, it was in an interview with one of those French papers. It's the same one where he gave his opinion on the players Juventus should buy, and in response some people on here decided to say he man should shut up.

 

[DiDoz]

True, but they didn't manage major clubs yet, unless you consider Roma to be a major club.

Ranieri coached Chelsea as soon as they became a major club.

both are better than Ranieri, but I think Spalletti won't be the perfect answer for us

 

[Alen]

Would you rather keep things the same or install someone who doesn't just manage Juventus, but loves Juventus?

I know it's an absurd question, but I'd rather have someone such as Gentile in there who loves the club, opposed to someone such as Ranieri for risk's sake. At least we know that the person has experience with the side and wants what is best for the club.

I want the coach of my team to love the team he's coaching but that's not the most important thing, Andy.
Even if someone doesn't love the team, he loves his career, he loves the money he's making, he plans to make even more money in the future, he cares about his reputation. Every coach gives his all to win, no matter if he is a lifetime fan of the team or not.
For the coach it's more important what he has in his head than in his heart.

If the choice is Wenger or Conte then i'll have to say "i'm sorry Antonio, you didn't make it".

Here we're not talking about Wenger vs Conte, though. The discussion is about Ranieri vs Conte, Gentile, Ferrara.
What do we get from Conte's love for the team when his coaching record says "Relegated from serie B to serie C" ? What do we get from Ferrara's love when his coaching record is non-existent ? Gentile is only 2 years younger than Ranieri and he never coached a senior team in his life.

Do you really want these guys to lead our team ?


I want Ranieri out and i want a proven winner to replace him. I don't accept anything else. I don't accept keeping Ranieri nor do i accept replacing Ranieri with someone whose greatest success as a coach is winning the 11th place in serie B.