Ranieri or someone else ; Part XXVII (5 Viewers)

New coach

  • Vialli

  • Spalletti

  • Prandelli

  • Mancini

  • Grant

  • Rijkaard

  • Conte

  • Gasperini

  • Malesani

  • Someone else. Who?

  • Keep the one we have

  • Andrew Beck (manager) and Michael Burke (assistant manager)


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Amaurisimo

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Here is one interesting interview from someone who knows much more than us about football..Of course, most of you will disagree with me, but i did not expect anything different..

Enjoy

Channel 4

Zeman questions Inter

Thursday 30 April, 2009

Former Roma and Lazio Coach Zdenek Zeman has questioned Inter's ability to do well in the Champions League.

The Nerazzurri finished second in their group and drew European champions Manchester United in Round Two.

Inter were given a harsh lesson and went out 2-0 on aggregate, disappointing their players and fans, who expected the team to go further.

Mourinho's team has run its own race since last summer,” Zeman told La Gazzetta dello Sport. “There was no competition.

The other clubs have participated in another championship. Inter are too strong for the abundance of choices they have between alternative solutions and also for the quality of their so-called regulars.

Inter are seven points clear at the top of the table, but Milan, who are seven points behind them, believe the title race is still on.

Milan risk not finishing second. They have a more difficult fixture list than Juventus,” Zeman explained.

For the Bianconeri, second place would be an exceptional achievement! Because, for the richness and quality of their squad, I believe Juventus are inferior to Inter, Roma and Milan.”

Zeman then turned his attention to his former club Roma, who have struggled this season and currently lie sixth in Serie A.

Roma have failed this season because they should have fought for the Scudetto. They failed not only for the net deterioration in their position in the table, but also for the involution of their play.

I don't believe the 'glaring' problem to be the Sensi family's limited economic ability. Roma's squad is inferior only to Inter's,” Zeman said.

When asked to explain why Italian teams suffered in Europe this year, Zeman replied: “They lack the mentality.

Mourinho started out with a 4-3-3 but abandoned it. Evidently, for the singular characteristics, the team is more effective in other formations.

The result is the only thing privileged,” Zeman complained. “Instead, when you face European clubs, the play counts, too.”

Zeman was then asked to describe how good this current Inter side is and whether it's actually any better than last year.

I'll only say that Mourinho has revealed himself to be an exceptional communicator. But Inter have also been able to dominate on a football level.”

The former Foggia and Lecce Coach had special praise for Genoa and Udinese, who have entertained the public this year.

Gian Piero Gasperini and Pasquale Marino deserve to be cemented in a big team,” Zeman concluded enthusiastically.
 

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The Curr

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Blog: Cont him out

Antonio Conte is being tipped to replace Claudio Ranieri at Juventus, a switch that Serafino Ingardia believes will be a move in the wrong direction
You’d think Antonio Conte was already the Juventus boss given the media coverage dedicated to him over the last few weeks. A club legend, with over 300 appearances during a 12-year stay in Turin, he’s on the verge of getting Bari promoted to Serie A. It would be his first major coaching achievement since he began as a tactician three years ago.

According to reports, he’s the man that Marcello Lippi wants at the helm before he becomes the outfit’s technical director after World Cup 2010. And following a dreadful run of recent results, Claudio Ranieri seems to have lost the trust of the dressing room and the board, while he never had the full support of the fans anyway.

However, by replacing the former Chelsea boss – whose tinkering hasn’t done Juve any good – with a young and inexperienced tactician such as Conte, the Old Lady would be making a mistake.

I’m not a big fan of Claudio and I do agree Juve have to change if they want to achieve success in the future. The only thing is that Conte, no matter how much the fans love him, isn’t mature enough for the job. He has never coached in Serie A and although his Bari team play great football, Conte still has to learn the art of management.

His appointment would also illustrate just how easy it is to become Juventus boss these days. What has happened to the gavetta? The working your way up ethic that seemingly no longer applies in Turin. They may as well give the keys to Alex Del Piero and tell him to pick the team.

Rather than Conte, who I do believe has what it takes to become a great Coach in the future, I would advise Juve to go for a completely different type of boss. Someone able to bring in great stars, a strong character who can challenge Jose Mourinho’s tactical and communicative skills.

Cesare Prandelli, for instance, has in my opinion what it takes to lead Juve. His only fault is that he is currently with Fiorentina, historical rivals of La Vecchia Signora. Nevertheless, his past as a Juventus player means he knows what the club stands for and what the fans expect.

Channel 4
 

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Blog: Cont him out

Antonio Conte is being tipped to replace Claudio Ranieri at Juventus, a switch that Serafino Ingardia believes will be a move in the wrong direction
You’d think Antonio Conte was already the Juventus boss given the media coverage dedicated to him over the last few weeks. A club legend, with over 300 appearances during a 12-year stay in Turin, he’s on the verge of getting Bari promoted to Serie A. It would be his first major coaching achievement since he began as a tactician three years ago.

According to reports, he’s the man that Marcello Lippi wants at the helm before he becomes the outfit’s technical director after World Cup 2010. And following a dreadful run of recent results, Claudio Ranieri seems to have lost the trust of the dressing room and the board, while he never had the full support of the fans anyway.

However, by replacing the former Chelsea boss – whose tinkering hasn’t done Juve any good – with a young and inexperienced tactician such as Conte, the Old Lady would be making a mistake.

I’m not a big fan of Claudio and I do agree Juve have to change if they want to achieve success in the future. The only thing is that Conte, no matter how much the fans love him, isn’t mature enough for the job. He has never coached in Serie A and although his Bari team play great football, Conte still has to learn the art of management.

His appointment would also illustrate just how easy it is to become Juventus boss these days. What has happened to the gavetta? The working your way up ethic that seemingly no longer applies in Turin. They may as well give the keys to Alex Del Piero and tell him to pick the team.

Rather than Conte, who I do believe has what it takes to become a great Coach in the future, I would advise Juve to go for a completely different type of boss. Someone able to bring in great stars, a strong character who can challenge Jose Mourinho’s tactical and communicative skills.

Cesare Prandelli, for instance, has in my opinion what it takes to lead Juve. His only fault is that he is currently with Fiorentina, historical rivals of La Vecchia Signora. Nevertheless, his past as a Juventus player means he knows what the club stands for and what the fans expect.

Channel 4
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neurosis21

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Lippi after being asked about Juve

..."there is no possibility of returning to Juve now or after the World Cup"
lets hope ppl and the board will finally give up on him and look to the future
i respect lippi as much as any coach but just let him do his job at the NT
when he decides he had enough of that he can join our board
 
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