just saw on tv that ranierri [ the manager of chelsea ] will be the manager of juve next season'
true / false?
damn ' i hate camo :fero:
true / false?
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Ranierri will coach juve? (1 Viewer)
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Hell No !
Ranieri isn't good enough to take over at Juve. He isn't even the best manager in the Premiership.
He is the kind of manager who is used to finishing 3rd or 4th in the league and being satisfied with that. He is NOT Juve material.
And last but not the least, hes Romanista.
So buzz of Claudio.
Ranieri isn't good enough to take over at Juve. He isn't even the best manager in the Premiership.
He is the kind of manager who is used to finishing 3rd or 4th in the league and being satisfied with that. He is NOT Juve material.
And last but not the least, hes Romanista.
So buzz of Claudio.
I also prefer Prandelli.
Ranieri wouldn't be good. We arleady have a lot of players fighting for one position, Ranieri is very insecure and will field a different formation every week. True that Chelsea have come far in the CL this year, but with his player material he should have done way better. Insteaf of the team improving though, his rotation system has made most players only worse.
The one player that playes all the time is Lampard, and he has made a very big LEAP in skill/class forward.
Ranieri wouldn't be good. We arleady have a lot of players fighting for one position, Ranieri is very insecure and will field a different formation every week. True that Chelsea have come far in the CL this year, but with his player material he should have done way better. Insteaf of the team improving though, his rotation system has made most players only worse.
The one player that playes all the time is Lampard, and he has made a very big LEAP in skill/class forward.
I do like offensive football, but I believe in balance. Ranieri doesn't so much have a "style", but rather he works with the players available to maximize their potential to work as a group. His overall tendency to favour the defensive is something I don't agree with, but it's something that is important to success in Italy. All of the other potential managers are defensive too, so it's really a moot point. I like Ranieri for other things. I greatly admire his team building ability, the way he deals with the press, and his professionalism. He has many qualities that make him a good manager: he's calm, has a sense of humour, is a great communicator, and he focuses on his job despite the myriad distractions of professional football.
