Re: Who would you want as Juve's new coach? (5 Viewers)

[.zero]

Any sane football fan would choose Mourinho. The people who want Lippi are living in the past and need to wake up for a change.

its all some of us have kid

 

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[Bjerknes]

its all some of us have kid

Well in terms of Juventus it's all we have in the past decade. There's no doubt about it. But Mourinho could potentially be a better manager than Lippi and he could provide us with the managerial skills to take a talented young team to the top of Europe. Lippi will only be a stop-gap measure anyway.

 

[.zero]

but honestly wat are our chances landing mourinho?? 4 real man

 

[GordoDeCentral]

but honestly wat are our chances landing mourinho?? 4 real man

the same as you landing a 747 in one piece

 

[.zero]

the same as you landing a 747 in one piece

pretty good chances i guess :eyebrows:

 

[Bjerknes]

but honestly wat are our chances landing mourinho?? 4 real man

But that's not the question within this thread. The question is who would you like as manager of Juventus disregarding probability theory. If we're discussing who would you like out of the most probable successors to Deschamps, Jose wouldn't be in the list.

 

[.zero]

gotcha.

but theoretically what is your take on our chances overall with all things being even?

 

[Bjerknes]

gotcha.

but theoretically what is your take on our chances overall with all things being even?

I'd say 60% Lippi returning.

 

[.zero]

i told u a while back that i understood all about how you said we need to move on and usher in a new era at juve but at this point its kinda better to be safe than sorry. IMO players will come to juve if lippi returns, we will get better acceptance if he is at the helm, and we will be able to progress faster than we would with corradini or prandelli, etc..

thats just my take, i would rather get a proven winner, a world champ and a mastermind who is loved by the juventini nation.

ya feel me?

 

[.zero]

us getting back on top immediately is nearly impossible kinda like those toyota tundra ads and the things they demonstrate.

i'm not expecting us to be #1 with a cl bid and what not but i gots to be lippi-licious to expect something

i'll holla at you in a bit on msn andy, holla at me dude

 

[Bjerknes]

i told u a while back that i understood all about how you said we need to move on and usher in a new era at juve but at this point its kinda better to be safe than sorry. IMO players will come to juve if lippi returns, we will get better acceptance if he is at the helm, and we will be able to progress faster than we would with corradini or prandelli, etc..

thats just my take, i would rather get a proven winner, a world champ and a mastermind who is loved by the juventini nation.

ya feel me?

I understand that as well, but I just question how long Lippi will want to stay onboard for. If it's anything less than three years, I don't want to have to play a new hand of managers after we have potentially won nothing.

 

[Ahmedios]

Lippi isn't that old for not coaching the team for three seasons or more, a thing which can guarantee a stability in the squad. This isn't my first time to say it, but when comparing Lippi to either Ferguson or Capello, we'll realise that he is capable of doing his job perfectly for not less than 5 more seasons to come.

Ferguson is 65, Capello is 61 and Lippi is 59. I know that Mourinho is much younger than all of them, but stability means at least three successive years on a team's bench, in my opinion. And yes Mourinho is simply a good option, but not the best one to guarantee us a stable era. Maybe we can argue about who is more motivated. Lippi already won the world cup and he did everything with Juventus during his two spells in Turin. But, Mourinho is a young talented tactician who is enthusiastic to win and prove himself more.

I can't deny that I wish I'll see the latter on Juve's bench someday. Yet, I still have all faith in Marcello Lippi.

 

[Vinman]

its a no-brainer:


MARCELLO LIPPI

 

[Bjerknes]

its a no-brainer:


MARCELLO LIPPI

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

he is serious

 

[Vinman]

he is serious

its called being REALISTIC


Mourinho isnt coming guys...sorry

 

[Arvin]

you forgot me agian.....where am i?










PS! i want lippi..

 

[Lawnchair Bes]

its called being REALISTIC


Mourinho isnt coming guys...sorry

read the title of the thread punk

 

[A͎u͎s͎h͎]

Prandelli

Same ere'

 

[Dominic]

Italy newspapers say that Ranieri is likely now. Ferrara and Conte don't like to be ferrymen and Lippi won't say a date for when he will coach. So we might go for Ranieri instead...

Another coach, who won't last longer than one season.