Corvino.
This isn't the Ranieri I supported in August and have liked throughout his career. This is a different Ranieri. The reason why I liked Ranieri signing on with us is because of how he is known for rotating the squad, giving young and new players a chance, and changing the tactics. That is the Ranieri we have seen at Chelsea, Valencia and Parma. So what is the Ranieri we have seen thus far at Juventus? A Ranieri that never rotates the squad, never gives Tiago nor Almiron a chance, and never changes the tactics.
Haha, Ranieri is playing entertaining football. Now that is a joke if I've ever heard one. Alen will back me up when I say that our gameplay has been just as bad as that when Capello was in charge, looking at the scheme of things. We have lost to Napoli away, Udinese at home, only managed a draw with a befuddled Milan, and were lucky to win a couple other matches. Don't fool yourself, snoop. Something is rotten in the state of Denmark.
Ranieri was never going to be the manager to win us a title. It's obvious that we were probably not going to win the Scudetto straight after promotion, and that is why I originally liked Claudio because he was a good squad builder, giving new players and youngsters a chance and all. But from what I have seen thus far, the way he has apparently ruined Almiron and Tiago, players who were damn good at their respective clubs over the years, is appalling. Throw in the inconsistency of the way we play and our usual ugly tactics, and it's the same story with myself and Capello I'm afraid.
This isn't the Ranieri I was expecting, therefore I'm not pleased.