Sebastian Giovinco (43 Viewers)

Would you bring Giovinco back next season?

  • Yeah, we could use him

  • Nope, get rid of him


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JuveYank

Juve Ultra :D
Jun 29, 2008
323
Apparently Dick Advocaat's contract end in November, it would be nice to have an experience coach. I like what he has done with Zenit.
I dont think Advocaat is right for Juve. He is a good coach and is very expierenced, but i would rather have someone who understands Italian football, such as Prandelli. Prandelli is a great coach, and i would be ecstatic to have him at Juve. We will see what we have in store for the future. I am glad to hear that Giovinco is going to be getting a new contract. He deserves it!
 

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Boksic

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May 11, 2005
14,300
I dont think Advocaat is right for Juve. He is a good coach and is very expierenced, but i would rather have someone who understands Italian football, such as Prandelli. Prandelli is a great coach, and i would be ecstatic to have him at Juve. We will see what we have in store for the future. I am glad to hear that Giovinco is going to be getting a new contract. He deserves it!
Prandelli would be a superb appointment but there is no way he is leaving anytime soon, he is building a good time at Fiorentina plus Ranieri won't be leaving either.

But IMO why should he leave!? He did a great job last season and we have started relatively well (apart from the last two games), judge him in a few months it is far too soon at the moment.

Plus if Ranieri leaves we would probably turn to Mancini and I don't want that!
 

Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
61,493
Non of those mentionned cuts it at all except Prandelli(though if forced to, I wouldnt mind taking a longshot on Advocaat despite his poor track record). We need to learn our lesson after Ranieri and not pick one half-assed and just settle, it must be a really quality one, topnotch and preferably proven (though gambling with someone like Gasperini MIGHT be ok, if you really believe in him, Lippi was quite green when we got him).

But in general, very little viable options out there, so its pointless to throw around names (Though if one wants to dream, I would kill for Wenger, it would be the only team signing a coach would excite me way more then any player signing).

But if you are going to bother, puleeezz have the decency not throw around retarded choices like the barely Serie B level Cosmi (ok if you mention the likes of Hiddink, Pellegrini, Laudrup etc). WTF? Ranieri is twice the coach he is, the thing with Ranieri is a VERY good coach...for a team outside the absolute top level, just below that, and he is accomplished and good catch. Many of those mentionned are inferior to him.
 

Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
61,493
Now on the topic of this wizard, I refuse to copy the repetitive and recycled words of signore Landolina, so I will just copy an actual quote:

Giovinco: "I am really happy, the problems regarding the renewal have all been resolved". Meaning no more unnecessary drama over nothing.
 

Osman

Koul Khara!
Aug 30, 2002
61,493
There must be, they are in liberty to fabricate and spin whatever they want with their own words, but when they actually quote things, they just translate officials statements and interviews etc. There is no wiggle room to just outright invent he said that, because it can be easily fond out if he made a public statement or not etc.
 

.zero

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Aug 8, 2006
82,830
snd?

He still sucks at coaching.
really?

well you're right, ranieri is doing a much better job right now. coaching his team to score an avg of 1 goal per game and averaging 1pt per match for the first 4-5 matches is a great coaching job. especially against teams that don't deserve that kind of glory against us.

you're logic is impeccable
 

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