[Serie A] Milan 3-0 Juventus - May 15, 2010, Matchday 38 - aka "Please Make It End!" (1 Viewer)
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The players were a disgrace 
I saw only two players who were actually trying. Chiellini and Del Piero. The former was still being outplayed, despite trying, and he couldn't fix the weakest defensive trio in our history, while Del Piero simply can't do the things he could in the past. Still, Del Piero, despite playing bad, did try in this match.
Iaquinta was pumped up at the beginning too. I think he wanted to score and secure his WC place, but as the match went by and after he missed an easy chance, he too stopped carrying and was among the worst.
Unacceptable.
I saw only two players who were actually trying. Chiellini and Del Piero. The former was still being outplayed, despite trying, and he couldn't fix the weakest defensive trio in our history, while Del Piero simply can't do the things he could in the past. Still, Del Piero, despite playing bad, did try in this match.
Iaquinta was pumped up at the beginning too. I think he wanted to score and secure his WC place, but as the match went by and after he missed an easy chance, he too stopped carrying and was among the worst.
Unacceptable.
oh man taking buffon off at half time?!?!?!?!??!?! not playing camo and trez from the start...........starting with salihamicz??????? fuck suckeroni thank god this ***************** is gone
even del neri looks like a wc coach now..............
hopefully we get rid of these players......like grygera and salihamicz
even del neri looks like a wc coach now..............
hopefully we get rid of these players......like grygera and salihamicz
At some point they were fighting for the 4th and 3rd place. Unfortunately he paid the price because his teams best performances were in the CL.
FFS, they were knocked out by a team that reached the final won the Bundesliga and the Cup tonight and were owned by Fiorentina in both games thanks to refs retarded call in the 1st leg.
I think I know why you don't like him though.
FFS, they were knocked out by a team that reached the final won the Bundesliga and the Cup tonight and were owned by Fiorentina in both games thanks to refs retarded call in the 1st leg.
I think I know why you don't like him though.
I am very disappointed, not that we lost because I expected it. But because of our team having no class, no start for Camo, no Trez, taking Buffon off at halftime. I hope Buffon understands that it was Zacch's stupidity to take him off, and I hope he doesn't get offended.
Bye bye Zaccheroni, bye bye Secco (hopefully). And, hopefully we get rid of the garbage players and welcome new talent this summer.
Bye bye Zaccheroni, bye bye Secco (hopefully). And, hopefully we get rid of the garbage players and welcome new talent this summer.
You're willing to judge Prandelli only based on this season, can you do the same for Ranieri and Del Neri?
Prandelli has an impressive résumé:
Atalanta youth coach 1990-1997: He did a very good job developing many young players. He actually made a name of Atalanta's youth system as one of the best in Italy. It wasn't the case in the 80's before he joined them.
Lecce 1997-1998: First job as a manager where he failed and got sacked after 6 months. Lecce were demoted that season, they had even a worse second round after Prandelli's departure.
Verona 1998-2000: He led Verona back to Serie A in his first season! 9th place in his second season immediately after promotion.
Venezia 2000-2001: One season with Venezia and he led the team to Seria A, again!
Parma 2002-2004: In his first season, he led Parma to a 5th place and a UEFA cup place. In his second season, Parma maintained the 5th place and a UEFA cup place with Alberto Gilardino as a runner-up in the goal scoring charts with an impressive 23 goals.
Fiorentina 2005-now: His first season in Tuscany proved to be a huge success, as Prandelli transformed Fiorentina from relegation strugglers into a team worthy of a UEFA Champions League spot, finishing the season in fourth place. Unfortunately for Fiorentina and Prandelli however, as a result of the Calciopoli match-fixing scandal, Fiorentina along with Juventus were stripped of their Champions League spot. Prandelli's team, though, started the 2006–07 season in Serie A (albeit with a 15 point deduction) after initially being relegated to Serie B at first instance. Despite the 15 point deduction, Prandelli was able to guide Fiorentina to a 6th place finish in Serie A (with the same point tally as 5th placed Palermo), securing UEFA Cup qualification for the 2007–08 season. The team did very well in the competition, losing the penalty shootout against Rangers in the semi-final. In Serie A, the team finished fourth after winning a long race against A.C. Milan, earning a ticket to participate in the UEFA Champions League.
This season he made the 16 round of the UEFA Champions League for the first time in his Viola career (Possibly Viola's history? Not sure!).
Cesare Prandelli was twice named the winner of the Panchina D'Oro (Golden Bench) award for best Italian club coach for his work during the 2005–06 and the 2006–07 season.
For his work in the 2007–08 season, Prandelli was awarded the Serie A Coach of the Year at the "Oscar del calcio" awards in early 2009.
Prandelli has an impressive résumé:
Atalanta youth coach 1990-1997: He did a very good job developing many young players. He actually made a name of Atalanta's youth system as one of the best in Italy. It wasn't the case in the 80's before he joined them.
Lecce 1997-1998: First job as a manager where he failed and got sacked after 6 months. Lecce were demoted that season, they had even a worse second round after Prandelli's departure.
Verona 1998-2000: He led Verona back to Serie A in his first season! 9th place in his second season immediately after promotion.
Venezia 2000-2001: One season with Venezia and he led the team to Seria A, again!
Parma 2002-2004: In his first season, he led Parma to a 5th place and a UEFA cup place. In his second season, Parma maintained the 5th place and a UEFA cup place with Alberto Gilardino as a runner-up in the goal scoring charts with an impressive 23 goals.
Fiorentina 2005-now: His first season in Tuscany proved to be a huge success, as Prandelli transformed Fiorentina from relegation strugglers into a team worthy of a UEFA Champions League spot, finishing the season in fourth place. Unfortunately for Fiorentina and Prandelli however, as a result of the Calciopoli match-fixing scandal, Fiorentina along with Juventus were stripped of their Champions League spot. Prandelli's team, though, started the 2006–07 season in Serie A (albeit with a 15 point deduction) after initially being relegated to Serie B at first instance. Despite the 15 point deduction, Prandelli was able to guide Fiorentina to a 6th place finish in Serie A (with the same point tally as 5th placed Palermo), securing UEFA Cup qualification for the 2007–08 season. The team did very well in the competition, losing the penalty shootout against Rangers in the semi-final. In Serie A, the team finished fourth after winning a long race against A.C. Milan, earning a ticket to participate in the UEFA Champions League.
This season he made the 16 round of the UEFA Champions League for the first time in his Viola career (Possibly Viola's history? Not sure!).
Cesare Prandelli was twice named the winner of the Panchina D'Oro (Golden Bench) award for best Italian club coach for his work during the 2005–06 and the 2006–07 season.
For his work in the 2007–08 season, Prandelli was awarded the Serie A Coach of the Year at the "Oscar del calcio" awards in early 2009.
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