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Claudio Ranieri sacked

  • 18-05-2009 3:49pm
    #1
    JPA
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    Juventus have announced that Claudio Ranieri has been sacked as manager following an emergency meeting of the club's board on Monday.

    The Turin-based club sit third in Serie A but, with two matches of the season remaining, fourth-placed Fiorentina are chasing down a one-point deficit.

    If Juventus - who have not won a league game in seven attempts - surrender their position they will lose an automatic spot in next term's UEFA Champions League.

    The club's hierarchy has therefore decided to act and junior team coach Ciro Ferrara has taken over the reins.

    Speculation has suggested that Genoa manager Giampiero Gasperini could be the man to succeed former Chelsea boss Ranieri at the Stadio Olimpico in the long term.

    Ranieri, 57, took over at Juventus in June 2007 when he signed a three-year contract with the Italian giants.

    http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11854_5334167,00.html


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  • #2
    Sizzler
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    Too much tinkering by the bowl' Claudio !


  • #3
    dsmythy
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    They seem to like sacking managers on mainland Europe with a couple games to go and still something to play for. Not getting an automatic place means they could end up playing Arsenal to qualify?


  • #4
    Diabhal Beag
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    Not suprised. A poor season with nothing to show for it in all honesty


  • #5
    Bubs101
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    Little Shyte wrote: »
    Not suprised. A poor season with nothing to show for it in all honesty

    No Juve fan expected us to win Serie A so it wasn't a bad season. Champion's League qualification is secure. Sad to see him go but the form just hasn't been there this year


  • #6
    Quint
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    When you're under pressure and you don't play Del Piero or Giovinco (not even on the bench) you're not going to last long. He was making crazy decisions lately, he seems like a decent guy, but good riddance to him.
    Wonder if Ferrara is permanant? Thought Conte would get the job


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  • #7
    Local-womanizer
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    Bubs101 wrote: »
    No Juve fan expected us to win Serie A so it wasn't a bad season. Champion's League qualification is secure. Sad to see him go but the form just hasn't been there this year

    CL is secure but who would want 4th over 3rd.Fourth is not seeded so you could get a big team first round.

    Juve have been awful lately.The fact he wouldent play ADP or Giovinco was a joke.

    I think its more of the way they have been playing that resulted in the sacking tbf.


  • #8
    That_Guy
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    Would Chelsea have him back?


  • #9
    jesus_thats_gre
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    That_Guy wrote: »
    Would Chelsea have him back?

    Really doubt it...


  • #10
    That_Guy
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    jesus_thats_gre wrote: »
    Really doubt it...

    Ah sure Newcastle will take him as Shearer's number two. :)


  • #11
    Mr Maroon
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    dsmythy wrote: »
    They seem to like sacking managers on mainland Europe with a couple games to go and still something to play for. Not getting an automatic place means they could end up playing Arsenal to qualify?
    He's the first manager that Juve have sacked in 40 years!

    Quint wrote: »
    When you're under pressure and you don't play Del Piero or Giovinco (not even on the bench) you're not going to last long. He was making crazy decisions lately, he seems like a decent guy, but good riddance to him.
    Wonder if Ferrara is permanant? Thought Conte would get the job

    Ferrara won't be permanent. Spalletti is fancied to get the job. Personally (I support Juve) I'd like Gian Piero Gasperini but he signed a new contract with Genoa a couple of hours before Ranieri was sacked.


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  • #12
    Raskolnikov
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    Spalletti would be ideal as he's taken Roma about as far as he can and would relish the challenge at a club with greater resources.


  • #13
    Mr Maroon
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    Raskolnikov wrote: »
    Spalletti would be ideal as he's taken Roma about as far as he can and would relish the challenge at a club with greater resources.
    His teams have a bad habit of not being able to defend though.


  • #14
    Mr Maroon
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    First match with Ferrara in charge.

    Siena 0-3 Juventus
    Del Piero free kick
    Marchisio set up by Del Piero
    Del Piero set up by Marchisio.

    Vastly improved performance.


  • #15
    Quint
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    Obviously you can't give Ferrara the job after 1 game! But good performance all the same.


  • #16
    Mr Maroon
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    Quint wrote: »
    Obviously you can't give Ferrara the job after 1 game! But good performance all the same.
    If the Lazio game this weekend goes as well as the Siena game did I can see Ferrara getting the job.


  • #17
    Mr. Presentable
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    I hope not, Ciro has never been a coach of anything. He needs to be allowed grow without the pressure that'd be on him at Juve.

    Gasperini or Ballardini, maybe, but I reckon Prandelli


  • #18
    Mr. Presentable
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    I wonder if Zola is a possibility?


  • #19
    Quint
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    Mr Maroon wrote: »
    If the Lazio game this weekend goes as well as the Siena game did I can see Ferrara getting the job.

    A decision purely based on heart, i'd love to see Ferrara get it. Absolute juve legend.


  • #20
    Mr Maroon
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    nipplenuts wrote: »
    I hope not, Ciro has never been a coach of anything. He needs to be allowed grow without the pressure that'd be on him at Juve.

    Gasperini or Ballardini, maybe, but I reckon Prandelli
    Ciro is Lippi's assistant with the Azzurri. He's also head of the youth sector of Juventus. But yeah, he's never been a manager.

    It won't be Gasperini.


  • #21
    Mr Maroon
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    It seems like it'll be Conte and he'll bring Stefano Guberti with him from Bari.


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  • #22
    Quint
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    Another legend. Scored plenty of classy goals, but one of his best moments was stopping to tie his laces after he got subbed off to waste time against Madrid in the Champions League. Almost started a riot from the Mardid fans:D


  • #23
    Mr Maroon
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    According to La Gazzetta dello Sport: Conte was in a meeting with the board last night and discussed what players they should get for next season.


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