I wouldn't have any of them managers. They are all massively overrated or just crackers.
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Yes, for the past 20 minutes I've been defending Milans managerial choices vehemently ....
I really don't care what you think in regards to the Madrid choices, cause I know you're wrong.
If you were to check for yourself, you'd see that none of these managers were average too.
I really don't care what you think in regards to the Madrid choices, cause I know you're wrong.
If you were to check for yourself, you'd see that none of these managers were average too.
[quote author=Hardcastle link=topic=40212.msg1106560#msg1106560 date=1274282843]
[quote author=Brendan link=topic=40212.msg1106558#msg1106558 date=1274282620]
[quote author=Hardcastle link=topic=40212.msg1106557#msg1106557 date=1274282558]
Prior to Madrid, none of these managers were thought of as average!
They all had decent records
End of.
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Bollocks.
The End.
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Get back on Wiki Brendan.
Look at all their records prior to Madrid.
They don't just pluck them out of obscurity believe it or not.
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I wouldn't bother HC, he's just acting the twat again.
Bren thinks that Rafa is a useless cunt, so the men in charge of AC Milan, Juve, Inter and Real must all be wrong (obviously).
[quote author=Brendan link=topic=40212.msg1106558#msg1106558 date=1274282620]
[quote author=Hardcastle link=topic=40212.msg1106557#msg1106557 date=1274282558]
Prior to Madrid, none of these managers were thought of as average!
They all had decent records
End of.
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Bollocks.
The End.
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Get back on Wiki Brendan.
Look at all their records prior to Madrid.
They don't just pluck them out of obscurity believe it or not.
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I wouldn't bother HC, he's just acting the twat again.
Bren thinks that Rafa is a useless cunt, so the men in charge of AC Milan, Juve, Inter and Real must all be wrong (obviously).
[quote author=Hardcastle link=topic=40212.msg1106565#msg1106565 date=1274283141]
Yes, for the past 20 minutes I've been defending Milans managerial choices vehemently ....
I really don't care what you think in regards to the Madrid choices, cause I know you're wrong.
If you were to check for yourself, you'd see that none of these managers were average too.
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Why the FUCK are you still banging on about Madrid only?
The original comment by O'Tomkins that I reacted to was about the "minnows" (sic) of football - Inter, Milan, Madrid, Juve - being linked (however realistically) to Benitez.
And I responded - correctly - that they've all been managed by some total bellends recently.
So shut the fuck up, I beg you.
Yes, for the past 20 minutes I've been defending Milans managerial choices vehemently ....
I really don't care what you think in regards to the Madrid choices, cause I know you're wrong.
If you were to check for yourself, you'd see that none of these managers were average too.
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Why the FUCK are you still banging on about Madrid only?
The original comment by O'Tomkins that I reacted to was about the "minnows" (sic) of football - Inter, Milan, Madrid, Juve - being linked (however realistically) to Benitez.
And I responded - correctly - that they've all been managed by some total bellends recently.
So shut the fuck up, I beg you.
This has gone a bit flat now. Where's Ryan gone?
I don't know why you feel the need to add FUCK etc in capital letters as if it some how adds weight to an argument.
The last few pages were pointless from both of ye.
To sum up: Brendan thinks that the clubs mentioned above have employed average managers in the past. HC is under the impression that 'some' of them are above average and did decent jobs in their respective roles. There is some truth in both of your arguments, why is there a need for a big debate? To prove Ryan wrong? Who cares.
The last few pages were pointless from both of ye.
To sum up: Brendan thinks that the clubs mentioned above have employed average managers in the past. HC is under the impression that 'some' of them are above average and did decent jobs in their respective roles. There is some truth in both of your arguments, why is there a need for a big debate? To prove Ryan wrong? Who cares.
You're so angry.
Okay - Inter - Mancini - Oh yeah - three CONSECUTIVE league titles, and three domestic cup's in 5 years?
Fuck me that's shocking.
Oh wait it gets worse - He'd won the league with both Lazio and Fiorentina in the 5 years proceeding that, he was clearly a risky signing by the Inter board.
Ranieri - took the team from the 2nd division to 3rd in the first division.
Prior to this, he had managed Chelsea, Valencia, Athletico Madrid a d Fiorentina
Yeah he only won some league 2 titles, the Intertoto cup, the super cup and copa del ray - so not the most impressive management haul - perhaps the fact that so many household names in European Club football signed him, meant he was considered a better than average manager before joining Juve.
Leonardo - a definite gamble but also seen as an legend with in Milans ranks - won't be the first time a club legend lands himself a job without proper qualifications and won't be the last.
Ferrera was the assistant manager of a world cup winning side - regardless of whether they were lucky or should or shouldn't have won it, he was still the Assistant manager.
He also spent some 10 years playing at the club.
So,yeah - sentiment aside - I'd say all of the above were more than qualified to sit in a pigeon hole other than 'average'
Okay - Inter - Mancini - Oh yeah - three CONSECUTIVE league titles, and three domestic cup's in 5 years?
Fuck me that's shocking.
Oh wait it gets worse - He'd won the league with both Lazio and Fiorentina in the 5 years proceeding that, he was clearly a risky signing by the Inter board.
Ranieri - took the team from the 2nd division to 3rd in the first division.
Prior to this, he had managed Chelsea, Valencia, Athletico Madrid a d Fiorentina
Yeah he only won some league 2 titles, the Intertoto cup, the super cup and copa del ray - so not the most impressive management haul - perhaps the fact that so many household names in European Club football signed him, meant he was considered a better than average manager before joining Juve.
Leonardo - a definite gamble but also seen as an legend with in Milans ranks - won't be the first time a club legend lands himself a job without proper qualifications and won't be the last.
Ferrera was the assistant manager of a world cup winning side - regardless of whether they were lucky or should or shouldn't have won it, he was still the Assistant manager.
He also spent some 10 years playing at the club.
So,yeah - sentiment aside - I'd say all of the above were more than qualified to sit in a pigeon hole other than 'average'
There is FUCK all else happening on this forum right now ILD.
Let them at it, I say. It's entertaining.
Let them at it, I say. It's entertaining.
I wouldn't. Sorry HC, but I think they are all a bit meh.
[quote author=Hardcastle link=topic=40212.msg1106593#msg1106593 date=1274284470]
You're so angry.
Okay - Inter - Mancini - Oh yeah - three CONSECUTIVE league titles, and three domestic cup's in 5 years?
Fuck me that's shocking.
Oh wait it gets worse - He'd won the league with both Lazio and Fiorentina in the 5 years proceeding that, he was clearly a risky signing by the Inter board.
Ranieri - took the team from the 2nd division to 3rd in the first division.
Prior to this, he had managed Chelsea, Valencia, Athletico Madrid a d Fiorentina
Yeah he only won some league 2 titles, the Intertoto cup, the super cup and copa del ray - so not the most impressive management haul - perhaps the fact that so many household names in European Club football signed him, meant he was considered a better than average manager before joining Juve.
Leonardo - a definite gamble but also seen as an legend with in Milans ranks - won't be the first time a club legend lands himself a job without proper qualifications and won't be the last.
Ferrera was the assistant manager of a world cup winning side - regardless of whether they were lucky or should or shouldn't have won it, he was still the Assistant manager.
He also spent some 10 years playing at the club.
So,yeah - sentiment aside - I'd say all of the above were more than qualified to sit in a pigeon hole other than 'average'
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Jesus. Are you sure you're arguing against me?
You're so angry.
Okay - Inter - Mancini - Oh yeah - three CONSECUTIVE league titles, and three domestic cup's in 5 years?
Fuck me that's shocking.
Oh wait it gets worse - He'd won the league with both Lazio and Fiorentina in the 5 years proceeding that, he was clearly a risky signing by the Inter board.
Ranieri - took the team from the 2nd division to 3rd in the first division.
Prior to this, he had managed Chelsea, Valencia, Athletico Madrid a d Fiorentina
Yeah he only won some league 2 titles, the Intertoto cup, the super cup and copa del ray - so not the most impressive management haul - perhaps the fact that so many household names in European Club football signed him, meant he was considered a better than average manager before joining Juve.
Leonardo - a definite gamble but also seen as an legend with in Milans ranks - won't be the first time a club legend lands himself a job without proper qualifications and won't be the last.
Ferrera was the assistant manager of a world cup winning side - regardless of whether they were lucky or should or shouldn't have won it, he was still the Assistant manager.
He also spent some 10 years playing at the club.
So,yeah - sentiment aside - I'd say all of the above were more than qualified to sit in a pigeon hole other than 'average'
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Jesus. Are you sure you're arguing against me?
So Ryan is trying to prove that this Forum is full of thickos based on nothing more than newspaper speculation. And everyone is getting very angry based on the same made up stories. Why?
Mancini didn't win the league with Fiorentina or Lazio.
[quote author=Herr Onceared link=topic=40212.msg1106617#msg1106617 date=1274290583]
*smashes chair across the back of nearest poster*
HAVE THAT ILD YA BASTARD!!!
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Ouuuuuuuuuuuch Oncyyyyyyyyyy!
*smashes chair across the back of nearest poster*
HAVE THAT ILD YA BASTARD!!!
[/quote]
Ouuuuuuuuuuuch Oncyyyyyyyyyy!
[quote author=Halmeister link=topic=40212.msg1106620#msg1106620 date=1274290699]
[quote author=Herr Onceared link=topic=40212.msg1106617#msg1106617 date=1274290583]
*smashes chair across the back of nearest poster*
HAVE THAT ILD YA BASTARD!!!
[/quote]
Ouuuuuuuuuuuch Oncyyyyyyyyyy!
[/quote]SHUT IT WOMAN!
*windmills into Brendan and Hc standing by the bike sheds*
[quote author=Herr Onceared link=topic=40212.msg1106617#msg1106617 date=1274290583]
*smashes chair across the back of nearest poster*
HAVE THAT ILD YA BASTARD!!!
[/quote]
Ouuuuuuuuuuuch Oncyyyyyyyyyy!
[/quote]SHUT IT WOMAN!
*windmills into Brendan and Hc standing by the bike sheds*
[quote author=Herr Onceared link=topic=40212.msg1106622#msg1106622 date=1274290889]
*windmills into Brendan and Hc standing by the bike sheds*
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You know you've summoned Sunny now, don't you.
*windmills into Brendan and Hc standing by the bike sheds*
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You know you've summoned Sunny now, don't you.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/europe/8693263.stm
So, Rafa isn't going to Juve. They've appointed Luigi Del Neri.
So, Rafa isn't going to Juve. They've appointed Luigi Del Neri.
There's a thing in the times about him wanting 4 more years, and slating riera.
I agree with him over riera actually
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/may/19/rafael-benitez-liverpool-inter-milan
We're stuck with him
[quote author=Rosco link=topic=40212.msg1106733#msg1106733 date=1274337980]
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/may/19/rafael-benitez-liverpool-inter-milan
We're stuck with him
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Think positive we could get worse than benitez and end up fighting for survival in the premiership .its a choice between bad and worse it seems unless we get new owners with cash who can pay-off rafa and bring in a coach this club needs and deserves to bring back the greatness of old .
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/may/19/rafael-benitez-liverpool-inter-milan
We're stuck with him
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Think positive we could get worse than benitez and end up fighting for survival in the premiership .its a choice between bad and worse it seems unless we get new owners with cash who can pay-off rafa and bring in a coach this club needs and deserves to bring back the greatness of old .
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Inter feel like our last hope. I was convinced Rafa would go to Juve.
[quote author=Rosco link=topic=40212.msg1106749#msg1106749 date=1274339471]
There is no worse manager for us right now than Benitez.
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:🙂
There is no worse manager for us right now than Benitez.
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:🙂
[quote author=spider-neil link=topic=40212.msg1106882#msg1106882 date=1274359623]
[quote author=Rosco link=topic=40212.msg1106749#msg1106749 date=1274339471]
There is no worse manager for us right now than Benitez.
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:🙂
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Its true.
He may be a top manager for another club but he is clearly of no use to us right now
[quote author=Rosco link=topic=40212.msg1106749#msg1106749 date=1274339471]
There is no worse manager for us right now than Benitez.
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:🙂
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Its true.
He may be a top manager for another club but he is clearly of no use to us right now
It is going to get ugly quickly if we stutter next season.
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