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Juventus FC [2009-2010] Thread
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if you guys get either Blanc or Prandelli, you will be in good hands ...
Laurent Blanc does not have a shortage of options as it is ... and depending on how the remainder of the Champions League campaign goes, he may be high on Real Madrid's wishlist as well ... Juve will need to have qualified to the Champions League, and be ready to make some changes in playing personnel (think Gourcuff, amongst others) if they need to land him ...
but I would personally prefer Prandelli ... he knows the league well, he knows the local players well, he has an established attacking mentality as a coach, and he will appreciate being at the helm of Juventus more ... Blanc knows calcio as a player, but being a manager in Italy is a different proposition ... whatever way you look at it, whatever you think the odds of his success are, he will always be more of a gamble than Prandelli ...
I really hope Lippi is not retained in his current post ... that would mean that Prandelli's availability may depend on who the next nazionale manager is, because I think he is a candidate for that post ... Carletto may be (just maybe) relieved of his duties in London at the end of the season, and may be available for the post as well ...
if Lippi makes himself available to hire, he would be another candidate ... I would think of it as trying to recreate past glory ... Lippi was amazing for Juve in the 90s, and in 2003 ... but now, I would want to move on ... even take Gasperini over him ... but that's just me ...
Laurent Blanc does not have a shortage of options as it is ... and depending on how the remainder of the Champions League campaign goes, he may be high on Real Madrid's wishlist as well ... Juve will need to have qualified to the Champions League, and be ready to make some changes in playing personnel (think Gourcuff, amongst others) if they need to land him ...
but I would personally prefer Prandelli ... he knows the league well, he knows the local players well, he has an established attacking mentality as a coach, and he will appreciate being at the helm of Juventus more ... Blanc knows calcio as a player, but being a manager in Italy is a different proposition ... whatever way you look at it, whatever you think the odds of his success are, he will always be more of a gamble than Prandelli ...
I really hope Lippi is not retained in his current post ... that would mean that Prandelli's availability may depend on who the next nazionale manager is, because I think he is a candidate for that post ... Carletto may be (just maybe) relieved of his duties in London at the end of the season, and may be available for the post as well ...
if Lippi makes himself available to hire, he would be another candidate ... I would think of it as trying to recreate past glory ... Lippi was amazing for Juve in the 90s, and in 2003 ... but now, I would want to move on ... even take Gasperini over him ... but that's just me ...
Forza Napoli! They deserve that last Champion's league spot. At this rate Juventus won't even qualify for the Europa League. If missing out on Europe all together is what it takes for the board to finally come down to reality and realize that they have wrecked this club and step down, then I for one won't be disappointed.
that was a great match for neutrals ... Rizzoli let the game flow as much as he could, so it was quite fiesty out there ... the first half was even ... Chiellini was brilliant for the first period, and that is not counting his well-taken goal (baby Cannavaro fell asleep on that one) ... but Mazzarri must hurled some fire at his team at half-time, coz they came out blazing after the break ... in the 2nd half, there only ever looked to be one likely winner, and that was Napoli ... it was a deserved victory in the end ...
Napoli really do look the part, especially against the big teams ... in the last couple of weeks, they've played Inter, Roma, Milan, and now Juve, and gotten a result from each one of those matches ... Forza Napoli indeed!
Juve need to pick themselves up once again ... salvaging this season will be a challenge because there is evidently serious competition for that last Champions League spot ... making the Europa League can't be taken for granted either, but it will dent any ambitious regeneration plans that would have been slated for this summer ... testing times for Juve, and their tifosi ...
Napoli really do look the part, especially against the big teams ... in the last couple of weeks, they've played Inter, Roma, Milan, and now Juve, and gotten a result from each one of those matches ... Forza Napoli indeed!
Juve need to pick themselves up once again ... salvaging this season will be a challenge because there is evidently serious competition for that last Champions League spot ... making the Europa League can't be taken for granted either, but it will dent any ambitious regeneration plans that would have been slated for this summer ... testing times for Juve, and their tifosi ...
To feel somewhat better there were equally bad and worse seasons in the club's history, and Juve got out of them on all occasions. FORZA JUVE! 
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^ hey , look at the bright side , at least you did'nt get relegated .. 
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