Ducado
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Blue Haze said:
And you beleive that?
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And you beleive that?
Blue Haze
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Ducado said:Blue Haze said:It's been in the Italian dailies like Corriere dello Sport and Tuttosport.
Tuttosport reported this morning that he's demanding 100m transfer budget to rebuild Juve.
And you beleive that?
I believe that Mancini would consider it, yes, depending on how things go here. Juve are in turmoil and their fans would be desperate for someone like him.
Moggi himself said he'd hire Mancini.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Blue Haze said:Sounds like he might be off to Juventus anyway.
If he leaves, this is an easy call for me. Mourinho, Hiddink, or Villas Boas.
Why would anyone (even an Italian) swap a top Premier League club for a top Serie A one? That league is dying. They have fallen behind The Bundesligia in the UEFA coefficients and I wouldn't rule out The French League overtaking them in the next few years. The stadiums are all falling to bits, and attendances are a joke compared to England, Spain and Germany.
You would have to be certifiable to swap a job with us to manage over there, Italian or not.
Didsbury Dave
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Blue Haze said:Ducado said:Really?
Where did you get that information from?
It's been in the Italian dailies like Corriere dello Sport and Tuttosport.
Tuttosport reported this morning that he's demanding 100m transfer budget to rebuild Juve.
Great news if true. He could take boateng, kolorov, Milner and viera with him too and still have change for a couple more one paced central midfielders ;-)
Ducado
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Blue Haze said:Ducado said:And you beleive that?
I believe that Mancini would consider it, yes, depending on how things go here. Juve are in turmoil and their fans would be desperate for someone like him.
Moggi himself said he'd hire Mancini.
So why would he leave us? He is having quite a good season so far don't you think?
Didsbury Dave said:Blue Haze said:It's been in the Italian dailies like Corriere dello Sport and Tuttosport.
Tuttosport reported this morning that he's demanding 100m transfer budget to rebuild Juve.
Great news if true. He could take boateng, kolorov, Milner and viera with him too and still have change for a couple more one paced central midfielders ;-)
hahahahahahahahah.....................You make my day you do!
Didsbury Dave
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It can't be true really, though. Ive read incessantly on here he's here to build a ten year dynasty. No way would his agent be talking to other clubs, surely ? Not sir roberto di mancini, best and most loyal manager city have ever had . The man here to build a dynasty, unlike that naughty portugese scamp.waspish said:Didsbury Dave said:Great news if true. He could take boateng, kolorov, Milner and viera with him too and still have change for a couple more one paced central midfielders ;-)
hahahahahahahahah.....................You make my day you do!
He wouldn't do that to you guys.
Would he?
Fucking. Piss. My. Self. Laughing. Really. Fucking. Hard. ;-)
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Republic of Ireland assistant manager Marco Tardelli says Gigi Del Neri isn’t to blame for Juventus’ troubles, but “Roberto Mancini won’t come.”
The last few weeks have seen Manchester City boss Mancini become the hot favourite to replace Del Neri at the end of the season.
“Now it’s difficult to find anyone to replace Del Neri,” former Juve legend Tardelli told Radio Sportiva.
“Mancini is happy in England and I don’t think he can accept the Bianconeri’s offer. He won’t come to Turin.
“Besides, Del Neri cannot shoulder all the blame, as it must be shared out between many people. If you remove Alessandro Del Piero and Gigi Buffon, Juve have no world class players.
“Del Neri made mistakes, but the squad at his disposal was not worthy of a title race, certainly not on a par with Milan and Inter. It’s difficult to judge his work in these circumstances.”
Among the other candidates for the Juventus bench are Napoli’s Walter Mazzarri and Porto manager Andre Villas Boas.
“I don’t know Villas Boas very well,” continued Tardelli, who is assistant manager to Giovanni Trapattoni.
“Mazzarri did a great job at Napoli, but he too would need reinforcements before making this side successful.
“I don’t know if Juventus have the €100m needed for a real transfer strategy. It’s impossible to even suggest potential buys, because the club risks not even qualifying for the Europa League.”
Republic of Ireland assistant manager Marco Tardelli says Gigi Del Neri isn’t to blame for Juventus’ troubles, but “Roberto Mancini won’t come.”
The last few weeks have seen Manchester City boss Mancini become the hot favourite to replace Del Neri at the end of the season.
“Now it’s difficult to find anyone to replace Del Neri,” former Juve legend Tardelli told Radio Sportiva.
“Mancini is happy in England and I don’t think he can accept the Bianconeri’s offer. He won’t come to Turin.
“Besides, Del Neri cannot shoulder all the blame, as it must be shared out between many people. If you remove Alessandro Del Piero and Gigi Buffon, Juve have no world class players.
“Del Neri made mistakes, but the squad at his disposal was not worthy of a title race, certainly not on a par with Milan and Inter. It’s difficult to judge his work in these circumstances.”
Among the other candidates for the Juventus bench are Napoli’s Walter Mazzarri and Porto manager Andre Villas Boas.
“I don’t know Villas Boas very well,” continued Tardelli, who is assistant manager to Giovanni Trapattoni.
“Mazzarri did a great job at Napoli, but he too would need reinforcements before making this side successful.
“I don’t know if Juventus have the €100m needed for a real transfer strategy. It’s impossible to even suggest potential buys, because the club risks not even qualifying for the Europa League.”
i hope mancini goes to juventus
he is too negative for City
city deserve a courageous brave positive manager like mourinho
higuain , benzema , adebayour all together on the pitch tonight AT HOME
oopss.... on the bench..
he is too negative for City
city deserve a courageous brave positive manager like mourinho
higuain , benzema , adebayour all together on the pitch tonight AT HOME
oopss.... on the bench..
TheMightyQuinn
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Didsbury Dave said:It can't be true really, though. Ive read incessantly on here he's here to build a ten year dynasty. No way would his agent be talking to other clubs, surely ? Not sir roberto di mancini, best and most loyal manager city have ever had . The man here to build a dynasty, unlike that naughty portugese scamp.waspish said:hahahahahahahahah.....................You make my day you do!
He wouldn't do that to you guys.
Would he?
Fucking. Piss. My. Self. Laughing. Really. Fucking. Hard. ;-)
Let's just hope he doesn't leave us in the shit, cool you'd be proven to be right on BM, amongst people you openly mock, scorn and by all accounts care little for, but what about City and the future?
If Mourinho says no, do you really want to see City struggle just so you can say 'I told you so'?