CFCFAN1 Posted 10 April 2016 Posted 10 April 2016 The nicest man in world football. Absolute love Claudio Ranieri!
foxfanazer Posted 10 April 2016 Posted 10 April 2016 Someone give that man a hug! The nicest man in world football. Absolute love Claudio Ranieri! Couldn't agree more! No malice, no agenda just genuine class
foxfanazer Posted 10 April 2016 Posted 10 April 2016 https://streamable.com/npodI defy anyone to watch that and not get a lump in your throat
CFCFAN1 Posted 10 April 2016 Posted 10 April 2016 Someone give that man a hug! Couldn't agree more! No malice, no agenda just genuine class Agreed, couldn't be more happy for the guy. He will recieve such a warm reception at Stamford Bridge.
foxfanazer Posted 10 April 2016 Posted 10 April 2016 Agreed, couldn't be more happy for the guy. He will recieve such a warm reception at Stamford Bridge. Hope so mate. Wouldn't mind him flicking the V's at Abramovic
Donut Posted 10 April 2016 Posted 10 April 2016 Firstly, let me say i do NOT want this to become a Pearson v Ranieri argument But when you see a guy at the final whistle emotional like that, you cant help but take him to heart. I dont think i could ever feel that way about Pearson, success or not.
CFCFAN1 Posted 10 April 2016 Posted 10 April 2016 Hope so mate. Wouldn't mind him flicking the V's at Abramovic Ranieri set us up for the future by giving us Champions League football and a platform to build on so Abramovich should be more thankful! I don't know a Chelsea fan that dislikes Ranieri or doesn't want you to win the league, just keep going you're so close!
americanfox Posted 10 April 2016 Posted 10 April 2016 Ranieri set us up for the future by giving us Champions League football and a platform to build on so Abramovich should be more thankful! I don't know a Chelsea fan that dislikes Ranieri or doesn't want you to win the league, just keep going you're so close! I hope Claudio brings an ostrich with him to Stamford Bridge. Here ya go, Roman!
foxfanazer Posted 10 April 2016 Posted 10 April 2016 Firstly, let me say i do NOT want this to become a Pearson v Ranieri argument But when you see a guy at the final whistle emotional like that, you cant help but take him to heart. I dont think i could ever feel that way about Pearson, success or not. Thats a shame you feel like that. Love Nige for what he did for us. Let's leave it there
Donut Posted 10 April 2016 Posted 10 April 2016 Thats a shame you feel like that. Love Nige for what he did for us. Let's leave it there Thats the point im making, i love what he did, but i dont love HIM. He doesnt conduct himself in a way that can be loved. Ranieri on the other hand, we are blessed to have him. This is not an argument, i have total respect for Pearson, his achievements, i think he is a good manager.
WesMorganGod Posted 10 April 2016 Posted 10 April 2016 Wow Ranieri was crying at the end, he was trying so hard to keep the tears back, but they were in his eyes. that was so emotional!!!
HighPeakFox Posted 10 April 2016 Posted 10 April 2016 I really do not know how I will feel when this is all over
erlee Posted 11 April 2016 Posted 11 April 2016 Has Ranieri stopped serving Pizzas...? Or have they now gone to Chinese Chow?
Bevilacqua Posted 11 April 2016 Posted 11 April 2016 An old press conference held during his Roma days. Even though you don't understand Italian I think you can find it funny, expecially from minute 3 onwards. He attacked the journalists because they were forcing him to use Simplicio, a brazilian player. I think he struggles with English language, but he's a master in his native language. You would expect such a perfect, inflectionless pronunciation from an actor, it's not common among managers and players (at least here in Italy). This enitre speech seems to come from a movie like "Any given sunday". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4fTiG8vKfg
Len Finsbury Posted 11 April 2016 Posted 11 April 2016 An old press conference held during his Roma days. Even though you don't understand Italian I think you can find it funny, expecially from minute 3 onwards. He attacked the journalists because they were forcing him to use Simplicio, a brazilian player. I think he struggles with English language, but he's a master in his native language. You would expect such a perfect, inflectionless pronunciation from an actor, it's not common among managers and players (at least here in Italy). This enitre speech seems to come from a movie like "Any given sunday". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4fTiG8vKfg What's interesting in this video is that everyone is on a carousel going round and round and round. That must put him off a bit.
WesMorganGod Posted 11 April 2016 Posted 11 April 2016 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMN_8-S3UHU&nohtml5=False
Chester Dontlie Posted 11 April 2016 Posted 11 April 2016 An old press conference held during his Roma days. Even though you don't understand Italian I think you can find it funny, expecially from minute 3 onwards. He attacked the journalists because they were forcing him to use Simplicio, a brazilian player. I think he struggles with English language, but he's a master in his native language. You would expect such a perfect, inflectionless pronunciation from an actor, it's not common among managers and players (at least here in Italy). This enitre speech seems to come from a movie like "Any given sunday". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4fTiG8vKfg I can easily imagine Claudio as an Emperor or ancient deity (Jove, Mars, Neptune, nothing minor) in one of those peplum epics they used to shoot in 50s and 60s. Such charisma and presence is quite rare among football managers these days. Indeed he's very outspoken in his native language. I'm so used to see illiterate morons, cynical assholes, notorious liars and deluded twats as football managers, it makes Claudio stand out even more in comparison. Things must've been much harder for him back then at Roma. Now that he's having this fairytale of a season with Leicester, whenever he walks into a conference room he makes the press his ostrich oysters
Izzy Posted 11 April 2016 Posted 11 April 2016 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMN_8-S3UHU&nohtml5=False I fvckin love that. I love Claudio and I love our team. In fact, the whole country and the whole world love us. I'm just feeling the love tonight
Izzy Posted 11 April 2016 Posted 11 April 2016 Claudio is a hippy. Peace and love! That's fvckin mint is that! I love him even more now if that's at all possible. What a legend.
Bevilacqua Posted 11 April 2016 Posted 11 April 2016 I can easily imagine Claudio as an Emperor or ancient deity (Jove, Mars, Neptune, nothing minor) in one of those peplum epics they used to shoot in 50s and 60s. Such charisma and presence is quite rare among football managers these days. Indeed he's very outspoken in his native language. I'm so used to see illiterate morons, cynical assholes, notorious liars and deluded twats as football managers, it makes Claudio stand out even more in comparison. Things must've been much harder for him back then at Roma. Now that he's having this fairytale of a season with Leicester, whenever he walks into a conference room he makes the press his ostrich oysters In Italy you have to fight on the pitch and in the press conference room. We have journalists that put incredible pressure on everybody. Every press conference is a battle. I've noticed that in England things are different. Everything is more relaxed and straightforward. After all, football is just a game.
Chester Dontlie Posted 12 April 2016 Posted 12 April 2016 Claudio is a hippy. Peace and love! "THIS CONTENT IS NOT AVAILABLE IN YOUR COUNTRY" :ph34r: :ph34r:
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