Ranieri

[The_77]

 

[SK3Blue]

So pleased for him, it must have entered his head how Rodgers was given so much time and yet he was fired quickly in comparison. I'm glad he's still achieving great things, love the guy. 

[Wasyls Pec Deck]

8 hours ago, weller54 said:

Interesting. 

Fascinating isn’t it

[Ricey]

I suggested Ranieri in October as a Rodgers replacement until the end of the season and was laughed out of the place.

 

He’s always been a fire fighter and is clearly still capable of creating a reaction. He’d have lifted everyone, removed the toxicity and no doubt tightened us up defensively.

[westernpark]

40 minutes ago, Ricey said:

I suggested Ranieri in October as a Rodgers replacement until the end of the season and was laughed out of the place.

 

He’s always been a fire fighter and is clearly still capable of creating a reaction. He’d have lifted everyone, removed the toxicity and no doubt tightened us up defensively.

It’s not an unreasonable suggestion, but perhaps people had his time at Fulham and Watford on their minds. Might have done better than Smith though. 

[Cadno'r Cymoedd]

Forza Claudio. ❤️

[PAPA LAZAROU]

2 hours ago, westernpark said:

It’s not an unreasonable suggestion, but perhaps people had his time at Fulham and Watford on their minds. Might have done better than Smith though. 

And the Greek national side.

[TJQuik]

5 hours ago, Ricey said:

I suggested Ranieri in October as a Rodgers replacement until the end of the season and was laughed out of the place.

 

He’s always been a fire fighter and is clearly still capable of creating a reaction. He’d have lifted everyone, removed the toxicity and no doubt tightened us up defensively.

It would be very unlikely that he'd keep us up and I'd hate to taint his success here with relegation. It was bad enough letting him go the season after we won.

[tsintskaro]

So happy for him

It always amazed me how Nigeal Pearson is respected here, but when it comes to Claudio, he gets a lot less recognition 

I am not saying Pearson does not deserve it, more like Claudio needs more applaud 

[Kitchandro]

18 hours ago, TJQuik said:

It would be very unlikely that he'd keep us up and I'd hate to taint his success here with relegation. It was bad enough letting him go the season after we won.

Well, it already seems to be, as people give all the credit for that to Vichai, and completely ignore the fact that his tactics that year (the total antithesis to Rodgers) were the reason so many teams struggled to contain us.

 

Shame he tried to complicate it a bit the following season instead of just having faith in the system. But anyway, he gets very little respect on here, I’d argue we haven’t had a good manager since and he did a ridiculous job with that squad, especially when you compare it to the bottling and underachievement under Rodgers and Puel.

[ultrafox]

1 hour ago, tsintskaro said:

So happy for him

It always amazed me how Nigeal Pearson is respected here, but when it comes to Claudio, he gets a lot less recognition 

I am not saying Pearson does not deserve it, more like Claudio needs more applaud 

Like the standing ovation he got in Rome, from both sets of fans.

 

 

Edited 13 June 2023 by ultrafox

[justfoxes]

What an absolute Legend Claudio Ranieri is the Peter Pan of Football managers just imagine having him as DOF ?

[FoxFossil]

7 minutes ago, justfoxes said:

What an absolute Legend Claudio Ranieri is the Peter Pan of Football managers just imagine having him as DOF ?

Gerimin.

[mucfox]

Claudio is a real hero and legend...I'm very happy for this great manager

 

 

[Gamble92]

On 12/06/2023 at 07:01, SK3Blue said:

So pleased for him, it must have entered his head how Rodgers was given so much time and yet he was fired quickly in comparison. I'm glad he's still achieving great things, love the guy. 

Love Ranieri but we were absolutely right to sack him.

[SouthStandUpperTier]

Might have just saved his job for today at least. Cagliari were 0-3 down at home to Frosinone after 70 mins. Came back incredibly for a much needed win, 4-3.

[cruzFOX]

No Claudio no premier league. It’s as simple as that. He was a major part of a perfect storm that made history. 

[Koke]

He's 72 years old. Surprised he's still bothered with management. Go hang out with your grandkids and watch your team AS Roma, and maybe do some punditry here and there. 

[sacreblueits442]

On 12/06/2023 at 08:51, westernpark said:

It’s not an unreasonable suggestion, but perhaps people had his time at Fulham and Watford on their minds. Might have done better than Smith though. 

...also his legacy would have been tainted!!!

  Still will be one of our greatest ever managers, big gamble to come here and be sunk by an environment so toxic, I could see no one being able to pull us out again.

[RumbleFox]

God I love him. That face. Fvck. What a man. 

[DJ Barry Hammond]

This was not the ex-manager thread I expected to be refreshed on the forum just now.

[Parafox]

3 hours ago, RumbleFox said:

God I love him. That face. Fvck. What a man. 

 

And his mate, Andrea:

 

 

 

If you weren't in tears, you weren't human.

 

[Wymsey]