04 Jun 07
CHE CAVOLO SUCCEDE?
I mean, WHAT? Have they gone mad? Ranieri, manager of Juventus?
IO NON CI CREDO! I do NOT believe it! I know he did well this season with Parma but the seat at Juve is a lot hotter!
I simply do not get this at all!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/europe/6719901.stm
04 Jun 07
Originally posted by asromacalcioI feel she is perfectly qualified to coach the little girls
CHE CAVOLO SUCCEDE?
I mean, WHAT? Have they gone mad? Ranieri, manager of Juventus?
IO NON CI CREDO! I do NOT believe it! I know he did well this season with Parma but the seat at Juve is a lot hotter!
I simply do not get this at all!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/europe/6719901.stm
04 Jun 07
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Originally posted by asromacalciojust making fun of the little girls that get carried off on stretchers for paper cuts. And run and kick their way through hours of endless boredom only to end in a 0-0 draw.
Your post is less confusing than the Juve appointment, but I still don't understand it.
04 Jun 07
Originally posted by asromacalcioWell, I'm still not sure why did they get rid of Deschamps? Good guy, nice record.. 😲 Seems rather odd.. maybe Agnelli's have some sort of evil plan..
CHE CAVOLO SUCCEDE?
I mean, WHAT? Have they gone mad? Ranieri, manager of Juventus?
IO NON CI CREDO! I do NOT believe it! I know he did well this season with Parma but the seat at Juve is a lot hotter!
I simply do not get this at all!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/europe/6719901.stm
05 Jun 07
Originally posted by pulu2Very little is left of Agnelli's legacy in this Juventus.
.. maybe Agnelli's have some sort of evil plan..
If a real Agnelli was still alive they would never keep go away a good tranier like Deschamps : he left because the new staff is composed by a bunch of snob a-holes who don't know a damn on how to manage a football club.
05 Jun 07
Originally posted by RavelloWell for the first time I found a mistake in your English (probably a typo), but other than that I find no fault in your post.
Very little is left of Agnelli's legacy in this Juventus.
If a real Agnelli was still alive they would never keep go away a good tranier like Deschamps : he left because the new staff is composed by a bunch of snob a-holes who don't know a damn on how to manage a football club.
But snobs or not, they still want to win. I don't see how this reflects that at all.
05 Jun 07
Originally posted by asromacalcioMaybe Ranieri is on first name terms with more referees?
Well for the first time I found a mistake in your English (probably a typo), but other than that I find no fault in your post.
But snobs or not, they still want to win. I don't see how this reflects that at all.
😉
05 Jun 07
I doubt he'll last long there, but if he doesn't he'll be in big demand over here: he's a much-loved figure in Britain. Although, truth to tell, I think the nation mourned when he learned English and ditched his fat comedy translator (who appeared to be making up Ranieri's post-match interviews as he went along).
06 Jun 07
Originally posted by RavelloAnzi, intendevo che ti sbagliavi la forma del 'congiuntivo' inglese, ormai poco esistente, il nostro 'che fosse', If Agnelli were invece di was. Ma allora, non e' neanche uno sbaglio, solo che e' piu' corretto usare were.
Yes, tranier/trainer was clearly a typo.
Altrimenti trovo difficile da credere che tu non abbia vissuto da noi per molto tempo, 10 anni, o che forse tu non abbia un genitore inglese. Sei veramente bravo.
A presto, ciao.
06 Jun 07
Originally posted by asromacalcioAbout half past seven I think.
Anzi, intendevo che ti sbagliavi la forma del 'congiuntivo' inglese, ormai poco esistente, il nostro 'che fosse', If Agnelli were invece di was. Ma allora, non e' neanche uno sbaglio, solo che e' piu' corretto usare were.
Altrimenti trovo difficile da credere che tu non abbia vissuto da noi per molto tempo, 10 anni, o che forse tu non abbia un genitore inglese. Sei veramente bravo.
A presto, ciao.