How many sackings does this guy have to suffer before he realises he should call it a day?
Dumped by Watford just now after 14 games which is probably about right for him. How we conceded 4 to those mugs is a travesty as well, are we their only win since he was hired as well ffs??
Ranieri
posted on 24/1/22
I doubt even he’s that deluded.
posted on 24/1/22
Like I say above, sacking a manager after finishing 11th and getting to a cup final, for a team like Watford. Seems to have a deluded sense of ambition.
posted on 24/1/22
That’s not why he was sacked, though. The Pozzo family have always been trigger happy, it’s not about ambition just that Italian owners see coaches as far more expendable than people in England do.
posted on 24/1/22
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He has achieved more than Ralf in management to be fair
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Won the same amount of PL titles as Klopp too
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0.5 more if we’re honest. Their title* was won behind closed doors.
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wrong, the title was sewn up well before that. i dont think we even had to play another game and we'd still have won it. paused on 82 points after 29 games, city finished on 81 after 38. if anything winning it tht early should count as 1.5 titles
posted on 24/1/22
As for the OP, i thought people liked Ranieri, like he was one of the good guys people seemed to like. Has done some alright work for clubs, not followed his entire career that closely though. Is Watford troubles his fault? is any manager gonna be good enough for them?
posted on 24/1/22
Should have retired in a high when he won the league. He’s been more or less hopeless since.
posted on 24/1/22
It's rather strange how he is judged so poorly as a manager yet arguably has the single greatest footballing achievement in history on his CV.
posted on 24/1/22
A few days ago CR said that they sack managers in Italy just like they go out and buy an ice cream (or some such similar words). He wasn’t surprised with what Pozzo had to say.
He is one of the “good guys”.
posted on 24/1/22
comment by InBefore (U20589)
posted 47 minutes ago
As for the OP, i thought people liked Ranieri, like he was one of the good guys people seemed to like. Has done some alright work for clubs, not followed his entire career that closely though. Is Watford troubles his fault? is any manager gonna be good enough for them?
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Nah it was won behind closed doors. It’s a bit like a tree falling in the rainforest. Does it actually make a sound if no one is there to hear it?
posted on 26/1/22
They replaced him with Hodgson