Gian Piero Gasperini
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we still have those players , are u "happy" for that ?!
whatfuckingever .....
Bilan signed 11 players and lost the CI while won the league for a lucky points deficit to us ..... RM paid hundreds of millions and they only won a league's cup ..... same thing for ManCity ....
and RM signed Mourinho ........ is this the good business according to u , drama queen ?
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just found an interesting article back in 2009. i know its just a rumour. but still, to be rumoured taking SAF place is kinda something. problably just media BS but it seems he caught the attention of the media back then with his Genoa side
Gian Piero Gasperini - Report
The Red Devils are reportedly interested in one of Italy's most wanted...
Dec 9, 2009 10:45:11 AM
Manchester United are said to be following Genoa coach Gian Piero Gasperini with great interest with a view to signing him.
According to Tuttosport, Sir Alex Ferguson is impressed with the 51-year-old's style of football in the port city and wants him at Old Trafford as his technical assistant.
The report claims Ferguson will help guide Gasperini into becoming the full-time manager there once the Scot calls it a day. Gasperini has been followed for a while now with a number of United scouts visiting Marassi on different occasions.
It is said Fergie is particularly attracted to Gasperini's unique style of football with Genoa becoming renowned for a hard-working, yet fluent pattern of play. But luring him could be a struggle as the Italian is fully committed to Genoa with his current deal not expiring until 2012. Furthermore, Fiorentina, Napoli and Juventus have all shown an interest in him previously.
But a major offer from England could lead to him taking action and following Carlo Ancelotti to the Premier League.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
Gian Piero Gasperini - Report
The Red Devils are reportedly interested in one of Italy's most wanted...
Dec 9, 2009 10:45:11 AM
Manchester United are said to be following Genoa coach Gian Piero Gasperini with great interest with a view to signing him.
According to Tuttosport, Sir Alex Ferguson is impressed with the 51-year-old's style of football in the port city and wants him at Old Trafford as his technical assistant.
The report claims Ferguson will help guide Gasperini into becoming the full-time manager there once the Scot calls it a day. Gasperini has been followed for a while now with a number of United scouts visiting Marassi on different occasions.
It is said Fergie is particularly attracted to Gasperini's unique style of football with Genoa becoming renowned for a hard-working, yet fluent pattern of play. But luring him could be a struggle as the Italian is fully committed to Genoa with his current deal not expiring until 2012. Furthermore, Fiorentina, Napoli and Juventus have all shown an interest in him previously.
But a major offer from England could lead to him taking action and following Carlo Ancelotti to the Premier League.
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
I have not heard alot about Gasperini , apart from leading Genoa to Serie a and some success with them ... What im mostly interested in is - Does he give any chance to young players ? (Cou/Obi/Alibec or w/e youngster we have) or we are gonna see Kharja/Deki/Cordoba/ all the time ?
Thx.
GOOD LUCK GASP AND FORZA INTER !!!!!!!!!
Thx.
GOOD LUCK GASP AND FORZA INTER !!!!!!!!!
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People are screaming for Villas-Boas who has one good season behind him (and come one, is it so hard to win the Portuguese league with Porto? Or Europa League where the "top class teams" that are participating rather be home playing Playstation. Look at the teams that made it through the quarter-finals - it's all mid teams like Porto.) and Bielsa who hasn't coached a club team since '98 (Espanyol). I'm not saying these would fail at Inter but neither will Gasperini.
Benvenuto Gian Piero Gasperini!
Benvenuto Gian Piero Gasperini!
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10 years of FIFCan't wait for the official presentation, there will definitely be a question about formation that he plans on using 
And yes, GOOD LUCK GASPERINI, I believe he will do well with us
And yes, GOOD LUCK GASPERINI, I believe he will do well with us
This is the best way the management can make a decision without really making one.
Keeping the status qua and ensuring that Baresi and the current staff stays on is better than a revolutionary Rafa style manager.
His appointment can mean a lot of things but some people are so dramatic. if the management deserves any criticism then it was for last summers appointment of Rafa who i blame for a lack
of summer purchases.
When there is some coherency with the coach and Branca than specific signings players can be signed. With Rafa, he was pulling one way and Branca another.
When the board is united than decisions and targets are more swiftly acquired. With Gasperini the Board will make all the moves without hesitancy, which has been a good thing for a long time.
Keeping the status qua and ensuring that Baresi and the current staff stays on is better than a revolutionary Rafa style manager.
His appointment can mean a lot of things but some people are so dramatic. if the management deserves any criticism then it was for last summers appointment of Rafa who i blame for a lack
of summer purchases.
When there is some coherency with the coach and Branca than specific signings players can be signed. With Rafa, he was pulling one way and Branca another.
When the board is united than decisions and targets are more swiftly acquired. With Gasperini the Board will make all the moves without hesitancy, which has been a good thing for a long time.
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^ Nice, thanx for posting!
you're welcome
i honestly think this is a good decision from the management. AVB is just too expensive for a coach and it would give him too much pressure to do his job.
just have to wait and see how he does with chelsea then we decide is he really worth those 15 million
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10 years of FIFOne thing about his tactics:
He never had any for playmaker role, that could be lead to the 343 system.
If he has a Sneijder, a hardly believe he would implement this 343 here, too.
He never had any for playmaker role, that could be lead to the 343 system.
If he has a Sneijder, a hardly believe he would implement this 343 here, too.
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10 years of FIFThis isn't directed to me but still i'm going in your private battle with luca (and may god help me
)Anyway luca is right on this and let me give you my reasoning for that ...
You must distinguish the transfer market season from the regular playing season . The club works in the same way in both occasions (with the goal to win ) but still it should recieve 2 marks that could and usually are different from one another.
If in the summer you go and buy mourinho/avb/hiddink as a coach than you give a clear message to the fans and the opponents that you really mean business while if you buy the likes of gasperini/dellio rosi/mihajlovic (and most importantly after you have tried to buy avb/hiddink) you don't give the same message. This doesn't mean that with gasperini we are going in serie b because he can prove to be great and win CL but in the moment we are i can't praise or give the maximum mark to moratti for signing him . Than in june everything could change or be confirmed .
It's like with players . You need a midfielder right now. If you and buy shweinsteiger you are calm and confident in bigger results and you praise moratti for that but if you buy poli/casemiro than you don't have the same feelings . You hope for the best but for the moment you can't possibly be enthusiastic about it and you don't say : "Now with poli we are going to win everything(although you could)."
Gasperini is the "poli" of the managers for us right now
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10 years of FIFCome on Natasha, you're better than that. You know my stance about this, and it's much broader topic.
No. What I believe is based on the recent years, the ffp rule approaching, interviews and all, I believe we're already -15+15mln in ballance in normal(1/8cl) year. So yes, in normal year, and after FFP is fully into effect I can't expect us to sign players for 70mln, if we will have only small part of it available, that would be foolish.
However, last summer and this year being last year when FFP is not yet into effect, we got a significant boost in money, and I expected us to act smart and reinforce the squad when the time was perfect. We were CL winners and it would be much easier to interest players to come to Inter.
Who said I don't support the club Natasha? I do support it, but not blindly. Are those who criticise the club automaticly cast out of the supporter group?
Are you saying, that nomatter what decision the management would took you would still support it and agree with it as a good choice?
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Lose the attitude. Until you do, I won't be discussing with you.
all praise for the great SAF ....
if u really think about it , Italian tacticians are the best .... now who's the best out there for up and coming Italian coaches ??!! .... i wouldn't say anyone with better potential than Gasperini despite his last days with Genoa ....
Gaseprini is the right man for the next "Italian" style revolution ..... good luck , Gasp
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Forum Supporter10 years of FIFSneijder might find his place in the 3 up front, him and Eto'o slightly behind Pazzini ?
Just saying..possible