The former Leeds owner? I'm going to say guilty.Winston Biscuit wrote:'financial paperwork irregularities' from Massimo Cellino's Brescia
The former Leeds owner? I'm going to say guilty.Winston Biscuit wrote:'financial paperwork irregularities' from Massimo Cellino's Brescia
Bit of a legend, isn't he? He took over on 14th November. They lost the first two league games on his tenure, and have lost just two since, a run that included 19 games unbeaten. He has taken them from 15th, to the Conference League at worst, Europa League if they beat Torino on the final day, and maybe Champions League if Juventus slip up.Royal Rother wrote:When Ranieri gets it right he gets it right in a big way.
Since he took over (at the time) potentially relegation bound Roma they have won more points than any other team in the Serie A.
He says he won't be there next season though. Back to retirement, until the next rescue call I suppose.
Standard expected “negotiation” from these big names, they play off against other clubs so they can use what they’re offered to get a better deal from, in this case, Munich. Of course City might just be getting upset as Wirtz has said he’d rather join Liverpool than City or something but fully expect him to, totally surprisinglySanguine wrote:Ahead of their squad being dismantled this summer - a quirk of Leverkusen's brilliantness is that their three league defeats this season have all come at home. They are now unbeaten in 34 away league games, which is a German record, and stretches back to their defeat at Bochum on the last day of the 22/23 season.
City 'pparently not in the race to sign Wirtz. Has all the makings of another player (like his teammate Jonathan Tah) being linked to lots of English clubs and then joining Bayern Munich.
Must have been something in the water at Leicester, because the 'turnaround' started under Nigel Pearson, he deserves a lot of credit for keeping them up and stabilising the club. But what Ranieri then did was of course magic.tnosugar wrote:Yeah, Ranieri really does have that magic touch when he takes over struggling teams. I remember when he went to Leicester, nobody expected much, and then boom, Premier League title. With Roma, I’ve watched a few of their matches this season and the turnaround under him has been wild. It’s that steady hand and calm presence he brings that clearly lifts the squad.
I’ve been following more Serie A games lately, especially as the race for Europa and Conference League spots heats up. If you're looking to catch some of those decisive fixtures live, you might want to check this website. They usually have tickets available even when it's tight to find them elsewhere.
His father is a Galician if anyone was wondering why he’s keen on Coruña. Spain reportedly trying to get him to switch allegiance tooWinston Biscuit wrote:I was reminded of Charlie Patino at the weekend. young English up and comer who was at Arsenal, loads of positive noise around how good he was going to be, was in the England Under 21's, then chose to leave them as apparently his dream was to play for Deportivo La Coruna who he grew up supporting.
They are on track to finish in the bottom half of the Spanish 2nd tier and he made just 3 sub appearances all season
What a season for him. He's had more shots on target than any other Napoli player this seasonWinston Biscuit wrote:What a moment for McTominey!!!
He's one of those players whose been around FOREVER and imWinston Biscuit wrote:Brilliant goal from Lukaku
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