Ah, Zamperini... always good for a laugh. I give Delio Rossi 6 months at the absolute max.
Full Version: Zamperini would have sacked Ferrara alerady
Ah, Zamperini... always good for a laugh. I give Delio Rossi 6 months at the absolute max.
Ugh, my bad... forgot to actually post the article and I can't edit. Can someone merge please?
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Palermo president Maurizio Zamparini claims he would have sacked coach Ciro Ferrara if he was in charge at the club.
Zamparini, famous for his trigger happy firing of coaches, admits he would not have been as patient as the current Juve board in relation to recent failures in Turin.
"Ferrara? I would have changed coach already," Zamparini thundered on GR Parlamento.
"Juventus' style is not like mine. I am more fiery. Coaching Juventus means big resposibilities. They have been made to pay by choosing a young coach who lacks experiences."
However, Zamparini has shown some understanding to Ferrara, claiming everyone is to blame for the strait-jacket trends. Critics have often blamed Amauri, but Zampa has defended the Brazilian. He has told the striker to walk out in response to the failures.
"Amauri? He is not a poor player, but the whole club is. Coach and team. I hope Amauri finds another team as Juve are treating him badly. He is the strongest striker in Europe, but Juve are failing him."
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
Zamparini, famous for his trigger happy firing of coaches, admits he would not have been as patient as the current Juve board in relation to recent failures in Turin.
"Ferrara? I would have changed coach already," Zamparini thundered on GR Parlamento.
"Juventus' style is not like mine. I am more fiery. Coaching Juventus means big resposibilities. They have been made to pay by choosing a young coach who lacks experiences."
However, Zamparini has shown some understanding to Ferrara, claiming everyone is to blame for the strait-jacket trends. Critics have often blamed Amauri, but Zampa has defended the Brazilian. He has told the striker to walk out in response to the failures.
"Amauri? He is not a poor player, but the whole club is. Coach and team. I hope Amauri finds another team as Juve are treating him badly. He is the strongest striker in Europe, but Juve are failing him."
Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com
Well that is a surprise 
Zamparini changes coaches like most people change underwear.
Zamparini changes coaches like most people change underwear.
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At the weekend, Zamparini spoke about Ferrara, apparently saying it was an error to hire him, a comment he denies making.
“I have not invented a scoop on Juve. I only replied to questions on Amauri and the crisis in Turin,” Zamparini explained.
“I pointed out the burden on Ferrara's back, he a young trainer and he's under enormous pressure, and instead the concept that he isn't worth anything as a Coach has come to pass.
“The directors have made a mistake in burdening him with such great pressure. First Ferrara should get his experience. I have nothing to apologise for,” Zamparini concluded.
“I have not invented a scoop on Juve. I only replied to questions on Amauri and the crisis in Turin,” Zamparini explained.
“I pointed out the burden on Ferrara's back, he a young trainer and he's under enormous pressure, and instead the concept that he isn't worth anything as a Coach has come to pass.
“The directors have made a mistake in burdening him with such great pressure. First Ferrara should get his experience. I have nothing to apologise for,” Zamparini concluded.
Oh well 
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