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Would he be a success? Leazes?

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Alex.......can't you decide for yourself :lol:

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Howay man Leazes, hit or miss? :o

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howay man Alex, you decide for Freddie .. :angry:

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Would he be a success? Leazes?

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Alex.......can't you decide for yourself :lol:

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Howay man Leazes, hit or miss? :o

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howay man Alex, you decide for Freddie .. :angry:

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To be fair, he's never heard of the bloke.

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Would he be a success? Leazes?

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Alex.......can't you decide for yourself :lol:

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Howay man Leazes, hit or miss? :o

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howay man Alex, you decide for Freddie .. :(

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Simple yes or no will do! :angry:

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First post so I'll probably be slaughtered. anyways...

 

The Argument against is obviously his lack of selection stability as everyone is aware of. That and he speaks shiite :lol:

 

But think about this, Chelsea now are mainly made up of players HE brought to the club.

 

Cech - Arranged while he was in charge

Terry - Could say he brought him through

Gallas - Very good player

Lampard - Has come into his own under José, but brought to the club by Ranieri

Duff, Joe Cole, Makelele, Crespo, Gudjohnsen, Bridge (when he was on his game) were all Ranieri signings. Robbens transfer was also arranged while he was in charge.

 

He gave Chelsea a 4th place and 2nd place finish, got to an FA Cup Final, reached the CL Semi Finals. What would we give for that right now!

 

Just pointing at the positives before dismissing him too quickly as an option.

 

I still want Hitzfeld or O'Neill though :o

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Cech and Robben were transfers arranged while Ranieri was in charge, but it's commonly accepted that Kenyon, and not Ranieri was repsponsible for them...

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Cech and Robben were transfers arranged while Ranieri was in charge, but it's commonly accepted that Kenyon, and not Ranieri was repsponsible for them...

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Hernan Crespo signed by Ranieri ?

 

Joe Cole signed by Ranieri ?

 

Frank Lampard signed by Ranieri ?

 

John Terry brought into the Chelsea first team by Ranieri ?

 

William Gallas signed by Ranieri ?

 

Robert Huth signed by Ranieri ?

 

Claude Makelele signed by Ranieri ?

 

Eidur Gudjohnsen signed by Ranieri ?

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Hernan Crespo signed by Ranieri - YES

 

Joe Cole signed by Ranieri - YES

 

Frank Lampard signed by Ranieri YES

 

John Terry brought into the Chelsea first team by Ranieri - NO

 

William Gallas signed by Ranieri - YES

 

Robert Huth signed by Ranieri - NO

 

Claude Makelele signed by Ranieri - YES

 

Eidur Gudjohnsen signed by Ranieri - NO

 

He also set up the Drogba deal before he left...

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Hernan Crespo signed by Ranieri - YES

 

Joe Cole signed by Ranieri  - YES

 

Frank Lampard signed by Ranieri YES

 

John Terry brought into the Chelsea first team by Ranieri - NO

 

William Gallas signed by Ranieri - YES

 

Robert Huth signed by Ranieri - NO

 

Claude Makelele signed by Ranieri - YES

 

Eidur Gudjohnsen signed by Ranieri - NO

 

He also set up the Drogba deal before he left...

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Can we agree that the Ranieri signings have been more successful than Mourinho's ?

 

Not a bad judge of talent is he ?

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He's just the sort of appointment I expect from the fat man tbh. Fred's record of appointing managers suggest he will go for someone who is the anti Souness. As such Ranieri is likeable to the fans and his teams play attractive football.

Never mind that we could appoint someone who could move the club forward in the long term when we can look for a short term change eh?

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I stand corrected over Terry (made his debut the season before Ranieri took over) However he did win Chelseas player of the year during Ranieri's first season. Also I was wrong about Gudjohnsen.

 

Whether he would be good here I don't know, but you can't say that he didn't sign quality at Chelsea, at lot of whom are responsible for where they are now.

 

Anyway its only him thats expressed interest, not the club.

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Ranieri would be behind O'Neill, Hitzfeld and Roeder for my choice of manager, but I wouldn't be disapointed with him.

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Ooh, the bandwagon is rolling :lol:

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Not getting carried away yet. Afterall, Souness won 5 or 6 on the spin in his first few weeks.

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in the 2001-2 season when Houllier was ill, Phil Thompson took over for several months and they finished 2nd. Do you think he was ever considered for the top post just because he did a good job in a Caretaker role?

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That's a fair point and I hope that Roeder isn't in the running even if we were to get into Europe and/or win the cup, unless we really have no one better to take the job.

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