Claudio Ranieri
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It’s a club with all the resources a manager could want for, but which comes with the hefty burden of Russian owner Roman Abramovic’s expectations. And they’re not easily satisfied. Just ask departed managers Claudio Ranieri, ‘special one’ Jose... Full Article at The Roar
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Along the way Chelsea has won the Barclay’s Premier League, the FA Cup and the Carling Cup multiple times but until Saturday his dream of winning the UEFA Champions League had proven agonizingly elusive. 2004 – Semi final loss to Monaco. Manager... Full Article at Forbes
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Inter Milan's coach Claudio Ranieri gestures during the Italian Serie A football match between Juventus and Inter Milan at the Juventus Stadium in Turin on March 25, 2012. View Photo »
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They will respect Barca but afraid? No. Why? It will be a close match. They have had some close matches before and maybe it will be different this time.
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But after Claudio Ranieri's tinkering they lose the first leg 3-1 before a 2-2 draw in the return at Stamford Bridge leads to their exit. Ranieri is sacked. With José Mourinho in charge, Chelsea win the title for the first time in 50 years and reach... Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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It took the arrival of Mourinho, Abramovich's first victim after the amiable Claudio Ranieri had been sent on his way, to restore some authority to the role of coach at the Bernabeu and if we imagine the air will be thick with irony if Chelsea win... Full Article at The Independent
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Inter Milan Dutch midfielder Wesley Sneijder runs during a training session at the Pinetina headquarter, in Appiano Gentile, Italy, Tuesday, March 27, 2012. Inter Milan fired former coach Claudio Ranieri on Monday after a run of just one win in its last... View Photo »
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Can Claudio Ranieri be sure his job is safe? Yes, absolutely
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Claudio Ranieri, (born October 20, 1951 in Rome, Italy) is an Italian football manager and former player, currently manager of Juventus. Full Article At Wikipedia.org
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