Renzo Ulivieri: "Tonight indicative challenge to see who can replace Vucinic"

by DeviAngel Thu Dec 08, 2011 7:41 pm

A few hours from Juventus and Bologna of the Italian Cup TuttoJuve.com contacted Renzo Ulivieri exclusively, technician who has linked his name to Bolognese in the 90s by taking them to two years from Serie C1 to A. The current president of the Italian Football Coaches tells us about his current situation of both teams:

Renzo Ulivieri, who will be playing Juventus and Bologna?

"On paper it seems to be no history, all in favor of hanging and because Juventus are a team stronger and fitter, and because the misfortune of not having qualified for European football team this year is free from international commitments to which has the ability to deal with the Italian Cup with a different spirit. "

How would you rate the location of the two teams so far?

"On Juventus little to add to what has been said. The results are plain for everyone, a fact that the Bianconeri are doing amazing things and can go really far, with regard to the Bologna I am pleased that we are pulling up after the initial difficulties, seems to have found the right way. "

Just Bologna has paid duty early in the season. It was good to relieve Bisoli also considered the timing happened to the red and blue in the difficult first few games?

"To judge things well should be inside, so you have to understand what happened in the Bologna. Certainly it is something that leaves no doubt, then I usually have quite contrary to the solutions of this kind. "

Tonight may be a key match for some players who are deserving of confirmation from the Juve and also to see who can replace Vucinic?

"Absolutely, Earl knows better than anyone else who can replace the Montenegrin, but surely the challenge may be indicative tonight to see who can replace him now that he is injured. Regarding the chances that those who play just as Krasic, it should be noted that Count ranks the 11 it sees fit and the results are giving reason. Who has less space must have patience and take advantage of opportunities when they are granted. "