Inter sack another manager,Rafa .....

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left them with terminal damage just like Liverpool LOL

Ranieri sacked by Inter as 'Tinkerman' pays price for poor league form


By Sportsmail Reporter
PUBLISHED: 20:18, 26 March 2012 | UPDATED: 21:40, 26 March 2012

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Inter Milan have sacked manager Claudio Ranieri.

Andrea Stramaccioni, who this weekend led the Nerazzurri's youngsters to victory in the inaugural NextGen Series, is to take charge of the first team.
The vastly-experienced Ranieri replaced Gian Piero Gasperini in September but was unable to turn around Inter's season, with Sunday's 2-0 defeat to Juventus extending a woeful run that has seen them win only one of their last 10 Serie A matches.

Marching orders: Inter Milan's coach Claudio Ranieri has been sacked

That dismal sequence has left them down in eighth place, 10 points adrift of the Champions League places, and 22 behind league-leading rivals AC Milan.
The loss to Juventus was also their 12th league defeat of the campaign, only one shy of the club record of 13 suffered in 1947-48.
The Inter statement read: 'President Massimo Moratti and everyone at Inter would like to offer their sincere thanks to Claudio Ranieri and his staff for the professionalism and commitment they showed over recent months in charge of the team.
'Furthermore Inter would like to report that Andrea Stramaccioni - the coach of the Primavera team, who won the NextGen Series - will take charge of the first team.
'The club wishes Andrea Stramaccioni the best of luck as he will join up with the team tomorrow at the Centro Sportivo Angelo Moratti.'

Dejected: Inter's defeat to Juventus spelled the end for Ranieri

Inter confirmed in a second announcement that Stramaccioni would be officially presented to the media at 1700 (local time).
Despite Sunday's loss, Ranieri had appeared to have been given a vote of confidence by Moratti earlier on Monday.
When asked if the 60-year-old, who counts the likes of Chelsea, Juve, Atletico Madrid, Valencia, Fiorentina and Roma among his former clubs, was the man to see Inter through to end of the season, Moratti said: 'I think so.'
However, Inter have now decided to give Stramaccioni the reins.
Stramaccioni guided Inter's youngster to victory in the inaugural NextGen Series following a penalty shoot-out victory over Ajax in Sunday's final in London.
Inter are next in action against Genoa at home on Sunday.


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Leanardo repair the Rafa damage, but him run out of town.

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Inter chief Moratti puts Villas-Boas pursuit on hold following advice from Mourinho

The Real Madrid coach remains close to the Nerazzurri supremo and his warning that AVB is not the right man for the job could give Stramaccioni a longer-term role at the helm

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More On : Inter, André Villas-Boas, Andrea Stramaccioni





EXCLUSIVE
By Salvatore Landolina

Jose Mourinho has advised Inter president Massimo Moratti against hiring Andre Villas-Boas as coach in the summer, with Andrea Stramaccioni now in with a chance of keeping the top job beyond the end of the season, Goal.com understands.
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The Nerazzurri have appointed Stramaccioni as interim boss until the end of the current campaign, but Villas-Boas, sacked by Chelsea at the start of the month, is still being heavily linked with the underperforming Serie A outfit. Indeed, Moratti made an approach to the Portuguese before he left Porto for Stamford Bridge last June and had, up until recently, considered the 34-year-old the leading candidate to drag the club out of their current malaise.

However, the Inter supremo’s interest in Villas-Boas has now cooled - for two reasons.

Firstly, Real Madrid coach Mourinho, who remains a close confidante of Moratti’s following his trophy-laden two-year spell at Appiano Gentile, has warned the oil tycoon against appointing his former protege.

Villas-Boas served under Mourinho at both Porto and Inter but the pair’s relationship broke down after the former left the Nerazzurri in 2009 to take charge of Academica. However, it is not yet known exactly why Mourinho does not believe Villas-Boas is the man to revive the ailing Nerazzurri.

"Moratti calls Mourinho regularly to discuss everything about Inter with him, and he has been warned off Villas-Boas by his former coach," a source at Inter has explained to Goal.com. "Mourinho believes AVB is not the right man for Inter."

On top of the Mourinho warning, Moratti is concerned by the way in which Villas-Boas’ stint with Chelsea came to an end, with the English club’s senior players allegedly having played a key role in his dismissal.

As revealed earlier this month by Goal.com, the Inter chief met with representatives of Villas-Boas after he left Chelsea, but the president now has his doubts over whether the Portuguese would be able to control a dressing room populated by seasoned campaigners who played a prominent role in the treble success of 2010. As a result, Moratti has been moved to contact Chelsea to determine the veracity of reports that he was forced out by 'player power'.

"Inter have contacted someone in the Chelsea staff because they are worried how AVB might manage the players, especially the ones with experience," added our source. "They want to be clear that he is not going to have problems with senior players such as Javier Zanetti and Diego Milito."

With all of this in mind, Moratti is now very much open to the idea of retaining the services of Stramaccioni on a permanent basis should the 36-year-old, who impressed by leading Inter Primavera to victory in the inaugural NextGen tournament, bring about an upturn in the club’s fortunes for the remaining nine Serie A matches this season.

With Villas-Boas’ agent having stated earlier this week that his client has no intention of even thinking about football until the summer, let alone pondering his next move, an under-pressure Moratti is now set to adopt a wait-and-see approach in relation to a decision that he simply has to get right to appease Nerazzurri fans.

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mourinho soon run club football inna all a di european leages dem!!! dang!!!!