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posted by The Other Front at 9:00 PM
May 05, 2016
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The face looks familiar, but...
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Though well-liked as a person and appreciated as a tactician, Ranieri had earned a reputation as a nearly man; a decent enough coach who lacked the mean streak to win trophies or, more pertinently for Leicester, steer a limited side through a relegation dogfight.
In 30 years of management, across four of Europe's top leagues, Italy, Spain, France and England, Ranieri had never won a major title. His zenith, aside from a couple of cups and lower-division titles, had been second-place finishes with Chelsea, Juventus, Roma and Monaco...
Nice-guy Claudio, who never used to win the big prizes, now has a victory few managers in history can match.
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