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Claudio Ranieri promises to buy Fulham stars McDonald’s for clean sheets in bid to fix leaky defence

CLAUDIO RANIERI has promised to buy Fulham stars McDonald's if they can manage a clean sheet in a desperate bid to fix the club's leaky defence.


Posted Sunday, November 18, 2018 by Thesun.co.uk

Claudio Ranieri promises to buy Fulham stars McDonald’s for clean sheets in bid to fix leaky defence

The former Leicester boss, 67, tempted his Foxes stars with pizza during their title-winning 2015-16 season and will do similarly now.

Claudio Ranieri promises to buy Fulham stars McDonald’s for clean sheets in bid to fix leaky defence
Claudio Ranieri will treat Fulham stars to McDonald's if they keep a clean sheet

Ranieri took over the reins from axed Slavisa Jokanovic with the club dead-last in the Premier League after a horror start to 2018-19.

With the Italian preparing for his first game against Southampton next weekend, Ranieri was hilariously asked if he'd repeat his free pizza for a clean sheet stunt.

And Ranieri replied: "I have to organise something more, the pizza is not enough now.

"Let me think... everybody to McDonald's!

Claudio Ranieri promises to buy Fulham stars McDonald’s for clean sheets in bid to fix leaky defence
Fulham currently sit dead-last in the Premier League having conceded 31 goals

"If you see Fulham conceded a lot of goals and I am an Italian, and it’s important to maintain the clean sheet."

Meanwhile, Ranieri confessed his ecstasy at his return to the Premier League, saying: "I am very happy to come back.

"The best league in the world and I am very happy. Mr Khan called me and now we work together."

The 2015-16 Premier League-winning boss went on to say he is confident in keeping Fulham up despite their horror start to the season - conceding a league-high 31 goals.

Claudio Ranieri promises to buy Fulham stars McDonald’s for clean sheets in bid to fix leaky defence
Claudio Ranieri is considering drastic measures to save Fulham

Ranieri claimed the club must have a short-term memory, adding: "Forget what happened yesterday.

"I am an ambitious man, I have good players but choose those that show me fighting spirit.

"When players and fans help each and understand we are all together in the same way and now I need the support of our fans to try do our best."



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