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Now there's an idea for Allegri...if he watches the games and learns anything from them. Chiesa - Vlahovic - Yildiz Against Atalanta put Milik in the middle and let's see if we can have some sort of attacking football with possession for once.

Nothing's gonna happen, we're going to the finish line with this horse whether we like it or not. I think management will hopefully consider his future based on the performances of this season and hopefully we'll get some semblance of a juventus that is satisfying to watch. This disjointed...

Danilo and Milik hadn't been introduced yet. Kostic could have also come in, it didn't have to be a direct positional swap at that point just someone who could bring a cool head to the game make the most of situations instead of botch them. EDIT: and yeah Hans would have def been the more...

No point in playing Nonge in a game like that. We were playing so many youngsters at least bring in someone with experience alongside Yildiz. I think we overestimate the quality of the next gen players as if they're all meant to be future stars. Some of them are just plain average.

I dont know if you guys noticed during the Juve - Roma match, Mourinho after the game went up to Huijsen and gave him a pat on the back and it seemed like something was going on... I was quite surprised to see it at the time considering they have no previous relationship but now it all makes sense.

No just our new davids

I'm really enjoying watching this, it feels strange. I just keep reminding myself this is how football should be... enjoyed!

I wanted Kessie a few years ago and everyone laughed at me. Can we get Amrabat already?

I think just being able to fit the 3 of Dybala, Higuain, and the monster who is Mandzukic in one line up was so satisfying to watch for me. Because prior to the winter break Allegri kept switching back and forth and failing majorly at the right duo up front. Credit to Mandzukic and to the rest...

I can't stand Allegri's tactics but moving Mandzukic to LM made our team amazing in 2016, we became so much more unpredictable and attack-minded. Yeah, I know its hard to believe considering the last two years of sleep inducing defensive garbage but we were fun to watch when Allegri made that...

There are reports this morning Al Hilal are back in and tempting Allegri with an improved offer... is there a glimmer of hope?

I mean what else can we do? You can't love another team. Just have to wait the rot out. I really can't wait to see some semblance of football being played by our colors again soon. Hell I'd even take the Ranieri days of us finishing third again post promotion with a midfield of Momo Sissoko...

As nauseating and disappointing as it is, there's always hope of another dawn. We've been through it with Del Neri and Zacheroni...no? Tomorrow I will meet Del Piero in Amman for a gala dinner, I look forward to seeing what he has to say about this mess in private, maybe he can give us a...

lucky you can make that decision to be a casual supporter, for some of us as painful as it is, we have to fall asleep watching juve every sunday

Guys have you noticed that the way the table stands we can still make the top 4 with the -9 if we win our next 4 matches? Maybe even just 3/4 if we beat AC Milan!

Gimme a white collar any day - 97/98 is the absolute best

I've said it before and I'll say it again, he's coming.

I think this is sound reasoning, especially if we can't afford a major upgrade in quality. Pellegrini was growing into his role towards the tail end of the season and I think with an extra season to gel and better quality teammates he'll be able to hold his own in the starting lineup and...

Let's be real. No one would leave Liverpool with a serious role as a squad player (think of all that they're competing for) to join us as a 'retirement' option. If Bobby would join us it would be to play a role so that he could be considered for the upcoming WC and be a starter.

I've said it before, I'll say it again - it's happening.