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Allegri also made it clear that Pirlo would have to play on the left in the following season, which did play a part in his generally feeling that he was no longer highly valued at Milan.

Allegri also made it clear that Pirlo would have to play on the left in the following season, which did play a part in his generally feeling that he was no longer highly valued at Milan.

Hey, the three at the back part is coming back. :D - - - Updated - - - We are just moving beyond tiki-take and something else will take over. Trap's heyday came in the years after the demise of Total Football, which is what a lot of tiki-take is inspired by.

Is there a 'progressive' option out there? Is there a coach available just now that Juve would see being in charge for a few years? Because of the timing and nature of Conte's departure, it may well be necessary to appoint someone like Allegri as a safe option to take Juve through this season...

See, I'd say he'd have to be tactically masterful to be a tactical master...

She shouldn't be posting things like that. Juve should be maintaining complete silence on the circumstances of Conte's departure just now - not shifting blame around.

Nah. He was very good in that regard, but I believe his motivational skills were probably his main quality.

He doesn't need to. Football is about to go full circle and Trap's methods will become perfect again.

Everything is cyclical.

Answered in the other thread. What about Paolo Di Canio? :D

He's horrible. Like a more extreme version of Allegri. He just sits back and hopes that his team will somehow win the game.

He's horrible. Like a more extreme version of Allegri. He just sits back and hopes that his team will somehow win the game.

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I'd be surprised if Juve went for Allegri given that he was central to pushing Pirlo out of Milan.

I'd be surprised if Juve went for Allegri given that he was central to pushing Pirlo out of Milan.

None of those mentioned are terribly appealing. I'd go for Lucien Favre. Or Stefano Colantuono if you fancy risking another Delneri-esque appointment. :D Allegri consistenly got his Milan teams to finish where they should have, except when Juve won the scudetto in Conte's first season, but...

None of those mentioned are terribly appealing. I'd go for Lucien Favre. Or Stefano Colantuono if you fancy risking another Delneri-esque appointment. :D Allegri consistenly got his Milan teams to finish where they should have, except when Juve won the scudetto in Conte's first season, but...